Salt Lake Herald | 1890-12-13 | Page 6 | [Untitled]

I MERIT WINS We desire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption Dr Kings New Life Pills Bucklens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them every time and we stand ready to refund the purchase price if satisfactory results doS do-S not follow their use These remedies have won their great popularity purely on thei merits A C Smith Co druggists 1 S LIST OF IETTER 3 TIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS REmaining JLJ RE-maining in the postoBleei Salt Lake city Utah on Saturday Dec 13 1SOO which If not called for within two weeks will be sent to tne I ead letter office < officeIPTF TIST rt ABGER MELLIE Anderson Lena I Li Anderson Lydia Adums Mrs G Anderson Annie 01 Adtlsens Jlra J D BUN GERTIE Boynton Mrs F L 2 1 Beebp Addie Bigason Elexis Brainsted Elnora Burtts Emma Bciero Mrs Birdie liuthnell Mrs 0 Brown Carrie Bentz Maggie Barber Nellie Bigelowo lIra 0 rtLAKK MRS JOS C ComfortE M CLARK J Comi > ton Mrs Ruth Crauley Mrs Lucy Campbell Lizzie Carrfcl Bessie 1AV1SEITTIE Dukes Sadi DAVIS C M Doust Mrs Edwin KlURUESON MRS W Franks Blauchie D Franks Fannie I AINER MRS C Garn Eliza GAINER VJT Grantley Margaret HUNTER MAMIE Harrison Myrtle Ll5 Holding Mary Ann Hunt Mamie Hall Maria HutcUias Miss R Hooper Mrs R Hampton S C henry Mrs E Hen yson Mrs Hill Mr care of Mrs Tagton Haines Mrs Frank < TAGEH LOELLA W Jacoman Maud J el Jonson CasiM Miss Jones L A Mrs Jonca Mqttio Jensen Ooldie T7AVANATJGH M Kimball Lizzie JA Kimball Maud Knowles Miss Rosylyn T EMPTON MISS M Lail Mrs George Jj L man Mrs Long Annie I Lmdsaj Ally LeveridjC Lottie Lovendpe Mrs C P Lewis Ella I fOTTER MRS A J Morgan Mrs G E Il1 Marsh Anna Manslield Alice i fli fl Mmteser Emiline 1suItshcll E II S Moore Mrs Joe L McClure Mrs A IV I McMillmon Flora lfa3Il Bell lIarshall Lillian Milford illS Murphy Mary Morris Nellie Morris Victoria 1TEAL ANN E Neurth Minnie 11 Nealllrs LNEY MRS R OL TJETEBSON ANNIE Paul Allie JL Perkins Emilino Patterson Gracie I Petterson Hannah Peterson C J I AYAN MRS Quinlan W B Mrs I liRJ ASMUSSEN MISS MARTHA RASMUSSEN CJ MITH ANNA 2 Stamm C M Mrs I JO Sullivan Mrs C H Sowles Mrs II B Strock Mrs Sarah Shire Nora I Shatter Mrs Mary Sorenson Mrs Mary Stone Mrs Libbie Sawruuskie Mrs M Swan Mrs E D mHOKPE MRS R Treronow W E THOrtPE JL Tuns Eva Thurgobd Hattie TORTH KATE Wcnner K Y WORTH Maide Wolford T B Mrs Wade Bertha Weit Bernice Wood Dr Ruth M WhltmaeMrsFW Wiltura Marie Elise Stredbcrg GENTLEMENS lISP ri24 EAST SECOND 1 jo nZ jl Smith A PUSh T Anderson Samuel A Atkins John A berhlUJ Adams Daniel L W TVYENS J E BarrctfI D Bauer James Bennett Hon J R Baiiey H W TJenhitt Hacry K Booth JJalQwiu George Bekebrede GQorge Berry Gu Bragei Frank Bearaati j riB Booth K C BiggsDxt4il A Broun Walter A BeaILcdtt IV Blades Bert Bshop B F Busho Bob Bayliss A G Black Albert Jiicgncvnn A Barnes Co Brooks Dr Brener XXilliarns i Bnjzor John Bass A A Blumenthal August Bryant Walter Burhous M S Btoole Peter Boberjj Oliver Hnssptt R L Beckman R Petten Robert llurirntnR bert L B ener Timothy Bailey I S lSutcher William BOic William T Burton Wilma HR0rEitCE J W Clay > on John V Coulster James Crowley J arr Alex Cameron Alex Clmpbell Andrew GLihoUll E S tummings George Campbell G A Condef George Christensen Paul C 11uen N Cunningham Dill Clark D N Caldwell David lJeirn rank CuUlmore H Christensen Martin COelron Mace Crow Robert Cnnnlnham William Cormic William Garter J W Cash W S Carlins W