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Show ir ; p"- : - J,. i - - - W4 fc. - SATURDAY MATINEE. The Best Musical Organisation That Has Vlsted the West Thla Season. KIRKB LA SHELLS AND JULIAN EDWARDS' ED-WARDS' REIGNINO OPERATIC SUC-. SUC-. CESS, . . f ' The Princess Chic An Elaborate1 Production. K People 55. The Talented and Beautiful Prim Donna. SOPHIE BRANT AS THE PRINCESS. Great Cast, Funny Comedians, Grand - Beauty Chorus. Catchy Music, Magnificent Magnifi-cent Costumes. A Glorious. Glittering Display of Scenic and Electrical E Sects. Positively tha strongestproductlon ever given of thla, the brightest and best of all operatic successes. Prices 26c, 60c. 11.00. Matinee, 25c to fl-CO. Bale opens Wednesday. Special merchants' lunch, 11: 80 to I p. m., 25c. The Oxford Grill, 23 West Second South. lillji ill! wiij I , I II I i PRICES' Night-a6c 60c. 75c Matin ee-Sc Matlnet Today 2:15 P. M. TONianr, last tool JAMES B. MACKIH In that hilarious musical farce, arlmes Cellar Door." Pretty girls In gorgeous costumes. Next Attraction' 'SIDEWALKS OF NEW TORK." Em Con ' ' u) GMtri n irrer&oca tf Perfcrmscts. Admission 10c ' NEXT ATTRACTION Wagsnhals tt Kemper present FREDERICK WARDE KATHRYN KIDDER Monday Matinee and Night and Tuesday Night. THE WINTER'S TALE. Wednesday MaUnes and Night. SALAMMBO. . PRICES-Nlght. J5c to H.M. Matinee, Xo to $1.00. BALE BEGINS FRIDAY NEXT. UTAHNA THEATER Presenting High-Qrade Vaudeville AH the Week. ' ' EXTRA : HOLIDAY BILL " Matinees Every Afternoon at 3:30 O'clock I Give The First, Dollar To Cure Rheumatism t Little Bits of Yeast, Make the Bread Rise. WE COLLECTED $i,67 FOR J. D. WOOD, the Farming-ton Farming-ton grocer. Trial took three days. Costs were $53. WE COLLECTED WE COLLECTED $5.15 $12.65 .1 FOR J. W. DONKIN. the Elev- FOR B. BRABT & SON. the enth East grocer. Bill was twelve Ninth East grocers. It waft thlr- years old. Ha had forgotten all teen years old. We found the about It maa In Chicago. WE CAN COLLECT SOME FOB T0TJ IP YOU TUB2T THEM IN". ' Merchants' Protective Association Scientific .Collectors of Bad Debts for Everybody. ' FRANCIS G. LUKE. General Manager. OZJTESAIt OXTXCES: TOP FLO0B COMMERCIAL BLOCK. "Some People Don't Like Us." Slfc!) : :" M" :;-. Fast through trains daily to Chicago via the CIIIQAQOa NORTH -WESTEIirX HAILVAT the donble-track line be- ' tween the Missouri River and Chicago. Direct connection ' - . with all lines to the East. Two trains daily Omaha to St. Paul and Minneapolis; excellent service to Dnhith i and Superior. Ghi Bf cf EtMrstMng. . ' Pullman drawing-room sleeping cart, ' ; buffet smoking and library cars, Booklovers library, dining ears, a la carta service, free recunlag Caair cars snd standard coaches. For fmrtlxi Imtormatlom apply tm ' ' j C. A. WALKER. Gen'l AntC M.-W.ty. ! 38 and 40 Wtt Second South St. J SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. I searched the whole earth for a specific for Rheumatism something that I or any physician could feel safe In prescribing " J ' something -that we could count on not ' ' only occasionally, but ALWAYS. For the ravages of Rheumatism are everywhere and genuine relief is rare. ': After twenty, years of search and ejf-pertinent. ejf-pertinent. I learned of the chemical I now r employ. And I knew then that my search snd my efforts were well rewarded. For this chemical gave me the basis of a remedy rem-edy which In the cure of Rheumatism is practically certain. v I don't mean that Dr. Snoop's Rheumatic Rheumat-ic Cure can turn bony joints into flesh again that is impossible. But it will drive from the blood the poison that causes pain and swelling, and then that is the end of the pain and swelling the end of the dufTering the end of Rheumatism. I am willing that you should prove my claims at my expense. I will gladly give you a full dollar package of Dr. Shoop's 'Rheumatic Remedy to try. For I know that you and your neighbors and friends will by your good wishes snd your good words, more than repay my initial loss. . The Vila! Question Moat Names by Which Diseases Ar: Known Are Merely Technical Term to Distinguish Slight Differences. 'Chronic maladies are due to tw conditions: First, to poor blood an.l disordered circulation; second, to a lack of nervous force and unequal distribution dis-tribution of 1L In other words, we may look to the blood and nerves for most of the lingering ills that weaken, plague or wreck human kind. This explains why Dr. Chase's Blood and Nerve Food cures so many diseases that bear distinctive names. It puts the 'blood and nerves right, and through, them the whole system comes right This concentrated Food is a blood builder, which "so Improves the vital fluid that it thoroughly nourishes nour-ishes every part of the body. It Is also a powerful vltallzer, that gives an' abundant store of energy to the nerve centers, which is distributed to every part, according to its needs. Price BO cents, five boxes, enough to give it a fair trial, $2.00. Weigh yourself your-self before taking it. Book free. All Druggists. W. A. KELDEN DBUO CO., Sole Distributors, Dis-tributors, Salt Lake City. You pay nothing-you promise nothing you risk nothing-you deposit nothing . Crystallized Poison I Ton know that