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The morning call., 1893-05-02
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
'EoR SAIL NEW ARK sCow F0R Less
! than half value; sails and all complete. For par
tlcuErs address A e. ADAMS, Antioch, Cal. M -
L OR sALE-CANARY BIRDS WITH YOUNG;
/ cheap $50 sacramento ST.
b GOD THRASHING Engine FOR SALE. APP
= '! ply 1923 PdTast. Alameda. APPS tt
90 EOIl SALt-A GOOD OLD VIOLIN AMATI
! mfdel;- aiso'a very line banjo In quire at 4U2
Mason 81, cor. Geary-. ap3O 3tt
L Or SALE:-1 ARK. IN THE BEST CONDITION;
. a thOE5uChIv furnished. Fer particulars appIy Ia
II. =. WAGNER. 6S5 California St ap5O 81
DoZ EXTRA FINE YOUNG LAYING HENS.
I2 2646 Howard ST ap3O 81
elk WHITE SEwISG-MACHIsE WITH AT
" 10. taehinents: nearly new. 22l Filth. 30 3ts
FOR SALE-COTTAGE:- ROOMS; TO. BE RE
moved. 1852 stevenson ST. N.Y. 2t<
nOMksrIC SEWING MACHINE NEW STYLE;
e ~ bargain; warranted; only S25 THE S.
HILL co, % New Montgomery St. apl6 If
EAO SECONDHAND CARPETS. ALL SIZES
COO ana shapes: tapestry aud body BRUSSELS: As
good as new; very cheap. j. NOONAS, lO17-l02S
Mission 81, aofve sixth. mrl6 II
GOUNTEES. sHELVINGS, BAR. OUTFITS,
- showcases. Office fittings. new and second hand;
stores and oilces FL ted order short notice:
G. sh easy terms. J. NOONAN, 1917 to 1923
MISSION s., above SIXTH open evenings mrI6 II
SHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES.
- piauers drllpreSs machine tools. 657 Mission.tf
CHOWCASES. BAR, SrORE. OFFICE FIX
- lures Seheerers Pioneer Store.25 10Th. ja1S I'm
GAZE SCALE, LErTER-FRESs sroRErRUGx
- and mvney-tai; cheap. lO2 Clay st. au7 u
ECOND-HAND BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMPS
- tkaIting pC!leys, betting. water pipes etc
ceS II MCINTOSH NOLPMAN. 1877 BeAIs4E
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o. l0 Qn0 SPLENDID INVESTMENT;
" ". COO. rents Sl02O ger annum; su5stan-
tial Improvement in fats and residences; Jay-
window etc; short distance from the city Han;
lot q ;UXl20 to rear street.
The morning call., 1893-05-02
CARPET CLEANTNG.


rINHOROUGH CARPET CLEANING &c PER YARD
. Address CAMPBELL az SORENSES. 236 Four
-NHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE CAR
~ pets cleaned and renovated. Jones' Perfect Car
pet Beating WORKS. 25 ana y Eighth st. APPS 6m
WHEN YOU BECOM + DISC o STED WITH POOR
. ~. WORK send. to SPAULDISGiS Pioneer Carpet
be&ting Works. 1897 Tehama St: tele. 1880 2itt
:>CiiIY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
y waiting works. 3S ana 30 Eighth st; g r STE
! ' EMS manager. Telephone cali, $3.50. mr3 ION
CARPETS. THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
y renovated; all work guaranteed. j w SHAN
AHAN, 6 POLK St: Tel. 3I46; send postai.fell I'm
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEAESED. AND
y renovated same new. S. s. tERG USON q
Co, Is Tenth st; telephone 3035 1T
CoNKLIS's CARPEr.BEATING WORKS. 333
- 5olden Gats ava: teeDhoHe 2l2S. II Il
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IItlRSES.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGFs-

| IGHr DELIvERY-wAGoN, HORSE AND HAIR
~ ness; complete rig. 3l3 Pacific st ape TIE
EISE DOCTORS PHAEroN BELOW COST: /
ElauEdry and baker-wagon cheap s2S Harrison
street. aD9g ms
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DENTISTS.


