The Salt Lake Herald from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 5

11 0 FPJ14 1Jt 1 AY 7 I Jr 7 IR I IALT LAKE fneitAM a SATTTRDAY NOVEMBER 17 18S8 i I Catarrh May affect any portion of the body where the mucous membrane Is found But catarrh of the head is by far the most common and the most liable to be neglected It cannot bo cured by local applications Being a constitutional disease it requires Ringing a constitutional remedy like Noises Hoods Sarsaparilla which working through the blood eradicates the impurity which causes and promotes the catarrh and soon effects a permanent cure At the same time Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the whole system and makes one feel renewed in strength and health If you suffer Impure from catarrh bo sure to Blood try Hoods Sarsaparilla 41 I Qed Hoods Sarsaparilla for catarrh and ject great relief and benefit from It The catarrh was very disagreeable especially in the winter causing constant discharge from my nose ringing noises Hoods in my ears and pains In the back my head Sarsaparilla The effort to clear my bead in the morning by hawking and spitting was painful Hoods Sarsaparilla gave mo relief Immediately while in time I was entirely cured I am never without the medicine in my house as I think it is worth its weight in gold Cures MRS GmD 1029 Eighth Catarrh ldrr St Washington I was troubled with that annoying disease nasal catarrh and never found relief till I took Hoods Sarsaparilla ROUTT Marksburg Ky Be sureto get 1 Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggisti gl six for 15 Prepared only by HOOD A CO Apothecariei Lowell Hm S0O9osos One Dollar SALT LAKE THEATRE CLAWONSSANAGEE Three Nigrhtjsr Only I 4 COMMENCING THURSDAY NOVKMBER 15th Manager Clawson takes pleasure in announcing an engagement with two of the most prominent of the leading artists on the America i stage the most versatile actor living LOUIS JAMES And the autUul and great exponent of Shakespeares heroines MARE WAINWRIGHT Supported bv a company of unusual excellence under the ma agement of Mr GUSTAVE A MORTIMER Thursday November I5ltl VIRGUJVIU Virginias Louis James Virginia Marie Wainwright Friday Nuveub 16 jfS YOU jiKJB IT I Rosalind Marie Wainwrlght Orlando Lo James Saturday Nuvuinner 17th Richard Brinsley Sheridans Comely fOTiOt for OAL Lady TeazleMarie Wainwright Charles Surface Lou James QAll tne costumes are new and are the same as used by this companv at the Fifth Avenue Theatre New York They are made from original designs in the DreFden Art Gallery by Chas Hawthorne of New Yotk Reserved Seats will be on sale Wednesday November 14th Prcesi35c SOc 75c and SLOP GRAND Vocal and InsirUillental CONCERT AT THE SALT LAKE THEATRE IN AID OF St Mairys Church Choir 5IKBT PRODUCTION or Guonods Masterpiece esse c1ene11e With a Chorus and Orchestra of 5PERSONS 75 oN Monday November 19 188 Prices SlO 75 5O 2J5 CSale of seats will commence on Saturday Co KARRICK THE It a Jf Largest Assortment English and American SILK STIFF SOFT HATS IN THE CITY 11 I ily Authorized Agent for Christy1 Bats of London IMPORTER AND RETAILER OF Gentlemens Furnishings I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION I SHLIEtTS TO ORDER Fit Guaranteed Troy Steam Laundry Dye Works Main St Salt Lake City The Commercial ItfYSTROMS i Palace of Entertainment Quiet Comfort 1 ComfortFair Treatment 1 and Pare Liquors UL Ai TWO CORPORATIONS The Ogden Milling Elevator Company Organized THE UTAH LOAN TRUST CO Ogdena Flour Trust Strong Financial Organization With Headquarters In Octleu Two big corporations fied their articles of association with the secretary of the Territory yesterday Tilt principal place of business in each case is in Ogden but they are both of importance to the Territory in general THE FLOUR TRUST The articles 6t incorporation of the Ogden Milling Elevator Company commonly known as the Flour Trust state that the object of the corporation is to buy and sell all kinds of feed i wheat and other grains and to manufacture the same into flour It combines three great milling properties I as follows Peery Mack contribute the Phoenix Mills property valued at 50000 Eccles Clark the Advance Mills valved at 50000 Lowe Stone the Eagle Mills valued at 50 000The The capital stock is placed at200000 divided into 2000 snares of the par value of 100 per share The stock is subscribed as follows Names Residence Shares David Peery Sr Ogden 150 James Mack Smithfield 250 LavidKccles Ogden 250 Joseph Clark Ogden 250 George Lowe Salt Lake City 250 Sidney Stone