Show I MIKES AND STOCKS W E HUBBARD CO TEL 505 15 V V 2d So StD St-D I 48 and 50 Main 36inch Ladies Cloth all wool and all shades 25c yard worth 40c R K THOMAS DRY GOODS CO e Night Robes Ar > d Pajamas in fancy embroidered I patterns a correct article for gentle i mens Xmas present BROWN TERRY WOODRUFF CO 166 Main street c Heads Executed High class work MEHESY Furrier and Taxidermist I FOR RENT TENROOM brick house no car faro electric light hot and cold water bath etc Apply at Wells Brown Progress building A LITTLE SUFFERER Face Hands and Arms Covered With Scrofulous Humors How a Cure Was Effected When five years old my little boy had scrofula on his face hands and arms It was worst on his chin although the sores on his cheeks and hands were very bad It appeared in the form of red pimples which would fester break open and run and then scab over After disappearing they would break out again They caused intense itching and the little sufferer had to be watched continually to keep him from scratching the sores We became greatly alarmed at his condition My wifes mother had had scrofula and the only medicine which had helpd her was Hoods Sarsaparilla We decided to give it to our boy and we noted an improvement improve-ment in his case very soon After giving him four bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla the humor had all been driven out of his blood and it has never since returned WILLIAM BARTZ 416 South Williams St I South Bend Indiana You can buy Hoods Sarsaparilla of all druggists Be sure to get only Hoods u J > TTiltl cnroLlverHiseasytotake Hoods PlIlS easy to operate 25 cents < < G < 4 > 4 > NOW READY ccLuRrs I I FOR DECEMBER Containing the Second Installment of i ChsA0DaidsW i i I j L Reminiscences Ii I I The opening chapters were published in i t McClures Magazine for November and have aroused the greatest interest The first edition ti edi-tion of 300000 copies was sold out immediately i immedi-ately The first edition of the December McCIures will be 335000 copies i 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Tooele and Garfield Brach 400 pm DEPART I For ChIcago Omaha Denver kansas City St Louis Ogden S and Park JSrfLfl ffl 7ooam 1 Far San Francisco yf Ogden Cache Valley and Intermediato For Points Ogden Denver Kansas i CItY 800aia j Omaha St Louis Chicago and i intermediate points 625i > xnl pm For Ogden Butte Helena POrt land and Sasi Francisco 845pm F Fi pm For Eureka Mereur opr v Nepbl Sanpeto aVIley 1S0n For Provo N epni ftlilfora I Frisco and Intermediate pornts 600 lMn Mixed train for Garfield Beach I looele and Terminus 745 umJ Sunday Trains south to Juab run daily except Daily except Sunday CITY TICKET OFFICE Under Mason1 cr Hal No 200 Vest Second South street Telephone No 250 Railroad and Steamship Tickets on eaI to all parts of the world Pullman Palace Car ticket office Gen S W TrI EaGLES Mgr Gen PatH BURLEY Tlckt kg L W Pat-H BANCROFT Vice Pres ami Oen Mgr GRE LT Current Time Table IN EFFECT ITOVEIffBER 3 1897 LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY No 2For Provo Grand Junc lion and all points east 930 ora l No 4For Provo Gracci JunctIon I Junc-tIon and all points east 740 PZQJ No GFor Bingham Lohi Provo Mt Pleasant ManU Richfield Rich-field Belknap all Intermediate points 800 amr No 8For Eureka Payson Provo and all intermedIate points u 500 pn No 3For Ogden and West 910 pm No IFor Ogden and West1230 pm ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY No 1 From Bingham Provo Grand Junction and tho East 1220 pm NO3From Provo Grand I Junction and East 905 pm No 5 From Provo Bingham Eureka Belknap RIchfield MantI and all intermediate points 525pm No 2 From Ogden and the West 920 am No 4 From Ogden and tne West 730 pm No es7 From Eureka Payson Provo and all intermediate i I I points 1000 am I Only line running through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars from Salt Lake City to San Francisco and Portland Salt Lake City to Denver via Grand Junction and Salt Lake City to Kansas City antI Chicago via Colorado points Through tourist or family sleepers without with-out change to Kansas City Chicago and Boston Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake City to Denver I Ticket Office No 103 West Second Souta Street Postomce Corner I D C DODGE S H BABCOCK Vice Pres Gen Mgr Traffic Mgr P A WADLEIGH Gen Pass Agent m 6m THE H PEOPLES I Il FAVORlTJl Os lcafl Trains leave dfO arrive Salt Lake Cit as follows On Effect March 15 1S87 Leave The Overland Limited for Cnicago St Paul St Louis Omaha Kansas City Denver and Park City 1008 The Fast Mall for Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City and Denver 6 p Arrive Limited from The Overland Lmited J Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City Denver and Park Kasas City 35WP The Fast Mail from Chicago Te Paul St Louis Omaha j Kansas City and Denver 33 ia J K Ciy 33m City Ticket Office 20 Main street J Cty see u Only one nlfftit on the road to Omaha I two nights to Chicago and St Loutai1 Other lines one night additional The Union Pacific 1 the Only Lao tnrougi to the above points wuthout ohangoj of c t and the only line operating Buffet Buf-fet Smoking and Library Cars and PuIU 1 man Dining Cars with nand 1 hour quickest time to Missouri River and CnW respectively cago rCSPgUMf CLAY General Agent Ill = RfPUBll Frank KnoxPresident George A LoweVicePresIdent Ed W DuncanCashier E GatesAssistant Cashier CAPITAL PAID IN3OOOOO SURPLUS S 23600 Banking in all its branches transacted l Exchange drawn o the principal crttea oa Ecnne Interest paid on time deposits f Ci t m CO BANKERS SALT LAK3 T TJTAHi ESTABLISHED 1 Transact a General Banking Business Hotel Knutsford New and elegant In all Its appointments appoint-ments 250 rooms single or ensnite 7 rooms wrti bath G S HOLliLES Proprietor 1iErKrIKIirIr K CAPITAL PAID EM 200000 General Banking In A Its Branches Director Dr Theodore Meyer John J Dly O J Salisbury MoyUn C Fox Tnomas Marshall W P Noble George M Downey John Donnellan NiwftU Beeman t BH Schettler 9AKK3NGUROKERAGB S South East Tem l Stress Ij j I Sisal Estate S icka and BaaS aaS ld Totiry we = j |