Show I1AH CNTRAl I I RAILWAY 1 1 I 1 lONEER LINE OF UTAH r old Reliable Standard Guage r sod BowlBed FirstClasa Equip raente running between pEN SALT LAKE PROVO NEPHI JUAB MILFORD AND FRISCO ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 1 83 I Four Express Trains leave Salt Lake for Ogden daily as follows Pacific Express at 610 a m Atlantic Express at 700 a m Park City Express 4 pm Special Express at 740 p m Arrie 1ll Ogden at 740 a m 80 5 30 p m and 910 pm I a m leave Ogden at EpieB Trains a m 1030 a m and 100 a m BS Arrive at Salt Lake at 610 and 12 noon 910 am 80 arn 1 140P m leaves dt Lake daily atm Express for Juab fnd mtermediate 700 am stations and connects with Salt J Lake Western Railway for iratie and with Sanpete Valley Railway for Sanpete Through Express leaves Salt Lake connects with lit 305 p m and and Frisco stage Lines at Milford for Southern Utah Nevada and Arizona f Express Train from Juab and f Intermediate points arrives at Salt Lake at 6pm i Through Express from Frisco and Milford arrives at Salt Lake at i i 930 a m JAS SHARP F COPE A6et Gen Supt Gen F P Aft JOHN SHARP General Supt IDm tt RW GRANDE I RAILWA j The New Popular I JTRAKSCOKTIKEMTAL ROUTE 1 Xcw Open for Beninese be ± wee GDEN SALT LAKE LEADTILLE WD iOtnnATN GDNN1BOS ABU SAN WO I HIN DISTRICTS I PUEBLO DENVER And ail points on the entire system in UTAH GOLOHADO NEW MEXICO On and after S1XDA JULY 1ST 1883 The Atlantic Express Train composed of Pullman Palace Sleepers and elegant first elMS Coaches will leave Ogden at 842 am on arrival of train from San Franci co and SsMLske at 1020 am makiDg direct connection con-nection at Pueblo and Denver with through Express Trains for Kansas City St Louis Chicago Pittfiburg Philadelphia New York Boston and all Eastern Northern and Southern points The Pacific Express train from Denvei Pueblo and Eastern points will arrive in Salt Lfikedsjly at 548 am and Ogden 737 am II making direct connection with the Central Ptdflc trains for the Pacific Coast Local trains leave Springvllle 657 am Salt Lake 93 am arriving In Ogden 1049 am rfgralijg leave Ogden 247 Pm Salt Lake ISipn arriving at Springville 64T pm Leave gait Lake for all points on Bingham atdAlta branches at 702 am arrive at 622 pmT 3JJFor Scofield and Coal Mine leave Salt Lake 1020 am arrive 568 am An Accommodation Train will leave Pkint Valley Junction at 747 a m Thistle 1057 s m Springville 124 Po o Provo 132 p m arriving at Salt Lake Oily at 602 p m This train i wlhun daily except Sundays 1 > 1 Paengers will not be carried on f s re1i l TrPins i D C DODGE P 0 Nrns i nGen1 Manager Genl P5 Agl I HENRY WOOD I I Gen Supt E A MUDGETT Gen Agt Pass Depot Salt Lake City Utah UE tP I MARJ I fTf 1GEA1CURK SOLlil AGSNT te BEST and MOST OfMo R1VLRE Complete Assortment FOB BALE BTg Z O M T ra1vhs and Dealers HATSANPJTOS THE OHI EXCLUSIVE HAT AND FUR HOUSE IN SALT LAKE ° WEBER WEN CO Soft and BlUr Hats ever lbown In Now open and ready for busfneet with the Finest Steck of is the most BS Department Fur BaIt Lake complete 000 Styles in the ct Western Hats to Select country from We Our show aU the Novelties in GARMENTS SEAL PLUSH AND SILK 0 FANCY rURssAND MATS 0 Seal Sacques Lengthened Repaired and Lined All kinds of Fur Work done Highest Prices paid for Raw Furs Corter Second South and West Temple Streets AND DENVER COLORADO 06 94ELiIi 811 + 5 At M A N S I J ° d IN ALL GRADES II I We have I 0 OILO PRICES The Finest Line 0 LineOR COMFOBTS EVER SHOWN HERE N C > 94 iiia Bt U S DEPOSITABY DESERET NATIONAL BANK SALT LAKE CITY < i Paid in Capital 200000 i Surplus 150000 I fl B Sdredge President Wm Jennings Vico Prest f Peramora little John Sharp Directors Wm W KItsr L B Hills Cashier