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I l J SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
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XHURSD Sfonanra DEC 16 1881
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Paor PALMIEHI con iders it provan
that great earthquakes are always
preceded by a season of preliminary
earth tremblings He believes that
By means of telegraphically con
I nected stations for observng these
tremblings it would be possible to
foretell earthquakes as storms are
now foretold and to isaua warnings
to all threatened districts three days
in advance
MRS LOUISA M FDRNISS of New
York has learned by dear experi
ence tho evil of not curbing her
tongue In 1863 her husband in
eared his life for 30000 taking the
usual oath as to eobriety correct
moral habits etc He paid the pre I
miums promptly evidenty intend
ing to do a good thing by Mrs Fur
niss A year or to ago the lady be
came tired of her husband and in
order to secure a separation made
affidavit that he was addicted to the
extreme use of intoxicating liquors
causing him to be frequently in a
drunken and irresponsible condition
of mind Her testimony obtained
the desired separation A year ago E
Mr Paroles was found dead in 3 E
room and his widow promptly ap
plied to the insurance company for
the payment of the policy but to her
discomfiture her affidavit as to his E
intocaperato habits was presented as 3
a reason why the money ehoald not
bs paid She took the case into the
courts which have just decided in
favor of the insurance company It
II
iy presumed that Mrs Furniss is mad
enough at herself to speak no more
for hall an hour or such a matter
WELL WHAT do you think of it
was asked of a gentleman who bad
just read Mr Campbells protest
against the issuance of a certificate of
election to Mr Cannon The reply
was prompt and emphatic It a
thindeuced thin Mr Campbell I
presents a weaker showing than was
expected from him The text of I
the protest appears in full in this
issue of ths HERALD After reading
it intelligent oeopla will agree with
the gentleman whose brief but suffi
ciently ample estimate is given above
It appears to us thot if Mr CarnDboH
had any good grounds upon which to
base a protest be has failed to present
them l Robert Williams the occen
tric character wno received one vote
for delegate at the late election could
with equal propriety protest against
thu certificate being given to Mr
Cannon and with r3 good cround as
Mr Campbell brings forth claim the
certificate for himself He would
have as good a right to represent the
people of Utah in Congress aa Mr I
Campbell has an j if the protest ij a
fair sample of Mr Campbells acute
ness we think Mr Williams would
make the abler delegate of the two
We are assuming aa a matter ot
course that Mr Campbell is the
author of his protest It is true that
a lawyer appears for him in the busi
ness and filed the paper with the
ouiciai canvassers out we ques
tion if the legal l gentleman
would like to father the docu
ment Beside the further evidence
that it was invented and constructed
by Campbell isthe fact that it is
dated on Sunday A lawyer could
not have been guilty of eo gross a
violation of a Christian moral law as
the violation of tho Sabbath in ibis
glaring manner Mr Campbell
must have spent last Sunday in the
pleasant pastime of seeing how ridic
ulous he could make himsel But
seriously Mr Campbell must hava
an adamantine cheek to claim the
office of delegate to CoagreH from
this territory in the face of the re
turn from the Ute election We can
understand bow the southern repub
lican wno38 votes have been rfjected
by the thousand by a partisan can
TAssing board or against whose sup
porters intimidation and violence
have been employed to keep them
away from tho polls can ccmo for
ward and ask a eaat in Congress
But here toe circnuiitancea are entire
ly different Tke election was as free
and fair as it is possible for such
things to be Not tho slightest in
timidation was employed Indeed
Mr CampbeHa political opponents
exerted themselves to get his iriends
to the polls A large vote wa earn
estly desired by nil As to the fair
ness and regularity of the election
there has ne er been the slight
est question raised The press
for weeks behre the election cau
tioned all regisrars voters election
officers and county officiate to observe
that the lw waj followed in
all its details hat none but those
who were unquestionably entitled to I
vote be allowed to cast ballots that
