Show For sick nervous and neuralgic headache Use the sure cureBromoSeltz r 16 Sheep I Sheep Wanted to buy Apply room 78 Walker Wal-ker houseKEEP house-KEEP YOUR EYE ON MARGATE I 53075 Chicago and Return S3323 St Louis and Return Via Union Pacific system Tickets on sale October 15 to 30 Returning good until November 181893 Last chance to see the Worlds fair Through sleeper without change from Salt I Lake city to Chicago For particulars and sleeping sleep-ing car reservation call at 201 South Main street D E Burley General Agent FOR SALE CHEAP A Fine old sweet tone violin Apply at once at this office I Told You So rates are now about 1 cent per mile to Chicago via the Union Pacific Oct 23 is Union Pacific day For full particulars par-ticulars see D E Burley general agent 201 South Main street Ballards Horehound ayrup We guarantee this to be the best cough syrup manufactured in the whole wide world This is saying a great deal hut it is true For consumption coughs colds sore throat sore chest pneumonia bronchitis asthma croup whooping cough and all diseases of the thaoat and ungs we positively guarantee Ballards Horehound Syrup to be without an equiJ lon l-on the whole face of the globe In support sup-port of this statement we refer to every individual whc lias ever used It sad to every druggist who has ever sold it Such evidence is indisputable Sold by Z C M I Drug department 4 TEEJH Progress continually overtakes the future fu-ture New discoveries are ever being maae J no impossime mings > ot one age become the servants of the next In no branch of modern science or art has such pi ogress been made as in dentistry By the old methods operations upon the teeth were a species of human butchery feared and dreaded by all Many were subjected to shocks while in the dental chair from which they nevar recovered The very sight of a dentist sign was sufficient suffi-cient to drive away oneeven though suffering with a terrible toothachea pain most fatal to inspiration One would endure this agony for weeks before submiting to the greater torture of the dentist Now all this is changed owing to the wonderful inventien of Dr Charles E Hales Method of Painless Dentistry Which was given to the profession something some-thing over a year ago and has already won world wide reputation For the use of this Method our successful suc-cessful dentist Dr Hector Griswold Secured the exclusive right for Salt Lake city and has operated the same with the greatest satisfaction No one should now dread the dentist for by the use of the Hale Method all operations upon the teeth are parformed without pain The most Sensitive Teeth can be filled without pain Teeth can be extracted ex-tracted without pain andyou do not have to take an anaesthetic It is done by local application which does not produce unconsciousness nor effect the patient unfavorably And it positively does not injure the teeth Hundreds of of people have received the benefit of this new treatment at Dr Griswolds hands and are universal in its praise They are delighted that they can so easily escape this dreaded torture The skeptical are urged to investigate this Method Do not delay your visit suffering in anticipationfor Dr Griswold Fills TECth Without Pain A WORD ABOUr BRIDGE VORK Without Plates This branch is far above ordinary mechanical dentistry and takes highest rank in dental art Tte eminent author Dr Evans says Successful practice of Crown and Bridge work depends upon a thorough mastery the underlying principles prin-ciples and exD3rtnesa in the processes involved in-volved governed by sound judgment and perfect candor Herein lies the success of DR Gius