Show c MISCELLANEOUS L I A NERVE TONIC celery and Coca the prominent in gradients are the best and safes S serve Tonics It strengthens and quiets the nervous system curing Nervous Weakness Hysteria Sleep a I neSilN lessness c rlr 1i i Aid ALTERATIVE t s t r It drives out the poisonous humors of i 7 tho blood purifying and enriching it r and so overcoming those diseases > resulting from impure or impoverished i impover-ished blood e e r A 1 LAXATIVE Actingmildlybutsurelyontheboweli it cures habitual constipation and < w promotesaregular Itstren th ens the stomach and aids digestion I A DIURETIC w n B ft1 In its composition the beSt and most tj m d active diureticsof theMaterialledica t1J u M fMAi 0 are combined scientifically other R eflectivc remedies for diseases of the wI kidneys It can be relied on to give quick relief and speedy cure For The NERVOUS from Hundreds persons who testimonials have used this been remedy received will remarkable benefit Send for circulars giving The DEBILITATED full particulars Price 100 Sold by Druggists The AGED WELLS RICHARDSON CO Props J J BURLINGTON VT Ra Ka THOMAS IJ Eagle Emporium EXTlUDRDINARY FREPAllATIoNs For the Coming Seasons SPRING AND SUMMER OF laas Every Department is being filled with NEW COODS Prominent among which is a THOUSAND DOLLAR r Invoice of New and Choice Pattern Embroideries Which will be Sold at Just Half their Value ALSO INDUCEMENTS IN Mens Boys and Childrens CLOTH I N G I R K THOMAS WHITE SONS WHOLESALE t PRICE LIST 1 BEEF PRIME GRAINFEDc i t 7c BEEF SECOND QUALITY 6c BEEF THIRD U 5 12c MUTTON 50 t BEEF QUARTERS FROM Vv I > 4 to 9c A Liberal Discount to the Trade < SPECIAL PRICES GIVEN ON CARLOAD LOTS LIST OF LETTERS REM INING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT XL Salt Lake City June 22 1888 LATaE8 LIST Anderson Miss A Jordan Mrs S J Anderson Mrs J C Kellay Mrs J Ahlenstorf Mrs E Kendall Mis Li 111 e E Beckett Mrs J Kimball Mrs Keetie Boulton Miss Martha Leonard Miss Benson Mrs L J Murphy Miss G Blair Mrs M Mayno Miss Jennie Bown Miss A Megargle Mrs Lizzie Conrad Miss Arrie May MIss Maggie Ulawson Louise Morresett Miss Lucy Coles Miss Victoria Morteusen Matilda Duggan Mrs D E Moore Mrs OrrinE Dudley Mrs Mary Meewcomer Mrs A Dressler Mrs L Y Nielsen Christina Evens Miss Ann Neterson Carelina Earhart Mrs George Perry Ellen Embury Miss Helen Pettik Mis KattIe Embury Miss Susie Reed Mattie Frost Mrs C F Roberts Mrs S H Farmer Mrs F C 2 Snow Miss Ada Freeman Mrs H R Schonfeld Miss Alice Fletcher Sarah Sirring Mrs B P Oilman Miss Kittle Stoll Miss Elizabeth Groos Mrs 0 H Stone Mrs F M 2 Hanson Dora Schloler Mrs George Hayward Mrs Charles Sabinu Mrs J THatch T-Hatch Mrs E P Smith Mrs Sarah E Hedonist Miss Emily Smut Mrs W H Horsford Mrs L P Tate Rhoda Huntress Miss L A Woods Miss Alice Hook Bell Wolford Miss 0 Harrison Miss Stenle Webb Miss Minnie I Huarstads Mrs Sophia Wilson Miss Lillie N Jefftzs Miss Ethel Wordell Miss Mary 5 Johnson Mrs Jennie Wilson Mrs Lillie fl Jensen Mrs Krlstene Wood Miss Rosie Jailers Mrs M E Wilcox Mrs Ray Johnson Miss Rose Watson Mrs C J GENTLEMENS MST Allen Co Kraatz A J Arnold John Kincel Frank Anderson N T Kaine Ferdinand Armstead Robt Kruse Henry Allen S W Kahn M D Anderson W P Knudsen R C Beauman A J T Killeby W H BIgby George 8 lendert B Bassett George H Lewis A G Bushby G A Lacrosse Frank Barrett George Lincoln Gus Barber Henry Lee JAmes Bell Joseph Long John Biglow Bros LornellT H Blomstorberg C H Lambert Wilson Bryan John LeFevre W G Barbs Jordan Makin Andrew Berryhill P D Mossback Mr Bush P T Meecham C C Bedford D D Madsen C W Barnett WED Mackey C E Bush William Mead C M Buttle W J Mathews Chas Brown B F Mallory E B Brown Hebar Mallaby Jas R Brown 8 B Mathews Jos D Brown George M Muncy Peter Cassidy J C Monson S Cramer Albert E Masson S E Carlson C W Madsen Rid Christensen