Show It is a great mistake to suppose that a simple tonic gives strength it only stimulates the stomach to renewed action ac-tion To impart real strength the blood must be purified and enriched and this can only be done by such a standard stand-ard alterative as Ayers Sarsaparilla For Ocr Fifty Years Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething It soothes the child softens the gums allays al-lays all pain cures wind colic and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea Twen tyfive cents a bottle COST OF A CREAMERY Hoards Dairyman says it is not practicable practi-cable to start a creamery with less than the milk of about SOO cows guaranteed There is very considerable fixed expense in the way of outfit and labor which counts up about the same whether one does a small or a large business When steam is up there is but trifling difference in the cost of separating the cream from 3 000 pounds of milk or from 6OuO pounds And the same principle runs through all the work It does make a very material difference however whether the daily expenses ex-penses are apportioned to 1FO pounds of butter or to 300 pounds Whether the cheap feed and the extra price mentioned will suffice to overbalance these considerations considera-tions is a problem for each man to determine deter-mine for himself If everything was cut down to the lowest terms with no provision pro-vision for the enlarged capacity the outfit out-fit for such a creamery could probably he purchased from isc hands for about JlOOO which would be only 5300 to 5300 less than the cost of an outfit with more than double its capacity Awarded Highest HonorsWorlds Fair DR i CREAM p BAKING i I PODIIi MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of TarUr Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant I i I 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Rich I Red Biood Is tho Foundation of tho Wonderful Cures by I Hood I Sarsaparila That is Why the cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla are CUKES That is Why Hoods Sarsaparilla cures the severest cases of Scrofula Salt Rheum and other blood diseases That is Why it overcomes That Tired Feeling strengthens the nerves gives energy in place of exhaustion That is Why the testimonials for Hoods Sarsaparilla arc solid facts and will stand the closest investigation I That is Why the sales of Hoods Sarsaparilla have increased year after year while other preparations of less merit have come held a little temporary tem-porary favor and are heard of no more That is Why Hoods Sarsaparilla requires the largest Laboratory in the world That is Why Hoods Sarsapariila I Is the Only i I True Blood Purifier I Prominently in the public eye today Be I sure to get Hoods and only Hoods I r Pills the afterdinner pill Utll Hoods JL HIS family cathartic ac I WEAR THE BEST I If you want a Handsome Figure THE GlOVE FITTINC h IIr t t II ft iiit 1 11 f4tr > > f llffi A It ftftm fiitfA r CORSET Outrivals All Others in Perfection of Fit flANGDONBATCHELLEKSfl I GENUINE II HOMSOSGLOYFIT1INGJJ TRA YAR A Carload of I Baby Carl1iages Just received The largest and best assortment shown in Utah Ball bearings on onr carriage wheel a specialty Prices from 5125 and upwards up-wards CALL AND GET OUR PRICES 110113 G Furniture Co G ai AND 13 MAIN STREET NeV SerVioe TAKE R G W HY i Evening Train I Leaving Salt Lake Citv 740 pm j j Connecting Daily with I Burlington Route i I Train No2 at Denver for Omaha Kansas Kan-sas City St Loui and Chicago Through Pullmsa Sleepers Free Ee plining Chair Cars Dining Cars c la Darte Secure tickets at R G W By Office 15 West Second South Street i I I A BENTON I I Vlelcet Agent Rio Grande Western I i Ituilway i I I R F NESLEN W F McMILLAN 1 j Trav Pass Agt General Agent Room 11 over No 10 West Second I South Street Salt Lake City Utah I THE rHEDanV f Rio Granda RY THE SCIC LINE OF THE WORLD