Jas T Little Asst Cashier J Receives Deposits Payable on Demand Buys and Sells Exchange on New York San Francisco Chicago St Louis Omaha London and Principal Continental Conti-nental Cities Makes Colletions9 Remitting Pro ceros Promptly STANDARD VARNISH WORK D ROSENBERG SONS New York Chicago Standard Carria VarnishBa r 1 For Ssle by SEARS LIDDLE Salt Lake City Utah aul LEGAL NOTICE B B PIn P-In the Probate Court of the County of Salt Lake Territory of Utah In the matter of the Estate of Elmira P Tuft deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY 11 the undersigned administrator of the estate of Elmira P Tufts deceased to the creditors of and all persons having hav-ing claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouch ere within tea months after the firt publication pub-lication of this notice to the said administrator admin-istrator at his place of business City Liquor store on First Sooth Etreet Salt Lake city UUhDON DON 0 TUFTS Administrator of the Estate of Elmira P Tufts deceased Dated Suit Lake City Sept 19tb 1883 820 CAROLINA TOLU TONIC A Preparation of Balsam of Tofu Rock Candy hmynasla and DIner Meclici < nals the Basis being tht Purest Rice and Rye Whiskies Besides being a Sure Cure for t J MALARIA AND DYSPEPSIA It is the finest Beverage known and as a tenon and appetizer is unequalled any other hitters and we recommend It especially to Saoae offering from general debility connected con-nected with loss appetite and strength It will also be found INVALUABLE ss a rem d T for Oongks Golds and all Diseases of the feat and Lunaa t Owing to Its Medicinal Properties It Is snb ket to the stamp tax ONLY and ANYONE = an ieU it without a liquor license Bold by all firstclass Druggists and Grocers ZO MI Wholesale Agents will enppl he bade at a liberal discount N B18CHOFF fc CO Ohtrl ton S C Mnufictarers UEDQARTERS I ujir rt i j FOB DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE J JOSLlNiPARK 8 I I 150 East Temple Street BALI LAKE OTTY2 All Orders by Mail will Receive Prompt Attention Millllllil III 11 I THIS GREAT KIDNEY MM TONIC QUPPLIEB A WANT LONG FELT BY A SUPPLIEB jj certain class of sUfferers and has a high rank among remedial agents It Is a specific in the cure of all Kidney Bladder and derangement de-rangement of the Urinary Organ Irritation ol the Neck of the Bladder a burning sensation sensa-tion retention of the Urine and Brick Dust dep lit tendency to Gravel always coupled with Pain in the Back are sure indications of Dropsy Diabetes and Brlghta Disease of the Kidneys A few doses will five immediate relief and if taken according to directions will perfect a cine PRICE IOO PER BOTTLE Sold by all Druggists DR MiOTIES English Dandelion PiUs iEl ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL WHOA WHO-A have used them as a positive cure for a 1 derangement of the Liver Billiouanees and Dyspepsia Indigestion Fever and Ague j also Headache In ail forms or Constipation ef long atanding they are a sure corrective A multitude of your best citizen avow them the beet In use and whj They arc strictly Vegetable PBICE FIFTY CENTS Sold by all DrugciBts SIB ASTLEY COOPERS VITAL RESTORATIVE mHB GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY HAS THE more cures of Nervous Debility than all other medicine combined It is an 1 nvlgorator of the nerve and muscle and a vltaiizer of the blood find supporter of BrainPower Brain-Power PRICE 150 PER BOTTLE or four times the Quantity So Sold by all Druggists Z C M I DRUG UJGPff9 Wholesale Agents Salt Lake City PIONEER OIL and LAMP SiOPLE 51 FIRST SOUTH ST Four Doors West of Theatre Coal Oil and Fluid Lamps Chimneys Burners Wicks We sell the Best of Standard Oil and Fluid