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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
MINING CLAIMS AND CITY LOTS
AUCTION SALE OF COUNTY TAX
TITLES
Many Pieces of Mining Property Sold
for Small neutrality-suspicious.
for Some City Property.

County Clerk James did a tair amount
of business yesterday in auCtOning off
the county's tax titles 20 mining property
and plated lots. Nineteen patented min
ing claims and seven fractions OF city
lots were sold aud in some of the cases
the property brought through compeu-
tive bidding. more .han the upset price
Of the taxes, interest ind costs. The sale
viii be CONTINUED on Saturday, when
acreage. SUBURBAN lots, unsOld mining
CLAIMS. and Whatever any prQSpeCtlNe
bidder may want put up viii be oIlered.
Patented mining claims in Big Cotton
The Congress lode. lot u; sold to ]. H.
' PicKWlcl 20 lode. lot l25; sold to j. H
carrie lode. lot 12i; sod to Edw2-.3
In Little Cottonwood district:
Cedar lode. lot IL; sold 20 Samuel NJ.
General y els lode. lot 145; sold.to sam
Haskell lode, lot I25; sold to Samuel NJ.
III HS 3 -es lode. lot 1853: sold to NJ N
K8ighu and J. O. StilweQ for Sb-ll
Manitoba lode, lot 1913; sold to A. v
6eaTita lode. lot l5a; sold to H C.
Old Sole Leather lode. lot 1872; sold to
Pinvon Ouiyon lode. 'ot IS: sold TO NJ
NJ. kaighn and J G. Stillwell for $lZ.f5-
Bonanza lode, lot 81; sold TO r. G. VIII
son for so
discovery No. I. .N7rtherly. No. ] and
Southeriy Galena. lot l5; sold TO r. c.
o. < lode, lot 1856; sold to r. c. Wilson
for So
Contract lode, lot 81; sold to R G. VIII
son i5r SIG
lie Want lode lot 81; sold to r. c. VIII
Sierra lode, lot SO; sold to z. C. Wilson
silver Maid. lot 127; sold to r. C. viii
c5tss lode, lot BIS; sold to r. G. Wilson
Part OF lot .. block Is, plat b assess
to j. A Lamping; sold 10 E--W- Wilson
for $50.
Part of lot 3. block 70. plat 3; assessed
to Charles Hilton ct al, sold to Houston
Real Estate Investment company toI
So. 80
Part of lot 6. block co. plat a; assessed
TO Jesse W. Fox; sold TO Brigham L.
West Tor IS. 80
Part Of lot 3. block 20. plat A; assessed
TO James 2. Nelson, sid to IssdoTe
Lachuau for 81 80
Par Of lot 3. block 10. plat a; assessed
to Amelia 7. Rollins sold to Isadore
I.aChman for go.
Part of lot 3, block %. plat A; assessed
to III. Z. kimball, Jr., sold 10 Charles Il,
Roberts for $500.
improvements on lot I, block ~ Plat "A
assessed to r. Porter; sold 10 John Hal
VOrsen for SD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
REVOLUTION AT AN END.
Say Only Guerrilla Bands Are Operat-
ing in Colombia Now.


Washington. June 20. DR. Martinez
Silveia. the minister from Colombia,
has received dispatches from the cap
ital of Colombia, which ne regards as
setting at rest the reports that CoI3m-
hian revciUtioaists are again i'm strong
force arouGd Panama. The ministers
dispatches state that the uprising has
been stamped out with the exception Of
few small and scattered bands oper-
atiug I'm the ueighbOrhOOd of Panama.
The bands are said 10 have no strength
I'm Panama city, but their guerrilla tao
tics in. the neigh bOrhoOd account for
the alleged trouble experienced by
American and other parties In the
view OF the Colombian authorities, the
revolution is actually at an end and
abe bands around. Panama are treated
as apart of the guerrilla movement like
that going on i'm the Philippines.
AS confirming this view o. the gov
G. dment, the official disT at, nes state
that the Bank of Bogata las offered to
advance the national government an
the funds it requires If the issue OF
paper money is discontinued. At the
same time leading banks IN the interior
have made like offers to the states 1t
Us said hero that c0nsidera Bile of the
Trouble arises from the organization of
sfilibusteriBg parties at Jamaica and
other West Indian points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
BANK ASSESSMENTS STAND
COMMISSIONERS REFUSE TO
MAKE REDUCTIONS.
Complaints Of Two Of the Banks
Turned Decentralization on As
sessments on Other Property.