The only line running two Through Fust Trains daily to Leadville Aspen FiMjblo Colorado Springs and Denver EFFECTIVE APRI L 2994 Train No 2 leaves Ogden 700 a m Salt Lake 803 a m arrives at Pueblo 610 a m Colorado Springs 7lj a m Denver Den-ver 10bv > a m Cripple Creek 950 a m Tram No 4 leaves Ogten 635 > > p m Salt Lake 740 p m arrives at Pueblo f121 p m Colcrado Springs 63 pm Denver Den-ver 925 p m Connections made at Pueblo Colorado Gprings and Denver with all lines east Elegant day coaches chair cars and Pullman Pull-man sleepers on all trains Take the D 1 11 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 I00DEIl G P TA Denver CoL B F NEVINS General Agent H M GUSHING lJE A SALT LAKE CITY I Jaruea H iiuuuu Ireaitlout j Bank of Salt Lake H W Bacon VlceFresldeat I Gcaeral Ijiinkins business transacted 11 6aiuhler Pays 5 per cent Interest ea u F L Holland Oatabler I and savings deposits W B Holland Assistant Cashier SiiCe deposit boxes for rent I IState Bank I I I OF UTAH Capital Fully Paid 5500000 I I surplus SuOjOOO I Cor Main and South Temple Streets SALT LAKE CITI IJrAlL I HEBER 3 GRANT President I WM B PRESTON VictJPr ldent HEBER M WELLS Cashier I DIRECTORS Heber J Grant Isaac Barton William B Preston Charles S Burton Toseph F Smith Philo T Farnsworth Abraham H Cannon Heber M Wells Spencer Clawson GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS I Accounts Solicited Large and Small Special attention to Country Trade Collections a specialty Correspondences Correspondence-s S MILlS lrnUmt Uoita Thatchvr VePrMtJe1S ThatchvrH H 5 Young Cs4w J U S 1eJDit 1 IS1ll11 D NATIONAL BANK t61t Lake CRy Utah CAPITAL 5oo SURPLUS 5500009 Zafety 8sioslt Boxes for Sent I B H Schettler I Banking and Brokerage 22 South East Temple St Real Estate Stocks and Bonds BotgUt and Sold Notary Work Capital JIWOOO < Surplus WOOC THE DESERET SAVINGS BANK Salt Lake City Utah DIRECTORS James T Little President I Moses Thatcher VIcePresident Ellas A Smith Cashier I Henry Dinwoodey George Komney James Sharp W W Riter J I John R Barnes John R Winder John C Cutler D H Peery Frank W Jennings E R Eldredge I Five per cent Interest paid on savings I deposits compounded semiannually Accounts Ac-counts solicited from upward T R Jones AND COMPANY BAN KERS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH WELLS FARGO JND BANK cOS Salt Laic City Utah Established 1852 Tranac General Banking Buiinasa I i J B DOOLY Cashier i ESTABLISHED 1S73 flcCornlck Co BANKERS I SALT LAK CUT UTAH I General Banking Business Transacted Collections promptly made on all polnta ta the West and Northwest Careful attention at-tention given to Consignments of Ores and Bullion Exchange and Telegraphio Transfers on the Principal Cities of tin United States and Europe PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS New YorltImporters and Traders National Na-tional Bask National Bank of North America at New York Chicago Commercial National Bank San Francisco First National Bank Omaha Omaha National Bank ttJ ME Louis National Bank of Commerce DenverDenver National Bank Pueblo First National Bank Portland Oregon First National Bank LondonMartins B > nk Limited 63 Lombard strf X TALKER V v BROTHERS BACKERS Established 1859 Successors to iNTi LriJN NA720NL BANK ili SAL LAKE CITY A eaer1 nBSUS Bssisres Trait > I 5Ot Captlal OCOW Surplus t50CO Commercial National Bak Oi Salt Lake City corner of Second I South and Commercial Streets I Gaceral Banking in All Its Brandw DIRECTORS g M Downey PrestW P Noble V PNII S r Marshall > 2d V P OJ Salisbury John J Daly F H Auerbach Moylan C For J W DonnellAn Newell BeemaTJ Cashier a WI 11 Ct i NEW250 ROOMS I 11N CELLED IN ANY IOIHT The most elegantly equipped hotel between be-tween Chicago and the Pacific coast Capacity l I Ca-pacity three times tlat of any other hotel I i G S HOMIES Prop J ESAblhh hsL 150 Office The Oldest and Largest R G