S DE FIDTAJL Docu Philip Ii Delaney Thomas DeulJill VE DaYS Wood DilUngbam W H Do rue A J Dr1lcc Dayid Darling D A Drake D S Dully ldward DodswortbJ G Dillard John 1I1 lRb8AUS 11AILS H DAUS Edmunds Pron D h lnords W C 2 Elliot George H EhieSE Barer Joe Bnns Eae T1ELK1NS TOBE Fir1gon Philip I Foot Otto Foster Samuel G Fleming n G Foster 1rotmn II Fitch Z E Fillmon Co Fake Abram Fuller A A Ileming Allen Frey C L r orbes1i It Flegel Hon 2 FlemJnor Ed GRAY ANDREW Grove A A Greene Hector R Goldberg Henry Gras cr Horace GoodhuaH 2 Gramper John Gebbart 1 S Gri11ltn Gel rge Gore George 2 Goetride W S Grosvenor Tom Grant U S GCrmar S A Co GoodedMeBro Gwi Vi F c008 i D 1iitiVl H Hicks Si S Dill N A Horan Pat henley Philip Howels Judah Haston It Hamilton R B Hollis S 0 Ban IV S ilacior W P j Hansen S P Holate Chris Ham C A Hall Edwin Hinldev Gus lIastfOrd J S IlowarfiJobn Haaer John Herron Joe Hoop 1 S IIohulon John Hunt T it HinesJ W HumeJocIC Hogg Adam Holland Austin Hutchison A H Hughesll C Honing H N JOlI SON L II Jameron N W tJ Johnson Lars Jone Luther Johnson George IV Jennis Edward Jones Frank Jacobson Herr Tones John Jones P Will KLINE ED Y Kelly II P 2 ix Knapper C C Koehlel Georgo Icemedy 0 iCarling Bert C i l Keane Simon i Kennard red I King ThOS KellarWaldemar KeunWC BrIscol C T AMBERT LOUIS Clematia Mr IJLong Michael Lading Michael tchtletd Milo Lissan Khinhaid Lenis S L J Lail HI Larkin Sid Lerpelt HP Licdgscn Aug Lcmte F Lobrum Tno C 2 Lindgicn Aug PLane Lynn Artie P P-Lane Herbert Lund H M H Lain Dr Henry M Lake C C Iauiloot Jos Little T D Larsen Jno 0 Lcdbethe T Larson J TlfOKSEDS MullcrJnelj MORSE JlL MurphvJos2 Murphy Jno P Mngiiire T M Martin F C MaloneT Meekcl Jnt Martin John Meschaui J P Marshall Julius a MeCtinn Jno L McCormack Edgar McConnell Ino McCormack H S McCann Tas lIcCrail J 1reicn leo Morse Carlo Slcltrr5b Mr McBride Wm McConnell W W McKinsly Thos Norm bson Lou Martin Lou C Moss Martin S 3 Moss Slimming Co Meagle 11 C Megan Mike Morris 1111 Mettle Odor Meh Leter lTEWrON HYRU Ntllbon SamF I lewtonJosK NeransR NyeWmG OSHEAN WM OrJob Dagufon lRESTON DR Panlllgton Eliott 1 PatCJn E B Phillips Evnn pedesser Martin PilI1Iter It II Palmer Victoria Patter > on Ym Phillips DE PostIno F Plrsedy Jas PttinaJno Peterson J P o UINlOS C E 1J ODNEY ASA Hyser Samuel 1L Richard Stephen Hitt Louis Randall L S HieJl3 13 J HaJ50n II L HlchardsonProf FS Hlid Frank Reed S W meed Jo OI1ERMAN ROCCO Striclan Charles 0 Stonell Charles Stencil C S 2 Shiply C N sten George Sturgeon H E Stenut flurry Sierst Hirom Stroll 1O Scaly T E hnallhom John Small J H JSwenson J D stuart Tames Stewart John J Straigue John Smith Fruik Smith II 51 Smith Ben Smith rL SmithT F ShwITer Z Simpson IV E Shirty W Savage W J Stenat WillN SnelhngW II Steele Wm Sanders Ym Shaekeforll Wade Stenat W1I SpolUrn Wlrt Strong F Sullivan P G Snook Theo Souther J Sullivan Timothy Swcltan S II Schooinaker P li 3 Scott E T Sehenfde P H Stoll h F TCNDLEYVAKCE Tofrrir l 1llurmlln W D Thomas Wm T Thomas Ed Thompson J VT Tilden J F Taylor Sod VAGTH HOMER YOlelina Charles I Vnreon Tohnie Volt Leidwig ValletteWH S f7 7 ICKER T L G Win Anderson 1 1 l 5llly Bishop WillmaMarcus VoodThill L Watson Then H Wilson T E Ward T H WbiteFaul E VooCard WC WhltneyWm Walton WIll Wheeler Dr A E Wooding Ir B F 5 it S < tiiaMJik ok j iItMi1 t i 1t Westlake C Ward C J Woodcut C Whnuiiu C H Whistle D Z Wilkinson Ed D Welch Ed Weir Krt WrIght Geo H Westlake Geo Wyman Geo M Wilson J C Wilson Isaac Wheeler John Welsh