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Show V. . . . - - - - - - ... . . ; . , 3 : ; i m . :-. Peep!: Read This ;i u To H::ch the P;cp!c u . y Li.iii iiUL..T ' UuU-j d , L-U' J; P:p:r Every Day Jj ... cnc P ATIIY. ; WILMA F. HOEFL1NG, OSTEOPATH, woaen and children a specialty: i-2 Com-merclal Com-merclal Club bldg. ' A DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO VISIT. .'A PROFITABLE PLACS TO LIVE. Cre:tcit Fl:y Grcsnl cn :r;ij Famous Places Which Everyone Want . . to gee. . . Invest In a Ticket to CALIFORNIA nd Secure Rich Dividends In HEALTH. PLEASURE . AND WEALTH. lilcsstt'sV Cancyr Rin, Zin SoiitbernPcclfic - For descriptive and illustrative llfer-ature llfer-ature call at No-. 01 Main Street. Salt Lake City. D. R. GRAT. . ' ' General Agent. r.) f'!? T'.t- (A I LVU.II..J- lit..,.vl.. 0 i'.. crj Iil,,c!cr.l v(i!03 I LQTJIS WAREXN CHITCIILO'W, .Voice Culture and Singing. Free voice trial Monday afternoons. 4 to E. Roo.n. 27-M Central block, 4H West 2nd South street. Salt Lake City.. Utah. ' 1IUS. AQKI3 osBosira, A pupil of Professor Leschetiikv of Vienna, desires to announce that she will receive piano-forte pupils at her studio, 431 Dooly blk. Telephone 14i$-y. . - WILL A BP E. WKIHE, . Graduate from Conservatory of Music, Brussels. Belg.. and pupil of DeAhna. Berlin. Germany. Violin Instruction for beginners as well as the advanced stu-denti stu-denti 229-r30 Constitution building. J. M. r. SN0DGBAS3, . Teacher of Piano, Violin and harmony and chorus director; direc-tor; pupil of Virgil, Jacobssohn, Falk and others; 403 Constitution building. AJTT02T PEDEESEW, Teacher of Piano, Violin and Har- -' 1'" mony. Studio. Calder's Music Palace. 45 W. 1st South. Tel., 02S-y. Residence, itl Srd St. TeL 1807-x. - . . PEATEENAL SOCIETIES. 'pT'bT'oT'eLKS. THE BENEVOLENT and Protective Order of Elks meets each Wednesday evening at 8. o'clock at No. 51 State street (Elks' building). H. E. DEARDORF. E. R. A. W. RAYBOULD. Secretary. . MACCABEES, SALT LAKE CITT NO. 2, meets every Thursday evening at S o'clock at L 6. O. F. hall. Visiting Sir Knights are cordially Invited to attend. . k T. O. LEWI8, Commander. E. J. WILKINSON. Record Keeper. WOODMEN OF THEWORLt UTAH camp No. 138. Meets every Wednesday at 8 p. m. In K. of P. hall. 261 Main st. A neighbors cordially Invited. PAUL J. DALY. Consul. THOS. H. ALLEN. Clerk. WANTED. DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEW-lng. SEW-lng. Call at 40 South 6th East street. . WANTED A TAILOR OB BARBER TO rent store at 264 State iu steam heat. MONEY TO LOAN.' - SMALL LOANS. "EMPLOf EES CRED-lt CRED-lt Co., room 18, 49 South Main. IF TOU NEED "MONET WE WILL discount your salary. Star Loan Co., 6S East 2nd South. TUTTLE BROS.. 14 MAIN ST. " , $500 to loan, special trrms. lowest rates. Tuttle Bros.. Progrees-Herald bldg. "MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEO- file on their note without mortgage or ndorser; easy payments; strictly confidential. confi-dential. G. H. Cherry, room 407 D. F. Walker building West 2nd South St LOST. OsiTCOCKER 8j3flELrVpTt months old, snswers to name "Larry." Return to 76 S St.. and be rewarded. RECORD BOOK AND 8 MALL PAR-cel. PAR-cel. between 1st North and 1st and 2nd West to Main st. Return to 268 W. 1st North. C. M. Plant t FOB BENT. 5- RM. MOD. BR. COT., 131 ALAMEDA ave., 125.00, 4-rm. or. and barn. SSX E. 7th 80., $20. 7-rro. fr., 250 Edith ave., to. - 6- rm. new mod. br. cot., 171 W. 7th So., 125. Will lease for term of years, to responsible respon-sible parties, two large buildings, close In, suitable for factory purposes. Price rl?ht. . N Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 251 Main. LIGHT AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT. 8 team beat. bath, quiet place, rent rea-sonable. rea-sonable. Globe. 