Show 6 MISUSLIiAirEOTJS I xoo ESTABLISHED iseo r DLCALDERS t i f PIONEER PIANO 8 ORGA WAREROOMS f tf Musical Stock of Newly Imported AfLarge and Very Select Instruments to Select from and at Reasonable Prices THE WORLD RENOWNED STEINWAY PIANOS AND MASON HAMLIN ORGANS ALSO A GENERAL LINE OF PIANOS ORGANS AND OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS found in Firstclass Music Store And Evervthimg to be a Special Attention given to Orders by Mail and Selection Selec-tion of Goods made to the Satisfaction of all A Da Os C ALD E R S MUSIC PALACE 45 TO 47 WEST FIRST SOUTH STREET SALT LAKE CITY UTAH 68 1 i NEVE CHILD o > A L illia1Ds AGENT FORD FOR-D R G Pleasant Valley anthracite Blacksmith and Charcoal COKE WOOD SLABS Office 143 S Main St Red Front TELEPHONE No 179 DONT YOU FORGET IT All talk to the contrary you can get EEER COAL SURE from the JIoe Coal Company Weber Price per ton delivored 600 at Yard 55C Rook Springs H H Ii 650 600 Pleasant Valley li ll Ii 600 Ii 2 OTHER COALS A1 REGULAR PRIGItl > OFFICE 4O TATN STREE SALT LAKE CITY F A flIITOHELL Secretary and Manager TELEPHONE 395 LATEST sTYLES O3F1 Gas Fix1ures P HEESCH ELLERBECK 49 E First South Street J A a r > c r Children Cry forPitchcrs BAND srRUm rs Conceded by the greatest ar lists to unequaled on either Hemisphere Factory founded 1842 at Manchester England Catalogue fret LYON 8 HEALY Chicago Sole Aflts for tbe US A PIONEER MEKCHAKT + Geo Dunfords Exclusive Boot and Aloe Store George Dunford is doing a rushing business nowadays in the boot and shoe trade and his clerks are kept so busy that he says he is almost dubious about advertising for fear it may bring more trade than ho will be able to cope with It is only of late years that Mr Dunford has gone into THE EXCLUSIVE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE And since he turned his attention exclusively ex-clusively to the boot and shoe trade alone his business has steadily grown and increased to gratifying dimensions Mr Dnnford has made several lines of trades a specialty his strongest being his cheap grade of shoes the 2 2 50 and 3 shoe having an immense run because of its strength and durability Mr Dunford directs the attention of FAIR AND CONFERENCE VISITORS To this line of shoes in particular and claims that he will be able to satisfy all wants for any sizes and any quantities Besides these shoes Mr Dunfords shelves are well stocked with fine shoes and slippers boys and girls school shoes and ladies tine wear His stock of boots and shoes is constantly replenished from the best factories The season finds him with an amplestock with which to satisfy the wants of the people HIS TWENTYTWO YEARS EXPERIENCE as a boot and shoe merchant in Salt Lake City has given him the Dest sort ol acquaintance with the needs of the people peo-ple and the line of patronage his establishment I estab-lishment enjoys from the workingmen to the wealthy shows how his enorts are appreciated He is well prepared for the approach of winter with a full line of arotics rubbers overshoes heavy boots and wear of the best kind of leather for ue in the wet season Visitors are always made welcome at Mr Danfords No 124 South MainS Main-S eet t a TERRITORIAL CONVENTION A Call from the Peoples Central f Comm > tig i HEADQUARTERS PEOPLES TERRITORIAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE SALT LAKE CITY Sept 17th 1SSS A Territorial Convention of the Peoples Peo-ples Party is hereby called to convene at the City Hall Salt Lake City on Monday the 8th day of October A D 1888 at 12 oclock m for the purpose of nominating a candidate for delegate to the Fiftyfirst Congress The number of delegates to compose the Convention has been apportioned to the several counties as follows to wit COUSTY NO COUNTY NO Beaver 2 Rich 1 Box Elder 3 Salt Lake16 Cache 6 SanJuan 1 Davis 3 Sanpete 6 Emery 1 SevIer 2 Garfield 1 Summit 2 Iron 2 Tooele 2 Juab 2 Ulntah 1 Kane 2 ULah 9 Millard 2 Wasatch 1 Morgan 1 Washington2 Plute 1 Weber 6 Total 75 The County Central Committees are requested to take immediate steps in their respective counties for the election elec-tion of delegates to the Territorial Convention Con-vention By order of the Peoples Territorial Central Committee ELIAS A SMITH Secretary ii5TABIIaHED 1841 120 OFFICES THE Morcantile Agency R G DUN > Co KO OSMOND General Manager Utah and Idaho over Wells Fargo c4 00 s Bank Salt Lake City Lr tta Protection and Promotion of Trade eND WLTiKflTION OF DEBTS AND CLAIMS ram made known and particulars fur izilshed at our offices JUST RECEIVED A Fine Lot of Goods FOR 25 SUITS H F OLARH 66 The Tailor 2s B FIRST SOUTH STREET io3oIi = L S < MISCELLANEOUS THE CULLEN HOTEL I i S C WING Proprietor Opened October 31887 3 THE FINEST HOTEL in the WEST RATES 300 per day Special Hates to Tourists L C KARRICK THE atter1 