John Wells John WalUe J M Wright CJpt T N Womoood John 2 WoodfordJohn H < Williams C Williams H j Wheeler FT rEiNE WILLIAM YEINE fOINILI R ZOINILI Sautale Anton Saltpi Anton S Joce Coat de Feite 2 Fault Con Gerlcr Mitchle Aigelo Amboosi Nlcheu Pallatlico Marco Tynoza Fahore Francesc Llllie Persons calling for the above letters or packages will please say advertised December r3cltage PleI cri 13 I A BENTON Postmaster I PURELY to vegetable compound PURELY entirely roots and herbs JL gathered from the forests of Georgia and has been used by million of people with the best results It qR3 = All manner of Blood diseases from the pestiferous little boil on your nose to the worst cases of inherited blood I taint such as Scrofula Rheumatism Iuarrn ana Sil A fiiCER Trestiseon Blood and Skin Diseases mailed ieee SWIFT SPECIFIC Co Atlanta Ga PROFESSIONAL CARDS STENOGRAPHERS I F E MOURRIil I ALL KINDS OF SHORTHAND AND TYPE A writing Progress building Dealer in I Remington typewriters and supplies J B KEYSGFt I ALL 1 KINDS OF DENTAL WORK ROOMS j 1 2 a liibt lioor ScottAuerbach building MUSiClAMS PROF I AKDRE INTERPRETER MDSIC LANGUAGES AND FENCING lUSIC Second South and all music stores DRHSSKIAKSRS FniSS SADiE TKOFflAS TilASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER NO 142 JJ Main upstairs ATTORNEYS RiDKARD W YOLHG A TTORNEYATLAW Jo Herald 3uldini Up Stairs f PAiiTR k MURPHY 1 TTORNEYSATLAW NO 2117 WASH ± 1 in lon avenue O clan Utah Special attention at-tention to commercial WILBUR t WEEKS A TTORNEYS AND C3UNSELORSAV JL law Room 4 50 XV Second South street FRAHKLJH S RICHARDS A TTORNElATLiAAV ATfORNEYAlLA oopcr Eldredso Block JHiiK M GAHKOH A TTORNEY AT LAW 49 MAIN STREET Cl Hooper t Eldredge bloc BW DRIQOS JR 4 TTOKlxlSYATLAW OVER UTAH COM Ji merci and Saving Bank 24 E First South S7 DARKS A TTORNEYATL W LAND TTORNEY < L Room G Culmer Building Salt Lake City EDW1K W SEK1QS T AND ATTORNEY SALT LAKE OFFICE Ju 31 and 51 SouAueriaci Building MAURICE M RAICHS i 1 TTORNEYATLAAV ROOMS 156 TRIbune t1 TRI-bune building corner West Temple id So I JM lJ ljOYlJ t ITTCPNTEyATLAXV 40 MAIN STREET A Hooper Eldrcdge Block M EI MEKAKY A TTOENEYATLAXY iUUGRESS BUILDing i 11 BUILD-ing Fourth floor J ro S jTifEflAfO A TTOR1 EYATLAV ii Romney Block F E BARKER A TTORNEYATLAVV NO 212 MAIN LJL street upstairs SKEPABD GROVE A SHEPARD T ERSROOIS 40 AND 50 WASATCH LA LJ building Silt Lake City MISCELLANEOUS JOHN HELD TVESIGNER AND ENGRAVER DESIGNER Parry Co tt S West Temi > le ABDOfflS CO PAINTERS PAPERHANGERS WOOD J linialicis etc Estimates given 03 W First South street EiE EAR HOSt THOA SPECTACLES ACCURATELY FITTED O i Drs Freeman La Burrows front rooms 17 and 18 ScottAuerbach building SPERGER 3YWATER A fiQ miNNERS ROOFING AND PPOOTINQ A X specialty Opposite city ball ELLIS EVANS PALmER TJA1LROAD CONTRACTORS AND BUILD RAILROAD 11 i ers Grading ditching and Excavating Street grading si specialty Estimates lur mshed Correspondence solicited Oitlcc 121 S Main street Salt Lake city HFBESJ GRAnT a cn ThIItE AND LIFE INSURANCE EIRE L Olflce HERALD Building PRflF LEON ITI f HI WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION IN SHORThand II SHORT-hand bookkeeping ana penmanship at 18 East Third South street Salt Lake city DR J 7 HOIIMIO Office anti rcsiclonoe Eat liountiful Utah IJEUALI NUT1UE IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR I the Tiiird judicial district of Utah territory county of Silt Luke IJtonjamin Holf Brigham 1 Grant Helen M WilLe