WOLD in this branch of dentistry To which he has given his time and attention for the past eight years He has received instructions from the most noted men in this specialty And the great number of cases he has handled in the city are indisputable In-disputable testimonials of his proficiency Dr Griswol Fills Teeth Wont Pain TESTIMONIALS DK GRISWOLD DKDEAR DEAR SlRThls is to certify that I have witnessed the operation of an ansEsthetla agent used by you for obtendinp sensitiveness in teeth while being prepared In the usual manner for filling Different persons presented themselves for treatment and the teeth operated upon were normal as to vitality and sensitiveness some of them possessing sensibility sensi-bility In a marked degreeyet the cavities were thoroughly excavated without pain to the patient No unpleasant effects were manifested mani-fested nor any shock to the nervous system even in the treatment of the most sensitive leGLU A luobuuu Luai abbctiub tlO easily ana safely relief from pain In filling teeth Is of extreme ex-treme significance and having observed Its action ac-tion in my own mouth I do not hesitate to cordially cor-dially commend it to the public Yours Respectfully Re-spectfully CHARLES B SYKES of Sykes Drug Co October 211693 DR GRISWOLD DEAR SIR Some several months ago you replaced by two bridges several teeth in my mouth which were sacrificed several years ago through the ignorance of my dentist at that time Your bridgework has proven the most perfect piece ot artificial dentistry I have ever seen This work today is so comfortable and natural that I could not tell them from my own teeth And the filling you did for me by the 4 Hale Method was free from pain Yours Very Truly W M JlcCoNAHAT Assistant Manager J r H Leyson Jewelry Co October 20 1893 Dr Hoctor Griswol DENTIST Over Union National Bank Building Entrance No 10 West Second South Street Salt Lake CiA Ci-A V 1 P li e onrallatmer1Thll TrlcrtluG o < 1I1toll BI tarta t flce a 4 g h D I SlcJshiUiir M Crt TopzSUd sewIrithlne iKordtau Orgies Flinu Qdrr Jill It Ctah Itrtwjrs Feed Mil ElovM kfttlct Boiio Hills Letter Freuu Jatk Sercm Truck JLaiilL KajCalltru tnet fcluub CoFr Booki TUet > Drill UoidFltwi < 5w 11011 CoffMSJllj tathn Bnden DumpCart crn Sliflljra Hud Carts Forges Senptrfcttlre Fu S FMBlnc Mills Wrlpfon ire Bait SttI ISlnla GrtJnDnmpu Ctow Ilan Boiler tool Ht BrMn I K7 Stork Elrraler Rtilret Hitrorm and Coaster SCALES Scad tjf Tret diatom aul OH > tow to aro lou1 Ill 19 arenas St CHIOA90 BCALL CO CJUtarc ZU C Qo U 1 I IIILIOAD ANNOUNCEMENTS BURLINGTON ROUTE TO THE Warlds Fair And ALL EASTERN POINTS ITo I-To Chicago and R turn 3675 To 81 Louis and Retnrn 3325 On sale daily until Oct 31 1893 and good until Nov 18th returning Secure your tickets and sleeping berths at I I RIO GRANDE VESTERN RY Office 15 West Second South street i 1 FI MCMILLAN General Agent Rio Grande WESTERN1 1RJJLWAY4 Western S1andard Gauge CURRENT TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JULY 30 1893 = = = LEAVE SALT LARE = = = = No 2For BIngham Wasatch Provo Grand Junction and all points east 805a m No 4For Provo Grand Junction and all points east 750pm No 6For Eureka and Sanpeta 400 pm No 8For Ogden and the wfl t 1159pm No IFor Ogden and the vest 1115am = = ARRIVES SALT LAKE = = No IFrom Eureka Provo Grand Junction and the east 1105am No 3Pram Prove Grand Junction and the east h 1150pm No 7FromProvoPayson Eureka Ian I-an Silver City 1009am No 5From W satcb Bingham and Sanpete u 540 pm No 2From Ogden and the west 755am No 4From Ogden and the west 740pm Only line running through Pullman palace sleeping cars Salt Lake to Sen