The board Of equalization decided
yesterday that Assessor EIdredge's val
uation of bank capital. increasing the
figures S23S. 457 in the aggregate over
last years returns, must stand. The
only complaints were Mccormick & Co.
and T r. Jones & Co, who maintained
that they should have reduction of 30
per cent, the same as has been given
the national banks, int order to arrive
at a common basis of bank capital. Out
Of che whole increase Mccormick s. Co.
must respond for $8OS making the
fun assessment $3.50, fsS, the largest
amount Of increase of e, of the banks.
7. r. Jones * Co.'S ban assessment
this year Is $4,000, or S23,6i8 more than
last year
The board also turned down the re-
quest of 3. H, Schettler for a reduction
in his bank capital from $1,000 to 81, 700
on account of the difference being in
vested in t3xable mortgages.
Sixty complains We're adjusted by the
board during yesterday session
In the following cases the values Of
improvements were reduced. Zion 8
Savings Bank & Trust Co, Beck'ssHOt
Springs. from $4,000 TO $500. same
bank. from 100000 to $4,000; HyrUfn
Jensen, all, $500: ". r. Wallace and J..
+. Bennett from $4,000 TO 81, 200; Henry
DinwOOdev, from $500 10 $1,000; Louise
E PenrOSe. from 500 10 $500, Lizzie b
Watts. from $1,000 to $500; T. G. Rock
ledge, all 800; Emma H Adkins, from
$500 TO 500; r. A Ship, from $1,000
to $500. Anna A. SnedaSer. from 81. 200
to SLIGO. Lucille s. .PenTOse. from $500
TO 500: w. II. Brown, from $40 to SIPS;
Jenkyn Thomas. from $500 to $3.50.
Personal property values were scaled
down in the following cases NJ. Levy,
from 81 500 to S1.500; Kate 3. Evans,
from $500 TO s400: A. II. Page, from $500
TO 500. J. NJ. Christensen, from $500 to
5000: q. n PeytOn, from $3.50 to 5000;
Ben Waterfall, from $50 to 500;
Charles Bonetti, from 500 to 500; D. J.
Watts from S1OO 20 SIS; Sarah Coon.
from $50 70 SIS. Ann Parsons, all, $25,
Frank TorkeIson. from $50 to S75.
Errors in the scale of real estate as
{ sessm ents were adjusted as follows;
Salt Lake LithOgraphic Stone & Marble
company. from S725 to 1850; w. c. a.
Smoot, from $1,000 TO 500; W G. A.
/ SmoOt. all. $50; G. ]. Leyland, all, $l60.
Cancelled mortgages were stricken
from the tax rolls in the following
cases Jtah Nursery company. 1920
Thomas Miller, 500, +. A. Ship 1856,
! Maggie Thompson, $500.
( To the following INDECENT persons and
I widows taxes were abated. Jacob Coon
estate. Hannah Mahoney. j. g. Murphy
Anne NJ Sanders, sarah 3. Phelps,
Catherine A. West, Mary Ann George,
Mary g. BackHan. n. G. L. johnson,
$40 each; Caroline G. Holder. Catherine
j. Mitchell Johanna Johnson. Selma "
; q. Taylor, F. II. Beck, Catherine Har-
rison. Thomas Camel $3.50 each. Ellen
( C4riffen. Peter @. Jesperson. Samuel
+ Kirk, Augusta T. Lewis. John Clayton
Annie Dawson. j. r. Hitler Lizzie c.
