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Show EL S TAB L 1 3 li E D ' ieO- ONE PRICE TO ALL - NEVER U'DZR50LD rUNMATCHABLE VALUES ; IN INFANTS' FURMlSHiGS We are maintaining out supremacy In this department by the same j old method, a method that gives the best values, the prettiest styles jjj ' and saves you the most money on whatever you wish to buy. Our I week's showing Is of special importance, fox In addition to our regular regu-lar line we are showing exceptional bargains In Infants' long coats, - long and short dresses and jackets; manufacturers' samples at price " away below value. ' ? . INFANTS' LONO AND SHORT DUESSES. . Trimmed in lace or embroidery, a variety of nobby " - little styles to choose from, up to $1.00 B J I values, this week x ......W-W w 1 INFANTS' LONG WRAPPERS. Of extra, quality Daisy cloth in cream, or blue or ft pink itripes, extra well made, and neatly fin- jllf Ished, special bargain value, at . . ' INFANTS' DINNER BIBS. . Pretty styles In Terry , f ; . cloth or linen, 25c I jC ' values, at BABY SHAWLS. Large sute, 60-Inch square, with fringe; exceptionally (tt pretty patterns and excellent quality, Vv I J 11 special value ....... V ear' r INFANTS' JACKETS. Elegantly embroidered and made of fine henrietta, a ft ra fT variety of elegant styles to choose from, up to Vv I K $L75 value, at T iT y 2 INFANTS' BOOTEES. ! Fancy knitted sephyr bootees, better 1 C and prettier than the usual . 1 ' 25c kinds, on sale at v INFANTS' COMBS. In white Ivory or pink or tf blue celluloid. 25c I J C quality, at . r . , INFANTS' ABDOMINAL BANDS. In a very fine quality, silk and wool mixed; worth. 0 ' according to size, up to 75c each. jj ' , Our price, all sizes ' seTbTwindowdisi5 r 1 1 1.. 1 He ' (ADVEIiTISEllENT.) Republican Tiuid '. , 70S FRT3XDINT. ' THEODORE- BOOSTVTLT of New York, . FOB VICE-PRISIDENT, ". . CHAS..W. FAIRBANKS .of Indiana. STATE TICKET. - . - I ! 0 - For Frasldantlal Electors. ' H. W. WADS, H. P. MYTCN, ' JAMES A. MINER. - For Congress. -JOSEPH HOWEIX. ; ; Tor Governor. john c cu'rr.Tca. . Tor Secretary of State. ' ' . CHARLES S. TINOrY. . Tor Justice Supreme Court, ,' DANIEL V. STBAT7F. Tor Attornf-QenaraL, M. A. BXDEir. Tor Stat Treasurer, JAMES CHRIS TZNSIN. Tor Stata Audltsr, .-J. .-J. A. EDWARDS. a I ' Tor Stat Supt' of Schools. A. a NELSON.- JUDICIAL TICKET. THIRD. DISTRICT. . Tor District Judge: ' CHARLES W. MORSE, THOMAS D. LEWIS, s ' MORRIS L. RITCHIE, GEOROX G. ARMSTRONG. Tor District Attorney. T. a L00FB0TJROW. i COUNTY. Commissioners Tour-Year Term, John a Mackay; Two-Year Term, Edward D. MUler. Sheriff G. Frank Emery. Attorney Parley P. Chris tensen. . Clerk J. TJ. Eldredge, Jr. Recorder P. O. Parkins. Auditor L M.. Fisher. Treasurer W. O. Carbls. Assessor Campbell K. Brown. Surveyor Joseph B. Swenson. Tor ' Stat Senators Stephen H. Lore, Samuel a Park, George N. Lawrence. Law-rence. Tor Representatives William J. Panter, Charles E. Marks, A. V. Anderson, An-derson, Stonewall J. Stookcy, Herbert B. Cromer, Clesson S Kinney, Thomas Hull, William T. Edward, Harry S. Joseph, William M. McCrea. CITY. CltV Judge Christopher B. Diahl and Joseph J. Whi taker. Justice of the Peace Dana T. Smith. Constable W. Frank Hills. ' -.toto Alto's Indention Cur id In oae week with Drake's Palmetto Wlna Send postal card request for free bottle to PiUt formula Company, Chicago. A MAN FEELS Blfi He walks with a firmer step his eye is brighter his wits ere keener, and his opinion