Show Three little maids from school are we Free from pains of all description But once we were sick as sick could be Cured by the Favorite Prescription It is a certain panacea For all the ills of womanhood Try a bottle with good cheer We know that it will do you good Dr R V Pierce Dear Sir My daughter had been sick all her life and the older she grew the worse she was until she was the picture of death the physicians could not do her any good I heard of your Favorite Prescription Pre-scription for women and I gave her three bottles and now she is a perfectly per-fectly healthy girl Have recommended recom-mended it to a great many sufferers from female complaints and it has cured them I think it is the greatest medicine in the world and 1 have never found anything to compare with it MRS M J LOYD Wesson Copiah Co Miss Health and happiness are relative conditions at any rate there can belittle be-little happiness without health To give the body its full measure of strength and energy the blood should be kept pure and vigorous by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla GARFIELD BEACII TRUSS On and after May 31 trains between Salt Lake and Garfield will run as follows fol-lows Leave Arrive Leave Arrive Salt Lake Garfield Garfield Salt Lake 745 am S55 am 1220 pm 100 pm 1000 am 1040 am 240pm 400 pm 200 pm 240 pm 410 pm 450 pm 500 pm 540 pm 800 pm 840 pm Daily except Sunday Olsons orchestra in attendance every I ev-ery afternoon and evening Depot corner cor-ner First South and Fourth West I streets Fare for round trip 50 cents City ticket office 201 Main street D E BURLEY General Agent Passenger Dept TEACHERS EXAMINATION The examination of teachers for the public schools of Salt Lake county will be held in the university building beginning at 9 a m Tuesday June 18 1895 D R ALLEN Chairman Board of Examiners I BucMens Arnna salv r The Best Salve 3n the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Fe-ver Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains I Chil-blains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay I required It is guaranteed to give perfect per-fect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents per box For sale by Z C M L drug department I I BETTER FOR FALL AXD WINTER We churn to granules and wash with clear water also brine the butter which is intended for holding or for the fair Having previously prepared a tub by scalding to remove any woody flavor salt to the depth of two inches Is placed in the bottom then covered with parchment parch-ment butter paper or cloth the butter granules are carefully placed in the tub and strong brine is poured over them Care must be taken that the butter is continually con-tinually under the brine which may contain con-tain a little saltpeter When the butter Is wanted for use or market removo from the tub and wash in pure water Then shurn in sweet skimmllk which is Ice cold so the outter will not gather until the butter has acquired a new flavor Wash with water at C2 deg F but dont over wash salt work and pack as usual With proper care May and tune butter may be thus kept four to eight months and ours has taken first premium So says L J Child in N J Farmer t Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair DR IIC1t BAllNfi POWOID MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Latest Novelties In serge suits and duck suits just received I re-ceived in all the newest shapes at F AUERBACH BRO I I I TWO PRIZES The Encyclopedia Britannica = Britan-nica and Picturesque America Time Extended to June 30 to Give Everybody a Chance to Compete Com-pete The Herald will give away a ten volume edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica bound In half morocco on the following terms To the boy or girl attending either of the grade schools of the city school system being under sixteen years of age who will write for The Herald the best essay on the FREE COINAGE OF SILVER not exceeding 2500 words in length and submit the same to tha manager on or before June 30 1895 The Herald will also present to the boy or girl competing for the above prizes under the conditions named who may write the second best essay i I a well bound and excellently printed copy of Picturesque America I Contestants will sign a fictitious name to the essay andseal In a separate sep-arate envelope their real name with the fictitious name used A competent committee will be chosen to decide and The Herald will I print the two prize essays wIlll Q 1INP 0 l 00 t1ZJ W G Skinner is one of the best known men in Wakefield Mass He is a war veteran and everybodys friend He says I had rheumatism and was in poor health long time Indications pointed towards the accumulation of impurities in the blood and germs of disease I was constipated and had no appetite 1 evidently evi-dently needed a good blood purifier and dlcided to take Hoods Sarsaparilla It made a change all through my system rave me an appetite and worked effectively effec-tively on my blood I am now perfectly well my blood has