Ellwm Entwistle Eliza S Birne ttbtrt C Lyon ani Elinbeth I rake plaintiffs vs Iilalmda L Foss XVilhaai C H Foss Jar d L Foss George II Foss Lydia A Uouncy and Hebcr L Koundy all minors over H years of age defendants sum moos The people 01 the territory of Utah send greeting To 1lallnda L Foss William C II Foss Jared L Foss George II Foss Lydia A Roundy and Hebcr L Roundy all minors over H years of age defendants You are hereby required to appear in an action brought aciilns ou by the abovenamed plain tiffs intheaistict ourt of the Third judicial district dis-trict of the ternary of Utah and to answer tuo complaint tiled therein within ten days esclu dye of the day of service after the service on you of this summons if served within this county or if served out of this county but in this district within twenty days otherwise within forty d 1ysor judgment by default will be taken ajiambt you according to the prayer of said complaint The said action is brought to have a decree of this court rcquirng defendants to set forth the nature of their clams to certain cer-tain land situated in Salt Lake city and county coun-ty Utab boinir portions of lots 6 and 1 block 101 plat A Salt Lake c ty survey and also lots 2 3 and 4 block ftj plat L i Salt LIIHS city survey sur-vey said property bejng more particularly described de-scribed in the complaint her in to which reference refer-ence is hereby made and that all adverse claims of defendants may be declared by such decree adjudging that the defendants or neither of them nor any one except the plain i fd f tiffs i have any estate right efl 8t efri in or to said land and premises or any part thereof there-of and that each of said plaintiffs title is good and valid to the lands described and set lorth in the complaint herein forever enjoining and debarring de-barring defendants from asserting any cJatm whatever in or to said land or any part thereof adverse to these plaintiffs appointing a guardian guar-dian id litcm to represent said defendants during dur-ing the pendency of this action for such other and further relief as to this court may seem equitable equi-table and for costs of suit And you are In rcjy notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said1 complaint as above required the said plaintiffs will IIpply to the court for the relief demanded therein Witness the Hon Charles S Zane judge and the seal of the district court of the Third judicial district SEAL1 in and for the territory of Utah this 20th day of August in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety I HENRY G MCMILLAN Clerk By GEO D LOOMIS Deputy Clerk H jlij Iri FdAUERBACHBROD TO December 15th Onlyii Though our sales in all of our Departments have increased enormously over past seasons the enlargement oi our premises and the saving onEuropean fabrics which the McKinley bill offered have tempted us to buy too many goods We lust Unload Before Inventory Time Our CUT PRICES are sure to crowd our immense establishment as Reductions are General through all of our Departments I We can mention but few prices only as space in THE HERALD is too costly 800 pieces Plush reduced to42Xc liiUc 9oc S120 and SlGj 200 pieces of choicest Silk Velvets black and colored reduced to 65c 95c 145 5190 up to Sr50 a yardS yard-S 50 pieces all Silk Surah in street and evening shades reduced to 40oG2 c and 75c One lot of all Silk Whipcords in plain and fancy the newest fabrics in Silk this soason > at the low price of 8125 150 Silk Patterns and