Ogden 250 Total 1500 The stockholders form the board of directors and the following officers have been elected for the ensuing year James Mack president David Bonier vioepresident James Abbot secretary and treasurer This is a powerful organization and will have the flour market of Utah pretty well under control UTAH LOAN TRUST CO The Utah Loan Trust Company also filed its articles yesterday This is another heavy organization and includes the names of many prominent business men of Salt Lake Ogden Brigham City Logan and other places Though the principal place of business is in Ogden its operations will by no means be confined to that city but branches will be established in several places throughout the Territory The objects of the association are to loan and borrow money to guarantee the collection of principal and interest of any or all such loans to buy and sell for the corporation or for others bunds notes evidences of debt or any other personal property to receive money en deposit or otherwise for safe keeping management loaning or sale from any person acting individually or in any representative capacity etc etc etc The amount of the capital stock is 200000 divided into 2000 shares of a par value of 100 per share The stock is subscribed as follows Shares Lewis Shurtliff 100 11s FJygare 100 John Watson 100 Henry Rolapp ICO Thomas Stevens 100 Frank Cannon 100 Joseph West 1UO Matthew Browning 100 JohnM Browning 100 Charles Richards 100 Ephraim a Nye 100 Daniel Hamer ICO Thomas Stratford 50 Nathaniel Montgomery ti ICO ft Franklin Richards 100 Nephi Clayton Ito James Moyle 100 Isaac Clayton TFT 100 Joseph Barton i r5 hi 100 nicy HJones 100 Thomas Roueche 25 Cned James Hammond 25 Total 2000 The directors are Richards Shurtliff Flygare Jl hn Watson Frank Cannon Thomas Stevens Joseph Barton Charles 0 Rohards Moyle They Jones M8 Browning Isaac A Clayton and James Hammond The officers for the ensuing year are Richards president Snnrtliff vicepresident Daniel Hamer secretary and Joseph A West treasurer PROVO REPUBLICANS JUBILATE A Pocket Edition of the Silt 3 ikSMlurrali 3 After reading in THE SUNDAY HERALD of the Republican jolification in Salt Lake City on last Saturday night which by the way was generally spoken of as the brightest and most readable report published the prominent Republicans or in other words some of our most prominent citizens determined something of the kind should also happen in Provoand when such men make up their minds to do a thing they generally do it as the celebration on Thursday night proves conclusively At about 6 3D pm the Silver Bind met in front of Smoot Richards Cos drug store and while they played one tUle over fifty Republicans gathered I at that point then a large bonfire was lit a half block west in the middle of CentFe Street which was at once surrounded by a large crowd of bOJ and girls too as soon as the torches were Ht and all ready a procession wato ned on the sidewalk leading west Then Marshal Sutherland gave the order and the procession marched west on the sidewalk six blocks and returned to Hines corner and from there to the Theatre The night was dark and cloudy and the procession though rot large made a brilliant display with over forty torches and a fine show of Roman candles as they marched along 10 the tune of Shermans March to the Sea As the procession returned the bonfire went out in a blaze of red light with 465 boys around yelling liKe ConfeJerate veterans The Theatre was beautifully decorated with flags and pictures A lifesize portrait of the Preside ateUct was in front of the speakers table I and over the stage some mottoes i too Another was Protection for LaborHarrison and Morton The house was pretty well tilled and quite a large number were seated on the stage Georee Sutherland called the house to order at 7 3J and after a short humorous speech introduced as the principal speaker the HON A SAXEY late of Kansas Mr Saxey said I A short time after the Chicago convention I stated here we had come out to ratify the nomination of the men who after the 3d of March next will be the President and VicePresident of the united States I am proud of the fact that when a young man the first vote I ever cast was for Abraham Lincoln and since that time I have voted for every Republican President that has been elected heretofore I am proud to be a Republican and prouder still to be an American citizen and I am proud for another reason which it may be the people of Utah know little about and may not understand the situation in all its