Show Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment cures blind bleeding itching and protruding pro-truding piles Allays inflammation soothes inflamed surfaces and reduces swelling No waiting for results Relief Re-lief comes at once and a cure promptly follows Recommended by physicians because it is so safe so sure and is the only radical cure without operations It contains the active principle of the buckeye the newly discovered specific for piles and is not an experiment but a medical certainty Price 50 cents in bottles 75 cents in tubes for handy application ap-plication Can be sent by mail Sold by Z C M I Drug Department O OJ U S Baking Powder is the Favorite Favor-ite because it is cheap and good Price 5 oz can lOc 8 oz can at 15c 16 oz can at 25c o s > e Bamberger sells coal right The Liver Keeps People Well p WhenHhe Llverisf5tlugaIsh all other organs are involved You suffer from Constipation Biliousness l Jaundice Headache Indigestion Pain in Back Chills and Loss 6f Energy You will never lim n how promptly these troubles trou-bles in be curbed until you use Herb ine It cures quickly when other remedies reme-dies utterly fail Regulates the Liver Purifies the Blood Herbine a Harmless = Harm-less Vegetable Remedy that gives new life and energy almost from the first dose Price 50 cents Free Trial Bottle at Z C M I Drug Department O < gl C If you want an exhllirating beverage bever-age buy the M M Tea Hewlett Bros Co sole agents The Bossier fcHasslacler MiealCo 0 L CYANIC I J 1 FEHOSIDE I I OF SODIUM I I C HENI STS And all other i l r MinIng Chemical t c 100 Willam St > I Trade Mark NEW LORE rE t r THE TETRO MINING COMPANY OF Tlntic NoticeThere are delinquent UIl the following described stock on account of assessment levied on the 3rd day of + + December ISIS the several amounts sot opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows No of Cer Asses tiflcate Name Shares im it 16 W R Wallace 500 iJIo < > 37 C aicaiurphy 250 20 SS James W Searles 1000 Nno 97 Wm M Well 100 1 9S Wm M Well 100 110 105 Chas Goodman 100 100 109 Frank G Stephens 200 2 00 151 J H Hughes f 250 2 o 152 J H Hughes t 250 20 2SSI ai Easton 2500 2T 00 290 I M EastonISooo ISu no 323 C H OBrien 4404 44 04 326 John Pogue 100 1 + 0 + 347 W L Nicol 1000 l + > o 355 H A Conklin 100 Li J 324 Margaret Worlds 100 1 HJ + 3S5 A J Sweinyard 1000 ID M 393 AV R Wallace 1400 14 r J 350 W L Nicol 500 t 409 J G Miller 100 1 v < 414 N R Christopher 1000 1IIO j 429 N R Christopher 1000 1Io > 442 Vm H Tibbals 1000 lHlJi 445 J E Parrish 500 5 > 454 F E Parrish 500 s 0 > 455 W A Needham 1090 III 4G Geo W Reed jr 1000 1 = + + l 188 L Galloway 50 s1 141 Annie Woodman 500 50 I 142 Annie Woodman oO > 5 t 144 Annie Woodman f + GQ 0 J 149 Chas Woodman 590 5 o 150 Chas Woodman 360 oj And in accordance with the law in1 order of the board of directors mon ion i-on the 3rd day of December 1S9S sornurv shares of each parcel of said stock may be necessary will be sold at trq office of the company No GTT McCorn < < i block Salt Lake City Utah on the 4 i day of February 1S99 at 2 oclock pm i > pay delinquent assessment together Wit L cost of advertising and expense of sal ERNEST WILLIAMS Secretary Tetro Mining Company of Tm tic Salt Lake City Utah Jan 10 1S90 NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT SNOW FLAKE MINING COilPANY Principal place of business at Salt Laki City Utah Location of mines Eurc i I City Utah Notice is hereby given that at I a meeting of the board of directors of tae I Snow Flake Mining company held Ja 10 1S99 an assessment of one 1 cent r r share being assessment No 11 was lee ion i-on the capital stock of the corporation ° sued and outstanding payable imm lately l-ately to William Hatfield treasurer i f the company at his ofllce Salt Lake Cm Utah Any stock upon which this i sessment may remain unpaid on Feb 1 1899 