Show I LIST OF LETTERS < 1 TIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS RE LIST In the nostoCBce Salt take city < Utah on Saturday Oct U 1890 which if not called for within two weeks will be sent to tIle dead letter office office1APJF 1APJF < J 1JT I A USLEY MPB J J Anderson Mrs Lizzio j3L 71 DUBE MI S5 ALICE Brinderd Alice j 13 Bartlow Miss Ida I5orgfatreser Mrs H M Bartlow Mis Ida Bunous Mrs Arthur I Br aiikMibS Mary ICu I DUSTER MRS W Coleman Miss Adele i C craig Mrs Ettie CurtissMrs FE CJaytno Miss Fannie Cornwell Miss Gilena Catick Mrs Louisa Clark Miss Noue emneler Rosina TALE 1IRS Drrper Mrs Mary DALE Mrs Eva Dunbar Eoima L TjHrANS AGNIES 1 Eldrfi Alma Ev Ellison 1rsH J Eai E r3 Bomer 1 UIMAN ANNIE lirjc iJa May JD cueks Mrs Geo Fitzburger Marie XGRIFFJN ANNA Gaslarmetn Altiina JT Graham MrsKR Greenwood E H Mrs Gnrrtck Mrs Harriett Gleason Mary Kay TTABDON MRS 13 H HoonEva MIsH MIs-H Honeysctt Emily Hozelgrowth Mrs Sarah Ajuil Mrs Nellie Hawkins Miss Clara I HawleyEiss Minnie Harbey Miss Mary Harris Minnie Humpflrey Lenora Hales Lizzie Miss Heart Mrs W F TAMES MRS S E Jonsen Miss Elen JAMES Annie E Jones R F J Dies Miss M Jones Mrs Jossphlne MRS A R KAISER T LUND TINA C Leonard Ella M Jj Lcverich Mildred 1 IJLLER MRS J McLaughlin Miss ALi A-Li Moss Mrs Mcllie Miller Miss J W Mattson Mrs Anna Mince MrsN F Muneieh Josephine Marquis Miss Myrtc Moore Magle Miss MarsnallMisB Nettle r Mulhall Mrs Robert Mortimer Sallie C Mixer Sadie Mrs TORABYE MRS NL Newcomb T J Mrs NORABYE IN Norfolk Miss Alien TEERY MRS M E Parrant Mrs Dr S a Phelps Mrs Sarah Page Mrs D W T3 OGERS S MRS Rick Miss Della ROGERS Jt Robinson Della Reese Mrs ID Reeres Mrs C P Rich Della Mrs RechnelzAdlal 6 MERCIN A MRS Smack Mrs kJ Spunt Miss Emma Sadie Mrs JW Sympson Mrs Josie Smith Tillie Smith Mrs K A Smith Mary A Sitzbercer Marie Miss Stucke Mrs Margetts Stcall Malvina Sedg Ills THOMPSON MISSMTllghman Miss Jessie VJALL MRS M A Watson Miss Eva WALT1IIRS I Williams Mrs Wuneisch Josephine GENTLEMENS LIST A LLE AMOS llridge Mr L1 Agard Christian Anderson Charles Archbold E H Anderson John A ApplingWt l1en William UENTONAA Berry A It I u Boothe l Co TIergUn AM Beamer C D Barrell E A Barrett E M 3 Byrne Cot E A Bush E 111 Boyce George A Boyd Harry illogic J C Dlovrers James Broxtun Nat Barker 0 lllanltmgsdip S V Dirke H F Bixenstein Val Brooks W H HARLES WI ChanIon Will CHARLES Converse Porter Cral10e J C Crinim Moris 2 Cunpbll M L Combo James Cashmoe Alfred Carlgren B C Cooed Pirlt Clement Chas F Creamer Chas A Connell Eugene a Cin Geo H Cameron James Cannjanni 1ic Carver Hen Carney DrN L 2 J Cia ton Sam I flONNELLYJ W Draper Jos iI Durkan John ne Currues Adda Davis AW Dlldman Louis Donovan J Doona OJ lonneiiyE Dunnmb WB Debruce W J 1Jirdley W B Darlington W B DUl1ne Geo R Depew I Dnison Ira 11 DARNESE A ElliottGc Li Ely W M Eckley Ralph Eppich Tos JimLTON HUGH Fleming E I Flint G III Fitzpatrick Richard FInleyWH 1 ROVENORA ConnatrayBenj IT Germain Fred GebhardtllenryA Gardner H L Gilroy Tas Goodwin J T Glen John Goody Joe 2 GIlUran lVT Gibson Lee Garrison Mark Gl1ebe 111 B Garneron Samuel GrimesWm Qratrncy Brydon LI uiiiaUN i O Hyney Andrew n Hansman August Harrington A J Halseth Auton Hanks C Haslette Bros Holt Chus B Hudson H M Hinkle A Halliday Fred A Hose Frank Horn J J Herrick W E Harlen IV D Hayden W 11 Hicks Will N Hayden Judge Wm Halliday Thomas Hurlburt R Li Hugbes Master Ray Harris