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Show 0 In Effect October 9, 1904. LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY. . No, 10 For Kebr, Provo. and MarysreJe 140-a. SB.," No- lOJ-For Par City :,., No. For Denver and Sut., m. No. t For Osden and We.M M a, m. ; No. 1 For Osden and Wee .... 1:45 p.m. : So. I For Denver and Eaat .... 1:14 p. m. I No. 8 For Provo and Eureka... 6:W p. na. ! No. 11 For Ogden and local pts :06 p. m. No. iFvr Denver and Kaat.... 8:0 p. m. , No. 8 For Oeden and West....ll:40 p. m. No. 113 For it'.nrhaxb .... 8:10 a, m. NO. lit For Bingham SjOOfc-.sa. ARRIVE AT SALT LAKE CTTT. No. From Ogden and the Kaat 1:40 a. n. , NaJ2 From Ogden and local p 10 J6 a. aa. j No. 7 From Eureka and Provo.lO:00 a. m. No. (From Denver and Eaat. .10 : a. m. No. J From Denver and Eaat.. 1:3S p. m. ; No. 3 From Oa-den and West.., I:S0 p. tn. i No. 101-From Pant Oty .6:16 p. m. No. From Heber. Prove and Marysvale p. sa. , . No. 4 From O t;d en tad tie Wee t 7SS p. m. No S From Denver and Eaat...ll i. . No. Hit From Bingham ..MM a. Ok ! No. 11 j From Bingham :40 p. i 1 All train except Noa, ltl atop at la- termediate coin. Ticket office. Dooly Block. ' Thone 206. . ' j. a. jjenton. a. a. p. d ; The Lagoon Rod Salt Lake e Ogden Railway. Tim Tall Ifl Iffect Sept. 0, 1004. LEAVE! SALT LAKE. M and I a. a. 1.30 and : p. IB. LEAVE FARMINGS-TON AND LAGOON. LA-GOON. 7:30 and 10 a. tn.. 4:W and 8:80 p. m. Extra trains at 11 a. m. and 1:30 p. Da. oa Sundays and holidays. A. t. PIERSON. Oen'l pass. Aft. J. B. BEAN, Excursion. Act OFFICE. 1C KAZN ST. rjrr-rr" ' " -i A Delightful Place to Visit. Profitable Place to Live. ..SEE.. I (fornia Greatest Play Ground on Xartfc. Famous Places Which Everyone Wants to See. Invest in a Tloket to CALIFOR-NIA CALIFOR-NIA and Secure Rloh Dividends tn HEALTH, PLEASURE AN1I WEALTH. Mountains. Valleys. Rivera, Lu and Ocean Reached by the Southern Pacific Company's Lines For descriptive and 111 ue a literature call at No. 201 aaaAs Street, Salt Lake Cfty. p. R, O RAY. General Age . I I ONLY TWO I MONTHS Left to Visit the ' World's Fair We can ticket you via Chicago Chi-cago at $47.g0 Btop-over privileges. You may just as well have the Best knd Quickest. TAKE THE The Overland , Limited C. A. WALKER, Gen. Agt. SS West Second South St. J 11 " (ADVERTISEMENT.) This is the . only ticket upon the official ballot containing the Roosevelt Roose-velt electors. In order to insure your vote being counted fyor Roosevelt, put your cross in the circle beneath, the eagle and the beehive. If you fail to do this your vote.may be lost for Eoosevelt. - Republican Ticket FOB PRESIDENT. THE0D0EE B00SEVELT EOa VICE-PRESIDENT, CHAS. VT. FAIRBANKS - o . Tor Presidential Electors. ' E. W. WADE, FAMES A. MINRR, H. P. MYT0N-. For Representative to 59th Congress, JOSEPH HOWELL. For Justice of the Supreme Court, DANIEL N. STRAUP. For- Governor. JOHN C. CUTLER. For Secretary of State. CHARLES S. TINGE Y. For Attorney-General. M. A. SREEDEN. For Auditor, J. A. EDWARDS. For Treasurer, JAMES CHRISTIANSEN. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, Instruc-tion, A. C. NELSON. For District Judges: Third Judicial District. CHARLES W. HORSE, THOMAS D. LEWIS, MORRIS L. RITCHIE, GEORGE G. ARMSTRONG. For District Attorney. F. C. LOOFBOTJROW. For State Senators, Sixth District. STEPHEN H. LOVE. SAMUEL C. PARK. GEORGE N. LAWRENCE. Fr State Representatives, Eighth District, CLESSON S. KINNEY. WILLIAM T. EDWARD. HERBERT B. CROMAR. THOMAS HULL. A. V. ANDERSON. WILLIAM J. PANTER. CHARLES E. MARKS. STONEWALL J. STOOKEY. HARRY S. JOSEPH. WILLIAM M. McREA. 