"A ROOM s. o'FARR ELL ST. GOOD FILL
- ings soc. extracting 25c. plates -, crowns So,
being tho place where all the dental work Is now
done that was formerly done at my dental college,
= iifth St; but paupers from the County
o. Hospital. POorhUuse and PesthOuse worked
FOR 40 my dental college. l Firth ST.. where each
op6r tloh is free at my usual address extract and
III teeth painleSsly by wonderful secret method;
NY hliingr, crowns, bridgework ana plates have
. celYel 5 first medals: all operations guaranteed;
eEan.iaaLlon free DR. 6. W. LEX, o'Farrei.
G 7 PER SET TO PLEASE OR NO CHARGE;
- ming 2li ext bOc DR. PERRY, Mason II
-CCLToN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sV6 MARKET
'~ - s.. DE CHARLES w. DECKER. IeSi
TlR II. q. YoUNs-ExTRACTIoN PAINLESS;
3. II patchwork, brdg e-Work, teeth without plates
. sleciaity. 1871 Polk 81 myitst
no PAIN-EX1RACTISG OF TEETH MADE
IN easy Doc and 81; artihc al teeth from 50; hll
Ing from 81 CRODIE Dental Association, 759
Market st., bet Third and Fourth. apl2 Ct
. or A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED A
Sp good IS can be made; hllin1 81 DR. SIMMs
othilsi, $50 MARKET ST. next Baldwin Thoa;er Oelst
-: DRA LUDI I'm HILL, l443 MARKET ST. NEAR
~ Eleventh; no Charge for extracting Thsa plates
ere Eaede; old plates Icsdo ever uso nsvi toese
MONEY TO LOAN.
r PER GENT: CITY LOANS; NO DELAY
- JoOST q v ooLLEY, 4 New Montgomery st.a50 II
kf UNEY AT 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
l'l cages Without delay. MURPHY. s26 Pine. $ 6m
M ONEY LOANED ON JrwELHY AND OTHER
: NJ ValuableS st the Security Loan Bank, ll05
AaIkei, M. Mason; private entrance TURK 9L
FINANCIAL.
Gas FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 5as KeRrHy at. the only corporation that lends
money On diamonds. watches; iow Interest. oe4 Il
The morning call., 1893-05-02

GT0OQ a GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR PER-
III WV. sons desiring a chicken ranch or the
Kind; property fronting on streets, being a
main road; a residence aud barn. chicken houses
etc: fruit trees: several horses and wagons: lot
2OOxl5O: protected by gum trees
The morning call., 1893-05-02

o1J EGn 8 ELEGANT NEW FLATS ON
~ L. OOU. suffer St: good location: street
accepted; lot - 6xl57:6 We want ofer.
The morning call., 1893-05-02

4 BARGAIN TO-DAN-S45O: CORNER SALOON,
\ with ivins-rou ms good STOCK and fixtures: sa-
loon lneu don't faitto this; any reasonable offer
w. rc accepted. GUS STRAND. lO25 Market 81. l
The morning call., 1893-05-02

= I.)S BRANCH BAKERY: GOOD Locations
(. ! -. uarsaiu. StRANp. 1898 MARKET 81.
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IL BAEGAINS-FOR SALE OR EXCH ASGE.
\ Saloons, hotels. groceries, bars $3.50 to $1,000
Eesrasraut, boar Hedging houses. $500 TO $1,000.
~ toErry. branch bakery, cigar, $3.50 TO 5000.
100 etHeT business IN payments, $3.50 to 5 coo
Farmers wanted an kinds business. $50 To $1,000
GtS STRAND, lO35 Market st. bet. Sixth ana
-.-.i.- D.. inallsn German. Danish SMeIish snnken-
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

nj cALESTkR Y McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
% MoNTe oMERY. BEr. SUFFER- & MARKET
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=-:S.t IO PARTNER WANTED INDOOR BUsI-
81 steJV. ness: will pay SIS per month
Z rE u eacn. sec Us SIR ND. In3J Market.
The morning call., 1893-05-02

So IO CORNER CIR OCERY AND BAR WITH
:. OV. rooms; bargain. STRAND, 1888
The morning call., 1893-05-02


I NE OF ENGLISH LINOLEUMS. soc: MAT.
j. TINES, lOc; brussels CARPET laid. soc; furniture
lowest prices SHREK. 1910 aad 1872 stockton. II
CARPETs-sMITH's BRUSSELS csc A YARD
~ NJ. FRIEDMAS & co. 22t-228-23O and 3O6
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GQQ0O NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE
NCOOO. refused: good Investment in store and
Hats; corner near tho POstothce. within = stones
throw OF Market st; established grocery business;
see this at once
The morning call., 1893-05-02

