Show ELLANEOUS = I MUSI r GO TO I I CotOf O i neoyO l yon Q CO1LTER SNELGROVEi r h M fq + + i l ii H s GOAITER SNELGROVE y 6 i I II n 1 Y j r I t fr t 1 Itt 1 Ii T Ii r i I 0 j t i jo COALTER SNFIGROVL t I II + II L II I I I I I I i I I 4 + llri < jl IMS to Suit Everybody AT filter f 1lR t1U l rov s SALT LAKE CITY ° 1epa + ues ° 2E3 JOBOXD latT t flUeCf t hom the Manufacturer CIlOTRING t in Mens l v BoyS and Childrens CA JH Cat Price Guaranteed for al e a r + and see us before Pur G s f Large Stock of Hats and 1 nishinbs Htll x Co 44 Main Street Bty THE CO I ION SENSE BOn rEIGR e + > pa 0perallve Wagon and Machine OfTnI l13IE i a i TO SPECULATEs l 1 SPECULATE-s FLtCIt TIQXS in jrtunitles i fS the Market to ° CJ uraV a speculators toLl to-Ll Pronit ln J syRends and i ret rlrs n attention rs rtMivrt b i t jent s olltula < Wire or mail I tt U auutii fa pn information I L trd fee fU R OUr plieaUcn t WhIcblwU11 KYLE Bankrr an l e Street Btker I h Xev York City St t e ArLOId W Uooner er and Coflee I = OGD a 4t OGDEN CITY JANUARY 20 18Si This department of THE HERALD is devoted de-voted tothe Interests of the peop e tlf Ogden The Branch Office of 1 HE HEBALD is with Eldredge Pratt Co Main Street Ogden Jtan where subscriptions and advertisements advertise-ments will be received on the same terms as at the Salt Lake pffice Communications addressed to THE SALT LAKE HERALD Ogden will receive prompt attention THE HEBALD Is delivered by carriers In Ogden every morning except Monday Subscribers Sub-scribers failing to receive tnelrpapers will please notify the Ogden office > v 3 H HOBSON Agent Rough on Corns Ask for Wells Rough on Corns Quick relief complete cure Corns warts bunions 15c 1 A GOOD second hand Lyon Healy piano will be sold at auction on Satur day at 2 oclock pm at J Boyles auction house on Fifth Street THE D R G coal is growing in popular favor every day Try it and street save money L Farr Co Main II HOlt Excellent J J Amns Chief of Police Knoi yUle renn writes My family and I are beneficiaries of your most excellent medicine Dr King New Discovery for consumption having found it to be all that you claim for it desire to testify to us virtue My friends to whom I hare recommended it praise it at every opportunity op-portunity Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption is guaranteed to curt Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma Croup and every affection of the Throat Chest and Lungs Trial Bottles Free at Z CMI Drag Store Large BizefLOO 8 i TheBabies Cry for It And the old folks laugh when they find that the pleasapt California liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs is more easily taken and more beneficial in its action than hitter nauseous medicines It strengthens the Liver Kidneys Stomach Stom-ach and Bowels while it arouses them to a healthy activity F sale by A C Smith JL Co USE the Arnold Cooker and CoffeePot Coffee-Pot S Hedberg Fernstrom We are making up fashionable suits at prices which defy competition Call and see our uewhneofiinportedclothes SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable miser-able by that terrible cough Shilohs CIIP is the remedy tor you Sold by A C Sump i Co druggists 3 Summer Complaints Of children or adults are speedily cured by the use of the great VrlleyTan Remedy known as Johnson Essence of Life Be sure and have bottle in the home to use on the fist symptom Only 50 cents Sold by Z U M I and all druggists i i t Fire The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the quickest the brightest and the hottest tire and is the cnaapest coal in the I market For sale by SELLS U voN Cor 145 Main Street r Fox t Symons Have jeduced the price of photography All laorkidon4by ttiedry pIateeinstanta 1 neodsiprocesstR adtfc vIi rmanent Sf7iOH VITMzER is f ahstyou I I 1 need for Con < liption Loss of Appetite I Duzin ss and all symptoms of Dyspep I sit Price 10 and 73 cents per bottle P Id by A C Smith Co druggists 7 0 = BANKING JOHN TAYLOR B H SCHETTLEB i President Assistant Cashier Zions Savings1 i Bank a l lAND l-AND TRtTsT CCi1IP AN g + > I No 63 EAST TEMPLE ST J I Does a General Banking Business Pays 5 per Cent Interest on Savings Deposits r 44 f AT o N as y T 0 L o NOn N-On Approved Securities at Low Bates of Interest t v A OESERET NATIONAL BANK v SALTLAKJE CITY J iTO 1 Paid in Capital 1 200 00l < 