Show I Walter L Price CoG Co-G Main street vegetables fruits and poultry We make these three lines of goods a specialty Give us a trial An Easy Winner The solid vestibuled trains of the Chicago Chi-cago Union Pacific NorthWestern Line distance all competitors with ease It has the shortest line fastest time Union depots and no change or delay at the Missouri River and is the popular Worlds Fair route Boots shoes and slippers Latest sty leg lowest prices Dunford Shoe Co 14 East First South street Grand Republic Is the best nickel cigar made ThE Dcgerot Savings Bank The attention of those deisiring to open savings acconnts is called to the Deseret Savings bank which allows interest on deposits at the rate of 5 per cent per annum an-num compounded quarterly Money to loan on approved real estate security Its officers are as follows JAMES T LITTLE President MOSES TEATCHEE VicePresident E A SMITH Cashier DIRECTORS JITC EWTKDEB j E BAESES I JAJCES SHARP D H PERRY I MOSES THATCHER J T LITTLE I HKKET JDXNWOODEYELIAS A SMITH I L S HILLS W W EITER J C CUTLER F W JE1iNIN3S GEORGE SOMNEY For Colds Coughs Croup Influenza and Bronchitis use AYER S CHERRY PECTORAL the best of all anodyne expectorants Prompt to act Sure to Cure Coon J j Brandon Brand-on OF LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS AND qI I MARK SHIRTS CLUETT COON CO Chicago 431 Li h IB the Old Reliable Concentrated I Ar Con-centrated Lye for FAMILY ii k FAM-ILY SOAP MAKING Jli Ir Directions accompany each can for making Hard Soft Toilet Soap quickly It is full weight and strength Ask your grocer for SAPONIFIER and take no other Penna Salt Mlff Co Philadelphia Salt Lake Cycle l ftC c ft-C A Emise Mgr 1 272 STATE STREET Opposite Knutsford Hotel The largest cycle store between Denve and the Pacific Coast Territorial agent for GlBvBlaml Bicycles s CIEVELAND No4 Private lessons given In cycling Bicycle for rent Fine repair work done Call and ex amine our 1E93 line The finest stock of high grade wheels In the west See the Lady Cleveland No 272 State street opposite the Knutsford hotel GARDEN GRASS SEEDS and FLOWER KLEETKE CO TOW First South Send for price list I THE CULLEN HOTELS HOTEL-S O EWING Proprietor Opened October 31887 THE FINEST HOTEL IN THE WEST RATES 300 Per Day SPECIAL RATES TO TOURISTS White House The Best Hotel for the Pries and most Centrally Locatfdin the City Rates 150 IItI2OO Par Day O E PADLECH Proprietor 31 P GER3IO Manager THE MORGAN HOTEL 144 = W First South Central Location Firstclass In All Its Appointments RATES 8200 ana 250 per day Special rata to Theatrical and large parties MORGAN HOTEL COMPANY Props HOTEL KNUTSFORD j KNUTSFORDg 250 ROOMS The Most Elegantly Equipped Hotel Between Be-tween Chicago and the Pacific Coast G S HOLMES Propr BURLINGTON B ROUTE BEST LINE TO Denver Kansas City and St Louis TWO TRAINS DAILY Secure your tickets and sleeping car nc ommo < latlon9 at RIo Grande Western hallway office Main and Second South streets W F BlcMillan General Agent F 1 N < Ii L < 1M Ii5l111Iillllllli j khIji oI Deseret National Bank SALT LAKE CITY UTAH PAID 1r CAPITAL 50000000 SURPLUS 50000000 I 31 ILLS ML MOSES THATCHER YicfiML H 81 YQUM CasMer l DIRECTORS e L S HILLS MOSES THATCHER W W BITER J T LITTLE JAMES SHARP D H PEERY GEORGE ROMNEY JOHN R BARNES F W JENNINGS HENRY DINWOODEY J C CUTLER JOHN WINDER E R EfJDREDGE i > A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TPLMACTEB Safe Deposit Vaults Absolutely Burglar and FireProof Rents 3 to S25 5 per year CORRESPONDENTS YORK Crrr American Exchange National Bonk and Kountze Brothers CHICAGO Union National Bank Be Louis Mechanics Bank OMAHA First National Bank and Nebraska National Bank DENVER Colorado National Bank SAN FRANCISCO Bank of California LONDON Melville Fickus 8 Co r American National Bank OF SALT LAKE CITY Capita 250000 SflrjlGS 50000 Organize Motor 1890 INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS DIRECTORS James H Bacon Prest H M Bacon VlcePrest F L Holland Cashier W B Hblland AaatCasr A M Grant M J Gray S M Jarvis J W Judd O F Lool bourow F W Ross Elijah Sells D G Tunnlcllff T A Davis JCntaWianea inn iso OFFICES THE OLDEST AND LARGEST R G DUN GOB THE MERCANTILE AGENCY GEO OSMOND General Mana r Utah Bad Idaho Offices In Progress Buliainz Salt Lake City UL11 0 tu o DR LINDSAYS