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Show ! ! i J I i I i i i . i I ; . i 7 ? A . - C0L0?AD0 UTAH ZYC7.T L: J ; ' TOST. LCoi3. Through car, Ealt La' Ctty t F'. I,ouls and Kansas City. ur' one c. "' to New York, Hudalo and incii hi .... Last low ratea for auramr travel. Lspeclal attention to Udlea aai .c'.:: Tourist aleepera through to CT.lca--, Eoston and other pointa without ci.au . . Twi train dally. Inquire at ticket office, V3 Dooly t1-, Ban. Lake City. Any Information cue-fuliy cue-fuliy given. H. C. TOWX5f. G. P. A. Kteourl Pacl.lo P.y. tu Lo.:-v Mo. A. TRIPP ' ' C. P. A., naauri PacUio iiy, :t Lf.: CUy. Cta. j BEST ROUTE , EAST FROM ... ST. LOUIS ATI D CHICAGO fm4-tM444 tzi lil:::!:r.l C'.:::::3$ 4 4 LOtTIS "V7AREEII CniTCIILOw Voice Culture and Singing. F'ee voice trial Mondav afternoons, 4 to 6. Roo.Tis 27-28 Central block, 46'Ji West 2nd South, street. Bait Lake City. Utah. MRS. AGNES OSSOEUX, 4 A pupil of Professor Leschrtiikv of Vienna, desirea to announce that she will receive piano-forte pupils at her studio, 631 Dooly blk. Telephone 1419-y. WILLARD E. WEIIIE, Graduate from Conservatory of Music Brussels, Belg., and pupil of DeAhna. Berlin. Germany. Violin instruction for beginners as well as the advanced student; stu-dent; 229-230 Constitution bulldlnr. J. XL F. SN0DGBAS3. Teacher of Piano, ' Violin and harmony" and chorus director; direc-tor; pupil of Virgil, Jacobssohn. Falk and others; 402 Constitution building. ANTON PEDEHSEN, ' Teacher of Piano, Violin and Ilar-mony. Ilar-mony. Studio. Calder's Music Palace, 45 W. is South. Tel., 029-y. Residence, 821 Jrd s(L Tel. 1?0T-x. WANTED. "'T'lnilAlRTTACTT Call mornings bet. 8:30 and 9:30 only. Ask for W. C. Kllllngswortb, Mgr 48 8. Main. 1 7-r.ooir jTorrnN norm's, piano and 'phone, So 8. West Temple. 1 NICELY FURNISHKD FRONT room, light housekeeping; 164 E. 2nd So. L NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. JLEO and f2.00. 875 S. 2nd Eat. FURN1PHED ROOM3 AT THE" ANT-lers; ANT-lers; 140 W. 2nd South. ' TWO FURNISHED ROOM3 TOR light housekeeping; 4ti W. 2nd Bo. RENTED SINGLE OR EN SUITE: steam heat, electric lights, bath. Union block. 2C3 S. Main. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping; 40 Church sC Call 61 "W est 1st South. . . OO TO THE "RAINERE- FOR WELL furnished rooms, at reasonable rates; 2i S. Main, In heart of city. Mrs. Louise McCarty. FURNISHED ROOMS AT 15 AND 63 . 2nd So.; 82 to 82.60 per week. Mrs. Lena Lynn, prop. - ONE NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY room, hot and cold water, bath; 60 East 2rd South. 1 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND boiurd. at 454 W. 2nd Bo.. 85 per week. NICELY FURNISRED ROOMS AT 426 West 2nd So., 82.60 per week. ' HCELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR )6uf keeping at 17 Bo. State. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD at 478 W. tod South. NTCELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM at Hi Bo. 3rd West. 82.50 per week. FURNISHED ROOMS. 78 & STATUS. FURNISHED ROOMS. 177 8. STATE. A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM: 362 J I. bW-.JVM " . . - PAINTING. DRAWING. ETC. J. B. Fairbanks,, room Commercial Club bldg. EACHS. IOWA HACK LTNE LON COVINO-ton COVINO-ton and C. H. Roper run hacks day and night. Stand. Kenyan corner. 