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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08

have said and written, did not accom-
plish as much in the way of convinc-
ing the people of the beauty Of our
great panorama as was accomplished
by our exhibition on the night of July
4th, when in response to invitation a
multitude visited the spot and took in
the scene.
Everything was suspicious: the night
was perfect; the canyon sent down
gentle breeze; the sunset was a mas
terpiece of purple and gold; and as the
twilight stole away and darkness COW
cred the city and valley in its folds,
thousands of rockets and balloons shot
heavenward from the great expanse
below, in testimony of the patriotism
of our people. 1t was great night for
the people; it was a great night for
Popperton! Now we feel that our Ia
bors are nearly completed, and we soon
all will know how magnificent a home
site we are offering. It seems a pity
to give this property away, as we are
doing. But we have more than we
need, and so for time at least we will
let frontage go at nominal figures See
us at Nos. and Commercial BLOCK
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

Miss Lettia Hall is Cured by Drs.
Shores q Shores. Misflt Specialists
present such cures once O wear. but
DR.. Shores & Shores always give
evidence of their success.
Miss Letta Hall, one of the most
popular young ladies of Mantb Utah,
gives home cured. She came to the
city especially to take advantage of
Drs. Shores & Shores wonderful sys-
tenn, and she wishes to make known the
fact to her many friends that she is
once more the happy possessor of good
health.
Miss Hall says: For four years was
a sufferer from a complication of
troubles, nervousness being the most
prominent, at night could not sleep
and always felt tired upon arising. L
had rheumatism so bad it was almost
impossible for me to use my hands.
Under the care of Drs. Shores & Shores
1 wish to state am entirely WELL Yours
truly,
MISS LETTIA HALL,
Mauti Utah
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wnr wiz Be necsnrcs.

The indications are that 4 determined
fight viii be precipitSted in tt city
council Tuesday night by the friends
of the two nominees for the vacant OF
fee of councilman and it is more THAI
likely that new candidates Wal aoo up
serenelv before the vacancy is fliPd.
The most likely dark horses are s. E
Westerleld and Z. 3. Wieks, with
several other prominent citizens Tsli
UP in the race. None Cf the seVer2l
factions contend that they nave walk
over. although the Mason rnla claim -
have secured tha promises q ma
jority Of the members CT the council
Although sustained il MS position by
the city attorney and other legal lights
the mayor is not dcsircU5 Of e1tesi'1 :
into any controversy with the coun-N
and before making any move viii await
the action Of the council on Tuesday
night. Should the man whom he IS
favoring receive the nomination the
mayors endorsement VIII u2dopotedjy
be forthcoming at once. on the o5her
hand should an opposition man gel the
place there is no foreteHing the cut
come although It seems hardly likely
that his honor would contest The Seiec-
fiOn
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s,-i1din~ pern,its.

Building Inspector Folsom last week
Issued The following permits:
Carl Arnussen, for brick and stone
Office and business block On the west side
Of Alain street between South Temple and
First South streets, 10 cost $1G9C0.
oclly Mountain Ben Telephone COMPANY,
for d brick stone and iron exchange bui O.
ing on North State street, to cost S21,0l9.
Mrs. T. II. DeWoody. for a two story
s., - ~ f,aet to go q sG1
Johnson l4cofrourow, for a che story
brick block on State below Second South
street. 10 cost ,.01
William BirhinsL2w. for . frame dane
irg nail, IT the corner of Fifth South
and Z fth East to cost $500.
German Lutheran church, for one
story frame church on Seventh South near
Fifth West, TO cost $500.
John Clark. Tor a one story dwelling at
f60 South Twelfth East. to cost 500.
Il ) Smith, for one story residence al
I22 South West Temple, to cost $500.
Henry Reiser, for a brick addition to No.
45i West Fourth South, to cost $3.50.
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Mrs Margaret Scott, formally a resi-
dent of Spring City, Utah, but who now
resides in the Tenth ward, this city,
makes a remarkable statement regard
ing her treatment with Drs. Shores &
Shores. Mrs. Scott in an interview,
tells how she was treated by misfit
doctors, and how she is cured by Drs.
Shores & Shores.
Treating catarrh with sugar pills and
medicated solution of water is like the
man on the bank of a river fishing for
sharks with a pin hook. Yet we are
sorry to say certain specialists take
money from suffering patients on such
a Misrepresentation.
Mrs. Scott's case proves that catarrh
cannot be eredicated from the system
by the treatment used by specialists
who herald such treatment as a posi-
tive cure. Their evidence demonstrates
that fact as it is only once in six
months they get a statement. and then
they try to create a sensa ton, note the
difference between the testimony given
by Drs. Shores & Shores and the paid
for statement of excursion rate special
lists
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08

