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Show . . ..... . Lc.'t O Yi::t t!:2 V.'crU's Fair We caa ticket you via Chicago Chi-cago Rt . ; .. r i . u r 3 j j i Btop-over privilege. You may Just as well hare- the Best' and Quickest Overland Limited j C. A. WALKER, Gen. Agt, j $8 West Second South St. " . h rcr Tcur.trlf, c rr-.ttcr t.'I T3 jcir c ' - tlci b in tJ I t, tci v! ; tl? l'r.ttca ti.2 met f -tL:.::i:rj rc-t?, t.;:.- it cTcrs iti own tl.ro' f:rvi;3 to ft. Lcu;3 ti CLi-cco. CLi-cco. .You l.ave choice cf v Liuis er.i return!: via d:ic:D, cr ct!.:ry,:;3 Tarj-lz Tarj-lz your trip acd rcrzai-ir j il3 guest of the Eurlirtoa. Io otlcr roai c":ra euch " a choice cf routes - ! Before you definitely p!aa a trip, let tnow . your 'prospectiTe destination and see if I tare not eome very yalaaila snsc-tlons. 1 r."i ---.j 25 T. ITT. iT.TlT, GQrai Ajut, . !.. . p T9 WXCT tZCOn) EOTTTH ET.t , "v Calt'lAka City. . '.''! I . J ; , , -f ' " . - ' . . ..' . - . . . , . f r- r::::-S3rvi;ir.D I . oui. , i ... o t u. ri" $-r-arvaii t , j , - cn-.nned I f U I U U nnvsakiaii . V? rue to . h.stox, I-t I 1 1 LL. CIi2ap Rates to i : St. Louis AND OTHZB EASTEHN POINTS VIA) pl ' ')sssms iaj 3-TBllNS D1ILY-3 We caa save yon money. Write ma C T, WARREN, General Agent .a Deoly Block. Salt Lake CU r 3 Tho Lagoon Road ' Salt Lake & Ogden Ball way. ; " .- ' Time Table 1ft Effect Sept. 6, 1904. ' 1 " . LEAVE SALT LAKE. : and a. a, 4:80 and 6:30 p. m. , , LEAVE FARMTNGTON AND LAGOON. LA-GOON. 1-K and 10 a. m.. 4:30 and : p. m. Extra trains at 11 a. m. and 1:N r n. oa Sundays and holidays. A D. PIERSON, Genl Psas. Agt i. J. B. BEAN. Excursion Act ' OFFICE. 181 KfcTJf T. r WHICH EOAD WILL YOU TAKE? THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE , . Is the shortest and most popular route A" NATURAL PICTURE GALLERY ALL THE WAY. - 60 hours going:. 49 hours returning through the grandest scenery on the American Continent The Exposition Flyer To St Louis without change of cars, . -."."' Leare Salt Lake 3:15 p. m, daily arriving at St Louis 6:00 p. m. second day, ; ' . :' ;' ;" ; , Compare these figures before accepting the "claims of our competitors V .. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TOURISTS ANNUALLY Testify that the Kio Grande is the only .way when yon trarel for . pleasure -' V THAT'S WHY WE GET THE BUSINESS. f First class dining-car service. Through Pullman and tour- ) 1st sleepers. Free reclining chair cars. See any Rio Grande Agent for further particulars. i' . . a "' ; t - ' - - i TO THZ -MOST POPULAR L THAT READS THE TELEGRAM . . : The Telegram will Give a Carstensen & Anson Co. Xtano, tho Largest Cizs and Host Costly Instrument ' That Make, to tho Glila or Lady . Whom Telogram Readers Shall Voto tho Most Popular. i The Contest Opened September 1, and Will Close December 23. Every Telegram Header Is Qualified to Vote. . - .' X . i .. . . J - , : I : I ; .. ; "MLi : . . s- " ' .. ' ' : THE PRIZE CABSTEHS2U & A2JS0W CO. PIANO. . . , Carstensen & Anson Company, Sole Agents. The Ipetrument Is now on exhibit tn the Carstensen A "Anson show windows, win-dows, 74 Mam Street " , .... How, to Wia thai New $400 Piano. " ' Any girl becomes eligible ss a contestant who shall be nominated by a resder of The Telegram. Each reader and subscriber may cast ballots for his candidate and the girl receiving the highest number of votes will bo awarded the srlendid 3400 Instrument . -.'"' How to Sacnro Votes. For esch rent paid to The Telegram whether on back subscription or tn advance, you get one vote. . ; ' One month's new subscription at COo (paid In advance) 60 votes Three months' new subscription st $1.80 (paid in advance) 2X) votes Six months' new subscription at 33.60 (paid In advance) .- Ko -votes One year's new subscription at $?