265H South Main. ; res SALS HIAL ESTATE. WE HAVE A NEW MOD. SIX-RM. BR. eot., close In, good residence district, house has cellar, pantries and closets, for onlv Two pew 4-rm. cottages on West side. Pantry and closets, city water, each lot 50x140 ft. to alley. For few days only. J1000. 4-rm. br. cot., 6x10 rods, sth E. and 8th and 7th So., face west, IZjOO. The ground Is worth the better part of this. (0 foot cor., face 80. and W., on Main, Just below 10th 80., $500. 55 foot cor., face 60. and W., on 11th E. and below 10th So., car line, city water, . I too. We have building sites In all parts city. Any sUe lot, all prices. Now Is the time to get a lot to build on In spring. When spring opens up everyone buys; prices go up. Be wise; If you are not, get wise. Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. 261 Main. FOR REAL ESTATE OR LOAN3 SEE McKellar A Co.. 63H W 2nd South. HOUSTON3 THE H0USER3 HAVE bargains in houses. 251 Main. - WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S all. Tuttla Bros.. 14 Main. Rod ball sign. THE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT more homes are sold through my -agency than any other In the city. Why? Ba-cause Ba-cause you are treated right See me if you wish to purchase. A. Rlchter. 19 West First 8outh. . - . i M'GURRIN 4 CO. HAVE THE BEST bargains In choice real estate and farms. See them; you will save money. List your 1 property with them. They have a cus-tomer cus-tomer for It 88 W. 2nd South. . . CALL FOR "NEGOTIATOR." OUR list of realty bargains, free at office of Harrington & Courtney. 70 W. 2nd So. r ASSAYEBS. J. W. CURRIE. REMOVED TO 70 W, Third South. - , . - - FOB BENTPUBNISHID. 'TJaliTHOUElcEplmROl; cellar, closet and pantry; 8 Vine ave. y 1 AND S ROOMS IN SUITE. NICELY furnished for light housekeeping. 154 E. 2nd South. - 1 NICELY FURNISHED FRONT rooms, water for housekeeping. 172 K st - 1 . 1 1 ' ..I 8 ROOMS FUR. MODERN. REFER-ence. REFER-ence. Address L K, Telegram. 1 " NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room, light housekeeping; lt4 E. 2nd So. NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. JL60 and 22 00. S7S 8. 2nd East. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping; 426 W. 2nd So. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping; 40 Church st. Call 611 West 1st South. GO TO THE "RAINERE" FOR WELL furnished rooms, at reasonable rates; 253 8. Main, in heart of city. Mrs. Louise McCarty. ' NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND board at 454 W. 2nd Wo.. 65 per week. . NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT West 2nd So.. $2.50 per week. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOJ housekeeping at 17 So. State. 1 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD at 470 W. 2nd South. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM at 212 So. Srd West $2.50 per week. FURNISHED ROOMS. 73 8. STATE. FURNISHED ROOMS. 171 S. STATE. A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM: 3C2 80. West Temple. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; S26 8. Main, from 50c to $1 per night NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT the Gladstone. 119 South Main. FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOU6E-keeplng HOU6E-keeplng rooms. 252 80. State street. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-keeplng; HOUSE-keeplng; 625 W. North Temple. FURNISHED ROOMS. 44 W. 1ST SO. upstairs. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. S4 W. North Temple, near O. 8. L. depot. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOU8E-keeplng; HOU8E-keeplng; modern; no. children; 241 So. 1st W. street A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room: 262 So. W. Temple. FURNISHED ROOMS. REAR 158 SO. 2nd East $S per month for the suite. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-keeplng HOUSE-keeplng at 63 So. 6th West NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM. FUR- res nr:n rtjniriniD. and 'phone, $5; So. W. Temple. ONE FURNISHED ROOM. AT $14 SO. 1st West. , . . 