Show t THE STATE BAM OF UTAH l CAPITAL FULLY PAID 500000 SURPLUS 40000 CoRNER MAIN ana SOUTH TEMPLE STK 5311 LaJe City Utah HEEER J GRANT President WM B PRESTON VicePresident HEBEK M WELLS Cashier DXRECTORSI Joseph F Smith Chas S Burton Wm H Rowe Nephi W Clayton Abraham H Cannon Frank Y Taylor + Spencer Clnvrson Philo T Parnsworth Ellas Morris E M Weller Henry A Woolley GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Accounts solicited Large and Small Special Attention to Country Trade Collections a Specialty Correspondence In Tiled DESERET NATIONAL BANK AII IAKE cITY UTAH Paid in Capital 50000000 Surplus 50000000 L L HILLS President lOSES THATCHER YicfiPrssiieit H S YOUSG Castief r DIREOTORSr L 8 HILLS MOSES THATCSEB W W TUTER J T LITTLE JAMES SHARP D H PEERY GEORGE ROMNEY JOHN It DARns F W JENNINGS HENRY DINWOODEY J 0 CUTLER JOHN R VINDEB E R KLDREDGE A GENERAL BANKINGBUSINESS TRANSAG TED I Safe Deposit Vaults Absolutely Burglar and Firsproof Rents 3 to 25 pr year I CORRESPONDENTS YORK CITT AJnerlen Exchange National Bans and Kountre Broil CHICAGO Union National Bsuate ST Louis Mechanic Bank OMAHA First National Bank and Nebraska National Bank DENVER Colorado National Bank Sxx FKANCISCO Bank of California LONDON Melville Flckus Co I Children Cry for Pitchers Castorta Wbea Baby was sick ire gave her Castorift When she was a Child she cried for Castoria When sho became Miss she clUng to Caztoris Wsn she ha < Children che gave thorn Castoria Soda Springs water IDJLNIU Drink it it The best is good enough ROGERS CoINSURE Co-INSURE In tho Hartford Assets over 8000000 4 H J GRANT Co Agents Thats where they go for litho work printing blank books Where Kelly Cos 52 W Second South DELICIOUS COLD BEVERACJE3 The decoctions sold to to the thiaty and warm at tho Occidental are delicious puie tnd superior Firstclass wines liquors beers nice and cigars Family supplies a specialty AOTK MmipaT 4 Proprietors P T MYSTKOM Respectfully draws attention of the publle to his fine spring of 81 Wm Tarr whisky together with other fine goods ar > always on sale 42 East First South Onion for Coughs and Colds There is no remedy that acts more promptly on tho throat lungs and chest than Onion Syrup It loosens the phlegm enabling you to throw it off It relieves tho tightness and oppressive feeling in chest and all soreness of the lungs As a tonic and restorative it has no equal Dr Gunns Onion Syrup is medlcoted in a manner so as to be more effectual than the plain syrup and not havo any taste or odor of the onions making it very pleasant to take Sold at 500ts by Godbe Puts Drug Co Corner Main and First South 3 Dow Drop can goods are the best The best is good enough ROGERS Co Soda Springs water mANnA Drink it HUMANE SOCIETY W011K In all largo cities are branches of the Humane society founded by Berg A horse is discovered badly galled or is cut or injured at once a society member commands com-mands its rest and the immediate application applica-tion of Hallers Barb Wire Liniment which experience has shown is the best remedy made For sale by F C Gilds pharmacy Brooks arcade THE BURLINGTON ROUTE When going east select the popular routo the Burlington Two daily vestibule trains from Denver with dining and chair cars and Pullman sleepers attached for Chicago Peoria St Louis Kansas City St Joseph Atchison end all points east