Remnants at a Reduction of 1 1H 33 13 PER CENT II J For Party and Reception Dresses 25 pieces beautifully embroidered and tinselled Silk Nets and MWLa 43 inches wide in latest evening shades at a discount of 25 per cent Our entire stock of lately imported Black and Cream All Over Lacesmarked lowranging from 175 discount of 20 cent Ve have to 505U at vt t U tV ranging UUJ H75 W VUiUU per yard U a UA WUVIUU u per seen a Black All Over Lace purchased in New York city by one of our customers at S7D9 per yard barely equal in quality and richness of design to our 050 lace Our Hosiery and Glove Departments Offer lot of Ladies 4 and 5button Opera Shade Kid Gloves at 35c a pair cost 123 > and 150 a pair 1 lot of Cashmere Gloves worth lOc a pair at 25c a pair An assorted lot or Childrens and Misses Hose at 20c a pair worth 35c a pair A lot of Ladies needed Hose at 12 < c a pair I A limited quantity of Infants White Saxony Wool Shirts 15c each worth 35c each Ladies Allwool Black Tests with long sleeves 65c sold everywhere at 5123 Our Dress Goods Department Offers A Closing Sale of Dress Patterns with trimmings to match ranging from 275 each to 8750 each worth 25 per cent more A line of imported 52inch Broadcloths in all the best shades at OOc a yard Sold everywhere for 135 a yard A line of domestic All wool Ladies Cloths 54inch worth Soc for 59c a yard Only 10 yards to each customerS customer-S Our Domestic Department Offers Twenty different Bargains in Flann Is Towels Crashes ok Come and see them 5 Our Curtain Department Offers Turcoman Curtains and Portieres at greatly Reduced Prices 1 lot each at250 t 31U S3 75 509 and upwards It will save you money A lot of Odds and Ends in Scrim at 5c per yard Our Cloak Department Has marked down all of its Lades and Misses Waps Childrens and Infants Plush and Cashmere Cloaks Lndies and Childrens Dresses Wrappers Shirts and Shawls Our 52250 Ladies Matelassu Jackets are the surprise of the Christmas season Our Misses and Childrens Cloaks ranging from S i25 to S185U are admitted the most stylish garments at the lowest prices inthe city Ladies Rep Wrappers at 31S5 less than cost of making Our Childrens Clothing Department Offers a Discount of 20 per cent on its Overcoat ranging from 3 to 10 years Gents Unlaunuried White Shrs at 3V 1c each Gents Natural Wool Mixrd Underwear 5c 40u 50c and 75c and upwards Boys Durable Knee Pants at 95c 35c 40c 50u G5c and upwards 1 Gents Latest Neckwear at 5c0c Sic 35c 40i and 50c Best and cheapest I in the city t Our Shoe Denartn1ent will continuo its 23 per cent and 10 per cent Dsconnt Sale until further notice Only a few CJrpet Remnants left They must go soon we nfnl the rooms room-s 3OXg > COtJr > CT OI 10 PER CENT On all Quilts ranging from IKc to Slo 00 On all Blankets ranging from 100 to B123 ELCEprING P1 OVO l < nILS On all Crib Blankets from 173 to 300 OUR ADVE571SED REDUCTIONS AND DISCOUNTS FROM OUR ll OKE PRIDE CAN ALWAy hE DEPEHDEC CPD t AS i REAL K JUiEPiBkCFI n l BRO g I FURS FURS FURS I t 1 tQ Seal Work a Specialty Orders Promptly Filled EioW 4 fi Furs taken on Storage through the summer months and Insuca i i Against Moths t i W1fJ Cieaning Repairing and Altering 1 fi t r Neatly Executed at Reasonable Prices and Satisfaction l 1 i1 Guaranteed 1 4 3 i l 1 zw FURS BOUGfIT T I a f S Jtr lL1I L1 y 1 Be J A Lli X 9 ij l Pra ctical Furrier Furdresser and Taxidermist I MI I H 2 Nain Street Opposite Postofflcs = Salt Uto City qflf I 4 AT COQ U1UUIkIXL9 All UUJ1 D First Annual