{ Post, John Brink S. each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Shoes at
Reduced Prices.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Mems vici kid shoes, new lasts,
reduced from $500 to-$3-35.
About twenty pairs of mems Bus
STA calf tan shoes, in narrow widths
only, $500 and $3.50 shoes-S2- 80
Broken lines Of mems patent Ieath-
er shoes, all new lasts, made by best
makers, $3.50 and $500 shoes
SAILS.
Mems tan oxfords, $500 kinds
$3.50.
Youths patent leather shoes, broad
mannish lasts, nothing better made,
sizes ID to 2, $3.50 shoes-S2.85-
Little mems Wei kid BAY State
shoes, sizes 9 to -, sal for S1-75,
at-$1. 48.
Little mems extension sole oxfords,
sizes 9 to -, S1.5o regular--S1.l0-
Boys and youths tan shoes, vici
kid and calfslzin, $500 to S2.75 reg
ular-S1.25.
Boys box calf Goodyear welt shoes,
sizes 2715 to 5, reduced from $500
to-S1, 98
Women's bicycle boots in tan and
DiaCk V1C4 A1u5 MSn tops Two days
reduced from $3.50 to-S2.65.
Women,s ozfords, cloth or kid tops,
turn soIes, 1925 regular, for-SI. 70
Misses patent leather shoes, lace or
button styles, with extension soles,
sizes lila to 2, instead Of $500
$2.35.
Children's shoes in sizes 5 to s
with black patent leather Vanps and
pink, blue or white tops, that were
$500 pair, two days-S1.7O.
ChiIdren's patent leather shoes,
sizes 81 to II, s. 80 sorts .at-S2 10.
Misses and chiIdren's tan shoes,
$I.75 to S2.25 regular, because
broken lines, on bargain table at
$1.OO.
On. bargain table, women's canvas
OxfOrds reduced from S1.75 and S2.Oo
TOGO
Chldren's kangaroo calf shoes,
soft and easy, best of wearers. sizes
5 to 8, reduced from S1.OO to-85c.
AL Of our Infants soft sole. shoes,
sizes I to 3, red, blue, black and tan,
! instead Of soc, soc and 75c-37c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Hosiery and
Knit Underwear.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Women's fancy hose, blue, purple
and red with white polka dots and
red with white silk striped boot, reg
uIarIy priced soc and 65c, for-47c.
Women's fancy blue and black
stockings, with embroidered silk
polka dots and horse shoe patterns
on boot, SOC regular-35c.
Women's fine black cotton stock
ings, opera length, S5c kind-6Oc.
Boys ''Buckskin" hose, fine ribbed,
heavy black cotton, 25c regular-19c.
Children's black cotton hose, very
fine gauge, in sizes 5 to 9, 4Oc sizes
Csc; SOC sizes 35c and soc for-45c,
WOmsn's swiss weave white cotton
vests, reduced from 35c tO-23c.
Women's OUTSIDE vests, sleeveless,
swiss weave, SOC garments-35c.
Women's white gauze siIk-lisle
vests, S1-O0 regular-75c.
Women's silk-lisle vests, lace
trimmed, reduced from soc to-35c.
Women's white cotton vests, dain-
thy trimmed with torcllon and val
lace, instead Of $1.Oo-69c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Crows, Nest Poad.