PRONOUNCED HOPELESS YET IAVJD From a letter written by Mrs Ada E Hurd of Groton S D we quote Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my Lungs cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption Jour doctors gave me up saying I could live but a short time 1 gave myself up to my Savior determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth I would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to gotDr Kings Now Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds 1 gave it a trial took in all eight bottles it has cured me and thank God Jam J-am now a well and hearty woman Trial bottles iree at A C Smith Cos Drug tore regular size 50c and 100 4 Soda Springs water IDA HA Drink It THE BE8EBET SATiHGlr BATe BA-Te attention or those desiring to open savings accounts is called to the Doseret Savings Bank which allows interest on de pctlts at the rate of 5 per cent per annum compounded ovorurty Money to loan on approved ap-proved real estate security Its officers areas are-as follows JAMES T Linxa President Mesas THATCBKR VlcoPreeident E A SKITH Cashier DIRECTOR6 Jso R WINDXK J R BARNS JAKES SHARP D H Putty MOIES TSATGHKR J T LlTTLB I I HSNRT DlKTTOODIT ELIAS A SMITH L S HIIXS W W RITER J O GOTLSB F W JSXHIH3 QSOUJI Rma Si TO PKOVO AND RETURN VIA UNION PACIFIC Tuesday Aug 9 the Union Pacific will sell round trip tickets to Provo for 1 Train will leave Salt Lake at 740 a m and returning will leave Provo about 8 p m ENIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Tho Official Route The Rio Grande Western Colorado Midland Mid-land and Burlington roads have been designated des-ignated as the lines which shall constitute the Official route from Utah to Kansas City during the session of the Supremo lodge and bionnial conclave of the Uniform rank of the Knights of Pythias in August next A through train of Pullman sleepers vestibuled throughout will leave Ogden at 5 oclock pm August 20 and will arrive In Kansas City on the afternoon of August 22 Dont miss this opportunity to take a most delightful trip across tho Rockies over the flowery plains ot Colorado past the grain fields of Nebraska and down the Big Muddy to the mouth of the Kaw via the Scenic Lino of the World the Pikes Peak Route and tha famous Burlington Route aa no lJaTns will be spared jomako the trip one long to be remembered re-membered with pleasure For full particulars enquire of any agent of the above named lines o AUTHORIZED CITY AGENTS FOB THE 1 S 1 Deposit Stamp System OF THE Utah Commercial Savings Bank 2221 E First South 10th Ward CeopCor 8th East a1d 4th South G F BrooksCor 1st South and GthEast FonlgerBros GS K St Eardley Sperry 635 South Main Mrs A ButterworthCor 8rd West and ard South Wm Stoneman M W 4th South 16th Ward Store 3W W 1st South Mrs C H11L SiS North 5th West H F Erans Ill South 5th West H J Shimming C37 K 1st West Frank Branting < 667 B 4th East SiddowoyBros 701 E 7th South Mrs a Home Car State and llth South Snur Sans 8M W 6th South JM Irvine 7i982ndEaot RH Irvine 459 3rd St John Ilv Kelson 818 E 2nd South Arthur Frewin 776 W North Temple A H Woodruff Liberty Part John F Coo Cor 2nd South and 3rd East Pobinton < fc King 847 West Templo JWHarris 210 C St John BrownCor N Tompletand 2nd West C P Held 877 6th St Richard Dnerdin Bountiful Centorvlllo Coop Centervllla Pacific Lumber Building