'Phone 15o3x , CASH HEGISTEH3. . NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OS-car OS-car GroshelU sales agent. No. 221 Main St. Expert Cash Register Repairing. SATES. NEW AND SECOND HAND SAFES, all sixes, in stock. Either trade, cash or easy terms. Borensen-Stoutt Co., 48 . jiu South at. ' PCS SALE. 16.000 BRICK. SIZE ADOBIES. 85. 446 Frowley ave,. 4U bouih, loth West. , SH0E31AKEE.. ' JOHN CAMENC1N. ARTISTIC SHOE-maker. SHOE-maker. removed to 68 W. 3rd So. 1 , BICYCLES AND REPAIRING. KEYS FITTED. -164 9. WEST TEM-ple. TEM-ple. J. A. Meredith. Bicycles repaired. . TYPEWRITERS. P.' B; o. elks.-tht: benevolent and Protective Order of Eiks meets each Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at No. -S3 SUte street (Elks' bulldlnr). H.- E. DEAKDORF. E. A W. RAYBOLLD. SecreUry. MACCABEES. SALT LAKE CITY NO. 2, meets every Thursday evening at ' 8 o clock at L O. O. F. haU. Visiting Sir Knights are cordially Invited to attend. T. O. LEWIS, Commander, - E. J. WILKINSON, Record Keeper t . WOODMEN OF THE WORLDUTAH camp No. 33S. Meets every Wednesday at 8 p. m. In H. of P. hall, 2a Mala at. All neighbors cordially invited. PAUL J. DALY, Consul. THQ3. H. ALLKN. Clerk. ,1 HAS SAGE. - . ! , I NATURAL. BEAUTY CULTIVATF.p with Lillian Weber's Famous Facial Electric Elec-tric Roller Treatment and Wrinkles Removed. Re-moved. Youth Restored. Hah and Moles Removed. Trial treatment free. Room i, Brunswick block, 159 8. Main. rOit RENT. 2 PLEASANT ROOMS. FURNISHED or unfurnished, for light housekeeping. $3 per mo. 4 806 E. 1st So. 'Phone 1416-Z. ' HOUSB OF ROOMS! HOT , AND cold water, with bath. No. 3. Chesney ct. LIGHT AIRY ROOM3FOR RENT. Steam heat, bath, quiet place, rent rea-sonable. rea-sonable. Globe. 265 South Main. t ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING; MOD-em; MOD-em; no children. 841 South 1st West. FURNISHED , Rf OM ,FOR RENT AT 364 West Third South. . 15 HOUSES"! ALL KINDS. PRICF.S and locations. Tuttie Bcos., 143 Main nt FOR VACANT HOUSES. TEL. 37. 1; FURNISHED ROOMS AT 18 AND (3 rn ak .a bb..w -m . a la kar ' . j Cf. library, Pf lor, Dining; and Slctplnt Cars ' t( CONNECTS WITH AU THROUGH I 1 TRAINS FR,0M THE WEST. 1 Lena Lynn. prop. ' . 1 COOKS and' WAITERS. COOKS AND WAITERS ALLIANCE, local No. 15, meets first and fourth Friday Fri-day of each month. I. O. O. F. hall. Traveling Trav-eling brothers welcome. I C. D. BRYANT. Secretary.! ASSAYERS. v. '; 1 J. W. CURRIE, REMOVED TO 70 W. Third South. t PERSONAL. - J "vtmr1sabunciT'oTTbtters In answer to his advertisement, awaiting W. D. at The Telegram business office, which may be had on application. t ' OSTEOPATHY. ' ; ' . WILMA F. HOEFLING, OSTEOPATH, won.en and children a -specialty; 223 Commercial Com-mercial Club bldg. 1 ' PERSONAL. ACME SHOE SHOP, UNDER UTAH Nat. bank. All kinds new work and repairing; re-pairing; 1 WANTED. DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEW ing. Call at 403 South 6th East street. LADYnPATNERWITH 1300 CAN clear $2000 in six months. Stand rigid investigation. Only parties meaning busl. ness need answer. Address W. D., Tele gram. WANTED A TAILOR OR BARBER TO rent store at 264 State St.. steam heat, j POSITION AS SALESMAN OR BOOK keeper or both, in or out of city, li, care Kvenlng Telegram. J MONEY TO LOAN. r SMALL LOANS. EMPLOYEES CRED It Co.. room 16. 49 South Main. IF YOU NEED MONEYWB WILL discount your salary. Star Loan Co., 63 East 2nd Soutn TUTTLE BROS.. 149 MAIN 8T. 3500 to loan, special terms, lowest rates Tuttie Broa Progress-Herald bldg. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEO- NEW AND SECOND HAND. FOR cash. In traJa or on easy terms. Soren-sen-b'outt Co.. 4S Kaat Second South St. .AUCTION SALE. FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS call at the 1. X L. Furniture & Carpet instaliment House; terms. 81 on 310. 410 on tiuu. 48 E. 2nd Bo. st. P A. Borensen. NEW AND 2ND H ANDFURN1TUR E, bouBht, sold and exchanged. Easy payments, pay-ments, Tel. (ttl-N. Was, no urn Furn. Co., 3- w. 1st So, ; SHOES FOR DEFORMED FEET. . , . 8LIDCol2FORTo?oXrHE HARD to tit. Special cast made. Scientific shoe making. Gus P. Olaen. 121 State St. CLEANING AND DYEING, MODEL DYE WORKS, 143 S. W. T. Phone 1411-Z. Expert dyeing and French ory cleaning. STEAM DYEING. SCOURING, French dry cleaning. Templeton Cleaning Clean-ing Co 108 E. 2nd bouth. - WANTED MISCELLA2TE0TJS. HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR CASTOR CAST-OR clotning, shoes and hats. Drop a postal pos-tal to No. 60 Commercial street, city. UTAH JUNK CO. HIGHEST PRICES paid for scrap iron, rubber, rags, bottles, copper, brass, etc. 63 E. 8th Bo., te.. tA. ; LADY CANVASSERS. THREE OR FOUR BRIGHT ACTIVE young women are wanted to canvass for subscriptions. Splendid dress pattern premium pre-mium proposition, which takes at sight. Address W. E. F., care .Evening Tele-gram. Tele-gram. 62 W. 2nd South. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. WE 'SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S all. Tuttie Bros.. 119 Main. Red ball sign. THE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT more homes are sold through my agency than any other In the city. Why? Because Be-cause yoj are treated right. See me if you wish to purchase. A. Rlchter, 19 West First South. M'GURRIN St CO. HAVE THE BEST bargains in choice real estate and farms. See them; you will save money. List your property with them. They have a cus- Inrm fn. It VfjWurvtn JJ- rs. tt T So. West Temple. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: SM 8, Main, from 50c to 31 per night. ' ST. JAMES HOTEL. 323 SO. MAIN, both - American and European plan. Terms, 8L&0 per day. Good accommodations. accommoda-tions. NICELY ' FURNISHED ROOMS AT the Gladstone. 119 Bouth Main. , LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS, WTTH OR without housekeeping, at the Salt Lake house, 164 & 2nd West. Mrs. B. L. Ven-tress Ven-tress prop. FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOUSE-keeplng HOUSE-keeplng rooms, 362 80. State street. THE BAVOY. PLEA8ANT FUR-nlshed FUR-nlshed rooms. No. 29 S. West Temple at. Tel. 1146-Y. Mrs. L. Martin, proprietor. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-keeplng; HOUSE-keeplng; 625 W. North Temple. FURNISHED ROOMS, 44 W. 1ST 80., upstairs. . NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 349 W. North Temple, near O. S L. depot. 2 LARGE ROOMS AND PANTRY, furnished for housekeeping, ground floor, entirely separate, reasonable; 449 W. 2nd South. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-keeping; HOUSE-keeping; modern; no childreni 341 80. 1st W. street ? A NICELY FURNISHED FSONT room: 362 80. W. Temple. FURNISHED ROOMS. REAR 158 SO. 2nd East, 33 per month for the suite. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-keeping HOUSE-keeping at 83 80. 