Show I would like to sound the praise of Hoods Sarsaparilla over the entire universe writes Mrs Longnecker of Union Deposit Penn 60 ONLY 83675 To Chicago and return via Union Pacific October 6 and 7 good until October 26 k1ens Arnica Salve The best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands rheumb lains corns and all skin eruptions and positively posi-tively cures piles or no pay required It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents pej boz For sale by A C Smith Co l1rsE A Warmells progressive drawing penmanship and genera art school will be open to the public Wednesday Wednes-day October 4 at the St James Hotel Booms 19 and 21 Visitors are cordially invited to witness my manner of instruction instruc-tion Ornamental penmanship bookkeeping book-keeping mechanical drawing perspective perspec-tive etc School day and evening For Over Fifty Tear Mrs Whislows Soothing Syrup has been I used for children teething It c soothes the child softens the gums allays all pain cures wind colic and is the best I ramedy for diarrhoea Twentyfive cents bottle lifj < y 1 Ij M 40 i > FOtt SALE CHEAP A fine old sweet tone violin Apply at once at this office AT THE WORLDS FAIR CHICAGO DAY OCTOBER 9 October 6 and 7 the Union Pacific will sell excursion tickets to Chicago at 3675 good returning until October 26 w S A Convention 1 The annual convention of the Utah branch N A W S A will be be heldin the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms in this city on Thursday Oct 5 1893 The executive session will convene at 10 oclock a m It is desirable that delegates dele-gates from the several counties should be present and take part in the proceedings The convention proper will commence at 2 p m at the samo place It is expected there will be brief addresses by some of the ablest exponentsof women suffrage in the territory Presidents of the several sev-eral are asked to respond to this call and to the circular letters sent out recently by the secretary The public pub-lic are cordially invited to the afternoon session SARAH M KIMBALL President NELLIE LITTLE Secretary E B WELLS Ch Pub Com Tried True may well be said of the Superior Medicine the standard bloodpurifier AVER S SARSAPARILLA I Its long record assures you that what has cured others will cure you 1 7 ij d t i 1 rH n iiYouille ll m ID b r What a blessed thing Is memory How It brings up the pleasures of the past and hides its unpleasantness I You recall your childhood days do you not and wish they would return You remember the pleasant associations while the unpleasant ones are forgotten perhaps Per-haps to your mind comes the face of some friend It was once a pale sad face It showed marks of pain lines of care It seemed to be looking into the hereafter the unknown future And then you recalled how it brightened how it recovered its rosy hue how it became a picture pic-ture of happiness and joy Do you remember these thines Many people do and gladlytejl how the health returned how happiness came back how the world seemed bright They tell how they were once weak nerveless perhaps in pain certafnly unhappy They tell of sleepless sleep-less nights restless days untouchediood unstrung un-strung nerves And then they tell how they become happy healthy and strong once more You have heard of it often in the past haveyou not You have heard people describe how they were cured and kept in health You certainly can remember what it is that has so helped people in America If not listen to what Mrs Annie Jenncss Miller who is known universally as the great dress reformer says Sir years ago when suffering from mental care and overwork over-work I received