CoSngarPostoffla James Ne1l5ou J Big Cottonwood George Saville Mill Creek J E JJobineon Fsralngton CfN DEPOSITS can bo make at the Bankorwlth C O1 any of Its agent and when tho amount reaches L03 the depositor will gefftve percent interact in-teract thereon compounded four times a year GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS PIRECTOBS F Armstrong P W Madeen T W Ellerbect BolitecBoberts Dr Joe S Richards Rich-ards Thos W Jennings O H Hardy M H Cummings Samuel llclntjra EAT QUAKER DAIS 4 I 4 iJ 141 WHAT YOU WANT Every body Is using Quaker Oats A good article is bound to become popular and have many imitators 9 1862 ESTABLISHED 1863 JOSEPH E TAYLOR PIONEER UNDERTAKER OFUTAH The Only Casket and Cofllu Manufacturer between the Missouri River and California yr ffl BUY HOMEMADE GOODS Everything in the Undertaking line kept in stock FACTORY AND WAREROOMS HO 253 EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET Telephone No 70 Office and Warerooms Sever Closed Wagons and Buggies Farm Freight and Ore Wagons Road Carts from 925 up Business Wagons from 50 up Top Baggies from 100 up 0 Catalogue Mailed Free Studebaker Bros Jfg < Co 33 and Z5 Main Street c II V1NSON Manager ZIONS SAVINGS BANK W WOODHUIW A Pt1TcT orii A MV Gao M airnsoa AND TRUST COMPANY President tiLM jiLu tJ I UJ1TLL LiLI J Hosl 3 and 5 East Temple cor South Temple Salt Lake City J Bill SAVINGS BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH CARE AND DISPATCH 5 Per Cent Interest Allowed Compounded Quarterly SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT DJtREOTORSI WILFORD WOODRUFF GEORGE Q CANNON JOSEPH F SMITH ANGUS M CANNON JAMES JACK HEBER J GRANT T G WEBBER He B SLAWSOIf GEORGE REYNOLDS LORENZO SNOW F M LYMAN ANTHON H LUND L G HARDY S The Oldest and Largest Savings Bank in Utah For the accommodation ot thoso Who receive their wages or salary too late to deposit de-posit in usual banking hours this bank will hereafter be open for deposits on Saturdays Satur-days until 8 oclock pm CAPITAL 250000 SURPLUS 40000 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF SALT LAKE CITY ORGANIZED OCTOBER 1890 IIITEREST PAID OH SAVINGS AHD TIME DEPOSITS DIRECTORS James H Bacon Prest H M Bacon VlcePreat FL Holland Casr W B Holland AsstCasr A M Grant M J Gray S M Jarvis J W Judd C F Loofbourow F W Ross Elijah Sells D G Tunnieliff CAPITAL 300000 SURPLUS 42800 Gcmeroial National Bank OF SALT LAKE CITY Cor Second South and Commercial Sts General Banking In All Its Branches Issues Certificates of Deposit payable on demand de-mand bearing Interest it left a specified time Sells Drafts and Bills of Exchange on all principal prin-cipal cities in the United States end Europe DIRECTORS Ceo U Downey Prest W P Noble V Prest Thoa Marshall 2d VP F H Auerbach John H Daly O J Salsibury Uoylan C Fox John WDonellan Casr B H SCHETTLER Banking and Brokerage 60 South East Temple Street I Real Estate Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold NOTARY ORK Established 1841 140 OFFICES THE OLDEST AND LARGEST RG DUNCO TIE MERCANTILE AGENCY GEO OSMOND General Manage Utah and Idaho Omces in Progress Building Salt Lake City THE CULLEN HOTELS HOTEL-S C EWINC Proprietor Opened October Sd9 1887 THE FINEST HOTEL IN THE WEST Rates 300 Per Day SPECIAL RATES TO TOURISTS HOTEL TEMPLETON Opposite Temple and Tabernacle Tto Only Strictly FirstClass