Show Do not wear impermeable and tight fitting hats that constrict the blood vessels ves-sels of the scalp Use Halls JEairRe newer occasionally and you will not be bald Grand balloon ascension at Garfield beach Saturday next at 515 po m by Professor Leonard Heres Your Chance BATES VIA THE BIO QEANDB WESTERN Denver one way first class 116 00 Denver round trip flrat class 28 00 g ta gg Omaha one tray first class So 00 Omaha round trip first class 45 00 Kansas City one way first class 25 00 Kansas City round trip first class 45 00 St Louis one way first class iU 30 COSt CO-St Louis round trip first class 49 60 Chicago ono waV first class 32 00 Chicago round trip first class > t 150 Subject to change without notice Ticket office No 15 West SecondSouth street University of Utah Fall term begins September 18 1893 For catalogue and other information address ad-dress D R Allen Salt Lake city Utah JOSEPH RUDY of Columbia Pa suffered from birth with scrofula humor till he TV as perfectly per-fectly cured by Hoods Sarsaparllla 50 Hallards Snow Liniment This wonderful Liniment is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Lakes to the gulf It is the most penetrating pene-trating Liniment in the world It will curerheumatism neuralgia cuts sorains bruises wounds old sores burns sciatica scia-tica sore throat sore chest and all inflammation in-flammation after all others have failed It will cure barbed wire cuts and heal all wounds where proud flesh has set in It is equally efficient for animals Try it and you vill not be without it Price 50 cents Sold by Z C M I Drug Dept 3 St Louis Is in It Exceedingly cheap rates to St > s Louis are now in effect The Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific railways are running a daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from Salt Lake city Cheyenne and Denver to St Louis without change Pullman Dining Cars Denver to Kansas City A Unanimous Verdict Everything taken into consideration it is unanimously agreed that the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern is the popular line Salt Lake to Chicago only 48 hours To tho Worlds Fair Save time and avoid the crowd in the city by buying tickets over the Great Rock Island Route and stop off at Englewood En-glewood near the Worlds fair gate Electric line from the Rock Island depot directly to the gate Time ten minutes FareHve cents You can check your baggage to Englewood and avoid trouble and save expense as Englewood isin the reat suburban hotel district near the fair and you can have your baggage bag-gage sent to your quarters at once Remember the Chicago Rock Island Pacific isthe Worlds fair line for reasons given above JOHN SEBASTIAN General Ticket and Passenger Agent Garfield Bench Trains EffectivoJuly 19 and until further no tice trains between Salt Lake and Gar field beach will run as follows Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Salt Lake Garfield Garfitld SaltXake 745am 855am 1215 pm 1255 p m 1015 am 1055 sin 240 p m 400 pm 203 j > m JJ40pm 3OJpm 3 40 pm 300 pm 340 pm 430 pm 010 pm 430 pm IOpm 610 pm C5Cpm 530 pm 610 pm 800 pm 8 < 0pm 710 pm 753 pm 1000 pm 1640 pm Run only Monday Wedaeday and Friday Bathing boating dancing Oiaena orchestra in attendance every afternoon md evening < Fare for round trip only 50 cents y D E BURLEY Passenger Agent Deportment I o o n 11 I < I 1f tS ltiJTi lOOT 1 tEI CLFORACscrr WILL NOT CUR Anagreeablo Laxative andNERYE TONIC Sold by Druggists or sent by mail Sac SOC and SLOO per package Samples free iF A V ft i The Favorite 2COSE POWDER M r for the Teeth andBreath 25c Rational Bank of the Republic Capital 500000 0 PROGRESS BUILDIK6 SALT LAKE CITY 6pa cent Interest Paid OB TimeDeposlfe DIRE CTO KS FRAJIK KNOX L C KABRICK President VicePresident J A EARLS Cashier GEORGE A LOWE W E SMED ET J G SUTHERLAND H L A Ouuizn G S HOLMES EJIANUEL KAHN A General Banking > siaessTrausaote4 B H 8CEE1TLE Bankin and BrOXBraB I 60 South East Temple St E ESTATE STOCKS AKD BONDS DDUGHTA D SOLD NOTARY WORK UTAH G mn18rGia1 and Savius Ba k SALT IAKK CITY 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