the returns be made in correct legal
form and that nothing be dorio thai
could throw the slightest doubt upon
the Taldity of the returns Ag is
well known the greatest pains were
taken to conduct the voting properly
and we undertake to say that in no
elate or territory in the Union was the
election nearer in accordance with
the strict letter of the law than ifaa
which was held here on November 2
At that election about 6 per cent of
tho votes cr ono in fifteen were cast
for Allen G Campbell while about I
94 per cent wore given for George Q I
Cannon Mr Cannons majority was
more tnousanda than Mr Campbell
had hundreds ol votes Not a solitary
county gave Mr Campbell a majority
Not a county gave him a third of the
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votes of the county Five counties
I each gave Cannon a majority over
Campbells total Toe Two counties
each gave Cannon a majority eqaal
to doable the lotol vole of Campbell
Three countica repadihtsd Campbell
entirety neither giving him A Vote
And yet in the face of these laclP the
geqllcmsn comts forward and impu
dently fiiks that be be permitted to
rtprerprt Utah in Congres Why
does tin not claim a seat for one of the
New York districts or aik for
th California United States senalor
ship coon to be filled If the people
of Blah had wanted Mr Campbell
for delegate they would have said so
and nct givan the emphatic No
which is found written all over the
returns Even his own party if we
go so far as to admit that be Las a
party did not want him or it would
at least have given him its full vote
Nobody here will assert thot the
miserable little vote of 1300 shows
anything like tho strength of the
Gentile voting population of Utah
A more popular candidate would
have caled out more than double
that number benco tho exhibition of
cheek by Mr Campbell is extraordin
arily refreshing As to the grounds
upon which the gentleman bases his
claims for congressional honors they
are as the reader will observe of the
shallowest character Some of the
assertions are absolutely fhe and if
others are true Mr Campbell canact
establish tbo fact hence eo
far ea bo is concerned they
are untrue But above everything
they are all matters beyond
the lawful povrer of tho Governor to
determine in so far as they afiect the
delegatrahip Unfortunate for tho
Horn Silver gentleman there is the
provision in the law which be quote
namely So soon as all the returns
are received the secretary in the
presence of the Governor shall unseal
and examine them and furnieh to
each person having the highest
number of votes for any ter
ritorial office a certificate of
his election Right here now
Campbell ia checkmated and the
canvasea duties are at an end The I
question as to a candidates eligi
bility the matter of the legality of a
vets ard all other questions cover
ing the election and the persons
voted for must be determined by
others than the executive who is
limited to the performance of a min
isterial duty involving simply a slight
knowledge of mathematics and an
ability to make his cross mark In
Mr Cannons csse Congress muat be
the sole judge of bit qualifications
and before that body must Mr
Campbell make his fight We appre
hend the protest nill amount to
nothing us cannot prevent tho issu
ance of tho election certificate and
unless tho contestant has been griev
ously lied about he will carry the
silly claim no farther The contest
in Washington would involve money
and the stories aflaat during the cam
paign placed Mr Campbell in tbe
Jill English corps of officeseekere
Change in the London Bank
By reference to the card of the
London Bank of Utah it will bo rn
that u change has taken place in tna
management of the institution Mr
Vnthony Qodbe retires as manager
and Mr R N Baskin assumes con
trol aa general agent We also learn
that Mr W M Raymond who baa
been cashier since the opening of the
bank retire with Mr Qodba These
change must not ba understood as
aQectmg the business of the bank
which will be conducted as hereto
fore under the new management
which wo need not assure tbe public I
id both capable and responsible In
connection with the change it will not
be improper to say a pleasant word
for the outgoing manager Most of
our readers can recall the persistent
and finally successful efforts of Mr
Godb to found the bank After a
year or tfo spent in England in ob
taining the necejsary capital and
perfecting the organization upon a I
EoliJ foundation the gentleman
opened the institution in this