Everything elee is of the Best Quality Repairing Lamps done at Low Prices Orders taken by Telephone Tele-phone Give us a trial fi6 H KOEHLER Coo Co-o LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Poitoffioe at tiall Lake City Salt Lake County Territory Terri-tory of Utah on the llth of October 1883 which if not called tor ID one month will be sent to the Dead Letter office LADIES LST Anderson AC Allen B Anderson B T Armstrong L Alston hI Akina M f nderaon W Attley V Barret BjrryP Bojd A Bojd Brown A E Kt ne J s Bemis J Barley Vf Brock M J Branborg K ButteMA BakerL Bookerp Bryon W Bawn K Bernobier M Sing M A Erown S J Brown W BrojnT Clarence Mrs Connell A S Carr A 2 Cook MJB Coughlln D Crosby E J Uhlnttlen F Caunada T Cloggie E ilogffie E Chriiteen H M COOK J Coon J Cameron M GhrlatensenNC Cecobini L Campble Com ad M L Chanden R Darls A C I > uvey A DUOFworth Dimniok K Q DoddE Dean E Dnobar M Doming DnnbarH Doaney MZ Dimmeriok M Decker S L Day W 1 > on lass M C > Eyans A Ericsson A L Edler L Evans L Freudian A Fib Mrs Flnck A lIsYtl C Fairchild 0 Foster E Jfriel E Froat W M Glade B Graham J GrigS M A OibsoaTH Grant W F 2 Gara W Hanytoa Ail Hadley S Hofforman S j Hardia M J Botms M Hyslop L tI uw hner L Bills J Hancock C Hamer J Hatch J Hughes II Hughes f Heath IT Bolset B liOOk J Huso HaiJyE 1nibrigtaIra Jackson Mrs J verson T M Jackson W Jones K Jones rl Jenes C JonesJ JictzA K inDia 1 Kimberley M King M A Kinnie N Lnce A Lewill E B Ladder G LanK J LIter M Lund M Lawrence N Loohise D Less a Lerg B G MtCulligan MicLaughlinLuMTatz A Mis Mibert A Maid Morsland E Morgan J H MUle F Martin J Mellen U Moore H Martin Michells Norris D Nebeker J 2V pier K NichoJi E 2 OIleD Mr Oliver Mrs Oakley E Owen Phelps A IPapworth E Price M PiSten M E Phillips M Put am P Paula t Radden Mrs Roadway MnRenoE Rice F KiehardsonH Rhosdii E Rayman M S Rice T Riley W Hanson E Smith J F sharp E B Silverwood E Bjmptoa E shill u itrioklaod H Stamford 11 rimocfi J Scare J D seville J stokes J ftanford L gimonsen M sturtoa M shuyltr M A stevensoo M atodaid M fi hafr a aalsbary E haro M sullivan stephens s stephenson I KLearli A Thatcher F Tolhurs H J Thompson L Thomson N Thornley M Vance Mrs Van Cott L L Wheeler A Whitehead A > Veatwood C WillardsonC Wetteiman E C 2 Wilkinson EH Wallytoa H Wfaittaker DB White L Wataoa MOW eBl11e N Wells M YOIIDJr M B Young BJ Yate M Zacnnlb H ZMhriim CENTS LIST ArbU3felo J L Avery A nderton D Atkins G Anderson H Atkio G Angel J Aumsraon J DAuOmb Z A rraitrong J Armstrong iBlnley J W kertsimon ISarrttt Mr Baker A BolteD A 2 Bogie B Bungstrom B ThaI D P ButUrfield F Batter B U Bartlett E E Buzzard f Braby E Bain G Benson A Burnt J Beatty J Binkermaa J Bennett J H Brooks J 2 Bowman J B2 Bentley J Baldwin J K Probery J BaOon son I Banks M W Bradley Pat Beauting fl F Boule W N Burleigh W Brown M 2 Brown W S Beatie H Brown M A Brown 0 N BlOwn LJ Brown C W Cook Heat Ova A G Cunningham wark Co Clayton A A Carr C Champneys 0 Christenfien C 0 Coyll P Cameron Mr Chanhera F Con son F K Cox G C anion Q GhuKB 3 Caiten G Clam J Cox H 0 Crano Carr J H Cavanaugh Cmbell s Cromoton s P Cupit P Connor F J Cw rford W M Cook W Colton W Carter W Child W B Campble C ChtfimH Dowden E Dalton E E Defuse E G Davis ti fl Duncan H Deuil J F Danks J Davis J G Dontlion J B Davis J Davis M W Davia T Dnlany R flaws Co Davil E W Edmonds JM Equitable DSneiBD AW Evans 6 U Mining Co Evana f Earl B W Edinglon H Eyring H Brick on B Eyani J Evans J B Edwards J Evans J E Kdwarde W B Fiflhar A A JFlient A Frtebarn A Pardaley B French C Fauet F Friedlander EFowIer H 0 Featherstooe J J 2 J1 her J FotBter J B Freed J Fulton W E 2 Jflltead W Friday W A Flo fdW Gardiner F J Geodhart