the most pronounced benefit from the use of that great medicine Warners Safe Cure Ab now you remember Now you recall how many people you have heard say this same thing Now you recollect how much you have heard of this great Cure Now you are ready to add it that memory is usually pleasing that the highest pleasure comes from perfect health and that this great remedy has done more to produce and prolong health than any other discovery ever known in the entire i history of the whole world FAT PEOPLE To reduce your weight SURELY use IVillard3 Obesity Pills and lose 15 pounds p mouth No injury to the health l o interference with business or pleasure NO STARVING They build UD and improve the general health beautify the complexion and leave NO VEIN KXES Lucy Anderson 84 Auburn St Cam bridge Mass writes Three bottles of your Obesity Pills reduced my weight from 225 pounds to 200 and I never felt better in all my life I am much pleased with the result and hall do all I can to help you Our patrons include in-clude Physicians Bankers Lawyers and leaders lead-ers of society Our goods are not sold in drugstores drug-stores all orders are supplied direct from our I office Price per package S200 or three pack age for Jo 00 by mail prepaid Particulars sea > d 4 cts ALL CORRESPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL WILLARD REMEBY CDI BOSTON MASS DELINQUENT NOTICE r FtALTON GOLD MINING AND MILLING DALTON 1i company principal place of business Salt Lake city Utah NoticeThere are delinquent upon the following desoribed stock on account Df assessment No6 levied July 27tb 1893 the several sums set opposite the names of the respective re-spective shareholders as appears of record in the secretarys office as follows No of No of certif shares Amont Ames Annie M 739 3000 82250 u 814 500 375 1 103 10000 7500 Ames Willis M 851 5115 88 36 1 882 5000 B750 Alexander H u 184 1000 750 379 1000 750 Ankrom Viola 269 900 675 I I uuu 507 2230 16 72 I 1 uu 693 1250 P37 I 709 500 3 75 Bennett G H 863 228 170 Bauman E 864 65 50 Bertholt FN ill i < XJ 3 00 Brigham Perry bSJ 3flO 2U 40 I f35575 430 Carson D B 8G5 i1 30 23 Christy H 570 126 85 705 70 52 Campbell J W 704 500 S 75 De KaJb J C 459 500 375 I 564 5000 51 50 Dixon Josephine u 249 1000 7 ro Dixon Wm 16 2500 1875 41 48 500 375 a u 218 2000 15 00 u 553 1000 750 I SiB 85CO 18 75 Dusonberry Geo A Ill 1000 7 SO 284 300 2 35 1 l u SOU 200 150 1 811 BOO 375 Green Thomas 73 400 3 00 Green W H1 74 C 400 BOO < ° > Grinths HT 841 2425 18 iO Glazier C A 863 113 85 Gunter W T 46 5000 37 50 It 619 BOO 375 Gillespie Chas S 760 4003 SO 00 Hoyl Emily S 8i3 8001 15 00 Holland F L 159 500 375 James David 347 8000 1500 uu 348 2000 15 01 Jennings ins Et 428 1000 750 S t 429 j6000 3750 t1 Sf Jennings Walter P 544 1000 750 545 1000 750 u 546 1000 750 s to 547 lOf7 800 u a 548 2000 IE 00 1 IS 549 5000 ST 50 Jennings Jos A 641 10000 75 00 u 643 r 5000 3750 u 643 1300 9 75 Jennings Isaacu 384 10000 75 00 4 385 10000 75 00 u S86 10000 75 00 1 u MS 2000 15 00 1 l 787 500 3750 4 783 5100 3750 James William 434 1000 750 James D W n 465 WO 4 88 4 537 1233 925 Knight George 772 480 3 60 Kendall G A 720 100 75 LoclnvoodWm 804 1500 11 2j LorscbHy 880 500 375 Moon C 1u 113 1000 7 10 uu 512 1000 750 Mills Harry L 250 I 600 450 Martin Lewis 470 600 450 Margetts D u 595 30CO 7 50 Morris Elias 722 6000 4500 Nimerick N G 279 50 38 Nebeker W G 534 2fOO 1500 Orr Geo 0 708 500 S 75 Parker Mrs E L 812 233 175 Parker Blanche 311 250 188 PerryC E 278 50 S8 Robinson Sarah 118 3000 22 50 Russell Thomas 861 71 54 Schneider C A 845 9 en Sears Nathan 424 1000 750 1 u 472 1000 750 887 4fOO moo Sparks Peter H 5S9 500 375 