Francisco Salt Lake to Denver via Grand Junction and Salt Lake to Kansas City and Chicago via Colorado points 0 TICKET OFFICE 15 W SCOUD SOUTH ST 0 D C DODGE A E WELBY J H BENmlT Gen Mgr Gen Supt GenPandT A I hillh11Oit Pacific SYSTEM Ijj TEE THROUGH qLw4l CAB LINE TRAIHS ARRIVE AHD DEPART AT SALT LAKE CITY DAILY AS FQLL3YS Effective Septembcr 11 1893 ARRIVE From all points east unh 300 a m From Butte Portland San Frau cisco Cache Valley and Ogden 1000am From all points east Park City and Ogden uu 1150 am From San Francisco Ogdcn and intermediate inter-mediate points u 73pai From Milford Jua Provo Sanpete Valley and Eureka i hUh 610pm From terminus and Tooelo u 400 p m DEPART For Ogden Intermediate points San Francisco Park City and all points East r 759 am For Ogden and intermediate points 400 p m For Ogdenlntermediate points and all points East 030p m For Ogden Butte Helena Portland Cache Valley and Ear Franci co 8 y m For Eureka Provo Sanpete Valley tJnf T i k Qon n u u u uuu VUUlU For Tooele and Terminus745 am Run cnly on Monday Wcdnssday and Friday Trains south of Juab runthree times a week only leaving Jnat Monday Wednesday and Friday and leave Frisco Tuesday Thursday and Saturday For time of Garfield Beach trains see special local advertisement 31TY TICKET OFFICE 201 MAIN STD ST-D E IURLEY Gscl Art Passgr Dept 2 i HCKINSON 2 L LOMAX Gen Manager G P T Agt L Colorado I r I Midiand n i RAILWAY Office of General Pssengr Agent Additional Cripple Creek Service 0 Commencing May 4 st the Colorado Midland Railway will put on and run daily thereafer additional suburban trains to accommodate Cripple Creek and Florissant business as follows WESTBOUND BASTBODND Lv Colorado Springs Lv Florissnt 1040 am 810 am Lr Divide 1110 am DlVldJ J Xi W nlP Arrive Divide 083 am Ar WoodlandPrk Arrive Florissant 1130 am 1008 Lv Woodland Park ll50sra I Ar Cob Spgs 100 p mAr m-Ar Pueblo 530 pm Ar Denver 600 pm Tifa arrangsBMat gives B convenient and ngiA mtvic ito asd out of Cripple Creels I 1 4 > M I DEU UErn NOTI TALTON GOLD MINING AND MILLING I DALTON princIpal place ot business Salt Lake city Utah NoticeThere are delinquent upon the following described stock on account or aSEessment No6 levied July 21th 1893 the f several sums set opposite the names of the re Jpectlve shareliolilexs as appears ot record in the seoretary omce IlB follows No of No oj certij share Amont Ames Annie M 739 3000 re250 814 500 375 103 10000 7500 Ames Wlllis M 853 5115 3836 II 852 5COO 3753 Alexander Hn 11 1000 753 3iO 1110 750 Ankrom ViolaBn 363 001 IS 75 507 2230 1672 I 6S 1250 537 I II 719 500 35 Bennett G Hnn 862 226 i 70 Bauman E 864 66 50 erthfN 111 i 00 nnigham Perry 383 835 390 575 2943 430 Carson D B 865 30 2 Christy H 50 126 95 705 70 s Campbell J W IH 500 375 De Ka1b J C 459 500 375 1 r64 5000 3150 Dixon Josephine 249 lCOO 750 Dixon Wm 16 2500 18 75 I 1 2ggg 19 g 4 218 2000 1500 0000 559 1000 750 I u 878 2510 1875 Dusenberry000A ill 1000 750 < 284 301 22a 229 200 150 s SIl MIO Green ThomaS 73 tOO 3 00 Green W H 71 400 3 CO tirifliths H T 811 2425 18 o Glazier C A 866 113 85 Gunter W T 462 5000 37 50 g 4 610 500 375 Gillespie Chits 5 766 4000 20 00 I Hoyt Emily 5 SZ3 2001 1500 Holland F Lu 159 500 375 James Davidu 311 ZOOO 1500 349 2000 1500 Jennings Jas E 428 1000 7 50 si 429 6000 3750 Jennings Walter 544 1000 7 50 4 00 545 1000 750 II I 516 1000 750 U II 51i 1001 800 1 U 548 2000 1200 I 549 5000 37M Jennings Jos A 641 10000 75 00 I u 642 5000 3750 U 643 1300 975 Jennings Isaacu 384 10000 75 00 11 385 10OCO 7500 uu S86 10000 75 00 1 I L 737 50 8750 1500 783 5COO 3750 James William 434 1000 7 50 James Dv 4e 630 4 83 4 537 1233 