MEDICAL DISPENSARY 0 Permanently located at OMenra Block 035J Weal Second South St 0 Llndtay Phrslclan Surgeon ana Lecturer formerly of Philadelphia Specialist on all diseases dis-eases ol Men and Women Dr Lindsays practice is based upon many years experience in European and American hospitals and he is well and favorably known as one of the most successful suc-cessful and reliable physicians in the west DR LINDSAY devotes his especial atten ion to the scientific treatment and cure of all CnnoNio NERVOUS and PRIVATE DisEASES DIS-EASES such net Nervous Debility Seminal Semi-nal Weakness Lost Manhood Night Emisqions Gonorrhoea Gleet Sperma torehoea Stricture Hydrocele varico cola Syphilis Rheumatism Kidney and Urinary diseases and all diseases of a private pri-vate or delicate nature RUPTURE PICKS EISTTTLA and RECTAL ULCERS CURED without pain or detention from business STRICTURE safely and radically radi-cally cured RHEUMATISM the result blood poisoning poison-ing stiff and swollen joints Neuralgia Catarrh Bronchitis Asthma Fits Para ysis Cancer Tumors Eruptions Salt Rheum Scrofula Tape Worm Dyspepsia Constipation and all diseases of the var ous organs of the body speedily and permanently per-manently cured at his dispensary Diseases Dis-eases of women n specialty Married persons or those entering that happy state aWare of physical weakness loss of procreative power impotency or other disqualifications can have speedy and permanent relief No matter what your complaint is or who has failed to cure you consult this skillful physician who Is able to effect a cure where others fail Charges moderate and within reach of all Patients living away from the city who cannot conveniently call may describe des-cribe their troubles by letter and have medicine sent to them FREE from observation obser-vation to any part of the country DR LINDSAY is a CoinyiDENTiAii and SAFE PHYSICIAN in whom all may confide is regularly graduated and legally qualified qualifi-ed to practice medicine is most widely and favorably known bold enough to advertise ad-vertise his skill to the world so that all persons consulting him may be assured of honorable treatment in all clines of ailments ail-ments the most delicate and difficult Offices OMEARA Block 63 > i West Second South Street SALT LAKE CITY L M RUMSEYMFGGO St Louis Mo Sanitary Supplies Plumbers Brass Goods hallway Foundry nml aiacliinlsts Snppllci Agricultural Implements BELTING HOSE AND PACKING k I < f iia1iA j ifAiiuu S GO nANK Salt Lake City Utah 0 E Ca1bUshed ISCSffl Transacts a General Banking Bualnesa ° J E nom CASHIER r = UTAH = Commercial and Savings Bank SALT LAKE CITY Capital 200000 Srplus 40000 Five per cent Interest uald on Savings Deposits De-posits compounded four times a year Nlokiil Savings Stamps for sale at tae bank or any of Its agents BISECTORS Fianols Armstrong P W Madeon Dr Jos S Richards T W Ellerbeok Bolivar Roberta Pups W Jennings Oscar H Hardy Samuel McIntyre M E CummIngs CAPITA AND SURPLUS S44500O UNION NATIONAL BANK Successor to WALKER BROS Bankers Established 1859 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT J B Walker Pres M H Walker V Pros II J Cheesman Cashier L H Farnsworth Assistant Cashier J R Walker Jr Assistant Cashier National Bank of tie Republic Capital 500000 0 PROGRESS BUILDING SALT LAKE CITY 6 per cent Interest Paid on TIme Deposits DIRECTORS FRANK KNOX L C KARRICK President Vicepresident J A EARLS Cashier GEORGE A LOWE W E SMEDLET J G SUTHERLAND H L A CUMER G S HOLIIES EMANDEI KAHN 0 I General Banking Business Transacted CAPITAL S30DOOD SURPLUS 42800 Commercial National l BanS 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 If left a specified time Sells Drafts and Bills of Exchange on all principal prin-cipal cities In the United States and Europe DIRECTORS Ceo M Downey Prest W P Noble V Prest Thos Marshall 2d VP F H Auerbnoh John B Daly O J Salsibury Uovlaa C For Jonn W Donellan Casr Edwin KimbalL I SALT LAKE CITY UTAH T B JONES S J LYNN I T R Jones Co BANKERS I BALT LAKE OITY UTAH UTAH NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL MID SURPLUS 222000 Transacts a General Batting Business SAKE PATOSIT BOXES FOR KENT JOSEPH M STOUTT President AIBXANDEH ROGERS VicePrcsfdent P lu WILLIAMS Second VicePresident A B JONES Cashier B H SCHETTLER