city two yesrj and It half ago
and it at once found friends and
patrons Under the founders man
agement its business has increased
rapidly and steadily in the commun
ity until today it is regarded as one
of the prosperous and favorite finan
cial concerns of the interior west
ir Godb has reason to feel pride in
the success that has attended his
efforts
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Public Land Surveys
The following namad township
plats of surveys executed by A D
Ferron United St tes deputy sur
veyor under contract No 97 were
this day filed in the United States
land office in this city viz
Township 20 South Range 13 East
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FUD SALOMON
United States Surveyor General
By T C BAILEY Chief Clerk
A 20inch Gras Grain Black Silk
reduced from 1 to 83o per yard
t At Vax JEXNIKGS SONS
W A TITUS 62 Ashland Avenue
Toledo Ohio uysIy wife is now
as strong as ever her regained health
being directly due to the use of the
Excelsior Kidney Pad Wo can
heartily recommend it to all kidney
troubled persona See Ado
Third District Court
Proceedings at the District Court
on WednsHay Chief Justice Hunter
presiding
EJw P Ferry et al vs Empire if
Co j trial before court in progress
Court adjourned until 10 oclock en
Thursday morning
SASH DOORS AND SLIftDS
JV5OULD1HCS BRACKETS AND
ALL3IZCS OF WlfiDOW CLASS
AT BOTTOM FIGURES LAT
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A HUB assortment of Programme
and Eall0ards at tho BCTATP Offiqp
LATEST TELEGRAMS
FORTYSIXTH CONGRESS
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LAST SESSION
SENATE
Washington ISDills were intro
duced by Hill of Colorado for tho retire
ment of small legal tenders
JJy FendUton to regulate and promote
the efficiency of the civil service also
against the political assessment United
State officials
Burcside and Merrill advocated the bill
for devoting part of the proceeds of the
sales public lands to public education
Senator Brown followed Month in
support of the bill Be pointed out that
nearly all our prominent men from
YVacVlncrfn Bbuiugwu In 10 usrno llarfin nail KAn A <
81UU oen 01
poor parentage and had by their thirst
knowledge and their industry worked
thir way up to the top Doubtless
thousand the equals of those he hd
mentioned had remained mute and in
glorious through the absolute impossi
bility of overcoming unfavorable cir
cumstances and obtaining the necessary
education to lift them abovo the masses
Brown referred to the great advantage
enjoyed by New England in comparison
with other sections of the country by
reason of her supremacy in education
HOUSE
Washington 15 Belford Colorado
introduced a bill for the retirement of
small leal tenders
The bill pensioning the widow of the
late President Tyler UOO per month
passed
Baker reported the fortification bill and
the House went into committee to con
sider it Wood agreeing tc let it have pre
cedence over the funding bill
Calkins argued against the amendment
and suggested that the modern and effec
tive method of defending sea ports was
tho torpedo system
Speer argued on the authority of Gen
eral Grant that what was needed was not
more extensive fortification but more
powerful ordnance
The amendment was drens 56
nays 90
Thefther amendments offered by Rea
gan Fort and Ellis were all either re
jected or ruled out Tho committee then
Jose and reported the bill to the House
and it passed
Gibson LouVwns from the commit
tee on Mississippi levees reported a bill
appropriating 1SOO000 for tho improve
ment of the Mississippi River to be ex
pended by the direction of the secretary
of war in accordance with the recom
mendation of place specifications and
estimates and under the advisory super
vision of the Mississippi liner commis
sion Ordered printed and recommitted
Adjourned
WASHINGTON
Washington I5There is much com
ment this evening concerning the nomi
nation of Circuit Judge Woods for tho
seat on the Supreme Bench resigned by
Justice Strong He is conceded to be en
able judge and is highly toemed by
lawyers of tbo sjulhern circuit but there
is much indignation among southern sen
ators and no little amusement among
disinterested outsider that he is credited
to Georgia although a citizen or Ohio by
birth and residence until the period of
the war of the rebellion Several southern
I
ern senators today declared emphatic
ally that they WI ill oppose his confirmation
upon the Jround that it is grossly unfair
to proceed in this way to fill the Supreme