Hotel i IN SALT LAKE CITY BIKINI HALL OH SIXTH FLOOR BIV1HQ A 8PLEHDID VIEW OF THE CiTY CtHSINB and SERVICE f unsurpassed west of Chicago ALONZO YOUNG Manager THE COITllTETAL J SALT LAKE CITY UTAH a A FirstClass American Hotel 0 250 AND 300 PER DAY I H BERDSLEY Prop THE MORGAN HOTEL 144 W FIRST SOUTH I Central Location FirstGlut fa All Its Appointments I RATES 5200 and 1260 per day Special rate to Theatrical and largo parties J Ji CLARK Frortste t HOTEL KNUTSFORDs Opened June 3 i8SU 250 ROOMS fts Mont Elegantly Equipped Hotel bee Cfeloftgo and the Paoiflo CusS Q S HOLMES PROPRIETOR THE WHITE HOUSE 5 Corner Main and Second South i RATES 5150 and woo per day Special rates to parties J K STEPHEN Proprietor HENRY WAGENER SALT LAKE CITY UTAH California I Brewery LAGER BEER WHOLE Att AND RETAIL 64 SD 24x < otafcta too t-oo d South St three doors eut ot CAPITAL FULLY PAID 40000000 SURPLUS 4500000 UNION NATIONAL BANK United States Depository Transacts a General Banking Business SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF J R WALKER PRESIDENT M H WALKER ViCEPnssiDSsnv M J CHEESMAN CASHIER L H FARNSWORTH ASST CASniZIU J R WALKER JR ASST CASHIER I ESTABLISHED 1875 ScCORNICK CO BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH A General Banking Business Transacted Collections Promptly made on All Points in tho West and Northwest Careful attention given to Consignments of Ores and Bullion Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on the Principal Cities or the United States and Europe PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS New YorkImporters and Traders National Bank Kountzo Brother Chicago Commercial National Bank San Francisco First National Bank OmahaOmaha National Bank St Louis National Bank of Commerce Kansas City National Bank of Kansas City First Natlonal Bank American National Bonk DenverDenver National Bank City National Bank PuebloFirst National Bank Portland OregonFirst National Bank LondonMartIns Bank Limited 68 Lombard street BANK OF COMMERCE OPERA HOUSE BLOCK SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Transacts a General Banking Business 5 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON VING8 DEPO XTS DIRECTORS BOYD PARK W W CniSHOLM President Vicepresident S F WALKER S H FIELDS JR Cashier Assist Cashies J D KEKDALI J B FARUW W H IUVJNE C L HANITAMAS E B CHITCBLOW E K RICH M 1C PAHSOSS UTAU = Commercial and Savings Bank SALT LAKE CITY Capital 200000 Surplus 530000 FIn per cent interest amid on Savings Deposits De-posits compounded four times a year Nickel Savings Stamps for sale at the bank or any of its agents agentsnIflErrG DIUECTGns Francis Armstrong P W Mndsea Dr Jos S Richards T W EUerbeck Bolivar Roberts Thos W Jennings Oscar Hardy Samuel Mcintyre w E Cummines Rational BanK of the Republic Capital 500000 0 PROGRESS BUILDIKB SALT LAKE CITY 5pei cent Interest Paid TimeDeposits DIKE OTO us FRANK KNOX L c KAKBIOC President VlcePrealdeM J A EARLS Cashier GEOBOB A Lows W E SMEDLEY j G SCTnEnnASD H L A CDLMKU G s HOLMES EMANUE HAhN 0 i General Banking Easiness Transacted WELLS FARGO GOS BANK Salt LaKe City Utah 0 Es1abUshec1 1tiU 9 Transacts a General Banking Business ° J E ODDLY CASHIER UTAH NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL AHP SURPLUS 220000 Transacts a General Banking Business SAFE DEPOSIT nom FOB RENT Joseph