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Show 1 A THE HOME COLDCURE. "Someth ng New Under The Sun " An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards are Being Cured Daily iu WORTHY SUCCESSOR. fyite of clorial Rumor ' All Doctors have tried to cura catarrah by the u.e of powders acid g ise-- inhalers and drug in paste form. Their powders dry up the mucuous lueuinraues eauMng them to crack open and bleed. The powerful acids used iu the inhalers have entirely eaten away the stun membranes that their makers have aimed to cure, while pastes and ointments cannot reach the disea.se. An old and experienced practitioner who has fur m my years made a close study and specialty of the treatment of catarrah, has at last perfected a treatment which when faithfully used, not only relieves at once, but permanently cures catarrah, by removing the cause, stopping the discharges, and curing all intlamation. It is the only remedy known to science that actually reaches the afflicted parts. This wonderful remedy is kuown as "Snulll 's the Guaranteed Catarrah Cure'" and is sold at tun extremely low price of one dollar, each package containing internal and external medicine sufficient for a full mouth's treatment ami everything necessary to its perfect .' No Noxious Doses. No Weakeu-inof the Nerves. A l'Wuit aud Punitive Cur for the Liquor Habit. It is now generally known g and understood that Drunkenness is a diwiase and not weakness. A body filled with peison, and nerves completely shattered by periodical or constant use of intoxicating an antidote liquors, requires capable of neutralizing ami eradicating thin poision, and destroying the craving for intoxicants. Sufferers may now cure themselves at home without publicity or loss of time from business by this wonderful "Home Gold Cure" which has been perfected after many years of close study and treatment of inebriates. The faithful use according to directions of this discovery is positively guaranteed to cure the most obstinate case, no matter how hard a drinker. Our records show the of transformation marvelous thousands of drunkards into sober, industrious and upright num. husbands! Wives cure your Children cure your fathers!! This remedy is iu no Reuse a nostrum but is a specific for the disease only, and is so skillfully devised and prepared that it is thoroughly soluble and pleasant to the taste so that it can be given in a cup of tea or coflee without the knowledge of the person taking it. Thousands of drunkards have cured thin priceless themselves with remedy, and as many more have been cured and made temperate men by having the "cure" adminis-treby loving friends and relatives , without their knowledge in coffee or tea, and believe to day that they 'discontinued drinking of their own free will. Do not wait. Do not be deluded by apparent and miswonderful d Drive leading ''improvement." out the disease at once and for all time. The "Home Cold Cure" is sold at the extremely low price 'of one dollar, thus placing within reach of everybody a treatment .more effectual than others costing ,$25 to $oO. Full directions accompany each package. Special advice by skilled phys'cians when requested without extra charge. Sent prepa'd to any part of the world on receipt of one dollar. Address Dept. E 482 Edwin B. Giles & Company, 2330 and 2332 Market St. Philadelphia. All correspondence strictly confidential. A Wonderful Invention. They cure dandruff, hair falling, 'adache, eUs., yet costs the same T)r. White 'r An nrdinaru nnmh llectric Comb. The only patented - 'tmb in the world. , People, every i liere it has been introduced, are " You simply Sid with delight. jmb your hair each day and the pmb does the rest. This wonder - s jl comb is simply unbreakable and is made so that it is absolutely impossible to break or cut the hair, riold on a written gnaiantee to give perfect satisfaction in every respect. Send stamps for one. Ladies' size fiOn. Gents' size 35c. Live men and women wanted everywhere to introduce this article. Sells on sight. Agents are wild with success. (See want col1 umn of this paper.) Address D. N. Rose, Gen. Mgr. Decatur, III. Ah 3 - -- V THERE V L i "THK OTHERS. ARE VI " ki; H OK Ih T" T T T H T a - X T . flh V -l JOHN SCHIICEDER, Proprietor. ONE OF THE PEST COUNTRY taOKI." The Ixis A'ifeSes Herald 1ms the fnllowing story of The utchman who. on his return to his uatlve heath from his sensations "I.imnon," during his first oratorio. , "Aw ToimM, I went to the oratory, but syne I tlioeht It was sufer to come "How was that?" Inquires Donald. "Weel, ye see. first one man In ttifl crowd up and shouted, 'I am the kin of glory,' then another cried