: 9Th; G.:.TQM AND .-BlI+LYlS OLD: CORNER
ny. saloon ;:bul ding stock. fixtures pool
TAB g stove 60 0ki Gtebsisf etc; oldest best
stand in BAD en;:no agents Apply r.. L. NApKE
lsos:1. ar'k et 81 - -. -. APPS IT..
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3. 3. II &c LIB !-El 9 R, a G.
Abirsifle ss-inust. be-, Id to-day. On
IL. yili Sicijl.$ Il IfoIey for good .,Fili:
~ .s@eSIA 2 ishad. Tow. ,ientr 'Ivin e:FGo7rs:.
II .,5.. rsa! i!:.IHqiiTe :Braneh..t.llice
The morning call., 1893-05-02

GAIA GROCERY AND BAR; BARGAIN on
- f,JO- account OF sickness. MCLAUGHLIN.
The morning call., 1893-05-02

49, NJ GOOD SAL0OA.WITH 5 W ELL FUR
I. --'.A1. .nished rooms aud dxturess doing good
II les owner must sell on account OF leaving
y .-rt..t $50. Apply CALIFORNIA BUSINESS
NJ h;ANAI +, ~ Mar ct 81 myl 3t=
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.FURNiTItiIs.E IVA NTED..

= 10. F. :iAMSON~ WILL BUY YOUR :FURNI.
". lure 2fhll cash va ue r IN J.. 425 KesEnyas en-
DIANGS, FERNITURE, CARPETS, RANGES
Thought. cash Call or postal. 962 Howard 81 II ly
n I-0 MAN BROS. III SIXTH ST. BUY YOUR
~ secondhand furniture, etc, for CASH I'm
NTCCAEE. 12s FOURTH ST. PAYS THE HIGH
UCTIONEER - WILLIAM BUTIERFIELD,
- 80 Montgomery (Safe Deposit Bidg) cor.
California 20 years in the business, buys sells and
rents furnished houses II
l. UTTERFIELD. FRANK w. AUCTIOSEER. 10
- Montgomery ST.. buys large and small lots 81 4
L URNITURE NANTED-EVERYBOD SELLS
1 their secondha furniture at the Pavilion Auc-
t0n House 3lS and 321 suffer. mr. Grant deS u
4 LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
"a Hllure wanted: 20 per cent paid more than else
where MALONE. 10 Fourth ST.. store. ul20Et
M j. SIMMONS d Co. AUCTIONEERs WILL
w. 5uy your iurUiturc, pianos and books. 1857
Market ST aa9Et
The morning call., 1893-05-02

Gas FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 5as KeRrny st. the only corporation that Lends
money ca diamonds. watches: low Interest. oe4 If
The morning call., 1893-05-02

~: fll-FA1 IN5 SALO0N FUR sALE CHEAF
= =: =qr tash- 10 Steuart st. ap30 IL
E:AkEGT FOR RENT - COMPLETE BAKERY
i tn store. living ROOMS; stable; 925 Folsom
i 6giire.2513 Sacramento 81. apSO IT.
The morning call., 1893-05-02

no LEAsE--SUNNY HOUSE, 2se SAN JOSE
ave. cor Twenty-fft Sc. IL rooms ana bath:
$50. Won RHEIN Il CO.. 5l3 California st. % II
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:c.,D N RESTA URANT-" on MARKEr ST:
;%t,' > oV. receipts SIS a day. STRAaD, 1895
IN srkerst, i
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0tIRO MUST BE SOLD; GOOD RESI-
ID / OU. denee OF rooms aud bath; brick
mutations, stable and cottage-house, etc: good
location on Folsom st near list.
The morning call., 1893-05-02

o5o-- COFFEE Asp CHOP HOUSE; BAR
= = y. gain. this dsy: sickness cause Of sale
~ CO. 26la kearay 81. ape 4t*
The morning call., 1893-05-02

faMtf Id LIKE TO CORRESPOND WITH 50 ME
a--t lat IS going 10 The " Orids Fair this 81 M
:lic who would be willing to pay all expenses
d !lr- ieu=ht OF having sober. honest gentleman
" > companion; object matrmoEy: references
: zen ana strictest secrecy guaranteed. address
s. = "a lE o.. Call Branch gMre- nvl 2tz
The morning call., 1893-05-02