Who is discouraged? We are not
There is nothing to discourage us. On
the contrary, everything is encouraS-
ing Go along the streets of any Am
erican city and notice upon the fronts
of the BUILDINGS the year of their cree
tion-1S67, 1872, 1877, 1881, 1885, 1880.
What are these figures? they are mile
stones that mark the distance between
the seasons of real estate activity. The
last one you viii notice was in 1890.
Attitudes only, are marked. dapresSiOns
are not. Do you suppose that the pco-
pie OF the United States have ceased
forever to buy real esea>e? DO ynU
TANK that because We have sold none
since 1890, that there IS not coming up
on this nation again an era Of real es-
tate buying? History repeats itself
After every expansion there is a pro-
portionate contraction. The last con-
traction commenced with the Barring
Bros. failure, and has been continued
by the untoward events which sue
ceeded it. We have had now four
years of liquidation. The liquidation
is nearly completed. Idle money and
idle men are much alike-each bears
idlenesS al first with cOmplacency. But
as time goes on, each becomes impa-
tent. until idle men break out in open
demand for employment, and idle
money in open demand for investment
Inc ieceQlIS wave lipMS Stllly lIOll
the shore, but it returns with rush
and roar; capital w!thdraws, gradually
and remains away until impatient at
its idleness it returns with a rush and
sweeps over the field of Investment
Real estate is the basis of material
wealth. Real estate is immortal; and
in all of the seasons of calamity in the
past it has been the only absolutely
safe investment. The change is al
ready going on which will make us
prosperous. Bimetallism is coming and
coming soon; statehood with all its
splendid promise is almost ready for
delivery. and just as sure as you live
we are going to have an era of specu-
lation in the near future which will
dwarf into insigniflcance all of its pre-
decessors. Advice is a cheap and plen-
tiful article. but I will give you some
any way. The man that buys now in
Popperton Place will have something
hereafter to give to his wife and child
rem, better than policy of life insur-
ance. If you do not take this advice,
do not go around saying in 1895 what
you would have made, if you had.
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DISEASES OF OUR SPECIALLY.