3nrplus 4 200000 n H S Eldredge President Feramorz Little VJc Prest I John Sharp f a 4 ll f i Wm W Biter JDIiectors J A Groesbeck i L S Hills Cashier I Jas T Little Asst Cashier + c Receives Deposits Payable on Demand Buys and Sells Exchange on New York flan Francisco Chicago StEouis Omaha Lon don and principal continental cities Makeu Collections Remitting Proceeds Pro-ceeds JPromptly T R JONES S J LYNN T R JONES CO Bankers SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Transact a General Banking business In all its branches Dealers in Foreign arid DomesticExch lge Careful attention given collections and remittances made on day ot payment Bonds and stocks bought and sold on commission com-mission 1 aLong loans made on city real estate at low rates of interest Special attention given to the selling oi ores and bullion of which consignments aresolicited Advances made on ores base bullion Gold and silver bars shipped for refining CORESPONDENTS New York J B Colgate d Co OmahaOmaha National Bank San FranciscoBank ° of California Chicago w First National Bank DenverGerman National Bane McCORNICK Go BANKE is s SALT LAKE CITY UTAH AND HAiLEY IDAHO Careful attention given to the sale of Ores and Bullion We solicit Consignments guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices Collections Made at Lowest Rates Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale of Stocks and Bonds at New York and San Francisco We sell Exchange and Telegraphic Trans Jiita re 1 I elff l fers on leading cities of the united States also furnish SightDrafts or Remit Funds to London Dublin Berlin Copenhagen Paris Stockholm and all other prominent points In Europe at Lowest Rates of Exchange ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS NEW YOKE Importers and Traders Notional tional Bank Chemical National Boat Kountze Brothers CHICAGO Commercial National Bank ST Louis States Savings Association KANSAS CITY National Bank of Kansas City OMAHAOmaha National Bank DENVERCity National Bank Denver National Na-tional Bank EVANSTON WyoBeckwith < L Co OGDENCommercial National Bank HELEN Mont First National Bank BUTTE MontFirst National Bank Clark Larabie HAILEY Idaho ilcCornlck < LCo BELLEVUE Idaho G HcCornick < L Co ELKO Nevada J Henderson SAN FRAII Cisco First National Bank The Crocker Woolworth National United States Depository UNION NATIONAL 7BA NBT9 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Capital Fully Raid 200000 mRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING TRANSACTS Receives deposits payable on demand Collections made at current rates and remittances re-mittances made on day of payment Correspondents in the principal cities the United States and Europe COMMODIOUS SAliSBPOSK VAULT Absolutely Fir and Burglar Proof con nested with the Bank A M t l V afe Deposit Boxest5 to 25 per annum Special attention given to the sale of Ores nd Bullion JOSEPH R WALKER President BENJ G RAYBOULD Cashier RETAIL PRICE LIST LISTorGROCERIES GROCERIES AS REGULATED HOWARD DAVIS t 30 West First South Street Fifty pound Sacks ofFlpnr5Oc to JL10 Granulated Sugar per pound Sic t m Brown lie Han best in the market per pound iC Li ht Breakfat Bacon 1 Extra Light Breakfastiaconj W plea TTplW Impound Tin TJ CFBanksi AnnoursJOc t 50C 5 l f ii < < n X100 fJs f nice 5 Vg Best Rice per pound > MJ S aBet Oatmealper pound Buckwheat Flour per pound j sc 1k7 Choicest Raisins l yj Choicest purrants ra l e JfJc 6 Cans Tomatoes WinsoVS CornSugar Peas or String Beans cl 00 1 Gallon Can Pie Fruit 5Oc 1 Gallon Can Tomatoes iOc bushel LOOtoL2o Apple per ZIONS COOPERATIVE MEPLCTN I It E INSTITUTION r t 0 ii + rty I I If 4i j Z C M + f I I < f t 3 s I I I I I d ft 1 11 I j f Sw71t xwr r If I t rr I t IfiMPO TERS AND JOBBERS to n sr1 17 i1 + r5f e s t 1J t tJ 1t 7 J rTy r t hl t d4 raYiJt t 1 X 1s i 17 i itl z aua 11 t t I de liesaltbty i 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1tottatbtd ib15d2P rtftitU Cf nd Cns P IS I jIi t ut k > tfCIUYIJ 3 < I f q t1 15 0 d y 3 tf c Hts t t JO a r 7 4 + a1 31Yf1 f tlli3i iyuiid l22a I T 1 Ijj J s r r II ± y0 t3 9 hIt CA 41LI liL1x iGN VI 11 1 Jf < fP 0t 82naal 1l t71111 r I 1 aG o t i 1 t ftii lt r H If t r 1 1 liI I IfJU1J 1 11 t 11 1 r1y11 Cm f i2I lunllr 4t CQM1LETEr 1 f lt r va Y STOCK 1 m IF tlI + EYEET 1Q 1 IJjff Eo pj 4 aft 0 I d tJ Vi Ii A jf I r t J ft r H S < ELDREDGE Supt S L RAILROADS ETC I I I UTAH CENT M 0 AIIOMDa II I New Time Card o April 1st 1886 I PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE SALT LAKE DAILY AS FOLLOWS ElOINEI NORTH 1 60IN8 SOUTH I Atlantic Express at 800 am Jnab Express at 723AJ i Park City and U i N Express 4 00 pm 1 I ego Passenger Trains Arrive in Salt Laic dally as follows nOM SOETH FROM SOUTH Atlantic Express at 730 1Im I Milford Express at 610 p a Park City and U dr N Express 1125 am FRANCIS COPE JOHN SHARP General Freight and Passenger Agent General Superintendent The SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD Denver R f o Gran Western Railway alversallv conceded to oe ice POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTE Between the < < East and West The Only Line between Ogden Salt L5 nand n-and Denver Without Change of Oare The Only Line between Salt Lake enOhi cago withbnti OXE CHATf GE OF CHS The Only Line Between the West and the EastEnmiing Through alts Lake Oitv PULLMAN Buffet and Sleeping CarsOn Cars-On all Through assenger TralnsI n ga The Only Line from Salt LakelJCJO ar BunnIng SLEEPING CABS PRES EJ1IIfor the me of Passengers holdings holding-s n la8g an Emferaat Ticiets THE ATLANTIC ESP ESS Leaves dgden dally at 945 pm Leaves Silt l City daily at 1110 am Direct connection connec-tion Is made at Pueblo and Denver for Omaha Kansas City and all points East THE PACIFIC EXPRESS In Salt Late City from the East at Arrives fo at h4 us m aSalt o at 445 435ojn and leaves for Ogden Spm making connection with the Central Pacific for the West < WestLOCAL TRAINS Leave Salt Lake City as follows For Bingham and Alta at 725 anv For Ogden at 445 pm Arrive at alti ie City From Bingham and Alta at 425 pm prom Ogden at 1100 aoo T e r r lSt and West can be ailparots East + Tieketsor urchased at the Depot Office and city whlte House Con > Jr SaltLake etOtBceW 1 Cket if f J 4 f f i i li i I Uy Snfciaw aii D ENlotETI Gen Pass and Agt t D C DODGE General Manager W H 3ANCBOFT GenlSupt Utah Nevada By ON AND AFTER NONDAY t OCTOBER 18 1383 i Trains will run daily Sundays excepted for Terminus and Intermediate Stations as follows e Leave Salt Lake City at 810 o Arrive at Terminus at 1110aa For Salt Lake City and Intermediate Stations Leave I Terminus at 1245 put Arrive at Salt Lake City t 345 pun For Garfield Sundays excepted Leave Salt lake City at Sit am Arr at Salt lake CUr at 1114 am 11 FARE to Garfield and Retu SOc Special Trains may be chartered at a nom inal sum and made ready at short notice B FFE1 TON W W BITER GFandPA SI1t I SaltLake Western i i RAILW YOn j Y-On an after Saturday Dec 20th LS = Trains will run as follows STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME Leave Lab Junction at 845 Son t It Cedar Fort at 940 t c r 6Mile Pass 1010 1 1 Bush Valley at 1035 1 f II Doremnsst 1110 II Arrive Ironton at iLE5 H Leave Ironton at UJ Arrive Silver City 3t1200 Leave Siver City at 1220 Pm Arrive Ironton fit 2S5 II Leave fronton at 140 ort or-t Arrive at Doremusat 255 T Bush Valley a 310 f Five mile Pass at 340 tts dnF Cedar Fort at 410 j II Lehi Junction at MS t n Connects with Utah Central train lo yin 3alt eke at 740 am I J Connects with Utah Central train Slyly ing at Salt Lake at 640 pmt pm-t Stop only npor signals J W W BITER mar 21 Sup TheWASHBURN AMERICAN GUITARS AND MANDOLINES I1 l l h FmeSt tml d mm dmabla and poe eII the cmIY abeoltitel correct scale aaaatedd climate A4iry onr tar them tol stand m oar 1r Caalo os ensiled free bl the Haaatut sms UYON HEALY 162 State St Chicago r MISCELLANEOUS Pioneer Patent R oller Mill JOMP4N t MILL No 53 E North Temple Street OFFICE 21 W South Temple Street I BRANDS High Patent Baker No1 AND I Superfine Whole Wheat iFlour t 1 Highest tcash t Price Paid for Wheat 1 Telephone to Mills Jto Z71 Once No 387 ELIAS MORRIS Supt c l ESTABLISHED 1341 115 OFFICES µ The Mercantile Agency R G DUN > Co GEO OSMOND Generil Manager Salt La eGIty G W HOUK Manager Helena Montana For the Protection and Promotion of f Trade AND COLLECTION OFDEBTS AND CLAUS Terms made known and particulars fur 1 nishedr ai our offices LOOK OUT FOR THIS Made o AP Cth I GERMADI f3NAllt r h I i STAMP OX YOUR SHOES 1 t t t A Clear Skin 5 q lya part of beauty > ut it is a part Every lads nayhave it at least whS looks like Jt o1 aMa gnqlJ v g Balm both freshens anc q beautifies |