1 Questions About the World's Fair. There are a lot of little things In connection with a trip to the World's Fair at St. Lours that yo'a will wish to know rates, how long tickets f 3 are good, time of trains, whether or not a change of cars is necessary, what one has to pay for board and lodging. fj k I am in shape to answer these and similar questions. Call or write if you want information. 1 The Rock Island System operates 4 through sleeping cars daily Colorado to 1 tit. Louts by way of Kansas City. Re- i duced rates In effect dally. Conrh er ' 3 eurslons at frequent Intervals. Full in- -1 formation on request. . 4 a f-Y-t! -E DRAKE, Dist. Pass. Agent. '1 I liuH Ml Hi! C. A. BIBLE, Trav. Pass. Agent. 'j Th fTsfitf I 100 West 2nd smta st j i vtA5liJll' I SALT LAKE CTTT, UTAH. H l I ..."V. j C B. SL0AT, Gen'l Agt. Pass'r Dept. f1 , ' '" 1 vi't,-. .- I - - - ' - - - n i - - - - i in T"n""ii"i"i' i i ri I To the World's Fair Now ! or Not at All. 1 This month is its last. The railroad fare is much ! reduced, with a return limit that allows you or- $ ! portunity to viait r Eastern points. Petter jjj j go! Better go NOW! Start any afternoon at 3:15 . ri j on the Burlington's TIIRLV sleeper to St. Louie, .traveling via the scenic line to Denver, and stopping stop-ping over there six hours just long enough to see the city, and your friends. XO CHANGE OF , CARS between Salt Lake City and St. Louis. , I Let me give vou the details. - fc liiUllOllljf R. F. NESLEN, General Agent, ' j2fj1jj0 79 W. SECOND SOUTH ST., I LU Lf? Salt Lake City. OASTOnZA. ; Tto Kind Yoa Haw WiB)!$l COLORADO-UTAH SHORT UK ,T0 ST. LOUIS. T'.-.rouph car. Salt Lake City to 81 l.oiiis and Kansas City. Only one change lo New York. ButTalo and principal points Kaft low rates for summer t(ael. Ki;:ccial attention to ladies and children. chil-dren. Tourist sleepers through to Chicago Breton and other points without change. Two trains dally. lnoulre at ticket offlce. 103 Dooly block. Snlt Lake City. Anv information cheerfully cheer-fully given. II - TOWNSEND. C. P. & T A. Missouri Pacific Ry.., St JSiult. Mo. For Commissioner, Four-Yenr Term. JOHN C. MACKAY. For Commissioner, Two-Year Term. EDWARD D. MILLER. For Sheriff. C. FRANK EMERY. ' For Treasurer. W. O. CARBIS. For Auditor. I. M. FISHER. For Clerk. J. U. ELDREDGE, JR. For Recorder, P. O. PERKINS. t For Attorney. P. P. CHRISTENSEN. For Surveyor, JOSEPH B. SWENSON. For Assessor, CAMPBELL M. BROWN. For Judges of the City Court. CHRISTOPHER B. DIEHL. JOSEPH J. WHTTAKER. For Justice of the Peace, DANA T. SMITH. For Constable, W. FRANK HILLS. s Go East via World's Fair City f VUit the Fair Enroute I Liberal stop-ovsx privileges oa all flrst-cVss ticket : Baltimore) Ohio Southwestern R. R. $ SHORT AND DIRECT LINE From St. Louis to ' Cincinnati, Washington, j Columbus, Philadelphia, PiLLsburg, New York, j Trt rscltaliif chair car to Loulsvllls, Dining cars a la carta. Tor time tables and World's Fair Folders, id ires R ZX GILDERS IXEVE, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt, St Louia, X. B. M. STJATTTJC, T. P, A., Denver, Cola. k W .i- tggsssafi Cheap Rates to St. Louis AND OTHJXR EASTERN POINTS VXJlj vJ7 3-TRAINS DiILY-3 We can save you money. Write me. C r. WARREN. General A (act. U Dooly Block, Salt Lake CUM |