out that he was the king of glory, and pretty sojn t'.tey were all yelling at once that they were the king of glory. So I was going to he a row, and I Juet slipped out." ':..i-irntM- i T M HOTELS IN UTAH. XEW ROOMS AND NEW FURNITURE, RATES REASONABLE. yit-s- II T Poanl and Lodgings by tlie day or week. .Looms tiy the single night, 60 ceutu. fcpeeial Kates by the Week t aa'." rcl V' I 13 use. "Snuffles'' is the ouly peifect catarrah cure ever made and is now recognized as the ouly safe and positive cure for that annoying Little Doy Mamma did Noah take aim disgusting disease. It cures Mamma Yes, dear; why? all inuamation quickly and per "Well, I wish he had fji gotten Ih? and also is wonderfully manently quick to relieve hay fever or cold IN LONDON. iu the head. "Hot day," said a stout man to a Catarrah when neglected often leads to consumption "Snuffles" fellow passenger in a crowded omnibus last summer. will save you if you use it at ouce. said the other. It is no ordinary remedy, but a "Eh?" "Hot day," said the first, something complete treatment which is posi louder. "Excuse me, I'm somewhat deaf and tively guaranteed to cure catarrah in any form or stage if used accord What hardly caught your meaning. ing to the directions which accom- did you say?" "I say it's a hot day!" shouted the pany each package. Don't delay but send for it at once, and w rite fat man, getting red In the face as full particulars as to your condi every one in the omnibus looked up. "As, yes; how much must you pay? tion, and you will receive special is the fare." advice from the discoverer of this Whereupon the corpulent individual wonderful remedy regarding your with an air of exasperation, got out case without cost to you beyond of the vehicle. London Sun. the regular price of ' Snuffles " the Cuaranteed Catarrah Cure." An Oriental Kxcuae. Sent prepaid to any address iu "Where have you been?" demanded the U.S. or Canada on receipt of the queen of the harem, pointing a one dollar. Address Dept. E 4S2 long finger at the dock. Edwin B. Giles & Company. 2330 "I have been sitting up with a sick and 2332 Market St. Philadelphia. friend!" faltered the royal reveler. S II two of every living thins on the Ark! mosquitoes." CHAN6ED hplirMlm. Vncle Magazine: Harper's riibty hat droops humbly over his black and wrinkled forehead, his coat pockets are Bagging away from his coat, one knee !s covered with a blue patch, the other one with a white one sowed on with black thread, his shoes are full of holes and It would puzzle anyone to declare the original color of an article of his apparel. He pulls off the drooping hat &s ho looks over my garden fence and gives me a smile that makes me feel better for an hour. "Miss Alice," he asks, cheerfully, "you don't know nobody that wants ter hire nobody to do nothin' for 'em dls mawnin', does you?" HIS Eph-ralm'- s Restaurant A Pirst-Clas- s saw-ther- f n 21 Meals for $4.50 f f Meal Tickets; mnnr .TOKPfit - 1 ........ , tttatt .... mtttjt?av W Ik U CUNB, A. B. CUNE, Proprietor II Uncle Sam's Loan Office. Money loaned on Watches, Dia-- I monds, Gems, Instruments, Tools, K n rr anA oil C ri 11 inlno rf orfnvivu u v train milv oil tt ii uua at ope-bal- f the regular rate of MIND. - T I 1 11 Special Bargains In Unredeemed Watches, Jewelry, 28 2S 30 EAST FIRST 80., SALT LAKE Clothing-- , Etc- - OITF, UTAH. Three-penc- e A Great Hosiery Offer Direct From the Mills. "Bah! That is too thin! Who was the sick friends?" "The sultan of Turkey. You know he Is known as the 'sick man of the east.' " MURRAY BAKERY. can I stav home todav? Mamma Ye?, Pa wants you to help to put up the stove. Freddy Well, Ma, why can't I go to school? Freddv Ma The old maxim, "The Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating." applies as well to the wearing HIM KOW IT HELPED Frlnee (iiun'a FeH. qualities of our hosiery. Once "But why," we asked of Prince woru and you will wear them alChun, "do you object to knocking ways. An exceptional offer that your head against the floor of the kaiser's throneroom?" every reader of this paper should take advantage of and test the re"Well, you see," he explained, "I am afraid that some barbarian will notice markable wearing qualities and the act and say 'Wouldn't that bump superior finish of our high grade "Baltimore American. you?' Ve of on will, receipt hosiery. 