Largest Assortment of English and American SILK STIFF SOFT HATS IN THE CITY Illy I Authorized Agent for Christys Bats of London IMPORTER AND RETAILER OF Gentlemens Furnishings OF EVERY DESCRIPTION sHIRTS TO ORDER Fit Guaranteed Troy Steam Laundry Dye Works Main St Salt Lake City J W FARREll GO 137 MAIN ST opposite S P Teasdels PLUMBING Gas Steam Fitting Drive Well Pipe a Specialty FIYTY FEET 5i 3PLY GARDEN HOSE Nozzle Couplings Complete for 550 PBMPSflYDRANTS STREET WATERERS Low Pressure Steam Seating for Public or l Private Buildings OBBING PROMPTLYATTENDEII 7 ° Telephone 200 Box 02 A C SMITH Co WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS AGENTS FOB Parko Davis Co 1 Powers Weightman Colgate Co John Wyeth Bro Humphreys Homeo M Co Booricke Schreck LED MANY OTHERS CIGABS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Prices ILl Low aa Any in the Territory It Iii COd B Mam eau SBCQSD a SALT LAn CITY HAYNES SON Boilerltakers Repairing ana all Kinds of Mining Work Done Cheap and Sure 341 West South Tenrple i t PHIL a KLWPLES NEW FIREPROOF CARRIAGE SHOPS I 144 TO 150 W SECOND SOUTH ST Repairing Painting and Trimming a specialty ra Work brought the shops and returned re-turned free Telephone 237 > A t BANKING SE1T NATIONAL BANK SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Paid in Capital 200000 Surplus 5200000 I8 ELDBBDHB President 1 FOHN SHARP VicePresident iVu W BITER J A QBOESBKCK > Hrector JAMES SHARP TAMES T LITTLE L B HILLS Cashier J E A SMITH Asst Casnler Receives Deposits Payable cm Demand Bays and Sells Exchange on New York San Francisco Chicago St Louis Omaha London Lon-don and Principal Continental Cltlrs Oakoa Collections Remitting Ptnaoedi Promptly United States Depository UNION NATIONAL BANK SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Capital Fully Paid 200000 Surplus 85000 BANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKIMG TRANSACTS Receives deposits payable on demand Collections made at current rates and re alliances made on day of payment Correspondents In the principal cities the United States and Europe COMMODIOUS SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Absolutely Fire and Burglar Proof connected con-nected with the Bank 3sle Deposit Boxes5 to 25 per annum Special attention given to the sale of Ores ad Balllon JOSEPH B WALKER President M J OHEESMAN Cashier L H FARNSWORTH Asit Cashier T B JONES 8 j Lrr1N T R JONES CO Bankers SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Transact a General Banking business In all Its branches Dealers In Foreign and DomestloExchanga Careful attention given collections and remittances made on day of payment Bonds and stocks bought and sold on corn alEsion Long loans made on city real estate ftf low utes of interest Special attention given a > tfte selling oJ res and bullion ot 1 six ft 1 coIIniments < are solicited Advm base bn1I on dvmi i made ott tires UsndBuverbarg shipped for roflnln CORBESPONDEtffSi flew York J B Colgate dr Go Omaha Omaha National SanFranclreo Bank of California Chicago First National Bank enverGirman National Bank McCORNfCK GO I BANKE RS 8 LT LAKE CITY UTAH AND HAlLEY IDAHO Careful attention given to the Bale of Oret Aid Bullion We solicit Consignments ruaranteelng the Highest Market Prices Collections Made at Lowest Bate Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale ol Stocks and Bonds at New York and Ban i franclsco We sell Exchange and Telegraphic Tran Cars on leading cities of the United State aIM furnish Sight DraIts or Remit Fundst London Dublin Berlin Copenhagen Paris Stockholm and all other prominent point In Europe at Lowest Bates of Exchange OTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS JEw YORK Importers and Traders National Na-tional Bank Chemical National Bank Kountze Brothers CHICAGO Commercial National Bank 81 LOUIsStates Savings Association KANSAS CITY National Bank of Kansas City OMAHA Omana National Bank OHNVBB City National Bank Denver National Na-tional Bank SVANSTON WyoBeckwith Co DODSN Commercial National Bank f HELENA MontFirst National Bank JUTTE MontFirst National Ban Clark Larabie IAILBY Idaho McCornlck c JJSLLBVTJE IdahoG A McCoalck 4 Co IMCO Hevada J Henderson lAX 1clCoFirst National Bank The Orooker Woolworth NatfonaTBank toga TAYLOR B H BCHEmaa President Assistant Cashier Sons Savings Bank AND rrRU T OOMPANY r No 63 EAST TEMPLE ST os c i General Banking Business Pt73 5 I per Cent Interest on Bavlnzi Depoaita MONEY TO LOAn iOn iOn i i-On Approved Securities at Low Bites I of Interest < H BACON jr L HOLLAND President Cashier BANK of SAL T LAKE r teal Ban ing Business Transacted ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED ntarest Paid on Time Deposits EXCH 1GE BOUGHT AND SOLD totes to Lend on Real Estst from OnetQ Five YenrsTime n t > J J Jo IIiJ9 |