Z -: PAY y q LIT SllSltSS FOR LII TIL Z
- qJtZbl fot Il a n=i r. y-:IrilISt be s6ll=
Ii:ll Jr1g:Q poor: eaIth::thiS is bargain:
E6siTis: - 6:I-a cia ST :.
The morning call., 1893-05-02

:3Cs.I:-. "a Pa IN FR WAIVED: HIGHT PLEAS
81 IL. N:.arts.fnsde business gives steady en-
.zF-lymedt5 clears S65 TO SIS per month each:
" B: ~ g e cf*sanenUt necessary; business easily
eds can he. largely Increased with help of good
- F suSB fullest Investigation. See GEO STEW
- fSa<-S son; $50 KeIruy ST.:
The morning call., 1893-05-02

. VI ILL; bftys. SSI hEoS4 o.N--f:CftNILCft
IN CIICE-I.AM Now. IA. 1928. FOURTH fNEW
- ~ G5Ilding), and Ofer large; stock OF general
holEeh"d furniture al reduced prices; 500 carpets
Feod ss new stoves So: antique chsmber suits
SIS ;.parlor suits s25 cash OF Instruments; all at
20 eGCrock prices. t H. NELSOE l26 Fourrhst al 81
The morning call., 1893-05-02

=I.i-Q IT'LL. CITY, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND
Ii fsvoraEy located, Tor sale or partner wanted:
se-ius q lue business 3-75 Mission 81. ap29 IT,
The morning call., 1893-05-02

:: &, IAl.I. AMOUR To j. CASH WILL PURCHASE
-. rst>rate business leading thoroughIare
sons for selling ;, Can ONCE oakland so
The morning call., 1893-05-02

SD III;S EB- WANTED N PAYING SALOON:
~ eusiria pItalt Il Us STRAND. 1885 Market l
The morning call., 1893-05-02

Price reduced to S22. 500: offer wanted: Calfor-
MIA and LarSin SITS: lot 81 5x7J6, With large build
ing. formerly used as power-house OF CalforBla-st.
cable road: tho buldlug can be converted into flats
OF boarding house ana made TO pay large rate OF
interest on the Investment; this property must be
sold By order OF the board OF directors OF The Cali
fornla:st. Cable Road; maze an offer. BALDWIN ~
HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery ST. ap3O st SuTuTh
I LASDLEI,
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NIfIEfIIEN bUhNDFD.
TWO CHILDREN BY ELDERLY GERMAN
l. widow. $50 Eddy st. ap3o Sta
VoUNG MARRIED COUPLE WISH CHILD TO
l. board; terms reasonable. L., box 30, this Of
fee. ap9O 6ts
DLEAsANT HOME FOR SMALL CHILDREN
l. Apply this Office. ape 5ts
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-. FUR.NITUKi.EI. .FoR SAFE. :.

III light BEDROOM sET:. = PIECES AND
-.spIag rlttress". cheap. Apply 1920 Txen-.
The morning call., 1893-05-02

5UILDER AND OWNER, ROOM Ii AND Is,
Second floor. Mills Building.
The morning call., 1893-05-02

~ com Itie win farnittre carpets. stoves. cur
tsGs Blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prcsa
" or easy iEsLsilments; small deposit. M RED
hA y: CO;.largest install lment houss the coast
- 22S $50 iand 800 Stockton ST, 237 Post; open
6venings;. PROMPT attention uaid country ORDERS
The morning call., 1893-05-02

C.-Dp PARTN Err WANTED: INDOOR BUSI-
- 0tjU ness. VIII pay over 500 per month
$vearly to each. MCLAUGHLIN ~ CO, 26le Kearny
ser-IaT lnyl
The morning call., 1893-05-02

.'oR SAAE-l- NEW ARK SCOW FOR LESS
than half value: sails and all complete. For par
culars address A e. ADAMS, Antioch, Cal. M -
The morning call., 1893-05-02

22oO-Presidlo Heights. Washington St; good
marine view; lot 2Sx l2I: 8i4 ready for building.
SD5OO-lranklih ST.; 53xlOO; on grade.
$6OU0-Fhbert ST, running through TO Greenwich,
%: ,N2T5: grade.
Sl6OO-Large residence corner lot on Pine st,
seVerai blocks +. of Fillmore: lOuN94.
$ll.O00-Nob Hill of the Mission: corne err on Do.
lores ST; lO5N76;6
SgDD0-DYL Ok
The morning call., 1893-05-02