25c iu silver and the name of yo ir Kevealed Themnetvea. local dealer, send direct to you "They had been married a year befrom the mills, postage paid, 4 pair fore anybody knew It, and even then of our litest high grade latest style their secret was discovered only by accident." "Indeed?" "Yes; one evenEmpire brand ladie's or children's hose, or men's half hose, in black, ing at a card party they thoughtlessly tan, white or the fashionable fancy played partners, and the way they solid colors, or the latest combinaquarreled let the whole thing out!" tion silk embroidered polka dots, Mr. Meddergrass: By Jing, If I'd a' electric stripes, or silk clocking on knowed the girls would 'a' played all in side, fancy open work, plain, or the time this way, I'd got a organ Instead of a piano. drop stitch style, in French lisle Mrs. Medilergrass: But I thought thread, balbriggan, silk finish maco, Bhe I do love an outdoor lunch. or cashmere, with fall finish elastic It gives one such an appetite, don't you didn't like organ music. Mr. Meddergrass: No more I don't, top and our patent reinforced silk you think so? but a organ has a few stops to It. He Yes, for dinner. and linen knit seamless, double sole, toe and high spliced double SHE LOOKED THE PART. The l arr ulnma of Greret Writltli. heel. They save darning and are Mr. Vnnderbilt wouldn't if "I wonder to times the guranteed give three be willing to let me trt his theory wear of any other hosiery. The r v"rv.ii.' of the tindesirability of wealth at his same iu children's, with elastic expense?" top, d, uble knee, sole, heel and "No, you can't expect it. These very foe, plain or ribbed, fiine, medium rich men are never selfish. Mr. or heavy quality, guaranteed fast lias too much regard for your color, and waranteed not to crock. welfare to Impose such a cruel burThe retail value of these hosa is den upon your shoulders." Cleveland 25c a pair. We will not send Plain Dealer. more than 4 pair of each ladies' or children's to one person. A Ilia Waterloo. "Whom have we in the dark cell?" trial wear" of these will convince "That Is the stenogi yon of their merits. For 60 cents we will send, post paid, one trial rapher. He has a record of 130 words 2 minute." pair of our ladies' line silk hose, per"And why Is he here?" in shades of pink, gold, white, "Oh, he foolishly attempted to take or cardinal lavender. black, blue, 3 down the words angry woman was This is a special trial offer. If hurling over theanyfence I to her neighMS MS you are not satisfied with them bor.after a trial wear we will refund your money. If you are pleased The Fortune Hauler. with them and wish more, insist "When I marry," said the poor ou your local dealer procuring young man, "I want a girl who Is able them for you, and insist ou him to make her own dre s s and all that getting our Empire brand hosiery. sort ot thing." "And 1." replied the other, who was. Write ih to day, mentioning this paper, ns this offer is limited. A also poor but mure worldly, "'want i: "We med a servant badly." beautiful little booklet, telling bow girl who do.si't hav." to make her "Well, mum, I'm. as bad as they come." our hosiery is made, mailed free to own dresses." Philadelphia Press. you on request. Address this way, Fair WiirnineA rarnrir. "The Slrk Man." Empire Knitting Jlills. 10G and 103 Fulton St., N. Y. Time, 11:45 p. m. Humorist When the editor returned "There'll tie the deuce to pay!" said A sound resembling a distant peal of the gran vizier. A3 he looked over the thoe tramp Jokes his rejection slip m Colorado i ( Bread, Pie, Cake, Etc., fresh Daily ( Fine Confectoinery. n 9 i 1! f if A Full Line of TOBACCO, CICARS ar.d GR0CEETES. (j We ell tfeikin's Coffees. 1 (1 F H. CANNEGIETER, Prop, t a mm jivery g peed gtabes. jUjurray (P?S Accommo- Publio Service 1 fSSHyl dations Unsur- passed GEO. GRANTER, Proprietor. FineBt turnout! In the county. Bpectial attention piven to fancy rigs, and comprtent drivers furnished. Horses boarded by ths week or month, and transients carefully attended to. If you want a rig to meet yoo at the car line, call lis up. Telephone, No. 745 Van-derbi- lt Nerve Waste. of the most helpful books weakness ever issued is i that entitled "Nerve Waste," by Dr. Sawyer of San Francieco, now i in its fifth thousand. This work fkiOi an experienced aim repuiaoie physician is in agreeable contrast to the vast sum of false teachings which prevails on this interesting aubject. It abounds in carefully considered and practical advice, , Jlad has the two great merits of risdom and sincerity. Lt, is indorsed by both the re- and secular nrpss. The 'Chicago Advance says: "A per usal of the book and the applica-- r tiou of its principals will put health J hope and heart iuto thousands of ' lives that are now suflering through nervous impairment." JThe book is $1.00 by mail post- - (One "Ho-inn- "" One most interesting chapter xx, ou .Serves of the r Box 2658, Facts About I ands. "Facts About Land in U(f.V to illustrated folder