Victoria. b. c.. June 20.-The Crow s
Nest Southern Railway company has
signed an agreement with the pr0Vin-
cial government to build. under the
terms of the act passed at the last
session Of the lsGssIature the section
OF the railway in British Columbia Of
the line which is TO connect the Crow s.
Nest coal mines with the Great North
eru railway at Jennings, Mont AL
though the company has two Years in
which TO build the road. they say ii
rIviI be- completed by Oct next. There
ere ffty-fve miles to be built in Brit
ssh Columbia and. ninety-fiFe miles ia
Montana. Under the act the British
Columbia government has control of
rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
For the Toilet
Table

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Odd boxes OF fine. face powders that
sell regularly for 25c to 5Oc-15c.
Bailey's Face Powder, white and
flesh &C a box, now two foT-5c.
fellows Swansdown Face Powder,
15c box regular-Sc.
Patey's Cold Cream 15c a jar reg
ular-5c.
Genuine Blue Seal vaseline, Zoe
bottle for--
Wright's useptic Ayrrh Tooth
Powder, 25E tie-15c,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Carpets linoIeums /
Curtains }
3D. 80 sArURpAY.


s1.e5 a yard Azmiazter carpets
81. 90.
Tapestry Brussels, the 800 a yard
grade. for SSc; the 85c for nc and
the 65c for-4Sc.
Granite ingrainsz SOC regular-26C.
All wool ingrains, zoe a yard quail
ity-62c.
Union carpets, splendid 45e grade
$40
81 IS a yard IinoIeums, S1.1O; and
S1.10 a yard grade at-95c.
Straw mattings that sell for soc a
yard-23c,
Good selection Of tapestry. curtains
that were $500 a pair, during Red
Tag Sale-S2. As
nottingham lace curtains, regular
" priced SITS a Pair-S1. %.
Muslin curtains, $500 a pair quail
ity-SI, so
Assortment Of cretons and demu1s.
instead Of zoe a Eard-16c.
Curtain swiss, madras effects, zoe a
yard regular-I2c.
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Fine Writing Papers.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Hurlbut's Alexander Wove, Old
Brittany Parchment and Old Vienna
bond, white and tints, 35c a box reg
ular, Red Tag Sale price-22c.
Hurlbut's Kiswick Bond, Saxony
Bond and Stratford Vellum, in azure,
Dresden blue and white, regularly
priced 4Oc a box-27c.
Box Stationery, 100 sheets, so en-
velopes, tints only, 75c regular-45c.
Extra good ink tablets, note and
packet sizes, 15c each kind-5c.
Note and packet size ink tablets
that sell for Sc-5c.
Good ink tablets, two for-5c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Bric-a- Brac and
JeweIry.
FRIDAY AND sATURpAY.


Ash trays, pin trays, ink wells,
mugs, smoker sets and sother bits of
bric-a-brac that are in odd lots and
sell for 25c to $3.50 each, two days
HALF PRICE
Filled gold stick pins in variety
of designs, that were Soc to 65c each,
-27c. s
Filled gold stick pins, in pretty de-
signs, 15c to 25c kinds-8c-
Brooches in various settings and
designs, reduced from Csc and 35c
each to--17c.
Filled gold brooches with stone set
tings, instead Of 15c, and zoe each
&c.
Women's cuff buttons, pearl, ster-
ling silver, pearl and gold, and sflled
gold, reduced from 25c and Soc a
pair to-1Sc.
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Art NecdIcwork
Underprices.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.


Roman cut work and spachtel Pill
low Shams, Tea Cloths, Tray Cloths
and Dresser Scarfs that were mark
ed Csc, Use, 85c, 9oc and $I.OO,
all put into a one price lot at
each-53c.
Bulgarian cushion tops, the S1.25
size for SIC; the $3.50 forGS1. II.
Oriental print table covers, one
yard square, sell for 85c, at-65c.
Some denim ia bic covers stamped
for outlining, 75c regular, at-6Oc.
A variety of stamped linen doylies
and center pieces that were Use, CSC,
SOC and 35e each-HALF THESE
PRICES
Some henstitched linen doylies,
$1.OO a dozen regular-75c.
Poster cushion tops, variety of sub
jects, reduced from CSC and S5c each
to-23c.
Linen pin and brush trays, stamped
and shaped to make up quantity, 35c
to SOC regular-12c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Purses and Belts.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY..

All of our S1.OO and S1.25 purses
morocco. monkey skin and Ievant
calf, in coIors only, and a large num-
Der of combination purse and card
cases of genuine seal, S1,OO kind, but
black only, all put into a one price
lot for the Red Tag Sale at--Z9c.
All of our colored purses, in. many
different kinds of feathers that sell
for -S1.75 and $500 each and as well
combination purse and card cases in
black only, but made of best seal and
priced regularly SITS, in Red Tag
Sale at-$1.25
Women's leather belts in eo1orss
plain OF with steel trimmings, that
sell regularly for SOC, SOC and 75c
each, for-27c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
An Engineers Fast Run.

An engineer on one or the roads en-
tering here ia speaking last night Of
fast runs said Although nay machine
is not slow, once let a cold get six
cry is no match for it. 7 have for years
kept a bottle Of kemp's BaisaIn con
stautly in my cab. and when a cough Or
cold gets a start Of this standard rem
cdy it is indeed g cold day" Price
csc and soc. Fer sale by Godbe- PITS
IruE comnanN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Silk and Dress Goods Offerings.
eA@@%~A ~AAAA~~(
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY..