Wr Glenn A Qnlbey A GroverMcCnneGulten F Garland F A Co Grodhtrt k Co Gates F Qoodmid C Godtefteson H Grovel H QrouolandJ Grave J Griffin GW Gilmer J R George J W Glover ii Groai N Goriage GHUtt 8 A 2 Golaberg 0 Gordon B Grone T Grove T Goodall W Grangue A G HuibandiCcJSrarriet Hand A H Hirtus A J Bazdman A Bandin C F Hansen M 0 Hall F HogleB Harscy G A Bill H Houtz Hughs H Hardy H Hickey J B Harrison J Hutchins J Howard J Harrey J G Bunt J Harrii J Harrison J H Hardy J D Hilliary J E Harvey J E Humphries M Hamilton j Hansen J D HendriokaenNHcogen R HarrisT Hodge W A B emfer son Berrin W F 2 Hart W Hutchison L Hughes U T Haines W H Houghton W Humphrey N HofhleierP Hal itono 8 2 HendrioksonC Hewlett A J D Inzham 0 Isaac J R Irving J J ohm en A G Jonen A Johnsen A Johnson C G Jenkins D H Jackmore F Johnsen H P JannanJ Johnsen J Jeffries B Jones D Jones BE Jones T Karr C IKnapp H IKroie H J Keleo J C 2 Kerr J W 3 Kilpack J Kirk m M 2 Kirwin T X oe A J Jdarfen A C Lesli A Loyd B Lewis D Lochln D Lambert D II Lowe E Lynn F Lions H B Littley G Lundgren G Latta J 81 Lauder J LDTondoal J Lydell J Lanyon J Laurence N Lewis A Lousy R L lyons Lowe fl C Lawson son La Boah R Long W B Longhridge W E MVCornbe D jVXoCcrmackA IVTcCnmmicgs MaVeigh W P Mayor A Mr Martin A Moore smith Martin B Mathena C H Montgomery C Morion 0 Merls G Michaels fl Monford M W Morris G Miokel G W Widgley J fl MiobeI J Murphy J M1ers J A Maneffend J H Mattson J H Mofllt J Morisey J W MortonsenJj C Michaels R Moor a B t Co oatgnmery 1J Matchett T Moore W arch W E Mortien B 1awen H Miles H E TSTewberry B 2 PTewmaa G G IVeilsen fl D Ntl on J s Nuffar J Newson L CjbolA Oljen OM Owen G 4 0 Bnen T o Phillips Parks A Palmer AH Petersen B Piffiinger Cj ITiater O c Pieion f Peters S a Peterson E I Pctnam S Paleman G Phillip S H PI iet F Poacook F L Parratt G W Price H Pub G IT Putnam G Pnzty P eart J PoutooJ f PerioD J Parker J W Paul J Pht J PUt J Peterson J Poulton J A Pay J Pratt L I Pir ioaM Pratt K Potter L Potter a W Pollook a Pow ll W J Phillips W J Patch Mr Ripley Jk Km Rll y son FCeynoldaC 0 a BeedpW Baud F A Rid Rogers G Rolfin J E 2 MIddle Robison J Koaoo J Rogers J B Robmioa Richardson Helndell J Rising KialeyN B Hosmal F Rosoo R Bobertion R s Rerkman R Hibie > Rich J Riohens W Rogers B Smith k D0 Smith T J SnithCA Mott A F M smith W N A 1 J Stevens b shirin A simsni B snyder B F Bkrmer Mr springer B svensoa A salt Lake Re springer A R scheehan C 2 porter sweizer C sohaelling 0 stevens 0 sprowott F spencer 8 P sperry H 2 spencer H sommera H Iddon J talsbury J schuler D snider J shephard J E sear J 2 sk1lIIeeIJrn J Stevens J stevens J W simens J serrard J H spinman J A spirito s skoldeleram J corensea N avensen N salmon R ateboker P E etevens T stewart T J Strickland a B sunderland W sharp Dro Tcrpin B Tait B ToaheUoa OF ThidebekerHF Taylor F X Thomas G Trowbridge G TraUon J Tnrpin J Taylor JF Townsend Taft L Talbot B Thornblad 0 0 Thompson W Tally W Tornblad O C Vanderhoof i Villingbe kA Van Horn B Yon Ruth Prof Van Den Berg Williams A E VTese AJ D 2 TVilI rd A 02 Wells A William son Walker A H W orke A Williams C B Whitney 0 B Woodruff C Wilson C Woodman E Whitmore E C Woodfend E Whitaker E E W rthen H Wilkinson G 3 Woodrow B C I Walkey H 2 WinokesterflKWarren fl W Walch J 2 Williams J Winkless D Wimer J Welt J Westerman J Wilson J E Wilkes J S West J Worthen J H Williams M L Wooley M e I Wannbery a A Worthington Webb T Walters T Wortheu W Wilkinson WH I Ward W N Whitaker Z Wise imb t Wahh Hiller li oung D Yosemite Younr B s 2 Young Mine Yoang fl Zulm W Persons inquiring r the above Letter We requested to state when advertwco J T LYNCH Postmaster FOR LOUNGES and MatresseFj go