Lous Hatch HE TSLAND G ISLAJ TOLMSOXRB Julian R S JOLlISOX tl Jacoby S N Jackson Chris Jackson Homer Z Johnson I TTR1SPPENEKF F Knight H A JX KrainFrank Kelly James ivopsen H L Kelly John Killeen Tas W Keller C F King E J Kleembeck C Kyle Walter King Waldo T INHON BALLARD Larson George if Larson Louis Lochridge James ntOUis tf ri Larson A a Lisle P11 Lloyd F R Leonder Wm IsrURPHY BOB Marshall H S jil Moore G Murphy H ilicconald A F McCreery Beverly McCallan C H ilsBridc A P C6orge flg tVJ McDonald George McICnight T J McLcod Fred McGran Dennis McGee I B McIntyre John McKay John McGabey James McVicker C McFarlan N C Mills H Jas Marshall Julius Mun etre Adolph Moore David Mayland Leo A Myers Louis Mahitlen Martin Murray R Mitchell M D VTORMAN W Mgr marble yard 6 W IN 1 Nolzt W Neale Peter 1 iciliEtJ A Niedshewal R LEOINOR C J Ostes T B OLEOKNOR OllanderEd Oliver R POWELL C 0 Perkin W JL Paglasch Otto Percell R Petterson S T Paddock H E Pierce E Pmney H RUSSELL E Ray Ed 2 Reed George Hives George KatclUTeHB Rinok James Reed J H Ryan Wm Roper W Reid Levi Robb B EELEY A Shoemaker 2 SEELEY SonebM Shook CL South FG Scott Fred scott G IV Sampsonburg Hon F Schneider Joseph Simpson J W Sargent John Sharlsinsv Jas Spaude J Somsen Jos Smith Rev J Henry Smith Chas W Shoemaker W H Smith Alex Smith Grant H Smith W C Smith S D Snyder W P Saraub Wm Svransen Wm Schreiner W T Schcck Treat Slattery Thos F Sorenson M S Starkey Reuben Sheldon R ESt SnyderRH E-St John Porter SiroutPeter Sulega Max Shell MeUville Sivcuone M H Sefton Tkl mRIPPJM Tracy Edwin A 2 JL Trilbach J T Thayer Rev J D Taylor S H Thayer J D TT ANDORSON C V Van Aldewerth G t VettcrsJohn Van Pelt M S Verlires James Vennard S TTTALLACE REV A G Ward A PIt > P-It Winchel R M Wichegone Chas J AValtie Charles G Worton Edgar Williams J Wastcoat H Walker John White J E Wood Con J Wood 8z Dorsey Ward N W Wisner S L Wild S Whpeler W C Watrous Wm Worth Wesley Williams WmM Wilde Wallace OUNG R B Yeule Wm YOUNG fERENBERG H Zitzboorger Maria r4i SOUTHWEST O Temple Persons calling for the above letters will please Bay Advertised October 11 IA BENTON P M The worst cases of scrofula salt rheum and other diseases of the blood are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla 16 A Sure Cure for Plies Itching Piles are known by moisture like nerspiration causing intense itching when warm This form as well as blind bleeding bleed-ing and protruding yield at once to Dr Bosancos Piles Remedy which acts directly di-rectly on thef parts affected absorbs tumors tu-mors allays itching and effects a permanent perma-nent cure SOc Druggists or mail treatise trea-tise free Dr Bosanco Piqua O Soldby Z C M L drug store CONSUMPTION BAIiXARDS nOREDOOND SYRUP No single disease has played such sad havoc with the human race as consump tion No other disease approaches so t stealthily Its early symptoms are ignored because it is thought only a cold or hacking hack-ing cough which is neglected until this grim monster has such ahold that nothing but death can relieve it Ballards Horehound 1 Hore-hound Syrup has removed the grip of this a grim monster from many a throat If taken In time it will effect a permanent cure and in the worst stages it will give surprising relief Try its soothing and healing virtues Do not put it off until too late12 i L iIi WILLIAMS AUSTRALIAN HERB PILLS If you are yellow billious constipated with headache bad breath drowsy no