Bench with Ohio men tied tho present
indications are that a pretty stormy fight
will be made against Judge Woods con
firmation on this account It is tho gen
eral belief however tnitjhe will bn con
firmed in which case ho will relieve
Judge Bradley of tbo southern supreme
court circuit and Bradley will bo as
signed to Pennsylvania Delaware and
New Jersey circuit hitherto the field of
UtiCA Strong
Senator Teller today introduced a
bill providing that any person owning
six or any loss number of mineral lodes
ledges or blanket claims adjacent to
each other or not more than half mile
apart on uhic the assessment labor for
the first year has been performed may
thereafter perform upon any one claim of
the combined number the entire assess
ment labor due upon the whole number
of claims If pay mineral is reached on
the claim worked it shall then cense to
be counted as one of the combination and
another shall be selected on which
to work the assessment of the remainder
and so on until pay mineral is reached
on tho ground abandoned Tho bill alto
provides that mining claims located
since the 10th of May 1872 lo
cated by one or more persons shall not
exceed 1500 feet in length along the vein I
or lode and thtt no claim shall extend
more than 300 feet on each side of tho
middle of the lode or location at the
surface
Chicago InterOceans Washing
ton General Grant remarked to your
correspondent that his interest in an
isthmus canal has been from early lift
lie tried to have something done about it
b fore he was President but failed and
when he was elected caused a survey in
be made of every possible route In this
way he learned that tho Nicaragua was
the best There weie many reasons for
this of special character Nicaragua
was further north and mpra direct aud
nearer us Bo did not think the country
could tit by and see a aral built across
the ulhmus Europeans It would bo
tho same thing as though the United
States had gone to Suez and tried t J take
possession of it As to railroad opposi
tion ho did not expect they would b
friendly to the canal but if it jvas built
of course commerce would go as Uual
through tho cheapest channel fo
A letter of Vade Hampton was pub
lished to day disclaiming that bo in
tended to challenge Secretary Sher
man when he informed Sherman that hill
address was at Columbia and attracted
much attention This disclaimer from
Hampton was published because of a
severe letter from a South Carolinian
living in California who charged damp
ton with causing the defeat or Hancock
After summing up the democratic
blunders the writer dds But thee
causes put together were not so potent
for harm as Gen Hamptons utterances
His speeches upon the nomination of
Hancock and at Staunton Va told ter
libly against us but the worst and most
nnrnrnntl nr all
uiiiuriuniiu ui an aa ft L
was nii corroponu
once looking to a dual with John Sher
man But for that Hancock might
hsvo been president end the people of
the south free from federal interference
for the next four year Tho writer is
un admirer of Hampt n His great
services to the people of South
Carolina entitle him to their last
ing gratitude He has many friends
in this country and they are not
altogether confined to the dempcr tis
party I have heardjbut one feeling cx
pressed in relation to his Sherman car
repondence and that ia i one of d ep
mortification and disappointment that
with one breath such a high reputation
for prudence and statesmanship should
be irretrievably lost This letter has re
sulted in the publication of Hamptons
attempt at self defense His friends here
say ho feels keenly the criticisms that
have been poured out upon him from his
own patty
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Miscellaneous
Paris 15Tho funeral of Madame
Thicrs was a vpry imposing pageant
St Louis Mo 15 Two coaches of
the Kansas City express which left here
at 9 oclock last night were ditched near
Eureka and several patrons irjured I
rumor says twelve The railroad com
pany is ret cent
New York 15 Advices from Wash
ington are that the 3 per cent funding
bill was likely to pass and tha easier con
dition of the money market late in tho
afternoon had a tendency to stimulate
an upward movement in stocks
London 15 Josuh Caldwell railway
contractor of London has filled
Liabilities 500000 francs
Bucharest 15It repcited that the
man who attempted to assassinate
Premier Bratiano acted under the orders
of a secret society which had already
given Bratiano notice that he
J was con
demned to death I