-?0 (paid in advance) 1.000 votes In addition to the number of votes allowed subscribers, on payment of -subscription, each subscriber may clip the coupon from his Telegram daily and cast it for his candidate. In this way the subscriber who pays 11.30 for -three months' subscription may cast not only the 300 votes allowed by the -above table, but may also vote the 78 coupons whjch will be printed in The . Telegram during the time of the contest This applies to cash subscriptions ' of any length of time. ... Every Girl Who Reads Th Telegram Is Eliibla. I To the girl who wants a handsome piano this offer affords a splendid op- I "portuntty to secure a fine Instrument free of all cost If you want a fine piano get your friends to subscribe. Think of Itl A year's subscription car- ries with it 1000 votes In addition to the daily coupon. As subscriptions are received the votes will be credited to the girls for whom the subscriber de- . , ' sires to cast them. From day to day a list of the candidates and the vote cast will be published. y . Description of th Priza Piano. The piano is of the Carstensen Anson Co.'a own make, made In New York, a standard Instrument fresh from the factory. It was purchased from the Carstensen Anson Music Co. for $400. .It la the most costly Instrument of ttn make.- . - Here is the technical description and five-year guarantee: CASE Double mahogany, veneered both Inside and out plain front colonial colo-nial style, patet duet desk. . SIZE 4 feet 8 Inches high, I feet 3 Inches wide. I feet S Inches deep. SCALE Seven and one-third octaves, full metal frame, overstrung base three strings to unisons throughout the scale except la baas strings, heavy . , copper wound brass strings with coppen three pedals. , - g a PIANO CONTEST COUPON I Date ...4 I j-J I Vote for ....t. 1 q Name of Voter A.... jj Further particulars will be sent to anyone who writes to Ths TO am. ' Address all letters to ' , l - .'THE. SALT LAKE TELECn.l'" :::. G0.J . , - SALT; LAKE CltY, UTAH. hJa-'- ttv COLORADO-UTAH SHORT LIMB. TO ST. LOUIS. Through car, Salt Lake City to St Louis and Kansas City. Onlr one change to New York, Buffalo and principal points Eaat low rates for summer travtL Especial attention to ladles and can- ' ' r'n. . . , " Tourist sleepers through to Chicago. Boston and other points without change. Two trsins dally. ; Inquire at ticket of flee. r Dooly block. 8-ilt Lake City. Any Information cheerfully cheer-fully given. H C. TOWNSEND, G. P. 4k T. A. Missouri Pacific Ry., St T ois. MO. Questions About the World's Fair. I - There are a lot of little things in connection J with a trip to the World's Fair at St Louis that I f e 5 you will wish to know rates, how long tickets are good, time of trains, whether or not a change -, f of cars is necessary, what one has to pay for i board and lodging. , I I am in shape to answer these and similar questions. Call or write if you want Information. The Rock Island System operates . . through sleeping cars daily Colorado to St. Louis by way of Kansaa City. Re- -duced rates In effect daily. Coach excursions ex-cursions at frequept intervals. Full information in-formation on request' T7 ' E. DEAKE, Dist. Pass. Agent liflllt C A. BIBLE, Trav, Pass Agent I I . " , t , 100 "w"et 2nd South St., : . ; , SALT LAKE CTTT, UTAH. , v J . C. B. ELOAT, Oenl Agt. Pass'r Dept. I ' W ' s , .... .. . . I - i ! fcv - 1 . ' r A Delightful Place to Visit. A Profitable Place to Live. Greatest Play Ground oa Earth. Fsmous Places Which Everyone Wsnts to See. Invest in a Ticket to CALIFORNIA CALIFOR-NIA and Secure Rich Dividends In-HEALTH. In-HEALTH. PLEASURE AND WEALTH. . Mountains. Valleys. Rivers. Lasss S and Ocean Reached by the ' Southern Pacific Company's Lines For descriptive end flltisUwU" literature call at No. M Street. Bait Lake City. n. R. GRAY. Genaral Ana y |