appetite ap-petite look out your liver is out of order One box of these pills will drive all the troubles away and make a new being of you Price 25 cents Millers unexcelled New York hats BASTTEUKY MER Co Hatters and Furnishers 142 Main St Hows Your Liver Is the Oriental salutation knowing that good health cannot exist without a healthy Liver When the Liver is torpid the Bowels Bow-els are sluggish and constipated con-stipated the food lies in the stomach undigested undi-gested poisoning the blood frequent headache ensues a feeling of lassitude lassi-tude despondency and nervousness indicate how the whole system is deranged de-ranged Simmons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more people to health and happiness by giving them a healthy Liver than any agency known on earth It acts with extraordinary extraor-dinary power and efficacy KCVEK BEEN DISAPPOINTED As a general family remedy for Dyspepsia Torpid Liver Constipation etc I hardly ever use anything else and have never been disappointed in the effect produced It seems to be almost perfect cure for all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels < W J SIcELBOY Jilacon Go n JISCOBPOBATED Sign Writers Painters House Decorators AND DEALERS IN Wall Paper Painters Supplies 107 K vrar South Street Opposite City Hail bau UM my Utah Telephone No 433 ESTIMATES FURNISHED THE CULLEN HOTELS HOTEL-S C EWING Proprietor Opened October 3d 1887 THEFINEST HQ1EL IN THE WEST Rates 300 per Day I SPECIAL RATES TO TOURISTS II I JOSLIN PARKS Headquarters Everything in ths line of WATCHES Diamonds Jewelry Silverware Fancy Goods and Novelties A New and Elegant Linoot Gorliam Sterling Silverware Fancy and Table Pieces Just received I k any a nne ot goods tnat are not carried by any other house Dont fall to see them Wo buy direct from the manufacturers and not from the jobbers saving our customers one profit ClocksBronzes Gold and Silverheaded Canes Plated Silverware the finest ever displayed In the west We have lately added a line of the Celebrated I I ELECTRIC RAZORS AND SCISSORS with I and without Cases which make an Elegant Birthday Present Give us a call and BOO for yourselves I I Agents for the PATEK PHILIPPE ca WATCH Special Attention Paid to Orders by Mail 27 O 0 IVLAJtIM STREET NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE A stockholders of the Home Fire Insurance company of Utah will beheld be-held at the Deseret National bank this city on Wednesday October 2i ISO at 10 am for the presentation of the financial report the election of officers for the ensuing year and such other business as may properly come before the meeting ELIAS A SMITH Secretary Salt Lake City Oct 1 1690 PIONEER Patent Roller Mills I MAHTTFACTtrREIlS OT HIGH GRADE FLOUR BRANDS ab p Cexat VVho1e hee1 13ir NO1 We warn all our customers to be sure that they get our flour as some unscrupulous persons are trying to imitate our brands particularly that of Bakers No L All our brands have the design of e gold medal and the name of Ellas Morris appears on every sack ELIAS MORRIS Proprietor I Utah Brewery 317 N Second West St Manufacturers of the Celebrated Bororajos IAR6ETTS Ale and Porter MALT AND HOPS AND BREWERS SUPPLIES Always on Hand Goods Delivered on Shortest NotIce Free to Any Part of the City Leave Orders for Our Goods at Philip Mar ecus Wino Depot and Maigotts Bros Boon Store Estate of R B MARGETTS 1 > > SALT LAKE BOCK coP co-P O