AT 39c Rsplend variety Of soc all wool chais plain
all Grenadines,
AT sc T1oo GRANTEES 9oc lbatrosses soc VOies s1oo
goods, all; ehoice69c
only thirty en kinds to select from that sell at regular
1.75 a yard, his week
GoLFINGsEnti stock divided into lots
a
at-S1.75,
s Grena-
dimes, exquisite Too
ing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Mems Suits
and Trousers.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Fine handsome suits in every size;
stylish, new, and positive bargains
at these reduction prices. $4,000
suits at $22. so; S22. suits at
'$1S.75; $500 suits at S14.75;
S15.oo, suits at SI2.5 SO; $500 suits
at 1928; $1,000 suits at-SSyT5.
m
Separate Trousers.
Every new pattern of the season in
these; handsome, correct in everx de-
tail and finish; $3.50 trousers for
1925; the So. SO trousers S4.75; the
S4.50 at S3.75; the So. SO at $2.75;
and the $3.50 for-$2. 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
In Notion Store.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY..

Crystal steel scissors, 515 to 9
inch sizes, 25c and 35c a pair regu-
Iar-17c.
Best quality steel scissors, every
pair warranted, sizes 4 to 8 inches,
the soc and 6Oc kinds for-35, and
65c and 7Oc-45c.
Women's hose supporters with
gored belt and cushion buttons, sizes
"A to SO, 3Oc kind-2Oc.
StOckipet or Nainsook covered dress
shields, 15c pair reguIar-1Oc.
Neck, empire and pOmpadour
combs that were 15c and 25c, for
Sc.
Steel and gilt belt buckles, IN many
shapes and styles, that were 25c up
to S1.0O each-HALF PRICE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
PROPERTY REDEEMED.

Interest RENTED on West Side Rap
id Transit Taxes.
The county commissioners have given
the West Side Rapid Transit company
permission to redeem It's property from
the lien of delinquent tax sales for the
amount OF the taxes due. about 81, J5u
without interest The company represent
ed THAI it could not afford TO pay the
interest penalty, amounting 10 $3.50 and
that the redemption is hardly rworth
making, considering the value Of the
property. on the county attorneys Cpin-
ion that e would not be unlawful LC re-
nit the interest penalty, but that no
part of the principal could be RENTED.
the commissioners concluded to .re-ecJ JHs
Cumpauy'S offer to settle for 81 200. II IS
believed the company viii settle or the
commissioners terms, 81 500, the amount
of taxes due.
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Wash Fabrics.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

AT 1890 A YARD-A large varie-
ty of lawns, batistes, dimities and
mOusselines that have been selling
at 35c a yard.
AT Csc A YARD A large assert
ment of imported zephyrs, madras,
tissues, cTepons, fouIards, dimities,
embroidered sw1sses and oxfords,
worth no to SOC yard.
AT 4Oc A YARD-Mousseline de
Raves, 'organdie chifons, silk sa-
teens, fouIards, colored grenadines,
mercerized crepe de chimes, embroid-
cred mercerized lawns up to soc a
yard.
AT 75c A YARD-Choice en-
broidered swisses in cOlors, imported
from st. Gall, the place of high art
cotton dress goods weaving, and
Isatlee silk goods that have been up
to S1.40 yard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
steamer Il Ashore.

aden. June 20.-The German steamer
Asturia, fror2 yokohama. April 10. via
ashore off Ras-JerdaffCn at the en-
trance OF the gulf of Alden. She prob
a. bis VIII De q total wreck. The crew
of the Asturia has been landed here.
The Asturia has on board $50 tons Of
tiu. loaded at Penang, Straits settle
mCrt. and destined for New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Petticoats, Night
Gowns, Corsets.
FRIpAY ANp sATuRpAv.

Z
Women's cambria and muslin
nightgowns, nicely trimmed with
fine embroidery or lace, many diff
ferent styles, all sizes, regular $3.50
gowns, two days-95c.
Summer corsets of white and sdrab
net, medium and long waists, sizes
Is to %, soc up TO $3.50 cprssts, tive
days-25e.{
Women's black smercerized sateen
petticoats with two accordion rufaes,
finished with narrow ruching Reg
ular prices, $500, s. and 81. 70,
-$I.35.
Women's white muslin petticoats
with double rufFie of lawn trimmed
in pretty embroidery, reduced from
S1.25 to-75es
Women's muslin petticoats nicely
trimmed with e11 aroidery, 75c grade
for-A5c.
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Price
and Less.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

one thousand yards Of imitation
torchon-excellent for underwear
trimming, one-haIf to three inch
widths, SC to 15c a yard, during this
sale-5c.A
White Platt val lace in pretty rose
bud pattern. 1 to 5 inches wide, sell
regularly at Toe, 1875, 15c, zoe
and 25e yard-HALF THESE
PRICES,
Black val. lace in several patterns,
half and I inch wide, sell for soc and
75c the bolt Of enc dozen yards, two
days-25c.
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$E00 and SE25
Wrappers---75c.
FRIDAY 80 sAEURDAY.