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless pa ment Is made before will be sold nx March 4 1S99 to pay the delinquent is sessment together with costs of ader tising and expenses of sale E B CR1TCHLOW Secretary 30G9 McCornick Block Salt Lake ls Utah Dated Jan 10 1SD9 y GREEN TRADING STAMPS V Hundreds of homes of Salt Lake and made received of Hutchinsons valuable and useful vicinity are being brighter through having one Sperry s e presents f > which can be obtained FREE r r VALUABLE USEFUL AND STANDARD ARTICLES r a < A few of which we enumerate below Cameras Rocking Chairs Clocks Highgrade Lamps Furniture Sterling Silverware Opera Glasses Paintings Musical Instruments Etchings Onyx Tables Jardiniers Sewing Sew-ing Machines Brass Art Goods Ladies and Gentlemens Bicycles Rogers Knives and Forks Bohemian Glass Chinaware Copenhagen China Tea Sets etc 1 WHICH ARE To BE EXCHANGED FOR GREEN TRADING STANIPS 1f f I We Wish Particularly to Emphasize the Fact that Goods Are Not Sold But Simply I Exchanged For Green Trading Stamps REMEMBER THIS I This store is a DISPLAY NOT A SALESROOM therefore no salesmen are employed nor values placed on the articles shown The extensive and valuable lines of goods carried are simply on exhibition for the public to select from All you have r to do is to ask for TRADING STAMPS from the merchants who display signs reading WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS They are all provided with these GREEN STAMPS and are anxious to increase their business by giving them to you You are entitled to one stamp for every 10cent purch ase you make The Salt Lake Trading Stamp Company is NOW SUPPLYING EVERY FAMILY FREE WITH BOOK GIVING YOU INSTRUCTIONS SO PLAIN AND SIMPLE THAT A CHILD CAN UNDERSTAND I THEM If you have not received one ask for a free book at 279 Main street Salt Lake City Every resident in SaltLake City and Suburbs should get one at once When one of these books is filled with Green Trading Stamps as per instruction and presented to j our store 279 Main Street WE WILL DELIVER ZN EXCHANGE FOR THIS BOOK OF GREEN STAMPS ABSOLUTELY FREE TO VOUWHATEVER ARTICLE YOU SELECT I Suppose for instance you buy at one of the stores which give these green trading stamps goods to the value of 300 you are entitled to 30 trading stamps these you put in your book and when enough are obtained to fill the book you bring itto our store and we will give you the article you select We dont sellwe only take green trading stampsand be sure and see that you get them whenever you buy at one of the stores which gives them away READ THIS CAREFULLYFor and in consideration of the fact that any person has collected green trading stamps and has filled one of the official trading stamp books furnished by this agency with these green trading stamps from anyone any-one merchant for whom we act solely as agents or from any number of these merchants and upon the surrender into our agency at 279 Main Street of this book or books we will deliver to the party who has surrendered the filled green trading stamp book any article from the stock displayed at the show room 279 South Main Street I We Have Established a Permanent Bus ness in Salt Lake ART GOODS AND ARTISTS MATERIALS CHINA GLASSWARE AND DRY GOODS GROCERIES GROCERIES MEAT MARKETS MERCHANT TAILORS MA-TERIALS CROCKERY L A COHN 222 and 224 Main M J HARDIN 373 and 375 West HILLEN EMOREY 277 East Fifth CAPITAL MEAT MARKET 220 S K JORGENSON 47 South West 1 1 C R SAVAGE 12 and 14 Main St CALLAWAY HOOCK FRANCIS NEW YORK CASH STORE 173 South Temple Street South Street I Main Street Temple Street BAKERIES 156158 South Main Street Main Street HEMSLEY EMSLEY Eleventh JOHN LARSON 109 East First UTAH MEAT MARKET 76 West R K THOMAS DRY GOODS CO 48 South and Eleventh East South Street I First South Street D BAKERY AND CAFE CIGARS AND TOBACCOS MILLINERY THE STAR oW = no JOHN TAYLOR 619 Fourth