LDUNCO THE MERCANTILE AGENCY GEORGE OSMOND General Manager Utah and Idaho Offices 1 Frograsa Building Salt Lake City > 1 J I 1I I II Union Pacific I SYS1EM I 1LTHE j gTHE THROUGH 1 3 P1OT09I CAR LOB j n u TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART AT SALT ij LAKE CITY DAILY AS FOLLOWS I Effective June Hth 1S95 ARRIVE From all points east 310 art From Butte Portland San Francisco Fran-cisco and Ogden 90 a m From aU poInts eat Park City Frond Ogden ± Jrl apni From San Francisco Cache Val ley Ogden and Intermediate points 715 p m 1 From Milton Juab Provo Sap pete and Eureka 510 pm S From Terminus and Tooele A Mom DEPART For Ogden Cache Valley Park City and all points east 700 a in For Ogden end intermediate points 900 a iru For San Francisco Ogden and intermediate in-termediate points 2dOpni For Ogden all eastern points Butte Portland and San Francisco Fran-cisco 535 p m IFor Eureka Provo Sanpeto Valley Nephl Juab and Frisco 745 a m tFor Tooela and terminus 715 a m 1 Trains south of Juab run dally except Sundays Sunday-s Runs dally except Sunday CITY TICKET OFFICE 201 MAIN ST Through Pullman Palace Sleepers Latest Improved Tourist Sleepers Free Reclining Re-clining Chair Cars Elegant Day Coaches Telephone No 250 D B I3URLEY i Genl Art Passenger Dept UI 1 So H H CLARK fl 3 OLIVER W MINK fe E ELLERY ANDERSON AT i JOHN W DOANE FREDERIC R COUDSRT Receivers B L LOMAX G P k T Agt E DICKINSON Gen Maei Rio Granda p W Bstorn Scenic Line Standard Gauge Current Time Table I IN EFFECT MARCH 31 1895 LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY No 2For Bingham Provo Grand Junction and all points east 3G3 K No 4For Provo Grand Junction and all points east 110 p m No 5For Ogden and Intermediate Intermed-iate points 530pin No 6For ilt Pleasant Mantl Salina and all intermediate points 230 pxs No SFor Eureka Payson Provo Pro-vo and all Intermediate points 500 PIlI No 3For Ogden and the west 1145 p Ira No 1For Ogden and the west 130 p m ARRIVES SALT LAKE CITY No 1 From Provo Grand Junction Junc-tion and the east 10 PIS No 3 From Provo Grand Junction Junc-tion and the eastllfiS p a No 5 From Provo Bingham SaUna Mantl Eureka and all Intermediate points 525 p nI No 6 From Ogden and Intermediate Intermed-iate points 94 a tn No 7 From Eureka and Payson 955 am No 2 From Ogden and the west 755 a m No 4 From Ogden and the west 730 p sj Only line running through Pullman Palace sleeping cars Salt Lake city to Ban Francisco Salt Lake city to Denver fan Grand Junction and Salt Lake city to Kansas City and Chicago via Colorado points Through transit or family sleepers without change to Kansas City Chicago and Boston Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake t I Denver Ticket Office IB W Second Scnrtb Sft D C Dodge S H Babcock General Mgr Traffic Mgr F A Vadlelgrh General Passenger Agent We Insure You A safe pleasant and comfortable jour rey on one of the finest vestlbuled trains in America The limited trains on the Erie between Chicago and New York are without a peer and ara Pree of an extra charge Dont forget Its the Erie leaving Dearbora station Chicago City ticket office 242 Clark street Going east or west you are on a train For One Night ant a day and have all the comforts of home Santa Fe Route Rio Grande Western Colordao Midland Atchison Topeka 8 Santa Fe = = iUJSI uIlmanSIecp m Ogden Salt Lake SleCr rado Springs 06 = o t + Chicago and Kansas City Leave Ogden or Salt Lake City on the evening train in order to see the most bpautitul scenery in America Train leaves Rio Granue Ytstern depot Salt Lake City at 740 p m C C CAliPKNTER Agent Passenger Dept 50 West Second South street > oj VT ATIONAL BANK of the REPUBLJ N Frank KnoxPresIdent George A Lowe VicePresldent Ed W Duncan Cashier Capital paid In J5000QO Banking In Ok KB branches transacted Exchange draw I on the principal cities of Europe latan I st paid on time deposit |