925 Knight George m 480 360 lJendall G A 420 100 75 LockwoodVm 804 1500 11 25 Lorsch Hy 880 500 3 75 Moon C J n 00 113 1000 7 50 I I 542 1003 750 Mills Harry L 250 60G 4 50 UnHn T = la An v A Margotts uD 595 JOOO 750 Morris Elias 722 6000 45 00 I Nimeriok N Gu 270 50 33 Nebeker W G 534 2COO 1500 Orr Geo 0 708 600 375 Parker Mrs E L 812 233 175 Parker Blanche 311 250 1 S3 PerryCE 278 JjO 33 Robinson Sarah 1 18 0003 22 50 Russell Thomas 861 71 54 Schneider C A 845 9 07 Sears Nathan 424 1000 750 472 1000 750 827 4COO 3000 Sparks Peter H 529 500 3 75 Scarf Fred W 834 500 375 Taylor Stanlay 125 1000 7 50 770 500 375 Thompson C B 82 500 375 263 210 Io II 59 500 37 Tlsdafe John N 759 5000 3750 Thomas J 553 200 153 Updegrafl Luella R 313 500 375 Wilbur CE 652 3rt 27 I 50 34 26 807 20 15 Wilbur MO 22 10000 75 00 4 299 2000 1500 I l 300 3000 2250 670 2COO 1875 Weeks C B 137 100 75 Weleel AC u 1 1000 7 Si tI 277 1400 1050 Westwood David 496 1ICO 825 uunH 502 185 138 I 7 576 100 75 II 62 735 550 I 55 n 88 250 188 White H C 353 5000 37 50 621 5000 3750 Sal 500 3 75 I U 6S6 5CO 375 1 707 500 375 4 nn 844 40 30 Wheatley K M 605 250 1 88 Watson M A 670 500 375 I 6S8 600 375 Walton Geo W 724 215 163 Wilkinson G 755 1000 750 And in accordance with law and the order of the board directors so many shares ot each parcel of stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction at the office of the company com-pany 111 the Hooper bulldintr S3 East First South street Salt Lake city Utah at 1 oclock I p m on Saturday Sept 30 1393 to pay such delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and the expenses of sale By order of the board of directors JOSEPH E CAINE Secretary SALT LAKE CITY Sept 14 I83 NOTiCE By order of the board of directors made this 29th day of September 1893 the date of sale of the above advertised stock was postponed to Oct 30 1893 JOSEPH E CAINE Secretary SALT LAKE CITY Sept 20 1893 We will Build Good Substantial Houses Alterations aad Repairs for Lower Prices than ever before Cottages from 400 upwards Cash or Monthly Payments Plans and Estimates Esti-mates Furnished Free to parties desir ing to build Address P O Box 691 Established 18tt 140 OFFICES THE OLDEST AND LARGEST R G DUN CO THE MERCANTILE AGENCY QEO OSMOND General Manager Utab sfi Idaho Offices In Progress Building Sail Lake C1t La Ma RUMSEY 11Ffl COSt CO-St Louis Mo Sanitary Supplies Plumbers Brass Goods Knllivay Foundry and Machinists Supplies Agricultural Implements BELTING HOsE AND PACKING W ar1di Fair Free I 7 person sending their address tot to-t SkeT of the undersigned agents of THE CHICAGO MILWAUKEE ST PAUL RAILWAY RAIL-WAY Will be scat FREE charge a picture 14x20 inches In size of the Worlds Fair buildings a map of the United Itates map of Chicago and other valuable valu-Able informatioa I JOHN H ICEENE Commercial Agent i JOHN H ALLEN I Tr v ling Freight and Passenger i Agent Boom 22 1Uorlan Block 15 i WB Second South street Salt Lake lib Utah Mention this paper I L American 1 National Bank OF SALT LAKE CITY CAPITAL J250CCO SURPLUS 850000 ORGANIZED OCTOBER 18SO Interest Paid on Savings and Tim Deposits DIRECTORS James H Bacon Prest H M Bacon VlcePrest F L Holland Cashier W B Holland AsstCasr A M Grant M J Gray S M Jarvis J W Judd 0 F Loot bouroTT F W Hoss Elijah Sells D G Tua nicliff CA Davis WELLS FARGO COS BANK Salt Lake City Utah < > Estab1 shec1 1SC Transacts eo General Banking Business ° I E DOOLY CASHIER Rational Bank of the SepnWie Capitil EEIII0 500000 0 PROGRESS BUilDING SALT LAKE CITY 5paf cent Interest Paid TlmeDeposlls DIRECTORS FleE KNOX L 0 KARHICK President VlcePresidea J A EARI Cashier GEORGE A