Wrappers made Of excellent prints,
many different pretty pattern de-
signs on light and medium color
grounds; yekes have rufles, founce
On bottom of skirt, all. have inter
vest Innings; all sizes, 500 and
S1.25 wrappers for-75c.
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PardsoIs.
FRIDAY I'D sATURpAY.

plain colors-red, white, light blue,
pink and figured covers, that were
15c each, two days--9c-
Childrep's parasols, light blue,
pink, green. red and white. trimmed
with dainty little ruf1es and sell for
90e to $1.35 each-S3c.
Women's white China silk parasols
with natural wood and Dresden
handles, reduced. from S1.5O each to
-$1.OO.
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Embroidery Rem
nants---FIaIf and
|. Less Than HaIf Price !
- ANp sArURDAY

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Every box in the embroidery stoez
has been searched Ton anythlng tHf@l
might legitimatefy be called remnant
and put into this to make broad the
variety: so there are kinds from %
a yard up to S1.65 i'm Halnburgs
Nainsooks and Swisses. ore-thild 81
yard to four and one-half yard
pieces. The highest foV any IS haLL
regular pixie and many much less
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
a 60 q Lane,s Tea Il Nlght

Moves the bowels next day, and it,
continued Use VIII cure habitual con
sick headache and indiges-
ton 1t VIII do you more good, and
cost you less money than any Other
medicine on earth Your druggist viii
refund you the purchase price il yos
are not satisfied. Price, pc and soc q
package. For sale by Godbt-Pitts Drug
COMPANY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Effect of Stubs Appointment.

Omaha Eeb., June 2O.-President
Horace C.. T;urt of the Union Paeific
was shown the dispatch from San
Francisco with regard To the appoint
uleHt Of mr.. Stubbs as traffic -7unager
of the Hartman lines, and asked -
20 the effect of the appointment on the
traffic system. Mr.. Burt thought the
new arrangement would be a success in
bringing the traffic relations of the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific sys-
TENS into q closer union and harmony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Soaps and Perfumes
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friday AND sArURDAY.

Lot Of good toilet soaps in different
odors, reduced from SC cake to-3c.
Different kinds of toilet soaps,
three cakes in a box, zoe regular
I5c.
Princess, Buttermilz, Glycerfne and
Oatmeal, three large cakes II each
box, 35c regular-25e.
Lubin's best perfumes, all doors,
sell for $1.oo an ounce, this week
sc.
Violet perfume, 55c an ounce reg
ular-25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
Mems Negligee Shirts !

FRIDAY AND sArURpAY.

Patterns and colorings pretty,
made Of best madras and percales
and for two more days price reduced,
the $1.25 regular to S1.oO; the S1.75
to 81 40; the $2.25 to $1.75.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
A Towel Bargain Table.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Mostly all fine n a
and5O DC
"ees Sue
each--9c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY..

Mems fancy half hose, SOC kind re-
duced to 81 lies some 35c to gle
and 25c tO-1Sc-
Mems baIbriggan shirts and draw
ers, SOC each rnents-37 &C.
Men s-fancyf Isle thread shirts and
drawers, S1-25 each gaTments-I5c
Mems siIkeen union suits, $500
regular-S52. -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21
All Summer Shirt Waists
Is Per Cent Off.
FRIDAY AND sATURDAY.

every
be
supply and So
The soc Vasts-3Sc.
waists 57c.
The waist
vVaists-S1-1S. $500 waistsS8't5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21

z liking Powder
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-21

- . 80 80
FRIpAY $50 sATURpA1.

Made of blue and fancy tweed
cloths, silk lined, all sizes, 50o and
CSC regular, for-25c.