Carl Murton F T Jhrlstophorson McDonald James Crain C McCalmont Mr Cabasis Charles McDonald Hugh Campbell Donald McBride Cyrus Collins E M McLoud Macy Crain H McKelton Theo Jrockeron G McKimmon H Carlson John McPherson G Cunningham John Newall Conn Carroll Joseph Nelson Agust tonghlin J Nelson D G Charlom J C Neely Harry 3 Cole Prof N Olsen Ed Cunningham W E Osborn Harry 2 Chandler W G fortong Albert Mubindorf G T Peterson Edward Drake A J 2 Parker Frank Dennis D M Plunkett James 3 Davis CD Phillips S S Dnnne Hon E F Price Bee S Junn G A Ristine A 2 Day JAR Robbless Alvin David William K Rosenthal B Eldred Harry Riley Richard Slwell George D RayDavid C Edwards J V Raide Chas 0 Sichart John Rinsey Chas iingebretsen B Randolph E F Flemming M Rowley Geo A 3 Flak A W RossJohn G L Flood James Rollo Geo Fairchild George Rosengren John FastebeEd J Rogerson Jos Fielding L H Rasmussen Peter Goddard Mr Salt Lake Lodge No Gordon Alex 2 63 Gray Dick Sauer Adam Gordon George H 2 Stanton D W Gundaker George W Shrope Chas VV Gillispie H H Stone Enoch Gilmore Louis C Stephens H Hilton F J Shupe Hyram Hardman Mr Scott Geo H Harding A L Shafer Geo C Heyshaw Charles Sage H P Hammond O H Sharpe Jack Hollmgworth C H Snyder Jacob Horsford E Simons J N Howard Frank S Hplndler L G Harvey L Swanden fcaml Hart E J Stewart W F Heller G Smith Harry Harrington J Smith J M Hall J B 2 Thomas Vill Hill James L TreaoorA Hanson James Thornton Alma Hughes John Thorn Ed Hollinbeep J R Teats John M Hallstrom L F Talligan Rev P Hull John Taylor S F Harr Lawrence Tvler Augustus Harrington P F Terrell W H Marker Thomas Williams Edgar Henault Thomas Wahlstrom Hyrum Hiller William West J B Harvey William H Wyatt John Hempel W B Weaver Jas Hutchings Willlard Woodcock Mat Isberg G M 2 Watson L M Johnson F M Watson A R Jenkins Edwin Wood C Johnston S J Warston W H Jensen Joseph Y Zuckschweiden Jeppesen Jeppe n R BARRATT Postmaster n A LUCKY FATHER AND SOX The following narative oi the suffering of a Father and Son will prove Interesting to the readers of this paper G 0 Bartholomew Kalkaaka Mich says I located in this 211 place five years ago having eLl formerly resided in Troy N Y Sry friends there as well w L as here know that I have been a great sufferer from t 1 what tho Physicians of Troy i called ° Q7 Brlgbtg Disease As a last resort I commenced the use of Dr David Kenne d su rPt rfenvi i dys Favorite Remedy made at Rondout N Y Tho result is little short of miracle All the terrible symptoms of this disease are gone I do not have any more diffl calty In voiding tho urine no pain or ache In the small of the back no more soreness across the loins or over the bladder no more Constipation Consti-pation of the Bowels no swelling of feet hands and legs and many other symptoms of disease of the Kidneys Liver or Bladder I SOTOU see help came to me In DP e rs Favorite Remedy Who would begrudge the cost of this medicine One Dollar a bottle for such a blessing or re fuse this simple though sincere token of gratitude grati-tude for being perfectly cured 1 I owe every thing to Dr David Kennedys Favorite Remedy of Rondout N Y and hope my writing this will Induce others to use the medicine who suffer from a Kidney or Blood disorder But my recovery was not moro remarkable than that of my son George who when a boy fell from a fence bruising his leg which was followed fol-lowed by disease of the bone Large pieces were removed by surgical operations His IHood IVni Impure gg and the future to him n as dark and gloomy expecting ex-pecting tobe a helpless cripple for life He was Induced to try Dr Kennedys Favorite Remedy made at Rondout N Yand as sure as I am writing this grateful acknowledgement his leg is entirely healed up He now works with me doing agood mans work owes everything to Dr D Kennedys Favorite Uciiiedy Made at Rondout N Y