6th West. BOARD AND ROOMS: ALSO UNFUR-nlahed UNFUR-nlahed rooms for light housekeeping at the Ivanhoe, 872 V4 South Main. NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM. FUR-nlshed. FUR-nlshed. 36 per month; 449 W. 2nd Bo. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. light and bath; 253 a West Temple. FOR HOUSEKEEPING, SINGLE OR en suite; 168 W. Bo. Temple st. in rear. A SUITE OF WELL-FURNISHED front rooms on first floor; 421 80. Main. FURNISHED ROOMS; 876 W. North Temple. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND board at 678 So. State. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS and board at 66 W. 4th 80. Sophia Jensen, Jen-sen, prop. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND board at 28 E. 7th Bo. ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-Ing, HOUSEKEEP-Ing, also stall in barn, at-fei Cannon St., 1 block west R. G. W. depot ; lliHlllipli ; litmiiv i 1 11 i.m j They Remind You of Florida. ; "Palm Beach." " Jacksonville." t i Augustine," "Ormcnd" these are the ! names of the luxurious buffet-smo-1 king-observation-cars on the Burlington's Burling-ton's Chicago Special. ' The names suggest warmth color-comfort color-comfort tropical splendor. The cars are worthy of their names. They contain con-tain almost every luxury of the mag- nlncent Florida resorts after which they are named. Leave Denver at 4:15 p. m. Arrive Omaha 6:45 next morning; Chicago lib next evening: . , Another good train for Omaha and Chicago is the Vestibuled Flyer, leav- ' -ing Denver at 10 p. m. . Kansas City and St. Louis trains lea.v at 2:30 p. m. and 10 p. m. . Through sleeper for Omaha and Cht-caro-leaves Bait Lake City 8:15 p. m. dally. Through tourist-cars, Wednesdays Wednes-days and Frldavs. Tickets at Offices of Connecting Lines. ft F. N CStkrt, Central Agent, 7t Wee4 Seeena smmHi ftc. Salt Lake C ' j ssaja. 1 aii mmm 11 a inns aaisiw - Established n OTflcea. The Oldest and TOTsae. . R. G. DUN Ct CO. GEORGE S4TST, Oenenl Hanager, Ctah, (taha and Wyoming, Office la Progreaa Bull dine. Salt LaJta City. A DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO VISIT. A PROFITABLE PLACE TO LIVE. Greatest Play Ground on Ear;b Famous Places Which Everyone Wants to See. Invest In a Ticket to CALIFORNIA and Secure Rich Dividends in HEALTH. PLEASURE AND WEALTH. 2n4 0ccttR:cfcfl$yti)t SouiDern Pacific v Company's Diu$ For descriptive and illustrative liter- I ature call at No, SOI Main Street. Salt Lake City. D. R. GRAY, General Agent pie on tneir note without mortgage 08 Indorser; easy payments, strictly conn dential. G. H. Cherry, room 4u7 D. F. Walker building. West 2nd Bouth St CLAIRVOYANT. MME. LYNNE. WORLD'S GREATEST palmist and astrologlst. Gives names. 48 W. 3rd South street. . ' TURKISH BATHS. - - s SANITARIUM LADIES' TURKISH Baths. Elegant Hairdresslng Parlors: Manicuring and Chiropody. 54 W. 3rd S04 OPTICIANS. W. B. RUSHMER. MANUFACTURING Optician. 78 W. 1st So. Special lenses n round to order. Eya examined for glasses free. . j LARGE ! CONTINUOUS PROFITS Can be earned by SMALL INYESXI1ENT The Wall Street Specalatinj Coiapsny, Inc. V. Offers an opportunity to earn large and eontlnuous profits from small liyveat. Stents, by their new and successful plan f stock speculation. Write for particu-tn. particu-tn. Hlrnest reference furnished. Atf-ouat Atf-ouat of ts and upward aocepted, UTSL WLILBACH EH CO., 26 Broad Street U. X. L UNION PACIFIC AND . CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RV. ...TRHOUGH LINE.... . v On and after January 9th, through trains via the Union Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee Milwau-kee &'St Paul railways. First-class sleepers, .