Clearance Sale a AI TJBIE S Sciiwetzeii BuitCo9 I S 53 ThdiAJLN STIiEET I The Onlj Exclusive Cloak and snit Fonse in ii TItab I = WILLIAMS HOYT COS ROCKY llJjOUNT S Boys Youths Misses Childrens and I Infants I J sa i s II 0 HARE S I I H-ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS I I Ask Zo Cat sii JL for TheDJt1l I I BARNES LEWIS CO B 1O l < Iain Street = IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY YOUR = XlJAS GOODS I New Candies Spices Nuts Peel I Raisins and Currants Cleaned Ready for Use The Finest in the city I Bargains In Dry Goods Shoes etc A large doll given with a can of Yeast Powder until January 1 J I I 1 J Jl J ooi U < > < ff i WGREAT RED LETTER SALE OE i CLOTHING I For the Net15Days D DD SVe Offe a = C = GRAND REDUCTION OF S 20 PER CENTo DISCOUNT ON EVERY e1F 1 I 11 IT II Hn UtA U OVErCOAT O From Our Immense Stocke Lip man WaUerstein COJ I I 175 and 177 Main Street GRAND f FEAR AW SALE As we contamplate making extensive alterations we will FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS Sell Off Our Entire Stock of I Millinery and Other Goods Regardless of Cost IiOT BROS MONEY IS HARD TO GET But Weve Gotto Have Ita Owing to the larce increase in my Loaning Business I am compelled to reduce my large tock of New Secondhand Unredeemed Pledges consisting of Diamonds and other Precious Stones set in Breast Pins Earrings Finger Rings Collar Buttons Studs Scarf Pins Beautiful Hair Ornaments Lockets Cuff Buttons etc XN VATCHES We have all grades including the Boss Pa hey and Duber Cases Waltham Elgin and Spnngiieid Movements Solid Silver and Triple Plated Silverware Rogers Bros Best Cutlery Clocks Guns Revolvers Opera and Field Glasses Musical Gocds of all kinds and a lot of other goods such as a Firstclass Broker would have in stock To parties in need of Firstclass Goods for Holiday Presents this is an opportunity oppor-tunity they have never had before in this territory as I must reduce my stock Below I give a list of prices of a few of these Unredeemed Pledges Solid Coin Silver Watches with Elgin j Genuine Diamond Solid Gold Breast PinsSIS 00 Waltham and Spnngneld movements I u Finger Rings 3 00 from 5500 U U Studs 9 CO Ladies and Gents Duber Boss and Fancy If Colr Buttons 2 75 Filled Casts with ElRln Waltnam or Solid Gold Earrings Stone Setting per pr 3 CO Spriagflelil Movements from 17 CO I Studs 2 00 Laoies ard Gents aolid I Gold American Breast Pins 200 Watches from 22 00 Rings 100 Genuine Diamond Solid Gold Earrings per Good Nickel Clocks 1 10 pair 2200 All other goods at equally Low Prices Remember this is a legitimate clearing out cf Unredeemed Pledges You will be benefiting yourselves by examining this stock before buying elsewhers ALE2 10 WFT 4 Loan Broker E 262 Main Street Between too Walker and Glut Houses All Gnnds Warranted Strictly Represented or Money Returned ZC1iLL C V I Shoe Factor t ry T g The Best The C1Lptet0 And HOJO1e2 adee All Styles I Varieties I i and Prices B K BLOCH COsJ Vbo1esale LIQUOR CIGAR MERCHANTS 13 15 17 19 Commercial St Salt Lake City Have in stock the largest line of Imported and Domestic Wines Brandies Llrjuors Liqueurs and C rJials in tho InterMountain Country are Headquarters for Pomery Sec Cliquot G H Mumm Co and Monopole Extra Dry Champagne Agency fcr Carl Upmann New York Cigars Straiton S Storm and Ertuaruo H Gab Key West SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLES HEIDSIECK SEC S Telephone 365 Mail Orders Solicited P 0 Box 553 e s aC S S sd A k S S