Price ji 6 for 5 Z C M I Drug Department Agents Lake City UTAH CENTRAL RAILWAY SYR CUSE BATHING RESORT I WILL OPEN FOR BTTSINJESH JUNE 14TH 1888 Special trains will run daily Leave Salt Lake at 2 pm and 410 pm Arrive at Syracuse at 315 and 30 p m Leave Syracuse Syra-cuse at 6 and 8 pm Arrive at Salt Lake at 7 20 p m and 920 pm Leave Ogden at 445 p m and 6 Pm Arrive at Syracuse at 530 and 6 40 pm Leave Syracuse at 325 and 11 pm Arrive at Ogden at4 and 840 pm Special train will leave Ogden on Sundays Sun-days at 10 10 am arriving at Syracuse at 1043 m FARE FOR ROUND TRIP 60o This favorite Bathing and Picnic Resort has been greatly improved for this seasons business An excursion car has been placed on the rails at Syracuse to carry passengers between the Grove and the Lake Shore at regular intervals FRANCIS COPE JOHN SHARP G F T Agt Genl Supt SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FLATWARE ROGERS BROS Triple Plate Knives Forks < t Spoons S AT A J BARGAIN FOR A FEWDAYS AT O L ELIASONS SSO Main Street OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE 7 i2 I J c o MISCELLANEOUS ZI 1888 Ia I SpeciaI BaIe oF E ONE HUNDRED ELEGANT WHITE AND COLORED EMBROIDERED ROBES Your Choice for 275 Worth from 450 to 7 BARGAINS IN SL1S AND SATINS Special Sale of Ladies Fine IJn i ported Jerseys Beaded and Plain LADIES SUMMER WRAPPERS In Calico Gingham Lateens M e I and LaWn rL i HOUSES TO RENT Sells Burton REAL ESTATE BROKERS We offer from our Large List of Properties a few Special Bargains viz Business and Prospective Busi 36x165 feet on Fourth South near Sixth East fronts south small house ness Property 1500 74x173 feet on Second East Street and 99x165 feet on Sixth South between Second South pays 8 per cent inter Fourth and Fifth East fine orchard 2500 2Mx165 feet on West Temple near 3x10 rods fiveroom brick house on Second South corner Third and 0 south and east 99x165 feet On Third South near front 2000 West Temple fronts south 2 > xlO rods nice house and lotion 165x165 feet on Second South near North Bench cheap 2000 Second West 21x16 rods on North Bench 800 495 feet on Main Street by 330 feet on 4x10 rods on East Brigham fronts Eighth South for 50 per front foot south an elegant brick house six 99x115 feet corner Third South and rooms gas hot and cold water electrio Fourth west A good bay bells etc easy terms T000 330x330 feet corneron railroad track 3x5 rods corner Third and J facing suited for warehouse of factory price east nice threeroom house 1800 4000 Acreage For prices and terms on above call at our office 24 acres in the city per acre SXJO acres on State Road per acre 300 Residence Property 5 acres Second West per acre 450 10 acres Southeast Bench with two 330x330 feet whole block North roomed rock house per acre 250 Bench 4000 w 120 acres three miles west of city 57x165 feet on Third East between per acre 30 Second and Third South adobe house 160 acres four miles northwest 3700 city all fenced 100 acres under cultivation 4x7 rods on Seventh between K and culti-vation house etc per acre 35 L on East Bench 900 120 acres five miles southwest of city 33x140 feet thirty lots of this size per acre 12 fine elevated plateau near Capitol 80 acres northwest of city nice level grounds prU from 160 to 250 terms land easy terms per acre 60 10 acres on Eleventh West between easy Fifth and Sixth North 400 acre per 5x15 rods on Sixth East between 50 acres land northeast of Peniten S uth Temple and First South facing tiary 300 per acre west 6500 14 acres on State Road well suited for 70x165 feet between Second and Third subdivision 900 per acre East on Brigham Street fronts south 5 acres on Second West south of city good house 10500 limits threefourths mile 400 per acre DRIVE WELL PIPE BEST QUALITY I I 14 INCH 100 PER FOOT AT Heescb fe Ellerbeck 49 E FIRST SOUTH STREET A rr > < V |