LOWE W B SMEDZEY J G SUTHEBLAHD H L A CDLMEB G S HOI U S EH AsroEL KAHN 0 i Geaeral Bauking1ness assiflteO L ESTABL SHED 1573 HeCORHICK SCO BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY t UTAH A General Bankin Business Transited Collections Promptly made on All Pointsain the West and Northwest Careful attention 2lven to Consignments of Ores and Bullion Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on the Principal Cities of the United States and Europe PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS Now York Importers and Traders National Bank Kountze Brothers ChicagoCommercial National Bank San FrancIscoFirst National Bank Omaha Orcaba National Bank St LouisNatIonal Bankof Commerce Kansas CityNational Bank of Kansas City First National Bank American National Bank DenverDenver National Bank City National Bank PuebloFirst National Bank Portland OregonFirst National Bank London IkTartins Bank Limited 68 Lombard Street I B H SCHETTLER Bankin and Brokara8J 60 South East Temple St SEAL ESTATE STOCKS AND BONOS BOUGHT AND SOLDI NOTARY VTORK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SU 3OO0 UNION NATIONAL BANK Successor to WALKER BROS Eaakera Established 1859 OKITOD STATES DEPOSITOR SAtfE DEPOSIT BOna FOX DNf l B Walker Pros M H Walker V Pica M J Cheesnan Cashier t B FaTBBWorth Assistant Cashier J E Walker Jr Assistant Ouhlet Capital 300000 Surplus 5O000 COmmERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OP SALT LAKE CITY Cor Sesonfl South and Commercial Sts General Banking in All Its Branches Issues Certificates of Deposits payable on demand de-mand bearIng interest if left a specified time So 1s Drafts and Bills of Exchange on all prin cip al cities in the United States and Europe DIRECTORS GeoM2owney Prest W P Noble VPreat ThosM8rshsll2dVP F H Auorbaon John J Daly O J Salisbury Moylan C Fox John W DonnelliS Edwin Kimball Cashier UTAH NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL AHD SURPLUS 222000 Transacts a deneralBaiiMDg Business SAFE DAPOSIT BOXES FOR BENT JOSEPH M STOUTT President ALEXANDER ROGERS VicePresident P L WILLIAMS Second VicePresident A B JONES Cashier = uTAH = = = GommBrcial and Savins Dank SALT LAKE CITY CaDital 200000 Muss 40000 Five per cent interest paid on Savinge Da posits compounded four times a year Nickel Sayings Stamps for sale at the torJr or any of its agent DIRECTORS Francis Armstrong P W Madsec Dr Joseph S Richards T W Ellerbeck jlalivar Roberts Thos W Jennings Osoar H Hardy Samuel McIntyre M E CunlmfpJ1 T R Jones Co j I BANKERS IJ SALT LAKE CITY UTAH COLUMBIA SOUVENIR COINS THB HERALI has received its ori aS Columbian Souvenir Coins fresh from the United Statesmint Subscribers desiring them can get them at THE HERALD counting count-ing rooms at One Dollareach The supply sup-ply is limited so pJeaso call early and yoi l Will not be disappointed I J The State Bank of Utah1 I I I Capital frully Paid 500000 I Surplus 50000 JinmR r COIUTER MAIN and SOUTH TEMPIiE BXRXIX3 Salt Lake City Utah I BElIEF J GRANT President WM B PRESTON VicePresident HEBER M WELLS Cashier DIRECTORS Joseph F Smith Chas S Burton 1Bc1 I Wm H Howe Nophl W Clayton Abraham H Cannon Frank Y Taylor Spencer Clawson Philo T Farnaworit I Elias Morris E M Weiler Henry A Woolley I GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Accounts Solicited Large and Small Special attention to country trade Collections a Specialty Correspondence Invited TE1SDELS A Aaill A Aliel in Full Siipp1e Ii au n Loest L t Price1 i Mens Overcoats from 250 Boys Suits from 250 youths Suits from 450 7 Mens Suits from 475 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