carries more weight with it. if be is well dressed. If your pocket book needs a few extra dollars for luxuries visit ua. when you go to look for your Winter Suit and we will show you how to save them. There are a number of new kinks of fashion In Fall Suits but you can get them all here at moderate prices, eay $12, $15, $1$, $20 or $25 for a suit. You won't say "too much" after you have seen the Suits. Come In. please. OUR CHALLENGE Nothing equal to our Hlrsh, Wlckwlre & Co. Ready to Wear Clothing. ROWE & KELLY CO. 13a Main Strett One Price Plain Figures BLUE POINT PEBFECT0 CIGARS. LOW RATES EAST. VI Denver ft Bio Grand. St Louis and return $42. SO Chicago and return 47.60 Chicago and return via St Louis. 47.S0 St Louis and return via Chicago.. 41.7$ Tickets on sale every Tuesday and Friday. Final limit 60 days. Transit limit 10 days in each direction. Stopovers Stop-overs allowed. Through sleepers to St Louis without change. Choice of routes. BLUE POINT PERFECTO CIGARS. Advertisement AMERICAN STATE TICKET. Tor Congress Ogden HUe of Salt Lake. Tor Governor William M. Terry of Summit For Secretary of Stat Walter James of Millard. Tor Treasurer William W. Armstrong Arm-strong of Salt Lake. For Auditor Lewis B. Sogers of Salt Lake. Tor Attorney-General Samuel McDowell Mc-Dowell of Salt Lake. Tor Superintendent of Public InstructionIsaac In-structionIsaac N. Smith of Cache. OC3 ) ONE TOM OF r-ry OTIT GOOD COAL FREEq n With Every Acorn Range Sold this Week! H DAnd to make this the most interest 1 mm df f lug BAXGE SALE this town ever j J JT I I I knew,, we're putting the price on k MB g ,H H HI! ANT ACORN "R ANGE IN THE I A CbTM i I I I 1 U Q STORE AT U I J J Preciaely the same ranges as our competitors ask $50.00 for. The same I I thing in every way, with either reservoir or water jacket. The only reason 11 Q we're doing this is to cloaa out the Aoorn line (we've only about twenty left) and make room tor other. goods. f Thla is a big snap in ranges the biggest that ever happened in this I 1 state. And it'll never be reseated. , II Remember One ton of That Good Coal" ' ABSOLUTELY FREE with I I every range. VJ 0 BRUBAKER-CAMPBELL HARDWARE COMPANY, 0 0 "The Popular Hardware Store." J? rpfcon 1637-k. 1 27-29 W. Third South Street Jj OOC) O ' " J O ( )C3Q COLORADO-UTAH SHORT USE ' TO ST. LOUIS. IOUNO, MIDDLB-AQBO MIDDLB-AQBO AMD KLDKR-L. KLDKR-L. If you are sexually sexual-ly weak, ne matter from wbat causa; undeveloped: un-developed: have strlo- lura. varicocele, eta. ut PERFECT APPIJANCa will cure too. Ko drnas or electricity: IM.Up cured Sad developed, 10 DATS TRIAL Sand for tree booklet lent sealed. Gurant Write today. R. C. Bmmst U Tmbot tklock, Deaver. Cole. GUTICURA SOAP 'The World's Greatest Skinjoap. Jhe World's Sweetest Toilet Soap. - : Sale Greater ton tie World'. Product cl Oilier SMa Scam ' : So Id Wherever Civilization Has 'Penetrated. eaMM Minions of the world's best people tu Cntlcura Soap, assisted by CutJcur Ointment, the great skin cure, for preserving, pre-serving, purifying and beautifying the akin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, (Mies and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whiten- - lng and soothing red, rough and tor j bands, for baby rubes, ltcnlngs and ehaflngs, for annoying irritations, or too free or offensive perspiration, for . ulcerative weaknesses, and many sanative, sana-tive, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, especially