M Stoutt President 0 W Lynan Vice President P L Williams Second Vice President A D Jones Cashier SALT LAKE OlTY UTAH T B JONES S J LYNN T R Jones CO El 1 BANKERS 1 = 11 caJi Oitesr U1ith I J a RAILROAD ANNOUHGEMEHT3 UNION PACIFIC 0 SYSTEM The rIkDQ1lta Oar sTRAINS s-TRAINS ARRIVE I AND DEPART AT SALT LAX CITY DAILY AS FOLLOWS Effective July 10 1893 ARRIVE From all points east 300 s IB From Butte Portland and SanFran cisco 905 II m From Cache Valley and Park City 1050 > a m From all points east 1240 p Q From Ogden and Cache Valley points 7 10 p ta From EureUaFrisco and Intermediate points un i 10 OUata From Juab and Eureka 6tOp m From terminus and Tooela n 0 40 am DEPART For Ogden and all points East 800 a sa For Ogden and intermediate points 640 am For Butte Portland San Francisco and Cache Valley points IQ05 am For Cache Valley and Park City 30pm For Ogden San Francisco and all points East 630p m For Eureka Juab and FrI3coo 7 40am For EureUa and Intermediate pts 4ii5p m For Tooelo and Terminus 510 p inS I in-S Daily Sundays excepted i Does not run between Juab and MUford OB Sundays CITY TICKET OFFICE 201 MAIM STD ST-D E BURLEY Genl Agt PassgrDept S H H CLAnK E DICKINSON Pres and GsnI Mgr Asat Genl Mgr E L LOW AX G P dTAgt Rio Grande WESTERN RMLWAY 5 Western Stanclard Gauge CURRENT TIME TABLE j IN EFFECT HAY W 1893 = = = LEAVE SALT LAKE No 2For Provo Grand Joaollon and aU points east u 8 9 a No 4For Provo Grand Jcnation Kid all points east OSSpra No eFor lrovo Payson Eureka and Silver City m 4C8pTa No 6For Bingham Waatch and Ssopete uu 0 Ma t = No 3 For Ogden and thewsst 11 63 pm No IFor Ogden and tho nest 11 I5a m No 5 For Ogden and tho west 4 50 p m = ARRIVES SALT LAKE = S = No 1Frcrn Provo GrandJunction and the cast C5aro No 3From Provo Grand Junction anfl tho east 1143pm No 7FromProeoPayson Eureka and Silver cttyo 10 2 > am No GFrom Bingham Waaatch and Sanpeto 445pm N6 6From Ogden and the west 900a nj No 2From Ogden and the west 760 m No 4From Ogden and tho Treat 0 15p m PULlUAirS PALACE SLEEPERS ON ALL TBROimil TRAINS 0 ICO OHAM GES 0 SAFETY SPEED COMFORT 0 TICKET OFFICE 200 SOUTH MAIH STREET 0 Dr C DODO A EWELBT J H BESKXTT Gen Mgr Genl Supt G P T A ELECTRIC A I I ENJOY LIFE LIGHTED A L L WHO STEAM HEATED IJI4 P TROfID Y28TIBULED nUl TRAmS OT rue OHIOAGO MILWAUKEE ST pAUL RAXxV A Y If the only line running solid Vestibuled J Steam heated and Electriclighted Trains Dally between Chicago and Omaha composed com-posed ot Magnificent Sleeping Sleep-ing Cars and Tlw Finest Dining Cars in the World EVERYTHING FIRSTCLASS Any further Information will be cheerfully tarnished 07 ALEX MITCHELL Com Agt T 1 y POWELL Tray Agt Pnoarasa BDILDISCJ SALT LAZE I Crrr S SHORT LINE TO THE EASf THROUGH VESTIBULE SLEEPING AND QININQ CARS And Freo Reclining Chair Cats from utah Points to Chicago and the Eut VIA UNION PACIFIC AND a 4 N W RAILWAYS For tickets sleeping car reservations and sQ information apply to fuw 1ig W L STANNARD Genl At H HMEAR2 Tray Fgt and Pass Art Salt Lake City W A THRALL ooni POS and l1cke ASJ Chicago THE HERALD IIFREE To every person who will send us Five paid tip subscribers to Tux Saui WaxsiT HBKALD for one year at 800 each equal to 1500 we will sang that paper TXXB with a premium rs Nip Each nubacrlkw will also n Mira a prawlum rtMlpt A tata avail Ia < < thwKlTes of thIs ftfar Wffl Ml ae |