THE EYES: Are they weak or
watery? Burn? Ache? See Spots
before them? Dull pain over eyes2
Lids glued together in morning2
Bright light cause pain?
THE EARS: Do they itcha Ache?
Run matter? Ringing or buzzing
noises? Partial loss of hearing?
THE NOSE: Is it dry? Stopped up?
Crusts form? Watery discharge?
Bad odor in it? Pain and lightness
over bridge? Sense of smell IMPAIR
ed?
THE THROAT: Is it dry and parchA
ed? Tickling sensation? Get sore
often? Matter gather in it? Hack
ing to clear it? Feels filed up2 Mat
ter drops from your head? Voice
hoarse or husky?
THE LUNGS: Have you a cough? Is
cough worse at night? Does it pre-
vent sleeqing? Pains in chest? Get
short of breath? Losing flesh and
strength? Wheeling in chest? Sharp
pains in side?
pausea? Have vomiting spells7 Bloat
stomach? ?nwkS ndkC 17S2ET ATEI
after eating? Rift up gas? Pain
after eating? Tongue coated, sour
stomach? Stomach feel full and
heavy? Feel faint when stomach is
empty? Full and oppressed after
meals Headache? Dizziness?
THE LIVER: Is your complexion sal
low or yellow? Pains under right
shoulder. Low spirited at times?
Memory failing? Easily tired out?
Hot and cold flashes? Pain in right
side? Sick headache?
THE KIDNEYS: Hand and feet swell?
Skin cold and clammy? Pain in small
of back? Urine dark and cloudy?
Deposit forms when left standing?
Pufiness under eyes? Mouth and
throat dry? Precipitation has a bad
odor? Unpleasant dreams? Swelling
around ankles? Palpitation of heart?
OTHER DISEASES: Joints swollen?
Bones ache? rheumatism? Neural
gia? Asthma? Nervous troublei
Blood diseases? Skin diseases? Dis
) eases of rectum? Piles, ETC.?
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A great many people think that the
only way to advertise is to buy space
in a newspaper. They lose sight of
either effective methods. Suppose, for
instance, the subject of the advertise
ment is the beauty Of particular
feminine face. You can write about it
in fiorid language; you can tell of her
ewes and their dreamy depths; rave
over her perfect complexion and the
tints of the peach upon her cheeks;
you can speak of her lips half hiding
her pearly teeth; but after all is said,
you have failed with your picture. The
only way to get a perfect idea of that
face is to see it. This is well Illustrated
by the fact that we have been trying
for six months, with pen and voice, to
convince the people of this city of the
splendors of Popperton. You have read
about the sunsets; and how the AL
mighty with his pencil, spreads the
wondrous colors on cloud and peak.
We have told you about the great val
ley; of the city that nestles close under
the shadows of the mountains; of the
two great monuments of human pa
thence and enterprise-the Temple and
the Joint building, which stand out in
bold relief At times in our enthusi-
asm we have thrown into the picture
the siIvery expanse of the Dead Sea,
its swelling bosom, decked with noun
tain islands. AT night we have illu-
minated the picture for you with a
thousand electric lights; but all we
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08

The copper plant bonus Of $4,000 will
probably be one OF the hardest bones Of
contention at the meeting of the coun-
ell. The advocates Of the report rec
ommendins the acceptance Of the Kim
bah block in exchange for the twenty
five bonds see yaat tney are about to
the limit. and unless , desperate effort
on their part carries the oay tor the
industry which means so mich Tor this
city and territory, then al IS indeed
lost Il IS evidently the intention d the
opponents Of Jhe transfer 10 continue
the matter over untii after the returns
from the board OF equalization are re-
ceived, when the city VIII again he be
yond her limit Of indebtedness and the
sale or transfer Of the bonds VIII be
out of the question. This Is. without
doubt, the policy to be adopted by those
counciImen who hold that the city Is
not bound morally or legally 10 pay
over to the owners Of land offerad IN
exchange for the paper all or part of the
bonds. 1t is more than likely that the
test vote VIII be taken en- Tuesday, and
present indications are that the prOpo-
sition viii be acceT ted.
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Wheel Nntes.

Thirty-one entries have now been made
for the ten mile road race to Garfield
beach on July 10. The list includes al
the fast ores, but the handicap men will
be right in it. Manse Collins friends
think his chances FOR crossing the tape
first are good.
The next regular bicycle races will take
place on July "A.
Charley Blithe made five miles at Cal
der's recently IN 15:S0h, and would have
stood good chance of winning the road
race had he entered.
Thatcher, the new man, viii do some
good work this season. He astonlshed
Everybody at the meet on July 4, and will
make some of them hustle in the road
race.
Earl Cummings has a future as road
racer. His showing at the recent meet
has made him an object of interest to
the dealers, who want him TO ride their
wheels.
Paul Hamer jr.. the genial treasurer of
the theatre, has joined the ranks of the
wheelmen but denies that he aspires to
be a racing man.
The racing men have buclkled down to
hard work again.
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FREE TRIAL TREATMENT.

So confident are Drs. Shores & Shores
that they can cure catarrh and chronic
disease even in it's worst forms. that a
cordial invitation is extended to all
persons suffering from this disease,
or from cough, asthma, or any
lung trouble to call at their office
in the Harmon block for a free
examination and a free trial local treat
ment They have all the appliances for
throwing the indicated spray upon the
diseased parts, and have not the slight
est hesitency in saying that relief will
be immediate and the cure prompt and
permanent
The ten days free trial treatment has
fully proven to the public that Drs.
Shores & Shores have the most effectuaI
system of treatment.
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SECOND Sight.