Box t 422 Telephone485 We are now prepared to furnish all kinds of j Building Roek I In any quantity on short notice I ORDERS BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION I nothing but good Quarried Rock furnished J C LIVINGSTON Supt IMERMOTJHTAIN ELECTRIC COMPANY O cS Ju u Jfl i m pi J < fl IltWAt HT 03 CQlti a a I r4 0 QQ 1 2 enC u o 0 i t 38ar C 52 7 V fQJ ri O C c + J u o nJ 0 < OP S F 1TON Genl Mgr 128 MAIN STREET WILLIAMS HOYT GOS ROCKY 11OUNTAIN Boys Youths Misses Childrens and Infants I Lsiiois I ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS Ask Z C iJIo 20 for Them I CALL AT HIRSCHMANS They want to see you because they want to sell you your FAL INTER SHOES j1 T Our Season Vhy Because ve have the Largest BesO and Most Complete Lino of Shoes ever displayed in Salt Lake Our Ladies Hand Turn Shoes Are Perfection both in Style and Fit They will please you 7 Our Ladies Welt Extension Sole Shoes Are just the Shoe for Winter In Mens Shoes we lead them all in Style Quality Fit and Price School Shoes In Misses Boys and Childrens cannot be excelled We have 5000 pairs foryou to select rornl i We Repeat It If you want anything on earth ever worn on the foot Go 1oHIRSCH ANS Utah Cracker Factory S 55 37 E THIRD SOUTH STREET Manufacturer of the Celebrated 4 I T Jsi1er Brand of Fine Cracte I SALT LAKE CITY UTAH S 8014 by EU1 Vh01eela1 Qroa 5 oer in UtaIJL S BARNES LEWIS CO Net to SaVages A t Bazar nvite Conference and Fair Visitors to inspect their full line of 5 Misses Ch lid rerisCoats UNnER EAR BOOTSSHOES And Family Supplies In General We bUYfor Cash and sell at Bedrock Prices Agents for Barbers French Mustard Best on Earth Z civi i DRUG DEPT SOLE AGENTS FOR UTAH The InterMountain Abstract coMtY INCORPORATED CAIEIrAJ1 1ooooo We are Prepared to furnish Complete Abstracts on all Real Estate in Salt Lake Co THOMAS HOMER Manager Office 232 Main Street Under Bank of Salt Lake t Duncan M McAllister Co j I = g t 72 Main Street 4 Salt Lates City J J a I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL if g 8 l trI STATIONERY > i E q Q i1 TT R J H6 O O s g Ftt O 0 s s Toys and Novelties 00 ffiO e S en i t 3 M ca > g t f l > > 2 i O Standard Books Novels Histories g j Q VTravels s Health Publications Church c Works SchoolBooks Magazines Periodicals PhiL KlippIes Carriage Shops Carriage and Painting Wagon Repairing S and Trimming NEW WORK j TELEPHONE BUILT TO ORDER 807 1sI 1 30 emd 118 W eooa4 cijtIL street K FAUERBACH BRO 1449 146 148 lVLAIN ST GRANDOPENING OFT 11cd1 fT WiTrhoT tlr I Ul1 X T v Iii UVJ U UVUI The Latest Novelties for all our Departments 1 Our Prices the Lowest the city for desirable goods We have expended 15000 to secure more room and better light for the display of our Mammoth Stock the largest ever imported by us To attract to our store the crowds of Conference and Fair Visitors Vis-itors we offer for ten days only SPECIAL BARGAINS i Black Gros Grain in Silks pure dye and reliable makes at 65c SOc 85c SOc 110 150 185 S225 and 245 Black and Colored Faille Francalse soft finished in newest shades at 110 cheap at 150 Black All Silk Brocades in new designs at 85c regularprice 125 Black and Colored Whipcords with Fancy Silk to match Newest Silk Piards Tri cotices India Silks for evening wear and many other SilkNovelties at Popular Prices 300 Silk Remnants at almost half price C OAKS CLOAKS CLOAKS Z Our greatly enlarged Cloak and Suit Department