been put in good order thanks to Hoods W G SKINXSB Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently in the Public Eye Today TT 1 rs 1 1 easy to buy ejy to talc I Hoods Pills euy in eJtect 25 cent lOUD poi n i f Primary Sco A SPECIALTY ondaryorTor fl J jiary ULd O 1oiOJf pemanently ured In 15t035 days You can treated at I i borne forsamo price under eamofniaran lY If you prefer to como here re will contract con-tract to pay railroad areand hotel bl1md nochllJflelfwe fall to cure If you have taken mercury mer-cury iodide potash and etlll liare aches and painsMucousVatches In mouth Sore Throat Iimplcs Copper Colored Spots Ulcers ont any on-t of the body flair or Eyebrows fallinsr out it Is this Secondary llLOOD POISON we guarantee to cure Wo solicit tho most obstinate obsti-nate cases and challenge the world for a I caso we cannot cure This dheaso bus always j bs ftotltl fI U llof the most ewiDentphysl i clans iOOOOO camtnJ bt > h nd our unvonnt I tionalRUnranty I lSol ute Vroof sent sealed oc application Adflrs < OOlt REMEDY CO < W7 aiasonic TeimUe CHICAGO ILL = II I I II I I Sparkle and vim Full of good healtli Full of everything good I 1117 I i j I I N v Every bottle of this great effervescent J J temperance beverage is ai sparkling bubbling fountain of health a source of pleasure plea-sure the means of making you feel better and do better You make it yourself right at home Get the genuine 5 gallon cost bat 13 centi THE Oils L 1HEES CO PhlbJelphb iIr1i Ne V exVioe TAKE if li t W W BY ill Evening Train Leaving Salt Lake Citv 740 pm Connecting Daily with Burlington Route Tram No 2 at Denver for Omaha Knit Baa City St Louis and Chicago Through Pullman Sleepers Free Be cllning Chair Cars Dining Cars A la Carte Secure tickets at R Q W By Office 15 West Second South Street I A BENTON Ticket Agent Rio Grande Western Railway E F NESLEN W F McMILLAN Tray Pass Act General Anent Room 11 over No 10 West Second South Street Salt Lake City Utah THB llOnVBr Rio liidilUB B DTT nj THE SCJiTIC JIiI F THE WORLD The only line ruuning two Through Fast Trains dally to Leadville Aspen Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver EFFECTIVE APRIL2994 JTrain No 2 leaves Ogden 700 a m Salt Lake 805 a m arrives at Pueblo GUO a m Colorado Springs 713 a m Denver Den-ver lOW a m Cripple Creek 950 a m Train No 4 leaves Oglen fi33 p m Salt N7 404 J arit f C Lake 740 p m arrives at Pueblo 521 p m Colorado Springs 653 p m Denver Den-ver 525 p m Connection made at Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver with all lines east Elegant day coaches chair cars and Pull nmn sleeper on all trains Take the D Z R G and have a comfortablE trip and enjoy the finest scenery on the continent Shortest line to Cripple Creek Colorados great gold camp A S HUGHES Traffic Mgr Denver ColS CoL-S K HOOPER G P TA Denver CoL B F NEVINS General Agent H M CUSHING T P A SALT 1AKB CITY James H Bacon IreaiLzn IL W Bacon VicePresident F L Holland Cihlcr W B Holland Assistant Cashier 1 ItlJ State Bank OF UrAHIl Capital Fully Paid 500000 Surplus 50000 Cor Main and South Temple Streets SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SEBEB J GRANT President wit B PRESTON VicePreaJdent HEBER M WELLS Caahler 1IR1CTO SHe I Hebsr J Grant Isaac Barton William B Preston Charles S Burton Tostph F Smith Philo T Farnsworth I Abraham H Cannon Heber M Wells Spencer Clawson GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Accounts SolIcltPi Large and SmalL Special attention to Country Trade Collections a specialty Correspondence I hvted 8 Rift FmiSm I Jfsiti Thatcher Vk4lpri S E Young CWMIr J U S 1Dew itQ Smm IIESIIT D mm m Salt Lake City Dtfe CAPITAL 55000 2 SURPLUS 5500000 Safety 1fiJoIt aozee for Sent B Ii Schettler Banking and Brokerage I 22 South East Temple St III II I Real Estate Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold Notary Work Capital flOvOW Surplus 40000 THE DESERET SAVINGS BANK Salt Lake City Utah DIRECTORS James T Little President Moses Thatcher VicePresident Elms A Smith Cashier Henry Dinwoodey ieorge itomney James Sharp ST W Riter John R Barnes John R Winder Joan C Cutler D H Peery Frank W Jennings E3 R Eldredge Five per cent Interest paid on savings deposits compounded semiannually Accounts Ac-counts solloUfd from Jl upward T o R Jones AND COMPANY BANKERS GALT LAKE CITY UTAH WELLS FARGO AHD BANK coS SaltLake City Utah Established 1852 Transacts General Banking Business J E DOOLY Cashier ESTABLISHED 1S73 FlcCornick COB Co-B o KERS SALT LAKK citY UTAH I General Banking Business Transected II I I Collections promptly made on all poiBta i in the West and Northwest Careful attention at-tention given to Consignments of Ores cud Bullion Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on the Principal Cities of Uw United States and Europe I PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS I New York Importers and Traders National Na-tional Bank National Bank of North America at New York Chicago Commercial National Bank San Franclfcco First