Scarff Fred Wu 834 5CO 375 Taylor Stanlay 125 1000 7 60 0 770 EOO 375 Thompson O B 82 500 3 75 283 200 150 1 l I 59 500 375 Tlsdafe John N 759 5000 37 50 Thomas J J 553 200 153 Updegraff Luella B 313 500 3 75 Wilbur C H 652 38 27 I 58 34 2C c 807 20 15 Wilbur M 0 22 10000 7500 299 2000 1500 I U 300 3000 2250 I II 870 2500 1875 Weeks O B 137 100 75 Weigel A 0 1 1000 7 50 277 1400 1050 Westwood David 496 1100 825 S 502 185 138 I u 578 100 75 J u 62 735 550 U 4 858 250 158 White H 0 353 5000 3750 4 I 631 5000 37 50 I I 685 500 375 I 0 686 BCO 375 707 SCO 375 S unu 844 40 30 Wheatley K M 605 250 188 Watson M A 670 100 375 4 I CSS 50 375 Walton Geo W 724 215 163 Wllkinso I1C G 755 IOOQ f 750 And in accordance with law and the order of the board of directors so many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necessary will bo sold at publio auction at the office of the company com-pany in the Hooper building 23 East First South street Salt Lake city Utah at 1 oclock Pt m on Saturday Sept 30 1893 to pay such delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and the exuenses of sale By order of the board of directors JOSEPH E CAINE Secretary SALT LAKE CITY Sept 141893 NOTICE By order of the board of directors made this 29th day of September 1893 the date of sale of the above advertised stock was postponed to Oct 30 1893 JOSEPH E CAINE Secretary SAKT LAKE CITY Sept 29 1893 SEND US 3901 And we will send you postpaid post-paid the Seaai W ekly Blraid f f Oat Yer J a 0 Ji i i r i a American National < I I Bank > II I I L OF SALT LAKE CITY 1I 1 I CAPITAL S50000 SURPLUS 50000 ORGANIZED OCTOBER 1890 Interest Paid on Savings and Time Deposits DIRECTORSJames H Bacon Prest H M Bacon Vice Prest F L Holland Cashier W B Holland AsstCasr A M Grant M J Gray S M Jarvis J W Judd C F Loof bourow F W Ross Elijah Sells D G Tun nlcliff C A Davis WELLS FARGO S GQS BANK Salt Lake City Utah c ESta1bllshed 1832 Transaots a General Banking Business 0 J E ODDLY CASHIER National Bank of the Repnblib Capital Ei 0 500000 PROBRFSS BUILDING SALT LAKE CITY 5pe cent Interest Paid OB TimeBeposfc DIBBOTOHSJ FRITC JCNOX L C KARRICK President VicePresides 3 A EARS B Cashier GEORGE A LOWE W E BiiEnLEY JG SUTHERLAND E L A CDLMER G S HOIuES EMANUEL IAnN General BapMngT iness TE an iiltelL I I Capital 300000 Surplus 350000 i COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF SALT LAKE CITY Cor Second Mb and Commercial Sis General Banking in All Its Branches ISSUDS Certificates of Deposits payable on demand de-mand bearing interest If left a specified time So Is Drafts and Bills of Exchange on all prin oip si cities in the United States and Europe DIRECTORS GeoMBowney Prest W P NOble VPrest ThosM rshall2d VP F H Auerbaoh John J Daly O J Salisbury I Moylan Fox JohnW DonnellSS I Edwin Kimball Cashier I B H SCKETTLEE Bitiij aid Brotae 60 South East Temple St II I REAL ESTATE STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SDLDI NOTARY WORK I I CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S446OOO I UNION NATIONAL BANK Successor to WALKER BROS Dantin Established 1859 CTKITS5B STATES DEPOSITOR BAn DEPOSIT BOXES FOB RXHf L B Walker Pros MR Walker V Pica M J Cheesnsn Cashier L H FaraaiTorth Assistant Cashier J R Walker Jr Assistant Coshled = UTAH Comill8rcial and Savins Bank SALT LAKE CITY Capital mM Surplus 40000 Five per cent Interest paid on Saylnge Do posit compounded four times a year Nickel Sayings Stamps for rae si I the barb or any ot its agents agentsDIRECTORS DIRECTORS Francis Armstrong P W Madsec Dr Joseph S Richards T W EUerbeck llollyar Roberta Thoa W Jennmgse Oscar H Hardy Samuel McIntyre M E CummiDgs T R Jones