departments The Republican Party propose not to oppress any religion or sect but to protect all in their rights and I am glad I do not stand on the Democratic platform The young Democrats of Utah have had a good deal to say about the bloody shirt issue The Democrats ought not to say anything about the bloody shirt Then Mr Saxey told a story of a Democrat who had at one time said Jeff Davis and not Abraham Lincoln shall yet rank as President and his everlasting praise be sung while time shall last or immortality endure Mr Baxey also told of another Democrat who was commissary of Libby Prison and starved Union soldiers to death Then the speaker became eloquent and said Such men should be relegated to the rear and by the grace of God in future they will be The Young Demoorats of Utah have been fighting at long range Then Mr Casady was criticised as also was President Cleveland In one case it seems the President vetoed a pension to an old lady on the ground that the old ladyahusband had not died from the effects of wounds received in the war After reading the papers in the case which showed there was no law to justify a pension in her case Mr gaxey argued there should be a law to pension an old woman who had given her sons her husband and all for the country The people will now take care of the soldiers and their dependent relatives and the mother who has given her sons to the country may be given a small pension of 14 a month in her old age In conclusion I want to say that while I criticise some I do not condemn all Democrats It is the birthright of an American citizen to criticise others as they criticise us and have a right to To the young men of Utah I say come forth take a position and abide by it The darkness which seems to surround you will vanish and Utah will then become what she should and what I believe she soon will beone of the brightest stars iu the galaxy of States REED SMOOT said he was a Republican because he thought protection against foreign labor bestfor the country The Democrats have claimed the tariff was a tax but the people of the United States have said by their votes the tariff is not a tax He advised young men to study the question and thought when they understood it they would all be Republicans The chair then introduced CLINTON of Nephi as a wool man who knew more about growing wool than the sheep knew themselves Mr Clinton read from manuscript as he said he had written his speech so he could hereafter tell what he said DOCTOR SIMMONS was not prepared to speak and had not the inspiration but as was customary he would bear his testimony He felt like congratulating the people that we have protection in the United States and can now snap our fingers at England He thought the bloody shirt tally as honorable as the red bandana and that it would be many years before the Democrats again came into power THE REV JEFFREYS of the Church said he believed at the end of another four years the Democrats themselves will ratify the actions of General Harrison He felt not to exult over the Democrats but did feel to exult over the great principle established Within the last four years his heart had ached for the soldiers The rev stamp orator made a very sensational address of ten minutes and concluded by again declaring he felt glad on account of this great Republican victory Tne chairman announced there would be a grand Republican rally ar Jjpbf fareratds on Tuesday next with half fare rat by railroad A call was made for all Republicans to arise and give three cheers for Harrison and Morton About one quarter of the audience arose and cheered At 9 oclock the meeting adjournedB I AMOSEMICNTS As You LIKE Shakespeares immortal comedy has received some notable presentations in Salt Lake Mod jeska and Mary Anderson being among the most notable of our later Rosalinds The large audience which came out last night to see the JamesWainwright company essay the comely found in the charming lady star a Rosalind that startled and challenged their attention from the cDmmence ment and left them at tae close pronouncing the judgment thitshe came np her rendition to either of her distinguished sisters and in some respects threw both just a little way into the shade She was most charming in her love scene with Orlando and her attempt to brace up under the news of his wounding brought a thunderous recall her recitation of the epilogue was perfect and here too she was rewarded with salvos of applause Wall knew Miss Wainwright was a sweet and sympathetic actress long ado but few of us gave her