hard water leaves a deposit de-posit -of lime in the bottom of the teakettle tea-kettle in which It boils, and soft water does not. That is because soft water ts filtered and contains no lime, while hard water is not filtered and is full of It. Tou can imagine that if that deposit . were to settle in the Joint ,of your knee It would be extremely painful. And if the deposit grew, you could finally no longer endure the torture of "walking. Yet that is the very way that Rheumatism Rheuma-tism begins and ends. Except that the de-- de-- posit which forms is not lime, but crystallized crys-tallized poison! ,For your blood ts always full of poison the poison you eat and drink and breathe into your system. It is the purpose pur-pose of the blood to absorb and. carry oft this very poison. And the kidneys, which are the blood filters, are expected to cleanse the blood and send it back through the system clean, to gather more poison, which they, in turn, will ellm- nBut sometimes the kidneys fall. And sometimes, from ' some other cause, the blood gets so full of poison that they . - cannot absorb it all. This is the start of Rheumatism. The poison accumulates . snd crystallizes. The blood carries the crystals and they increase In else. Then, ' when It can carry them no longer, it deposits de-posits them ln s joint on a bone any- The twinge In your leg the dull ache in your arm on a rainy day these are the outward signs of the unseen crystals. - And the twisted limbs and unspeakable 'anguish of the sufferer who has allowed his symptoms to go unheeded and unattended unat-tended for years these are the evidences ' of what Rheumatism neglected can do. - Rheumatism Includes lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, gout for all these are the re-. re-. - suits of rheumatlo poison In the blood. . .plainly, the first thing to do is to remove re-move the poison. But this Is not enough. The FO&IATION of the poison must be stopped so that nature may have a chance .to dissolve snd eliminate the crystals which have already formed. Unless this Is done there can be no cure no perma-. perma-. nenfr relief. ' , A Certain' Cure I spent twenty yetrs In experimenting before I felt satisfied that I had a certain remedy for this dread disease a remedy which would not only clean out the poison, poi-son, but one which would stop. its. formation. forma-tion. The secret lay In a wonderful chemical Wound In Germany. When I found this chemical. I knew that I could make a Rheumatic cure that would be practically certain. But even then, before I made an announcement before I was willing to put my name on it I made more than 2000 tests! And my failures were but 2 per cent. This German chemical Is not the only Ingredient I use in Dr. Shoot's Rheumatic Cure but It made the remedy posMble made possible an achievement which, I doubt not. could have been made in no other way.- This chemical was very expensive. The duty, too, was high. In all, it cost me J4.90 per pound. But what Is 14.90 per pound for a REAL remedy for the world's most painful disease? for a REAL relief from the greatest torture human beings know? j But I do not ask you to Jake a single statement of mine I do not ssk you to believe a word I eay until you have tried my medicine In your own home at my expense ex-pense absolutely. Could I offer you a full dollar's worth free If there were any misrepresentation? mis-representation? Would I do this if I were not straightforward in my every-claim? Could I AFFORD to do It If I were not SURE that my medicine will help you? '. Simply Write. Me The offer Is open to Everyone, everywhere. every-where. But you must write ME for the free dollar bottle order. All druggists do not grant the test. I will then direct you to one thst does. He will pass It down to you from his stock s freely as though your dollar laid ebef ore him. Write for the order today. Address Dr. Snoop, Box 4368. Racine, Wis. I will send you my book en Rheumatism beside. It Is free. It will help you to.understand your ease. What more can I do to convince you of my Interest of my sincerity? lQlirj ' ' nr oeoeb to ffo PJ OV TBAD" (2223) rr?rrrwrfl BEDUCE STOCK K I 1 TOO STAMPS fc ; SEFOBE INVOIC- A II II WITH EVERY V 0j rNO(JAN.l),WEnM J I II wTTH EVERY H3 t "W1XL GIVE . VsJy L oQJf rrBCHASE IlSi Incladiflg Ererytliiflg in the Store Excepting Overalls aid Robbers rl K, Special Prices on All Shoes, Underwear, Millinery, Suits, "Waists, Skirts, Gloves, Blankets, Tu:Xi 3 Tq! Handkerchief s, Ribbons, Notions, Hosiery, in fact, verytiiingj in tha House, 3x3! fei, - TOYS HALF PRICE. , W 1 Ming's Neiv Yorl; Gash Store J - cfct,'! oofk acflt ool : cteFj, cwftl Uy-vM COLORADO-UTAH SHORT LIB! TO ST., LOUIS. i Through ear, Salt Lake City t Bl. Louis and Kansas City. Only one chants to Mew York. Buffalo and principal point East low rates for summer travel. Especial attention to ladles and chO-- chO-- Area. Tourist sleepers thronrh to Chisago. Boston and other points without chance . Two trains dally. ' . . Inquire at ticket office. JOJ DcoTy block. Salt Lake City. Any IrtfomtsMon cheer. ' fully given. a 9 IiStJ:Di. O. P. 4k T. A. Missouri Fsclfle Ry, St. I Louis, lit, - ' Br.Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy j |