South South Main and 50 Main Street RIGBY BROS 422 and 424 SouthWest MALLOY THOMAS 371 West 239 IOWA CIGAR STORE 48 West Sec Street WOMANS COOPERATIVE STORE BAKERY 672 Ninth ENGRAVING West Temple Street South Temple Street STATEBAKERY UTAE STATE ond South Street WILLIAM DUNKERY 259 East 53 West First South Street East JV HANES 19 East Third South Sixth CURTIS FAMILY MARKET 674 UNION CIGAR FACTORY 241 Main GEORGE S BELL 120 Main Street South Street M E RODEHAVER 129 East Third BAZARS BARTON State State Street CLOTHING ELECTRIC SUPPLIES HOGAN corner PHOTOGRAPHERS BAZAR 227 Main South Street GOLDEN RULE and Second South STANDARD MEAT MARKET 50 BREWERY E M FRIEDMAN CO 145 Main SALT LAKE ELECTRIC SUPPLY I ELEVENTH WARD COOPERA BELLEVUE GROCERY CO corner East Second South Street C R SAVAGE 12 and 14 Main St Street CO 15 West First South Street TIVE 702 East First South St J W SHIPLSR Ninth R East and Tenth South Hooper buildin Y WAGENERS BREWING Sts HEMSLEY EMSLEY Eleventh building v HENRY CO BARTON CO 4547 Main Street FISH I S E WARBURTON 701 and 703 O W GZLKERSON 102 West First South and Eleventh East i J L MATSEN 212J State Street OREILLEYS ONE PRICE STORE East Seventh South Street SUP CAL FISH POULTRY CO 70 North Street n AND BICYCLE RIGBY BROS 422 and 424 South BICYCLES 210 Main Street W F SALISBURY 279 East Third PLIES West First South South Street HARNESS AND SADDLERY West Temple Street PIANOS AND ORGANS t LEAGUE REPAIR SHOP 325 SouthWest CONFECTIONERS FURNITURE I FREEZE MERCANTILE CO 69 and SALT LAKE SADDLERY CO 17 MILLER MEAT GROCERY CO DAYNES COALTER 74 Main St South-West Temple A C SPEARS 78 West First South W W RIVES SON 238 State St 71 Main Street West Second South 100 T StreetS YOUNG BROS 28 Main i Street YOUNG BROTHERS 38 Main St Street FLOUR FEED AND PRODUCE STAR GROCERY 201 South State St THE CHESHIRE CO 112 East Street-Sec StreetS C WARBURTON 701703 East t J A MEREDITH 12 West Third CURIO STORE SEARS JEREMY CO 58 West PALACE GROCERY CO159 West S-ond South Street Seventh South Street SEWING MACHINES South Street SAULTS FREE MUSEUM 24 Main First South Street South Temple Street JEWELERS J G MORRISON 470472 South BOOKS AND STATIONERY DRUGGISTS FLORISTS UTAH BUTTER HOUSE 68 West ALEX I WYATT 172 Main Street First West Street YOUNG BROS 38 Main Street 12 and 14 Main St First South Street BARTON HOGAN State and Sec SAVAGE cA V C R RICHARD E EVANS 36 Main St X1ITTTINGFACTORY FACTORY CO GODBEPITTS DRUG 101 Main BARROW BROS 43 West Second GODEE7PITTS SOUTHEASTERN NURSERY MILLER MEAT GROCERY CO ond South Streets RUBBER STAMPS Street 100 T Street J E SHERLOCK 25 West First JOHN TAYLOR 619 Fourth South i Street I South LORIN U KING corner State and FLORAL CO 752 East Eighth FRED G WELLES 679 South State South Street Street SALT LAKE STAMP CO 61 West SHOES RUBBERS ETC South Street StreetLUMBER Second South Street BOOTS 1 First South Streets Street LUMBER HAWKES BROS 63 East Third THE DAVIS SHOE CO 222224 I PALACE DRUG STORE 280 Main GROCERIES G H HATHAWAY 505 East Third GEORGE F FELT CO Eighth South Street South Main Street MCOYS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY CAPITAL GROCERY CO 220 Main South Street South and State Streets EighthRTTTRN EMOREY 277 East Fifth TEAS COFFEE AND SPICES NEWMAiirNOTT SHOE CO 57 I PHAR-MACY 502 East Third South ELI PRICE 254 Main Street G H LUNDQUEST 576 Fifth St MORRISON MERRILL CO Third South Street SALT LAKE COFFEE AND SPICE = Main Street WALLACE BROS 102 West South FRED C LYNGBERG 38 East First J G MORRISON 470 and 472 South West between First and Second LOUIS BOWERS 472 South First MILLS 12 and 14 East Third South I A WESCHER 217 State Street I Temple Street I South Street I First West St North West Street Street 0 SAL T LAKE TRADING STAMP COe ygi1JT t eJ I IL i g3 SPERRY HUTCHINSON Proprietors t t 5 f V 2f9 MAIN STREET 7 i J H W LOWNSBERRY Manager ru J bi x l > c o La < |