4 TAIfoNERY, NEWS AND FURYIsHING
~ got s half IS VA e old esJabll shed .any reason
raGt rll5r; Investigate. 1857 Mssion,st ap2S 7ts
The morning call., 1893-05-02

i AIsssEEfs P. INIUS OFFICE-JOURNEYM
ll.c--E. cuunlrv. 22L Gramr avs MONS 25-uI lss
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QQOOO NICE RESIDENCE, CORNER on
GtOOOO. O'Farreu ST 9 ronms and bath: brick
foundations; AT modern imp oyements: lot 25x
92:6; stable and carriage-heuSe
The morning call., 1893-05-02

CHAS f ELLIOT. Secratary
omee-Room 20. Nevada BLOCK 300 Montgomery
st.. san FTaaeisco. Cal 80 al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12
Canals and Reservoirs.

The subject of irrigation is attracting
attention in those parts of the country
where it is not needed as we'll as the dis
tricts that without it would be a desert.
New York has new paper called the
Irrigation Market. Ii is not anything
near SO good paper as the irrigation Age,
published in this city, and the most in
teresting article it contains is from the
pen of JOEL SHOEMAKER OF Utah.
There are vast stretches of land in this
territory that now lie uncultivated and
are useless for range, growing only sage
and other scrubby brush, which if irri-
gated could be made highly productive.
Some of them are high and dry above and
beyond any present available water sup
ply. Others could be irrigated if sufficient
means and energy were applied in bring
ing out and storing the streams that
come from the mountains.
In a short time it is likely that Sanpete.
an already prolific county, will be able
to irrigate thousands of acres OF good
land now barren and unfruitful A COM
pany has been formed to effect this pur-
pose. 1t is called the Fairview Reservoir
and Irrigation company. One of it's first
efforts will be to build big dam in box
canyon leading from Gooseberry valley,
and store water enough to make a large
supply during the summer. A tunnel
will have to be constructed through a
mountain liz order to bring the water
within using distance and canal of con-
siderable length built so as to utilize it in
the valley.
These enterprises are needed in Utah
and can be put in operation in many
places without very much cash outlay.
By placing the shares at very small
amount, workingmen can become stock
holders, ana by cooperation OF labor
reservoirs may be built which will be safe
storages, and a supply of water can be
secured in the seasons when it is not
needed for farms already having right
to its use, and thus large areas may be
made valuable that now are worthless.
1t may be said this period of financial
stringency is poor time to talk of going
into any kind of an extensive venture
That is all nonsense. These are the very
times for folks TO keep moving and to en-
gage in something that will stir up both
people and business. Utah needs more
arabic land. She will have to feed the
stock that now roams upon tracts fast
spelling for ranges.
While business men are sucking their
thumbs or jingling a bunch of keys in a
coinless pocket, let the live men in the
country districts push out and make times
better by devising means to bring idle
land into profitable use. and they will
gain large returns for their enterprise and
toll, and win not have to wait long Tor
profits either. Irrigating canals and
storage reservoirs are to be sources of big
revenues in this western country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

The HERALD last week, referring in its
local columns to the appointment of DR..
q. 81. FENNEMoRE of Beaver, as Regis
trar, spoke somewhat slightingIy of his
Democracy, recalling the fact that he
was once the candidate of the Repu blicans
for school superintendent. Whilst that
is true, it was without his knowledge or
consent, and with perfect knowledge of
his being a staunch Democrat, and one
who, as such, had held several Offices.
We have seen letter from Beaver vonch-
ing IN the most positive terms for his
Democracy, and signed by the leading
officials OF the county, the editor of the
Democratic paper, the UtoRian, and by a
majority Of the county Democratic COM
mittee. Another name was sent in, but
the county committee was not called to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12
In the WAY OF Silver.