National Bank Omaha Omaha National Bank St Louis National Bank of Commerce Denver Denver National Bank I Pueblo First National Bank Portland Oregon First National Bank London Martins Bj k Limited 6 Lombard street WALKER vv BROTHERS BANKERS Ketafcllshed 1859 Successes t THE 113N NATIONAL LAKE CITY BANK Q F SAL A Geaeral BBU asiE H Trass II Captlal 30COOO Surplus JCOtXfc Commercial National Balk II O Bait Lake City corner of Second South and Commercial Streets I i Q tteral Banking DIRECTORS In All Its Brandwa I I g M Downey Pest W P Noble V Prea I r ilarshall 2d V P O J Salisbury John J Daly P H Auerbach Auerbac I Moylan C For J W Donnellan Newell Bema Donnela BotelKllBOFdfc t l I II I I NEW250 ROOMS UNEXCELLED IN AJTT PONT i The most elegantly equipped hotel between be-tween Chicago and the Pacific coast Capacity Ca-pacity three tIe tl at of any other hotel G HOLMES Prop j J Bank of Salt Lake General banking business transacted Pays t per cent interest em tfaM and savings deposits Safe deposit boxes for rent I Es blh u icu 150 Office The Oldest and Largest I I Ro Q DUN CO9 I TH MERCANTILE AGENCY GEORGE OSMOND General Manager Utah and Idaho 1 Offices Precrjas BuUdfnff Sal LaIrs City = s r > t Union PEICtIIG G M1 SYSIEM I I I v THE THROUGH I o SPICTO 1lP CAR LINE I TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART AT SALT LAKE CITY DAILY AS FOLLOWS Effective June Uth IbDl ARRIVE ARIVE From all points 3dOam RomBan east a I From Butte Portland fm Portand San Fran osCO and Ogden 30anu Ogen m From J nDOInts ana g dPOlts east Park City Ogden 420pm Sg pn Prom San Francisco ley FrcJso Cache Val nt Ogden and intermediate 1 potats 13prr FSl F atr Juab Provo San 2 From Pete and r Eureka 510 p m Terminus and Tooele 400pm I For Ogden Cache DEPART Valley Park r Cche Valey For City Ogden and all Points east 700 a I and intermediate nnir Interediate points ioam I I For San F i d 7FranclscQ Ogden and m er I For terinedlate points 1 1 p m or Ogden > an eastern points Butte Portland and San Fran CISCO c 5pm Ifor Eureka Prove Sanppte I I > Valley T NPhJ Juab and Fri Cr 7 4 a tn 2For Tooele and terminus 7 A > a m S 1 Tins south of Juab run daily except Runs day except Sunday CITY TICKET OFFICE 20 MAIN ST Through Pullman Palace Sleepers Latest Improved Tourist Sleepers Free Re dining Chair Cars Elegant Day Coaches Telephone NoD Elegnt No-D E BURIYBY Genl Agt Passenger Dept S H H CLARK OLIVER W MINK E ELLERY ANnERSON I JOHN W DOANF FREDERIC R COTTPERT Receivers B L LOMAX G P T Agt I E DICKINSON Gen Manager I 7GRANDC Rio Granda i I WFsrEn I Rxtw V stBrn Scenic Line Standard Gauge j Current Time Table IN EFFECT MARCH 31 1895 I LEA SALT LAKE CIT No 2iO Bingham jerovo I Grand Junction and all points I I east 3G6at I No tFor Provo Grand Junction D I and all points east 740 p a No 5For ugden and intermediate I I intermed-iate points 530pm I No 6For 1 Pleasant Manti Salina and all intermediate I points 230pra No 8For Eureka Payson Provo Pro-vo and all intermediate points 50 p r I No 3For Ogden and the west 11 43 p m No IFor Ogden and the wet 130 p m ARRIVES SALT LAKE CITY t No 1 From Provo Grand Junction Junc-tion and the east 120pm I No S From Provo Grand Junction I I Junc-tion and the east U 5pm I No 5 From Provo Bingham I Salina Manti Eureka and all I I Intermediate l points 525pm I No 6 > From Ogden and Intermed I I late points 040m I No 7 From Eureka and Payson 955 n No S From Ogden and the west 7 55 a m No 4 From Ogden and the vrvst 7 3i > p 13 Only line running throush Pullman Palace sleeping cars Salt Lake city to Sam Francisco Salt Lake city to Denver via Grand Junction and Salt Lake city vg Kansas points City and Chicago VA Colorado Through transit or family sleepers without change to Kansas City Chicago and Boston I Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake to I Denver I Ticket OfFice 15 W Second South 3 I D C Dodge S H Babcock i General MCT Traffic Mgr F A Wadleigh General Passenger Agent We Insure You = A safe pleasant and comfortable Jour rey on one of the finest veatlbuled trains m America The limited trains on the Erie between Chicago and New York are without a peer and are Free of an extra charge Dont forget Its the Erie leaving Dearborp station Chicago City ticket office 24Z Clark street Going east or west you are on a tram For One Night and I lay and have all thE comforts of home Santa Fe Route Rio Grande Western Ro J > tMlJ ilidnad Atchison Topeka Santa Fe UJ 1 Pullman Slecpers from Ogden Sal Lake Denver and Colorado Springs iii TO Chicago and Kansas Cit > Leave Ogden or Salt Lake City on the I evening train in order to sec toe most bpautiuil scenery in America Train leaves Rio Grande Western depot Salt Lake City at 740 p inC Le in-C C CARPENTER < A ent Pasenger Dept 0 West Second South street I N ATIONAL BANK of the RBPUBUft t Frank jveox President George A Lwe VicePresldent i JBd W Duncan VIcPresidet E n celtal paid an 5QflOOO Banking LaW Kfl branches transact n E Bung draTra o tie principal U f Europe da st paid prncp 4 ii J j |