150 E. FIFTH SOUTH ST., DIRECTLY opp. city snd county building, large front room, well furnished; rent reasonable. - NICE CLEAN ROOMS AT THE LAW-rence. LAW-rence. 2f7 So. Main. - - Burnished rooms. 423 80. Mam. "" FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED rooms at 14 W. North Temple. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD; 27 E. 4th South. . . ROOMS SINGLE OR EN SUITE AT the Imperial. 240. a Slate. C. C Anderson, Ander-son, prop. A MODERN FURNISHED FRONT, room for rent at 127 W. Fourth South, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping at 28 E. 4th South. A RARE CHANCE FOR A DAY sleeper at 222 E. 5th South. Quietness Insured. In-sured. . ' ; BOARD AND ROOMS IN PRIVATE family at No. 2 Chesney court on 4th So. . bet W. Temple and 1st W. From $5 to 4 per week. - NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT the Hazel house, 244 So. 6tate. Mr. J. L. ' Wallace, prop. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. 276 So. State, near City and county bldg, FURNISHED ROOMS TO " RENT AT 255 bo. State. CLALBVOYANT. WE, TELL JUST WHAT YOU WISH to know and give full name without asking ask-ing questions or no pay. Open every day and evenings. - Arnold-Dlckson Bros., 60 . East 3rd South, MME. LTNNE. WORLD'S GREATEST palmist and astro'cglat. Gives names. 48 VV. 3rd South street ALL CAN SEE AND TALK WITH spirit friend at A'rnold-Dickson Bros, materializing seance Sunday night 50 East Third South. ' . HACKS. IOWA HACK LINE-LON COVING-ton COVING-ton and C. H. Roper run hacks day and nigh'. Stand. Kenyon comer. 'Phone 150S CASH BEQISTEBS. NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, OS-car OS-car Groshell, sales agent. No. 221 Main at Expert Cash Register Repairing. SAFES. . NEW AND SECOND HAND SAFES, all sizes, in stock. Either trade, cash or easy terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co.. 48 E. 2na 8outh st. - - - SHOEMAKER. V JOHN CAMENCIN. ARTISTIC SHOE-tnaker. SHOE-tnaker. removed to C8 W. 3rd So. BICYCLES AND REPAIRING. CEyT'FTTEDTisTXEST'rEM. pie. J. A. Meredith. Bicycles repaired. ' . TYPEWRITERS. EANrSCODTLNDTOR cash, in trade or on easy terms. Soren-sen-g'outt Co.. 4S East Second South st SHOES POB DEFORMED FEET. OLlDOifFRTFGRTHE HARD to fit Special cast made. - Scietttino shoe making. Gus P. Olsen. 121 State st 1 ' -CLEANING AND DYETNQ. "dGDLDTWORKXio"wrT. Phone 1411-Z. Expert dyeing and French dry cleaning. TEMPLETON CLEANING CO. STEAM cleaning, dyeing and dry cleaning of ail kinds. Express paid one way on work outside of city. 108 E. 2nd So., 8. L. C; and S3 No. Academy ave., Provo. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. ... COLORADO UTAH SHORT LINE TO ST. LOUIS. ' Through ear. Salt Lake Ctty to' St Louis and Kansas City. OnW one change to New Tork. HufTalo and prrncipal points :ast low r&tcs for summer travel. Especial attention to- ladies and chll. (ren. Tourist sleensrs through to Chicago, Boston and other points without change. Two trains daily. Inquire at ticket office. 103 Dooly block. Celt Lake City. Any Information cheerfully cheer-fully given. H. C. TOWNS END. G. P. "A. Missouri Pacific Ry, St Louis. Mo. -, - C A TRIPP C. P. A., 'Missouri Paclhc Ry. Salt Lake City. Ctak. ; - - Don't Change Cars Get aboard at Salt Lake City: get off in Chicago. That's the whole sory of a trip east In a through sleeper via the Burlington Route. -- ' Splendid service laalso offered to Omaha. St. Jo-- Jo-- seph, - Kansas City, St. Louis in fact, about all points east. - x llMfifGntl -UMLI It. f' NULSN, Ceitersi Agent, Tt West Saosnd With SL. SsM Lake City. "MMMWMM""MsMsMBSjsssssi I" BIG S FOR i fi BEST ROUTE EAST FROM ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Cafe, Library, Par lor. Dining and Sleeping Carsi . U . . H K CONNECTS WITH ALL THROUGH j TRAINS FROM THE WEST. i 4. i. - ' --Jj . ROOMS FOR HOLSEK.Etn.NU; JiUU. em; no children. 