While the railroads are tied up, and
the deathly stiffness which succeeds
the passage of the tariff bill is on, the
land, it is a good time to make one or
two wise predictions. Here goes for
one. The next time there is a real es-
tate boom in this town, it viii be con-
fined to localities. The construction of
good Improvements, the certainty of
good surroundings, will be the factors
in making values then. During the
last little furry, purchases were gen
eral Salt Lake was then an over
grown village, and the future growth,
in particular directions, could not then
be predicted with certainty. Now, it is
a city, and has its future business To-
cality and future great residence local
ity and moneys hereafter invested will
irresistibly drift into them. Popperton
Place has no competitor. Here are two
facts capable of demonstration. First,
there is no tract of land adjoining any
city of this size in the United States
equal in beauty of situation to Pepper
ton Place. Second, there is no portion of
Salt Lake city so admirably adapted
for human residence as Popperton
Place For little while you can buy
frontage there at tariff reform, rail-
road strike prices. Now re let you
make the rI.ces After a little while
we will make the prices ourselves.
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Ready 60 Assume Control.

Major Daley, the new superintendent
of the waterworls department is ready
to take charge of his Office, and it is
announced that the change in the head
of the department viii take place on
Tuesday. BY that time Superintendent
Griffin will have his reports ready for
submission and the affairs of the de-
partment in such splendid shape that
his successor will have no difficulty in
assuming the duties of the office. The
people Of this city who have come in
contact with Dan Griffin, view with
great regret his retirement from the
well and faithfully served. He has
been a model superintendent of water
works
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.,rrbe Great Strike"

VIII be the subject of the sermon tomor-
row morning at 1915 at Plymouth church,
Third North street, near Fifth West. The
pastor was himself formerly working
mainland with his people extends the
heartiest possible invitation to all such
and their families. and especially now to
railroad people Clear thinking and right
acting are the need of the hour. Ply
mouth church is an humble one, but lives
only to do its utmost for the good of
everybody. "Hard times" clothes are
GOOD enough, if an honest heart is in
them. Come, and bring friend along.
Everybody welcome.
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Made Good Progress.

Good progress has been made by the
sewer contractors during the past
week and the completion Of the north
eTn end OF the system should not oc-
cupy more than two weeks more.
Should the strike continue for a week
more. however. operations will cease on
account OF the lack of cement. and the
only forces which can work viii be the
eXcayators, who are even now behind
thee oncrete men. The supply of ce-
ment will tide over the next six work
ing DAYS only
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08

On Tuesday afternoon the joint city
and county building committee viii
open bids and probably award the con-
tract for furnishing the electric light
plant for the building. it is the inten-
Ntion of the committee to put in a plant
which win supply lights enough for not
only the building. bat the grounds as
well, and the estimates OF the prob2ble
cost range between $4,000 and $4,000
The plant is to have capacity of 1000
lights 1t VIII be located in tire engine
and boiler house across the street from
the building proper. The power and
lights are to be conducted out through
1ba co0drrit
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AT SALTAIR.
Gay Party Mt That Resort Last
Evening.

A gay social party gathered at Salt
air last evening. About o'clock con-
siderable excitement was caused by a
rumor that there had been a tie-up on
the Garfield beach road and that
number of bathers were stranded at
Garfield and had telephoned for the
steamer Talula to come over and rescue
them. When the Talula steamed away
for Garfield the rumor seemed GER
tainty. Everything about the rumor
proved true except the tie-up The
steamer had been telephoned for, not
because Of tie-up, but by party of
young folks out for a lark. The Ia
lula carried them from Garfield to Salt
air The trip was pronounced delight
full, and the amusement at the Saltair
end was considerable when the sup
posed stranded passengers arrived from
rfiald
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water systern Cut on.

a bursted gross in the connection pit
of the Capitol Hill and high line wa
ter systems caused the shutting off of
the water from both of the systems
named yesterday. This deprived the
people in the extreme northern part of
the city and on Capitol Hill of their
Parley's were thrown into the upper
system and the pressure so increased
that they were forced as high up on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08
From Neglect-Catarrh is the Great Destroyer
It Fastens Its Deadly Clutches on its Victims
Who Defy the Premonitory Symptoms.
CONVINCING PEoPLEWARM PRAISE
GRATITUDE SHORES HUMANE
MEEHODs--NO CUTTING, BURNING,
NO IRRITATING WASH.