New York 15 The announcement
was made today of the failure of Kiden
berg Co manufacturers of cigars and
importer of tobacco at Redo and
Church streets and at Key West Fla
Liabilities 92000 assets about the
the same
New York 15Tho commitee to
examine the charges against the officers
of the steamer Switzerland report the
charges brutal and inhuman treatment
unsustained
I Tile Irish Troubles
London 15 Manning the farmer
who it was alleged was intimidated
denied the deposition put in by the pros
ecution in which ho Manning stated
that Healy and Walsh threatened him
and now states that ha was neither
threatened nor afraid
Tho executive of the Grand Orango
Loage of Ireland at a special mooting
yesterday adopted a resolution to raise a
fund for the purpose of providing means
and protection for loyal mca in remote
district
The state orakge tt Jones residence
continue
All furloughs to tho army in Ireland
have been canceled
Dublin 15Thc jury after acme
hours deliberation pcquitted Healv and
Walsh Parnell Dmill and Dillon
have received letters threatening tbem
with death
London 1CIt is stated that lOQ men
win Hart lor uuiiin fnnihf w imu
inuigui
force the Cold Stream Guards there A
battalion of Scots Guards has been or
dered to be seedy to proceed to Ireland on
Friday
Curie 15A great popular demon
Stration took place to celebrate the vic
tory of Healy and Walsh who addressed
a large crowd in front of their hotel
Healy sKid thA result of the trial would be
reflected in Dublin in tho acquittal of
Parnell
London 15 When Jones cattle ar
rived at Dublin they were treated in the
same way as ft Cork An attempt will
bo made today to ship the cattle to
Glasgow or Liverpool If that fails
Jones agent will telegraph fr in
structions whether the cattle shall be
convoyed to Bristol by way of Belfast
In the meantime the police guard the
ca tic
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
Clearing house reports for the week
still ehow gains
The Senate has unanimously confirmed
Hazen and Miles
The Central Western Fish Society met
at Chic go on Wednesday end elected
N It Fairbank chairman
The nomination of D A JTcKinlpy
as consul at Honolulu was secured by his
brother the congressman
The object of the bill introduced by
Senator Hill of Colorado on Wednes
day to retire 2 greenbacks is to en
large the demand for silver coin
Subscriptions to the 4 per cent Chicago
City li in were taken with avidty on
Wednesday Restriction had to be
placed upon the subscriptions so great
was the rush for them
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Vases Bisque Figures
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Tea and Chauiber Seta
a good variety Whole
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than ever
everK
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
December 15 B80 1
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Peters London Eng Dr E T Gibson
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Buffalo N Y H T Albright St louis
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THE LATEST BEVEKAGE
Gold Lion Punch one of tho most
delectable drinks ever offered to the
bibuluusly inclined is Auer Murphy
latest novely
Their tor rooms cro now flocked to
overflow and cotnpeo in every par
ticular Their winter Specialties are un
excelled
Farni ics wishing pure and nnsdulter
ned Wines or Liquors moderate prices
please take notice
AUER 1 MURPHY Props
You Ilava No Excuse
Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
la there any reason why yen should
go oa from day to day complaining
with Sour Stomach Sick Headache
Habitual Costiveness Palpitation of
the Heart Heartburn Waterbrash
Gnawing and Burning Pains at the
pit o < the Stomach Yellow Skin
Coated Tongue and Disagreeable
Taste in he Mouth Coming Up of
Food after eating Low Spirits etc
Kbl It ia positively your own fault if
you do Go to your Druggist and get
a Bottle cf GBKESS AUGUST FLOWER
For 75 cents jour cure is certain but
if you doubt this get a Sampe Bottle
for 10 cents and try it Two dcsea
will relieve you 0015
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KAHYCK GREEK WATER
PERSONS TO THE USE
i ot water f om Ksnyon Creek for
Irrigalirff Calinnry or other purpose
who have not hciretforo applied > the
Water Commissioners to have such
claim defined are requested to do so at
once aod Eave funherdclay in said mat
ter
Applications msy be filed with the
undersigned
By the JJcaid
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Salt Lako City December 15tb 18SO