espe-cially mothers, as well as for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery, Cntlcura Soap combines delicate emollient properties derived from Cntl- cura, the great skin cure, with the . purest of cleansing ingredients and the most refreshing of flower odours. No other medicated soap ever compounded is to be compared with it for preserving, preserv-ing, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and bands. No other foreign or domestic toilet soap, however expensive. Is to be compared with It for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and na"ery. Thus it combines in one soap atlrfe price the most effective skla and complexion soap, and the purest and sweetest toilet, bath and nursery soap. 0 tarm ClMColu. Owwd F1I ta. m tWU vl ), txBMrat, me- boa p. 1M. IMc Ixmioa, VCbtrUf bam8a.,PrW,' Bm U hu 1 haam.W CM, ) Vm Ant hw Drma a CW. Corp., Sot frost ! a-4c-a Ciywt7 llnn.t" I " i - '. - ... -V : - 7 '-. - ' - - ' r X , ' 1 Men Growing Weaker Strenuous Life Is Using Up Their Vital Forces and Energy Faster Than Mature Replaces Them. . As a result many are being stricken with paralysis, locomotor ataxia, and nervous prostration. To overdo anything any-thing is harmful, and a continuation of It will wear out the strongest man. j Overwork, worry, brain-tire, high living, liv-ing, dissipation and other excesses and abuses waste away the most vital elements of the blood, brain and nerve forces, and disease sets in. At first there will be a general Indisposition, poor appetite. Indigestion, severe headache, wakefulness and weakness In the back and spine, the temper irritable, irri-table, the spirits depressed, the memory mem-ory poor and the mind weakened, ending end-ing in premature decline or decay: Dr. Chases. Blood and Nerve Food Is composed of the same elements that have been wasted and worn out In the blood, brain and nerves. . By making new blood It .turns weakness . Into strength and forces new life and the rigor of youth Into every portion of the body, restoring the patient to perfect per-fect manhood. Weigh yourself before taking It Price 60 cents, , , ; All Druggists. ' .' W. A. JTELDEIT DRUG CO., Sole Dis-. Dis-. tributors, Salt ake City. T ' .r - tit 1 I r ... . . .(fev 'Soft Downy Underwear at '' ' Tj Prices that will tickle you f V ' l I We hare th5 ribbed woolens $1.23 to 4.00,a garment. J j Silk and wool mixed ?3.00 to $3.00 a garment. Mercerized I M I -fancy underwear $1.25 to $4.00 a garment Flat woolen onder- Vrj3L vi 1 wear 1,00 to 5'00 a Carment' Belfast linen mesh, in onion k i aQ two-piece suits. And a. very handsome line of union suits, NW Jiff I J in wool, and also cottons $3.50 to $6.00 a suit. Will be pleased TrT 7lf V to snow ya tne ine wnether you buy or not 153 MAIN ST?.ET, East sW Under Electric Sign CRAVS0 ! TI' ... ' , . . . . . . . : " ' " . t - ... x - . . . , t . . Throuah car. Bait lAae wry 10 m. ful and Kansas City. Only one ehaag . lo New York. Buffalo and principal point East low rates for summer travel. Eipeclal attention to ladies and enD Tourist sleepers through to Chleage, Boston and other points without change. Two trains dally. Inquire at ticket office, 103 Dooly block. Cult Lake City. Any "'2 5 fully given. H C. TOWNWND, O. P. & T.-A Missouri Pacific By., St. Louis, Mo. Cheap Rates to St. Louis AND OTHKB SASTKRK POINT1 YlJk 3-TSAINS D1ILY-3 We eaa save ye soiey. .Write sse.' C F. WABKIN, General Ages uaU-Pte Jlaflk. AaU Lss .Of ; . . .-- ,- -, |