head, the oppressed and stuffy feeling
in the nose, the dropping of mucous in
to the throat and from the deafness and
buzzing in the ears With the relief
from the catarrhal symptoms, the gem
eral health is recovered, the stomach,
liver and kidneys regain their vigor and
the patient feels like a new being.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08

According TO the report Of the archi-
tects Of the joint city and county build
ing. Just filed with the auditor, there
is still due the various contractors on
the building the sum of $4,000 OF
course this amount is not to be paid
out until the contracts are completed.
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~oY~ worthless Warrants.
Stacked u7on the desk of city Audi

STAGED u0on the desk OF CltE AUa1-
t0r Rarbould yesterday were the war
rants cancelled by the treasurer since
the receipt Of the bond funds. There
were S.S14 Of these warrants, and their
aggregate face values before the ereas-
urer had placed his stamp upon them
was $500 coo The auditor and his as
sistart have put in their evenings for
the PAST three weeks in checking up
the paper. The balance Of the two de-
p2rtments tailed TO the cent.
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the north bench as Ninth street, in the
Twentieth ward. This remedied the
evil existing on account of the shut
ting down OF the high line system and
allowed the repairs to proceed. A new
cross was put in during the afternoon
by the waterwor5s department.
This city is now receiving from its
several sources of water supply a total
of 20,000,000 gallons of water. This
great amount is almost all consumed,
the sprinkling wagons taking the main
r0rtiou
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Sending out sprini>ling Notices.

Sprinkling tax notices are now being
sent out by the special tax collectors
department and the collection of the
assessments will commence at once.
These taxes are delinquent on the 18th
of August. and their collection is to be
pushed There are about 10000 of
these notices
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For the Road Rnce.

The Spencer & Lynch company offer
for competition a diamond gold medal
to be contested for by boys under 10 at
the bicycle races on July q. The medal
Is very valuable and or unique design.
Entries to be made at Spencer & Lynch's
store up to July %. Entries free.
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DRS, Shores & Shores

new system of treatment for catarrh
of mild and soothing remedies.
There is no harsh treatment. no cutting
or burning, no cauterizing. no pain.
The internal remedies permanently
eradicate the disease from the system
and, the local applications give prompt
relief from the pain, and dullness in nh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-08
THE WORLD OF SPORTS
PROSPECTS FOR A GOOD BASEBALL
GAME.
The LeadvilIes VS.. the Utah Cham
pions-Tips For Racing Wheel
men-The Coming Road Race.

An effort is being made to arrange
match game of baseball between the Lead
vile team, now in this city, and the Utah
Champions at Garfield beach Tuesday,
July 10, the same day as the big bicycle
road race.
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P-os.atc Conrt.

Estate of EToka Olsen, deceased; hear
ing on petition to SET the entire estate
to widow and children of said estate.
Estate Of Walter D. Pavey, deceased;
hearing on petition for letters of ad
nainistra ton. w. c. Pavey appointed
administrator with bond of $4,000.
Guardianship OF Sarah q. Cavanaugh;
order authorizing the guardian to make
certain repairs in the building.
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schedulell for q ,Icctinr.

The board Of police and fire commits
sioners IS scheduled for a meeting or
Monday evening, there now being three
members of the board in the city. It
VIII be the first meeting held since the
departure for the coast of Chairman
Salisbury, and as there are a number
IF important measures now upon the
table it should be not only q lengthy
bat an interesting session. The cases
Of the four firemen suspended by the
chief on account Of certain Gisqualifi-
cations are to be set down for hearing
snG some action will be taken regarding
the proposed reductions in the expendi-
lures Of poth the police and fire depart
ments. The two chiefs may also have
some matters 10 bring to the attention
of the members of the board.
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signature u The general appropriation
list passed by the city council on Tues
Gsy nighi, and the claims viii be paid
on Monday These claim2s aggregate
So 6o5 IN
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L;ccnse COLLECTIONS.

T,a fetal license collections for the week
was 1880, divided rs follows: Liquor,
y zee; merchants, $2a95: l7lscellaneots,
The receipts for the previous week.