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is not Narcotic Children
grow fat upon Mothers like
and Physicians recommend
CASTORIA It regulates tho
Bowels cures Wind Colic
allays Feverishness and de
stroys Worms
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A Star on Fire I
According to astronomers one ol
the fixed stars has been blotted out of
the firmament by the action of fire
This startling event ii however of
les8 consequence to any inhabitant
on our planet than the loss of a dear
friend or relative hy consumption
Whoever H threatened with such a
bereavement should recommend with
the most persistent enroeatuea the
use of II HALES HONEY OF HORE
HOUND AND TAR by the party in
peril In every stage of an obstinate
cough the healing soothing curative
eflect of this new and powerful agent
is strikingly manifested Sold by
druggists everywhere at SO cents and
1 Buy large size and save money
P Moeller N Y write MALES
HONEY OF HOEEHODND AND TAR and
PIKES TOOTHACHE DKOPS both have
an exlrordinary sale with me
PJKEB TOOTKACHE DROPS CURE HI
ONE MINUTE
THOSE NUISANCES Rheumatism and
the Gout are relieved by GLKENS
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suitable for HOLDIAY
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PIES provided for
RAISINS Currants Ready Cleaned
SANTA CLAUS in ecstacies
STOCKINGS can be filled
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NEW YEARS Gifts in Neckties
SHAWLS Scarfs and Dresses
REDTOP Boots for Boys
MISSES Shoes and Rubbers
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SOLOMON BROTHERS GOLDs is the plAce to buy them
THEY MANUFACTOUE TOEII AND WILL NELL THEM
lIIEAFEIt ANI > OF BKriEK QUALITY THAN EVER
OFFERED BEFORE CALL AND SEE THEM
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NEW ZFZRCTITS
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GEO W DAVIS
Has Just Received a
Compete Stock ofth e finest L ristmas Goods S
BtlSIIS GHBIIITS fiGS PRUNES DATES
CANDIES AND CANDY TOYS
H Ii XMA
MICE TEAS FRESH ROASTED COFFEES
ENGLISH MIXED SPICE NUTS Etc
r All Selected with especial care or oar Christmas Trade8
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AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
TOYS I CHRISTMAS CANDLES AT WHOLESALE
Country Buyers will do well to Examine my Stock
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Custommade Boots Custommade Shoes
Ladies Shoes
Gents Boots
Dancing Pumps
Childrens Shoer
Boys Boots Oxfords
Infants Shoes
Bootees
Stog4S
Slipper
Balmoral
Woollined
Shoes Overshoes
Gaiters
Alligator Boots TboBurtShccs
The Best Assortment of Ladles SlIppcrs in the City
fS A Large Stock of Hanan ARcdduVa Fine Goods just receded S2 z
140 Maia Street JAMES
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Pcweultg a th ° ronzh knowledge of the 3rn Ic business and haring formed a copartner
inip for the purpose or supplying the wants oftheMiuical Public Illatre
to Inform their friends
that they Intend to keep on hand
THE LOST COMPIJE3T
And wellselected lock of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I
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SHEET MUSIC l
BOOKS STRINGS ETC
We claim that we have better facilities than any other dealers In Utah for lelcctlnx and Im
porting th most Useful Durable and Improved Instruments baTing pentcon id rable time In
SI lit i Leadlne Mannfactorie In the Eut examining and selecting with a special Tiew to tho wants
of this market those goods that will be the Deat and Cheapest
p 2T Special Attention Paid to Orders for Sheet Music
66 Main Street Opposite Herald Office
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EXAMINE THE
IMMENSE STOCK OF
CHRISTMAS
CANDIES W TT P Q
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Prize Boxes Fruits Etc
AT
CULlVLEE S
TEA POT STORE
For Your Xmas Fruits I
GO TO THE
WAREHOUSE
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3D YOUNG
Hts just recelvad the Choicest and Beat lot of NEW
FRUITS ever Imported
RAISINS
OURRANTS
IE3Mo1q PEEL
OITRON
FIGS
PURE SPICES
AH of the Best Quality and Well Cleaned
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Go and See the Stock at 26 ac 128 1 Maia Street
CEO SAV3LLE
DEALER nr
iJFIomema1e and Imported Boots and Shoes
p CUSTOM
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
23 Second South Street Opposite Postofflce
Impairing done Promptly and Ke Uj Pstronag respecttnllr solicited
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