ou farm, orchard, melon and grazing lands, toother with a thorough description of the beautiful climate tind bountiful resources of Utah, is mailed free to any address on application 'tTGeo. W. Hintz. general passwi-- I agent, Rio Grande Western fnlway, Salt Lake City. Reduced round trip rates to Sale Lake City a4 J ... dnt f iraai ; . I It's and gnt warmed np. the keeping of the inner man warm that makes the shooters shoot tha shot that chutes the game into the bag M1 ritMi'rfiJ' THE riNEST AMUSEMENT HALL IN TOWN.' :the: Colorado Midland. "I'lKU'd PEAK KOUTE." - qmilnt and picture qu Suit Luke tlfken h C If In tlie r mild by all ltlnrrHry. l!ii" In the U"! lUMl South to Suit Luke Ciir Tia fltlifr M.r Penvpr & lilo Onux'e n'nlor. lo ouniiecMu'i with rilWH. Tk'kvtn th Klo U'HiMle pun-- l naeii vk tlili Mine will entlils twlilrr to utiip nvtT prlvilcaei lit all the prominent rcwifia In dm Moi'ky nxiutitHinf and I'ta'i, tirH t b i'i'il riit f"r Miln irlj.a. eto. tl tly r to 'I hre will I lt Cu V t ii r i ti t h ftit '( u in .tier a wH a low on apKUil mt Inquire nf Tl'ki Avenl- - Miiil iffnf ri'inini'f l.HheOiy. the i II jr i f Ik' -- nmtK " and Ho Trip Folder Genrirn W. HhIiiix. (jeticrnl I'eni(er ti Afnil Km Oinndu Western railway, bait Muilmiil rirlriKirit, (1o lk rlx, l,anri I I''t . RAY VAN COTT, I Ogden are in effect via the Rio OrAcde Western Great Salt Lake with in connection Cy RouteDenver & Rio Grande or the rther l' Co1nrrU If Mland and tha Rock 'itiapd, Bnrlington, Missouri Ta- 114 feast la route. at shoot, of course, but whether they shoot or not, when you go hunting to call at the . 'SO-.t- ! mm mmr chapters and Nerve Tonics lias been Summer Tours and thunder Is heard latest hatch of ultimatums. directly overhead. printed separately as a sample Utah. "And that is not the worst of it," was that?" asked the young ' tVApter,' rfnd will be sent to any Hiprenre ninny iOur outlined for Cnltra-(In- man"What as he started up from the parlor groaned the sultan, "there will be a tut nmip are f ompU'tR without Inclu llng address for stamp by the publisher, The Pacific Pub. Co., Ban Francisco. Suooooaful Shooters sgml "WZ(Ei The AnKl(im:nilui'a AkhIii. "Did yell notice, deall boy, that tltey fay King Edward is steadily growing A Il'iree Laugh. Quito a Change. "The horse of Banker Seligtnan of "Poet Kiley liken the voices Of the iwithern women. They have such a New York has had eleven teelh tilled with gold and gllver." "I suppose pleasant drawl." "It must be quite an agreeable he'll he laughing all the time now In change to him after the malarial trem- order to show the filling3." Cleveland olo of the Hoosier dames." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Plain Dealer. fatter?" "Is he, old chappie eat more Dealer. myself." I rally must Cleveland Ad Vireptlfinal t'aie. Attorney-at-La401-4- 05 400 Atlas Pudding, SsV Uk City Ula4. something of a paradox. Friend What did he say? Humoriirt He said they were very bum Philadelphia Kecord. few kings and queens to pay." Plain "An flamy Murk. EVElir DAY VIA R.0 was ofa in alarm. "That!" echoed the fair pride of the household. "Oil, that was only papa dropping a hint." And hastily gathering the hint unto himself the young man carried It out Into the gloomy night. Chirngo News. 'TIs a saying trih! and true That prido goes before a fall; 'TIs easy quite to trip a man Who thinks he knows It all. EUN3 TWO SOLID TRAINS EACH WAY. Leaving Ogden 7;25 a. mand 7:15 p. m. Bnnnlnu Throuih to DenTfr W'itbiiul tine. 1 i Traini trry Ouacn , 1. Air Dun tnd i ( She IVui Tanned. "Why has she given up wearing decollete gowns?" "Because she thoughtlessly wore a k bathing suit last summer." low-nec- -E- LEGANT PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS On We1iif'!T Mornlnj Tourist IhrtMiKli bicpprr l MlJfd which to t nii'ilt and rtt. PkuL ml Frldajr Moruliisl On Tiniroilur tin) Tourist r GOES THROUGH TO OMAnAand Dlgg "Your wife looks worried of Henpeck Before I was married my late. What seems to be the trouble?" wife used to swallow everything I told Wilson Any different now? Biggs "Oh, ahe U worrying because her. ihe's afraid our daughter won't get as Henpeck Yes; she makes me eat my food a husband sa she did." own words. . W. EnTjr. Jimmy "Say, Billy, some spiders have a dozen eyes." Billy "Gee! I'd like to be a spider ou baseball days. I could cover very knothole In the fence." - CHICAGO. If mu ro Km! yon will urn tim mul (.'oiiiiniln inonnr bf ptron(lin Llus, 'lbs Columdo jliilmua. l.vorlte W.H. SELL, General Agent. U. 8. DEVOR, Trav. Pass. Agent, DON Salt l.akt City. 200 Dooly Bloclf, lvKAGItES ALL CO LOU A DO :the: UM.V CAMPS. Colorado Midland Ry. W V |