241 South 1st West. . FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT AT 264 West Third South. . 15 HOUSES ALL KINDS. PRICES and locations. Tuttle Bros.. 149 Main st. FOR VACANT HOUSES. TEL. 27. FURNISHED ROOMS AT 16 AND 43 E. 2nd South. 22 to S2.M per week. Mrs. Lena Lynn,-prop. , C ABSENTEES ANT) CONTBJLCTOBS ERWIN ic RHOADS, CARPENTERS and jobbers, sash, doors, cabinet and grill , work, 57 Richards street. FOR HOUSEKEEPING. SINGLE OR en suite; 168 W. So. Temple st.. In rear. A 6UJTE OF WELL-FURNISHED front rooms on first floor; 421 So. Main. FURNISHED ROOMS; 376 W. North Temple. . NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND board at 678 So. State. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS and board at 56 W. 4th So. Sophia Jensen, Jen-sen, prop. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND board at 28 E. 7th So. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE-men GENTLE-men only; 121 E. 1st South. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms at 213 E. 1st So- FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping at the Taylor House, 147 E. 2nd Bo. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. 210.00 per month gentlemen preferred; 236 . 2nd So. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. 25 per week: 241 E. ;st So. Mrs. McDon-ocgh, McDon-ocgh, profC NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, suitable for man and wife, electrio lights snd bajh: 68 So. 1st W. to tbade. SGREWTNGJAmNEFGR driving horse. The Singer Mfg Co., No. 43 So. Main. . AUCTION SALE. - FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS call at the I. X L. Furniture & Carpet Installment House: terms. $1 on 210 210 on tioa 48 E. 2nd So. st. P A. Sorensen. NEW AND 2ND HAND FURNITURE bought, sold and exchanged. Easy payments. pay-ments. Tel. 821-N. Washburn Furm Co. 85 W. 1st So. TURKISH BATHS. SANITARIUM LADIE8 TURKISH Baths. Elegant Halrdresslng Parlors; Manlcurmg and Chiropody. 54 W. 3rd So. watches. Jewelry, clothing, guns, instruments, instru-ments, tools, etc., until you figure the special rates of Interest with Uncle Sam. Large loans at banking rates. 36 E. 1st Soutln t HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR CAST, off clothing, shoes and hats. Drop a postal pos-tal to No. 65 Commercial street, city. UTAH JUNK CO. HIGHEST PRICES paid for scrap Iron, rubber, rags, bottles. copper, brass, etc. 63 E. 8th So., tel. 228. NOVELTY WOBS, REPAIRING. WDALlTlCIDSFREATRnNG and key fitting. The Star Novelty Works, 122 West 2nd South, opp. P. O. OPTICIANS. "STTlB.'lRUHfErMAUATUUJJO Optician. 78 W. 1st So. 8pecial lenses ground to order. Eyes examined for glasses free. PERFUME MANUFACTURER. er high grade perfumes. 28 Com'l street. LAMPS AND REFLECTORS. "OPPEiC"'bRAS3 AND " TIN WORK lamps, lanterns, reflectors. BtenseL 78 E. Third South. COOKS AND WAITERS. "ooksantTwaiteI local No. 15, meets first and fourth Friday Fri-day of each month. I. O. O. F. ball. Traveling Trav-eling brothers welcome. C. D. BRYANT. Secretary. '. " . .- " MISCELLANEOUS. - "ATiTLKEDECOr-STAtIbI I street, pays highest prices for hides, pelts, beeswax and wool. , SCAVENGER. XKEEN "SANITARY CoTOFICBf 67 W 1st South, Tell 14U-X SALT LAKE SCAVENGER "co7 'Phone 2C6; ofnee 59 Main st. ' - - - 4 i . ; -. ' f 1 1 IJU11U") ' ' 1 ' "5) 'TRAINS;' ' THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITH- - l n ' OUT CHANGE OF CARS VIA j j UNION PACIFIC . . " AND . . ' I CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY. i . - i ... i First-class Sleepers, Tourist Sleepers, Free j Reclining Chair Cars, Electric - . 1 y Lighted Traihs. v P. A. TffTT.T.TR, n CLAUDE S. wTLLIAMS, General Passenger Agent, Commercial Agent, . Chicago, log est 2nd South St., Salt Lais. t 1 " . 1 . t OaOTOIIJA. ean t! ,6 Trt Kind Voa Han Aiwars |