Bankin and Brokerae 60 South East Temple St REAL ESTATE STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AHD SQLDI NOTARY WORK ESTABL SHED 1873 McCORNICK SCO BANKERS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH A General BanMpg Business Transacted Collections Promptly made on All Pointsaln the West and Northwest Careful attention given 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 Notional Bank ICountza Brothers Chicago Commercial National Bank San Francisco First National Bank Omnlia Omaha National Bank St Louis National Bank of Commerce Kansas CityNational Bank of Kansas City First National Bank American National Bank DenverDenver National Bank City National Bank Pueblo First National Bank Portland Oregon First National Bank LondonMartins Bank Limited C8 Lord Sliest I > n nn I I The State Bank of utah I n c Capital Fully Paid 500000 Surplus 50000 COBNEH MAIN and SOUTH TEMPLE STEBETS Salt Lake City Utah HEBER J GRANT President WM B PRESTON VicePresiden HEBER M WELLS Cashier DIRECTORS j Joseph P Smith Chas S Burton Wm H Rowe Nephl W Clayton Abraham H Cannon Frank Y Taylor Spencer Clawson Pluto T Farnsworth Bliss Morris E1oI Weilor i Henry A Woolley I GENERAL BfflJM BUSINESS Accounts Solicited Large and Small Special attention to country trade Collections a Specialty Correspondence Invited 8 r I J M CHPISTOPHEKSEIT President BOaT WILTS VicePresident Joint GABBOTT Secretary and Treasurer SALT LAKE NURSERY COMPANY INCORPORATED 1Ifr Now is the time to send in orders for SHADE FRUIT ANn ORNAMENTAL TREES SHRUBS AND ROSES OF ALL Ml P O Box 417 M CHRISTOPHERSEN Manager Nursery State St Half Block North of County Infirmary Take Rapid Transit Car uJ illiams floyt COS ROCKY MOUNTAIN Boys Youths Misses Childrens and Infants Sl10ES x Are Superior to all others ASK Z C M L FOR THSB Affiericali Biscuit Manu1acturill n COMPANY r Successors to Utah Cracker Factory I MANUFACTURERS FINECRACKERSnnd CAKES CREAM and SNOWFLAKE SODAS IN ONE TWO AND FIVE POUND BOXES HENRY WALLACE Mgr 442 S Second West St FRASER CHALMERS r INCORPORATED VVONH8 OHICAGO Salt Lake CUy Office 7 W Second South L C Trent M gpj MANUFACTURERS OF MINING MACHINERY Steam Engines Boilers CABLE AND ELECTRIC BAILOAD POWER PLANTS And AU Kind of Machinery for the Systematic Milling Smelting and Concentration of Gold SlIver Copper Lead and Tin Ores BLOWING EHC1NES COPPER CONVERTERS MID ELECTROLYTIC REFINING PLANTS SHAFTING AND PULLEYS MINING SUPPLIES Sectional Machinery MuleBack Transportation a Specialty GnNHRAii AOEKTB For Rand Drills Knowles Blake Pumps Root Blower LoCal Pelton Water Wheels Trenton Wire Rope and Tranmaya Lidgenrood Hoists Taylor Wire Cloth and Cboino Steal Works for Stamp Shosa and Dies and other Steel CUtings A GREAT LITERARY BARGAIN Coopers Famous Romances the American Forest IAn I-An Entirely New Edition of THE LEATHERSTOCKINU fALES j 9y JAMES FENiMORE COOPER The first and greatest of American novelists was James Fenimore Cooper His popularity Bays a writer in the Century Magazine was cosmopolitan He was almost as widely read In France in Germany ana In Italy as in Great Britain anu the United States Only one American boot has ever since attained the international success 01 these of CoopersUncle Toms Cabin and only one American author Foe has since gained a name at all commensurate with Coopers abroad The great author Is dead but his charming romances J f ro-mances still live to delight new generations of readers The wind of tile lakes and the prairies has not lost its balsam and the sal of the sea keeps Its savor says the same writer above quoted Beautiful indeed are Coopers stories of 4 the red tnaa awl l the pioneer full of incident intensely in-tensely Interesting abounding in adventure yet pnre elevating manly and entirely devoid of all the objectionable features of the modern Indian i story No reading could be more wholesome for young or old than Coopers famous novels s An entirely new edition of this Leaiherstockinc sales iffli has just been published in one large and hand t seine volume of over three hundred large quarto 5 pages containing all of these famous romances complete unOiangJ and unabridged viz TES DEBE3LAYSB PATHFINDER f i p 1s THE LAST OF THE MQEICA1IS 7 j ti TEE PIONEERS TilE 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