Co 11 BANKERS II SALT LAKE CITY UTAH UTAH NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 222000 Transacts a general Bang Business SAFE DAPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT JOSEPH M STOUTJ President ALEXANDR ROGERS Vic Presdent P L WILLIAMS Second VicePresident A B JONES Cashier ESTABLISHED lilt WRICKS CO BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY t UTAH A General Bankin Bnsiness Transacted Collections Promptly made on All Points in the West and Northwest Careful attention given to Consignments of Ores and Bullion Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on the Principal Cities of the United States and Europe PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS t Now York Importers and Traders National Bank Kxsuntze Brothers Chicago Commercial National Bank San FranciscoFirst Nations Bank Cmaha Omaha National Bank St LouisNatIonal Bankof Commerce Kansas CityNational Bank of Kansas City First National Bank American Nations Bank Denver Denver National Bask City Nations Bank Pueblo First National Bank Portland Oregon First National Bank London Martins Bank Limited 63 Lombard 81M Gareats Trademarks Design Patents COPIri lr And all Patent business conducted lor MODERATE FEES ormatloa and advice given to Yentor a wlUiOuJ Chirgeddreas PRESS CLAIMS CO JOHN WEDDERBURM 4ansgbgAttorney It OBox 488 tTASHisaioiT D a 5Thla Company is managed by a combination oft of-t e largest and most influential newspapers in ths United States fox the express purpose of protect lag tfaclj1 Babseribers against Bascrnpalous and Incompetent Patent Agents and each paper printing tMa advertisement vouches for the responsi 1b ltl lot l CA Crp J d g < The State Bank of Utah I Capital Fully Paid 50000 Surplus foOOOO ORl MAW and SOUTH HOtPia BXHMTS i Salt Lake City Utah HEBER J GRANT President S WM B PRESTONVlcaPresldeat HEBER J WELLS Cashier DIRECTORS S S Joseph F Smith Chas S Burton S S Wm H Rowe Nephl W Clayton Abraham Cannon Frank Taylor Spencer Clatrson Philo T FarnsworTh Elias Morris K M Weilor S Henry A Woolley GENERAL BAG k BUSINESS Accounts Solicited Large and Small 55 SoUcied Sa Special attention to country trade S Collection Invited a Bpselalty Correspondent S 1 < The Most Complete Stock i tneTerrltory ol Utah t FINE WINES LIQUORS 1 ir o nAND n-AND CIGARS r illilOj Po Mai Orders promptly attended to J 218 S MaIn St Tel 637 f or Retali Bond or Free E5L si5T I AYEAR THE 3 J lR IS S ifLakeBaily lf L K il I IIC I liD o r C HALD I j 1 Is the Only Out and Out S Democratic V Paper j Published in the InterMountain Country ITIS THE S Organ of the Masses II The Masses are the Buyers The Buyers are the Life of Trade j SHREWD ADVERTISERS i S S Patronize THE HERALD They appreciate Its Energy Its Enterprise S S prise Its Progressiveness Unex S S I celled Telegraphic Service Unapproachable S Unap-proachable Editorial and Local Service S Ser-vice L The Salt Lake Daily Herald S Ten Dollars A Year Judicious Use Of Printers Ink S Will bring sure returns You never hear of s manor c man-or corporation who know how to advertise so as to catch the public eye and retain the attention oi the readers of the daily press who is compelled to close the dors and hang out the sign Assignees Sale In legitimate business i busi-ness i is push enterprise and attention V every detail that brings success S Let People Know i t i Tour Business i 7 1 Tli ilthe same medium as they get all the news and you wil prosper Let your light te seen of men and the result will be so satisfactory that the yellow metal of the rich and the white1 metal of the poor will find a resting place in your pocket J S S 5 o r M J iJjH < |