already crowded with the most recherche selection of Ladies Misses and Childrens Garments which for Style Fit and Finish surpass all our former efforts We mention a few prices only to convincO you that we will save you money on any Wraps or Jackets you have to buy Ladies Seal Plush Jackets at 9 11 1250 10 S19 ond 2250 It I II Wraps at S1250S15 1850 22 525 and 30 I A Coats at 17 22 30 34 and 3750 I and Misses Nobby Cloth Jackets Plain Braided with Plush Sleeves Astra chan and Persian Lamb Trimmings at 350 325 450 625 7 851 975 1150 up to 40 each Childrens Cloaks in ages from 4 to 14 years we show a bewildering array of Plaids Stripes and Figures ranging from 1 to 15 each Ladies Wrappers at 9c 150 250 3 and 5 J each I Tea Gowns at 650 9 12 151 t20 and upwards a and Childrens Readymade Dresses at prices to astonish 1 Lot of Childrens Gingham Dresses 4 6 S and 10 years at 50c former price 125 1 I Ladies Black Satin Skirts at 575 regular price S10 1 Cloth Skirts at 75cl 150 2 and 250 each A splendid line of Ladies Merino and Woolen Underwear at tempting prices Sh2sT1us ShalVls hr1s 1 Lot of Single Imitation Paisley Shawls atl cheap at 5150 1 I Double I 225 cheap at 350 1 Each of Beaver Shawls at 210 3 425 and 550 very cheap 1 Double Shawls at 190 240 325 and 5 worth 25 per cent more 1 Ladies Heavy Jersey Jackets at 250 325 and 4 1 Black Jerseys at 75c 1 and 150 special bargains Our Enlarged Childrens Clothing and Gents Furnishing Departments offer a lot of Single Suits from 4 to 16 years at 75c 1 115 140 175 230 and upwards positively less than cost as we must have the room We are closing out our entire stock of Gents Stiff and Soft Hats at Cost and Less than Cost prices ranging from 40c to 275 Do not miss the chance 1000 Pairs of Batting Wool and Down Quilts at 90c 125 150 2 240 275 3 350 H and upwards 1000 Pairs of White and Gray Blankets from 1 a pair up 100 Dozen Pure Linen Scotch Towels at 25c each Not more than will be sold to one customer 1 Lot each of Fancy Turkish Tidies atloc 20c and 25c 1 Colored Bedspreads at 115 and 135 worth 150 and 185 1 Lot of Tablecloths at 85c for 104 Turkey Reds worth 150 1 H Turkey Red Remnants 3 to 6 yard lengthsat 32 > c per yard 1 I Each of Red Twilled Flannels at 223c and 30c sod everywhere at SOc ant 37J < te a yard 1 Lot of White Shaker Flannel at 7c Lace and Chenille Curtains and Portieres of our latest importation from 65c to 20 a pair II We are offering New and Stylish Dress Goods In patterns of 10 and 12 yards at 235 350 and 5 j worth 33 per cent more 1 Lot of Gents Silk Handkerchiefs at SOc and 75c 1 Infants Short and Long CloaKs at 125 175 and 250 Each of our Departments has Special Bargains to offer We have only one price for everybody Every article warranted as represented Established 1864 F AUERBACH BRO CALDERS MUSIC PALACE J n i + 4 + Estab1ished 1860 + + t S CONFERENCE VISITORS are cordially invited to call and inspect our fine stock 1 of Pianos and Organs We haye a line of the most Elegant and Finest to select from and prices that will suit all Our motto is BOne Price and that An Honest One PIANOS ORGANS I Steinway Sons Geo Steck Co Mason Hamlin W W Kimball Co I Behf Brothers Hardman Peck Co And Others All l Standard Pianos from 260 I SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS I Organs tm 86 I f j I 1 t 45 47 W First South St > The Old Reliable Pioneer Music Store 11 t t t l 1 1 t i t In 4 = 1 U L I I n n |