| Show TOT MONEY IN THl PURSE The State Bank of Utah has a paid up capital of 500000 I also has a savings department which receives deposits in any sum from one dollar upwards and pays five per cent per annum interest compounded tour times a year Its banking house is at No G Main street The fool and his money are easily rtd but the wise man puts his spare cash in the State Bank THE MOUNTAIN STONE CO Solicit order for their handsome self bedded stone flagging footings dimension and rubble Office 70 Culmer block V T H COUGH CORDIAL CURS IL GRIPPE Sold at all druggists c1 J I nR BUKllOWd 18 MAIN STREET IMPORTEr OK FRENCh MILLINERY Shows the largest stock of ladies and childrens trimmed hats and bonnets New shapes and trimmings received few days every J HARRY UBROWNEHXPEHT ACCOUNTANT 239 Main street Instructions in bookkeep ing Day or evening Actual practice only YOUR DENTIST DI TOLHURST Moved to 26 W Second South street west of Walker Bros store DR BURROWS EYE EAR NOSE Throat and Lungs Commercial block rooms 51 and 54 Spectacles fitted Have with drawn from firm of Freeman Burrows Solo agents for the Miller silk and Derby I hats none liner BROWS TERRI WOODRUFF Co Hatters and Furnishers 142 Main street REMOVAL NOTICE Chapman Tripp dentists have re moved from the Progress building to the re apartments formerly occupied by them in the Opera House block i I FLOWER SEEDSTHE ONLY RELIABLE At Readings under Utah National bank i WILLARD VEIHE Having returned from Berlin is pre pared to receive pupils v The Salt Lake Yale Loan ana Trust I company now OCCUDV offices in thn nmv Hooper block They have money to loan in i any amount pn city property Cal and see a them if you want a loan GEORGE R McCLURE CO MachIne shop 76 Centre street street t SILVER BRO IRON W0 K i No 149 West North Temple 1k TAKE A PO YIn Y-In the old reliable North America of Philadelphia Assets over 8000000 H J GRANT Co Agents J F GRANT Manager HAMPTON JONES Real estate and loans Office 240 ad Constl Ofce 20 V UU M ution building Try Angel Bro Lumber yard No 6S First East streeft lotejUQue No438 o FELL THREE STORIES Horrible I Fate of a Threea Year old Boy H WAS LOOKING AFTER PAPA His Mother Sees tho Danger to Her Boy but Is J Powerless to Prevent ItA Sad Affair A peculiarly shocking accident occurred at the Roberts block near Spencer Claw sons store on Broadway yesterday morning morn-ing which resulted in the death of Chester Clark a threeyearold child Mr and Mrs Frank Clark came here from Colorado eight months ago and have been rooming on the third floor of the Roberts block for some time Yesterday morning Mr Clark who is the steward at the Saddle Rock restaurant left for his place of business and tho little one followed him out into the hal and then returned into the parlor whore Mrs Clark was engaged en-gaged in housework A window facing on Broadway was up and the child commenced com-menced playing with his toys by it The sill of the window is but a few inches above the floor and Mrs Clark saw her child lean out of i She realized the danger fully and tried to move towerd the window but was so overcome with fear that she could not stir and stood watching the boy as ho crept further and further over the sill and then suddenly lost his balance and fell headlong onto the stone pavement be low Mrs Clark gave a shriek and fell senseless to the floor but she soon recovered re-covered and rushing down stairs found the lifeless body of her child in the arms of a stranger Dr McAcbran was soon on the scene but there was nothing for him to do Coroner Harris was notified but on leaning lean-ing tho facts concluded that an inquest was unnecessary The unfortunate parents par-ents are overwhelmed with grief and they will have the sympathy of all in their terri ble bereavement Call on Barratt Bros for furniture HENRY DINWOODEY FURN CO OUR i1II Baby Carriages L ARE THE i aa BEST ON EARTH Jsl I I WE HAVE i An Immense Variety i I i 1t cg1 I We offer them at the Lowest Possible Prices As tve must reduce our Immense stock I DR A 11i1DT1 JJ11LLLJ t 11 Trnrnrn T 11 TTPfl1fl I A roast of beef was stored T away 1 CARPETS ERIS PETS fAR CARPETS r 4 rvrinTliicl U jjj l t I uaftrc i a Within the icechest one warm day DBAPEJOES Three weeks from then I took it out And twas so fresh youd almost doubt iIn riTe l pT1TTT1O I I told the truth although amost I swore nERIS bought it just three weeks before Goblin 1QlrnIlfo Body weks before Window Draperies Carpets Door Draperies uaiiiuio Real Brussels Curtains Axmmster Brussels Irish Point Curtains HE Florentine Rennaissance Curtains Curtains Moqneta 4 Threply Alaska China Silk Draperies arpes l Refrigerator Florentine Silk Draperies Tapestry Extra snper Turkish Satin Draperies Brocatelle By actual test used ele Draperies actua only 1217ths a 50inch Silk Plush Draperies much ice as its best Chenille Velours Draperies Etc Etc EtcH Rugs Mats Linoleum competitor Etc-H DIWOODEY FIM CO H DINIOODEY FORN COH DINIOODEY FURN CO HARRY n BROWN COMBJNATIONCHECK SYSTEM Q ACCOUNTS Consists of a book of original entry which shows a daily balance of the actual business busi-ness transacted without reference to the ledger or ledgers By adopting this system sys-tem a firm has all the advantage of a trial balance day instead of every having to