credit for pJsussin the orililant powers her performance of Rosalind shows she is vested with Her Lady Teazle should be an imcense delineation Mr James Orlando stands head and 1ulders above anyonebwe ever aff The Favorite Medicine for Throat and Lung Difficulties I lies long been and still is Ayers Cherry Pectoral It cures Croup Whooping Cough Bronchitis and Asthma soothes irritation of the I Larynx and Fauces strengthens the Vocal Organs allays soreness of the Lungs prevents Consumption and I et eu ui advanced stages of that diseess relieves Coughing and induces Sleet There is no other preparation for flu eases of the throat and lungs to be coc pared with this remedy My wife had a distressing cough with pains in the side and breast We tried various medicines hut none did her any good until I got a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral which has cured her A neighbor Mrs Glenn had the measles and the cough was relieved by the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral I have no hesitation in recommending this Cough Medicine ro every one afflicted Robert Horton roienjitu Headlight Morrillton Ark I have been afflicted with asthma for forty years Last spring I was taken i wjf a violent cough which threatene1 ito my days Every one Eft nqiuicefl me in consumption I ta mined to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral Its effects were magical I was immediately relieved and continued to improv until entirely rccovcredJoel Bullard Guilford Conn Six months ago I had a severe hemorrhage of the lungs brought on by an incessant cough which deprived me of sloop and rest I tried various remedies but obtained no relief until I ben to take Ayers Cherry Pectoral A vv bottles of this medicine cured meN rs Coburn 19 Second St Lowell I lass I For children afflicted with colds coughs sore throat or croup 110 not I know of any remedy which will give more speedy relief than Ayers Cherry Pectoral I have found it also invaluable in cases of Whooping Cough AniLovejoy 1257 Washington street Boston Mass Ayers Cherry Pectoral PREPARED BY Dr Ayer Co Lowell Mass Bold by all Druggists Price six bottles tli secondary to the character of Rosalidd Mr James rich voice and polished methods never allowed it to fall into the rear ground Mr Moselys Seven Ages was warmly applauded and many other features of toe supcort while not great were wel rendered Mr Royle as Orlandos brother won a good round for his one principal speech for scholarly reading there are few in the company to equal him the wrestling match was somewhat tame after the elaborateness we have been accustomed to see the scene presented with Tonight Sheridans undying School for Scandal which has not been seen in entirety hero for almost a generation closes the engagement This should be the red letter night of the season as the School for Scandalis one of the pieces in which the com puny has won the loidest praises the costumes will be exact to the period and of the utmost elegance Mr James plays Charles Surface Mr Langdon Sir Peter Mr Mosely Joseph Mr Royal Sir Benjamin Backbite and Miss Wainwright Lady Teazle Gone to the Dogs Through OrlnK WALLINGFORD Conn November 16 Salon GJenkins formerly a prosperous merchant but gone to fie dogs through drink last night shot and killed his fatherinlaw Stephen Anthony aged 60 He threatened all the rest of the famIly with death He was locked up Angry citizens threaten to lynci him i The Invalids NEW YORK November 16 Mrs Jay Gqtild spent a very quiet night and hercondition this morning is much improved Dr Meyes said this morning that Rear Admiral Baldwin under all the circumstances spent a very comfortable night He says however the end is not far off About Braemar Anxiety About a Steamer BOMBAY November 16The coasting steamer Vaitariiia which left Dutch India for Bombay with 900 natives onboard is a week overdue It is supposed she foundered in the recent oy clone and all hands were lost To Prosecute Kate Cutter A NEW YORK November 16Th Falta the InterStattoltlf r9f Commission will prObably take a hand in the west bound freight rate war and prosecute the roads which have been secretly cutting rates in violation of the law IMe Pennsylvania Company is believed to ba the chief offender OY4I wsasNr ROYAL tONOL snurtly i I 4 I I i I 01 AKIN POWDER Absolutely Pure This powder new varies A marvel of purity strength and whoJesomeneEB Moe economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test sort weight alUM or nhlJ 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