In discussing the silver question, the
most popular topic of the times in tbs
west, it is frequently stated that if about
a hundred bankers and few newspaper
men were disposed of, various methods
more or less ridiculous being suggested,
the whole difficulty would be removed
and a free coinage law would soon be in
force.
Such statements, whether made in all
seriousness or mingled with equivocal
jocuIarity, do no good to the silver cause
because they are not true, and the people
who need to be convinced of prevalent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

ALTHOUGH THERE is no authority by
the laws of the Choctaw nation to stay
an execution, obedience was given to an
order from the interior department at
Washington and directed to the governor
respiting the Indians who were to have
been shot last Friday. And now the
question arises, Can they be deprived of
life at all? There is no provision in the
laws for resentencing a prisoner. 1t is a
curious complication.
P. S. A late dispatch says the governor
of the Choctaw nation refuses to recog-
nize the Washington authorities as
having the right to interfere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12
WIFE az Empty morphine BOX, Dur

WITH AN empty morphine box, Dur
ango miner named BoTHILL left the sub
joined note last Saturday:
take this poison because the world is
too hard. Tell the people to instruct their
congressman and senators to pass a free
and unlimited coinage act, 10 to !, and the
United States viii be the most prosperous
nation on earth. Good bye, boys,
NED 3. B.
This is the first dying request we have
seen on the subject of Congressional leg
islation, and it ought to be needed. What
difference could it possibly make to him,
where BoTHILL was going, in regard to
the ratio between gold and silver? And
what condition of mental apd moral
cemposure it shows when at such time
a sincere silver man goes to meet his Re-
deemer with his mind fixed on the cure OF
hard times by the bimetallic system OF re.
demption!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

SILVER WILL hold the boards to- night
at the Theatre. The house should be full
OF silver people. Ladies and gentlemen
are invited to be present and support the
silver movement. Utah must take a stand
on this important question which Con-
gress will have to grapple with in less
than IA month. Let the friends of the
white metal be present in force tonight!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

THE DENVER newspapers are in right
down dead earnest, relative to pushing
the new Denver, Salt Lake & San Fran
cisco railroad, now incorporated and
capitalized. The Republican says it twill
open a great expanse OF undeveloped be-
cause hitherto inaccessible territory that
is know to be rich in resources.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

Does your hair pull in the morning?
Have you no appetite for dinner? Can't
you sleep at night? A bottle of A. B. c.
Bohemian Bottled Beer will cure any of
these cases. 1t is made by the American
Brewing Co. of st. Louis of the best bar
ley and hops. Fred s. Hadra, AZ East
First South street, Salt Lake agent. Tel
ephone 268.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

THE MARRIAGE of Prince GEORGE to
the Princess TEcK the Other day has un-
corked a big scandal. 1t is now said by
the London NctyS that the groom was
married some years ago by Catholic rite
to the daughter of distinguished British
naval officer, by whom two children have
been borne, and it is hinted, moreover.
that the lady was present at the wedding
last week. The union, which is prohib-
tied by the royal marriage act, was con-
tracted when the groom was not consld
cred in the line of succession to the throne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

A DISPATCH states that Vice President
STEVENSON will be in Salt Lake tomor-
row. Besides having a number of per-
sonal friends here, he is known and adj
mired by thousands for his sturdy
Democracy, his ability and statesman
ship. Our people will be delighted to
honor him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

Col. JAMES PLATT, of Denver, has, it
appears, made Senator SHERMAN very
mad by reviving the story that the Sena-
tor, when submitting the conference re-
port which in eleven significant words
demonetized silver, failed entirely to ac-
quaint this country with the fact that
such would be the effect. Whatever
SHERMAN may say now, there's no deny-
ing that there was great deal of skull
duggery in the passage of that law OF 1873.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12
When travelling

Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip bottle of Syrup OF
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and eff
fectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. preventing fevers, headache and
other forms OF sickness. For sale in Soc.
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

MRS. CLENELAND's pet st. Bernard
''Kay'' is dead. The Harvard veterinary
surgeons reported the post mortem re-
yealed that there was present sin the
thoracic cavity a large fibroid tumor, -
which interfered with Kay's circulation.
Another case of heart failure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

LAST SATURDAYS San Francisco papers
have an interview with General CLARK
SON on postoffice methods, and the east
ern mail yesterday brought the intelli-
gence that the general is now IN Iowa
getting ready to run for Senator. He is
a ubiquitous man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

THERE WILL be great deal of free
coinage of language, We fear, at the COM
ing session of Congress, and it is pity
there cannot be some sort of seignorage
to keep most of it out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12
For over Fifty Yenrs

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhpa. Twenty five cents
q hntila
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12

REV. EUeENIA ST. JOHN, regularly
ordained Methodist minister, has been
called to Kansas City, Kansas, church.
Her husband is likewise preacher of
the same denomination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-12
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