wait for 0 balance sheet taken from the ledger at the end of the month I saves time labor and locates an error without checking the ledger It is endorsed by every experienced bookkeeper who has examined into its irierits Tie system may be seen in actual practice at my office HAKUT R BROWNE P Expert accountant 239 Main street 810000 worth of new and secondhand furniture fur-niture cook stoves boots and shoes goods of all kinds must be sold A good business and lease for sale I itt West First South Underwear and hoiserv Special attention atten-tion is called to our lime for the spring and summer seasons BlOWN TUTIUV WOODRUFF Co Hatters and Furnishers 14iJ Main street Dr Tibblts Oculist and Anrist Removed to Scots Auerbach bgUrs FreemanTibbits EYE AND EAR Dr Ira Lyons 42 West Third South PROTECTION The American of Philadelphia will take care of you youH J GRANT Co Agents J F GKANT Manager THE GUARANTY RATINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of MINNEAPOLIS AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 550000000 Operating under rigid laws and state supervision su-pervision Safest and most profitable form of Investment Salt Lake city office 143 Main street upstairs C L HANNASIAX Agent WAR I WAR I WAR II I Enowlden Co Having moved into the Commercial Block Second South street are prepared with a large list of Bargains in Real Estate t And are determined to do their share of business by listing only properties that will bear a margin Houses Lots Acre age Business Farms etc etc Call and get prices before purchasing KNOWLDEN CO Real Estate Loans p Rooms 41 and 4 Commercial Block SEfiflHD SflUTltSIBEEI SeW cee doC rn t D PRICESC aiflBaking lea LPowder Used i Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard r F E WARREN MERCANTILE CO Are now In their Spacious and Elegant NEW QUA R T E R SOld S-Old Tribune Building 78 W Second South PIANOS and ORGANS Highest Quality Largest Variety Lowest Prices Cash or Time Payments at Bargains Desirable information cheerfully furnished thoso who whocontempltobuyInga a new buyIngn or secondhand Piano or Oran Correspondence promptlv attended to Visitor ahvays welcome Polite and attcnde t Isiors Polte competent salesmen ONE PRICE TO ALL CMckering Fisclier Me Everett Decker Smith story AL Ctort Organs ii Yo i T at A Fine Buggy I j4r A Road Cart A Spring Wagon A Delivery Wagon A BuggyHarness GO TO I CONSOLIDATED IMPLEMENT COMPANYS I S1ate Road METEOROLOHVL LOGL RECORD SALT LAKE CIY Utah April 15 ISM Signal senIce TJe r 0 or a a Obser 0 a e Eo vaton p gg g 6 a m 23 r 61 SE It Cloudy 6 p m 252 4S 69 N 12 Pty Cloudy Maximum temperature r > 40 Minimum temperature 450 Mean temperature 5 fop 13 years 53 de ficiency 2 yeard 5 Deficiency of temperature since January 1 list 42t3 1S91Daflciency Deficiency of temperature since April 1 1891 51 Apri inches Rainfall 000 Inches mean dally 1 years 003 Deficiency 003 inches Excess of rainfall since January J 1331 Oifl inches 1 inches Deficiency of rainfall since April J 1331 041 P H FlTZMACKICE Observer Signal Corps For watches clocks jewelry optical Roods andVictor bicycles call at J S Jon sen 22 E First South AN ELKCTJUC NOVELTY An artistic novelty In the shape of an I electric clock has been placed in front of L Hollanders jewelry establishment on Main street and is at present the subject much favorable criticism and comment from the passing public Having a finely fin ished glass dial and being lighted from within by a huge incandescent electric light time at night will be as easily ascer tained as would ordinarily bo the case beneath be-neath the glaring rays of a noonday sun The time is accurate Regulate your watches and habit thereby and when you need anything in tho silverware or jewelry line call on the enterprising gentleman who owns the electric chronometer A SWINDLING CANVASSER The Curtis Publishing company of Philadelphia adelphia Pa publishers of the Ladies Home Journal have recently been much annoyed an-noyed by a man who fraudulently claim ing to be one of their agents has been col lecting money in his vicinity representing that the name would be forwarded for subscriptions sub-scriptions sub This man who travels under the name of Shafer is an impostor as the funds col lected have in no case been received by the publishers Quite a number of persons have been victimized and the Curtis Publishing com would be glad to do pany anything in their power to secure the arrest and conviction of this man WANTED All the bricklayers and masons in the country t stay away from Salt Lake Take no notice of fictitious advertisements advertsement by people whose motives have carried them boyond all bounds of truth and justice We have hundred of idle mechanics of all trades who would be glad to leave Sat al Lake R GIVZJJS Corresponding Secretary Bergen Lang tailors 393 West Tern 1 pIe Suits made to order Fit guaranteed I I NEGLiGEE SHIRTS The most exquisite In exIstence at 1411 MaIn street BROW TERRY VOODRUF CO Hatters and Furnishers Furnihers i 12 MaIn street TT I L I WE LEAD I C w I j GIVE AwAr I f 1A I 1000 PIAt r I I WE SELL A SCHOOL SHOE I I f 6sto1O I I I AT COST lONE DOLLAR I I J F I F I I One Dollar I J I J AT COST I I I I s to 10J I I I 50 Cents Less I I I THA ELSEWR 1 I L < I I S 2 R LYRGH J 100 LxDJxz J I |