-tourist sleepers and free reclining chair cars. For tickets, sleeping car reservations and I further information apply to i P. A. 1HLLER, CLAUDE S. WILLIAMS, General Passenger Agent, Commercial Agrent, ' CMcago, ' 103 West 2nd South St, Zlt Lli. ' . South. CALL FOR 'NEOOTIATOR. OUR list of realty bargains, free at office of Harrington & Courtney, 70 W. 2nd So. FOR REAL ESTATE OR LOANS BEE McKellar & Co., 63V, W 2nd South. . HOUSTON'S THE HOUSERS HAVE bargains in houses. 2EJ Main. COMB QUICK AND GET YOURSELF a new home while they last on easy payments, pay-ments, 6 per cent Int., at cor. 1st and O streets; also nice new 5-room cottages, thoroughly modern, on McClelland ave. bet. 10th and 11th East, on 1st South. Inq. at premises or at 8S3 Brigham and 9th East. Anderson Real Estate Invt. Co. NOVELTY WORK, REPAIRING. WE DO ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING and key fitting. The Star Novelty Works, la; West 2nd South, opp. P. O. SCAVENGER. KEEN SANITARY CO. OFFICE 67 W. 1st Bouth. Tell 14U-X HALT LAKE SCAVENGER Ca 'Phone 366; office 53 Main st. LOST. . RECORD BOOK AND SMALL PAR-eet, PAR-eet, between 1st North and 1st and 2nd West to Main st. Return to 253 W. 1st North. C. M. Plant. LAMPS AND REFLECTORS. COPPER, BRASS AND TIN WORK lamps, lanterns, reflectors. BteateL 78 E. Third South. PERFTJIXE MANUFACTURER. A. MAILLARD, MFGR. AND IMPORT-er IMPORT-er nigh grade perfumes. 28 Com'l street FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE-men GENTLE-men only; 131 E. 1st South. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms at 213 E. 1st Bo. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping at the Taylor House, 142 E, 2nd So. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM 310 00 per month; gentlemen preferred; 236 E. 2nd So. . FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD $5 per week; 241 E. Zst So. Mrs. McDon-ough, McDon-ough, prop. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM suitable for man and wife, electrlo Hants and bath; 58 Bo. 1st W. . ONE FURNISHED ROOM. AT 814 SO 1st West. 150 E. FIFTH SOUTH ST., DIRECTLY opp. city and county-building, large front room, well furnished; rent reasonable. NICE CLEAN ROOMS AT THE LAW-rence. LAW-rence. 217 Bo. Main. I FURNISHED ROOMS. 433 Bo. Main. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED rooms at 14 W. North Temple. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD- 27 E. 4th South. . ' ' ROOMS SINGLE OR EN SUITE AT the Imperial. 240 & Bute. C. C. Anderson, Ander-son, prop. A MODERN FURNISHED FRONT room for rent at 157 W. Fourth South. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping at 28 E. 4th South. A RARE CHANCE FOR A DAT sleeper at 222 E. 6th South. Quietness insured. in-sured. BOARD AND' ROOMS IN PRIVATE family at No. 3 Cheancy court on 4th So bet. W. Temple and 1st W. From 35 to per week. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT the Hazel house, 244 bo. Btate. Mrs. J, Wallace, prop. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM 376 So. State, near city and county bldg. ' FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT AT 2C5 Bo. gtata. - , |