SORENSEN CARLQUIST rat South street I j t I t New Life t is given by using BROWNS r t IRON BITTERS In the l 1 Winter it strengthens and i warms the system in the 4 Spring it enriches the blood ti i 1 and conquers disease in the i I 1 t Summer it gives tone to the nerves and digestive organs tf J in the Fall it enables the t system to stand the shock it r of sudden changes rl In no way can disease be iso L i-so surely prevented as by 1i keeping the system in perfect 1 per-fect condition BROWNS t IRON BITTERS ensures perfect If per-fect health through the changing seasons it disarms f i the danger from impure j e water and miasmatic air J and it prevents Consumption t Consump-tion Kidney and Liver Dis tease t-ease c H S Berlin Esq of the tit wellknown firm of H S r1J Berlin Co Attorneys Le i Droic Building Washington 41 i Washing-ton D C writes Dec 5th iSSi t I t1 Gentlemen I take pleasure i I pleas-ure in stating that I have used I Browns Iron Bitters for malaria ma-laria and nervous troubles > i i t caused by overwork with j t excellentresults > 1 J t i Beware of imitations t1 Ask for BROWNS IRON BITTERS 1lti BIT-TERS and insist on having I it Dont be imposed on 11 j with something recommended it recom-mended as just as good 1 The genuine is made only I I by the Brown Chemical Co y I Baltimore Md l I I I i 1 rr II I t i 1 1 1 Health is Wealth tt t t t I f I 1 1 0 tI j I u If t t i i I I tJ DK B C WE8T NDTJI Am > B1Unf TuAO i I taaa a enarantced specific for Byatoria Dia t tlnefls Convalsioaji Fit Nervous Neuralgia t l Headache Nervous PrOstration eluted by the I t me f alcohol or tobacco Wakefulness Mental I Depression Softening the Bralnreaolting In 11 insanity and leading to misery decay and iti death Prematare Old Age Barrenness Loss of f power In either sex Involuntary Loves 4 j caused by overexertion of the brain youthful i folly etc Each box contains one months < i treatment 5100 a box or six boxes fox S300 sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price L 1 1 WE CUARANTEE SIX BOXES r J 1 To cure any case Witneaoh order recelve < by ns for six boxes accompanied with 8501 J I J we will aend the purchaser our written guarai t tee to refund the money ii the treatment doo i it not effect a cure Guarantees issued only LiZ t Li-Z C MI Drug Store Salt Lake City I tat C 1OR II I 9A z f I pr 4L t b4 tI q 1i f 1 SURE tJI L j SURERECIPE t RECIPE j 1 Jr For Fine CijIi8 C if i f t I Positiye relief andiinljnuni I l ty from complexional fclem H t ishes may foe round in Hagan s i Magnolia Balm A delicate t and harmless article Sold 4 j J > y druggists everyw ere I 1 i j It imparts tire most brll I I t i Kant and lifelike tints and I k i i i the closest scrutiny cannot I 4 j I detect its use All unsightly t j 1 Discoloration Eruptions rJrj jk King Marks Tinder the eyes f If Sallownes Redness Rough i1 f Jr j ness and me flush offatig1J i fi I and excitement arent once f dispelled ly the Magnolia 1 Balm It is the one incomparable h r j Cosmetic I I t3 I 1 L i I 4i I j j r I k 1 t j I CORSUSPTI8H CfiB BE CURED f 1f I WM DR I1ALLS f f jJ i ft I It I t FOP TH e BALSA I H < ltll t Hr I LUrSGd J f j I Line Consumption Colds Pneumonia 1Jt i I P Influenza Bronchial Difficulties Bronchitis J Bron-chitis Hoar eneu Asthma Croup r t Whooping Cough and all Diseases of ths oJ I j Breathing Organ It soothes and heals J a IoJ the Membrane the Lunge loflsmei D II I and poied by tke dieeMe and pre 1 rents the nifbt sweats and the Uf htnes t i across the cheat which accompany it I t CONSUMPTION is not an incusebla I 4 t 0 r Malady HALLS BALSAM will care 7 1 i you cran though prof ional siLl am l f 1 I E i oJ 11 ii i < l i iht 1 i1 a t iL t i 3 4 > 1 11 t at H f fH |