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Show The SAiURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER, 12, 1903. Lake Telegram. SAiiT MN CARNIVAL IN ALL ITS GLORY JVILL SPREAD ITS TENTS NEXT WEEK MIFjCHTIOH MEN WHO PROVIDE NEXT WEEK'S FUN. T rviiirii mi m. Cuiicura Soap.Ointment and Resolvent i &4terW&&lK SAN PEDRO, LOS ANGELES T.ime Table AND SALT LAKE R. ic CO. May I, J 903 Of uks depot. SAt.T LXKH Cm, at.a Srnir. at Sfphi tr Mr.:isi!f;ni ar1 mtr. Cleanse the Skin, Scalp and Blood iS a ti in v 11. EEPABT. rr.oM onmo.v short V'. V w TIME TABLE nllO SLQOD vy0rf.,UMimmcih.Trl Tor D'arh.- Httirt. I.:-jr- r rn .ra i. . i bi J V - r t -- r. Thotwaadi of tbo worlds best p?o pie hiTe Xonr.d inUat relief ac4 spetdy care by the cm of CuUtcra Ointment &od Eosp In the rnoat tortnrlns ac4 dtsflgnrln of itching, bcrcing and ca.lj haaoyrs, ccttav, rashes, Itching and iniAatna'.Joni. Tboasands of tired, fretted xaoth-c- r, of nsd dlifrurcd DuDics, cr all agci and omdutona, baro certified to alniost mirac-aiooj- i ccrc3 bj the Ccllcnra rcrcetUcj vrlca the best medical skill bid failed to Ee-fioWc- nnch Itsi cere. tntlcura Treatment Is J.tJ. and :. n"':-n- . B-a- pairfu. Va;y r.OC l, I, ML... k A- - t!, I- - i;;t Ch'rsr-- t - a. nv ; .... o-4- ,.., f.4S.fcV .I2.m. ?'a ?.. .H. T0PU ATCHISOX rt & 5JLXU FE PW1 G ! LLiTTrJ V. )L GRANDE nppjD t Vs,',- in'HJ.t.v. ; i. 4 t. a A, O J". .v T. A, Ticket City 02ee, 201 Mr. I a Street. ,3. J J p.fTl ch cr.t. r - p,TTl ALL TRAIKS DAILY. tTAxe r. nr.T'ior.t fxr all tr..rrg dlU!c In fou;hrn t'mti ar.d r.Vvaia. City Ticket Office 201 Mai a Street. Telephone 50. Fcr rsrtk'ilAf rstt on -T r nts. Fttl IAnk Ro..:, rr J. 2.1 r Ccnur.trSal t. j , v n:iAF.T. Or,s. f'frt? ...":3d a.m Drret eUn-tcrtcre- d ra-licv- JJi'frd. Fti ti Oarr.!4 nt, ... nt ,.! r. pm m.4UJ9 ro!n From Prove Jm. Mrrcur arj ent-Kr. potrta ij4t iifVt l.-.-trr IH, Jut. t :1a. m- ,,IJf ;i ,t'ti r .... - j WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS j "' J o:00 a.m iareitftoo cjt.on '' Fr Iroo. Amrlcn rrk Cr.r.t . and r.riat 6:Ud Torturing, Disfiguring Humours with loss of Hair n) -r .7:30 r :" ' - rrn-ctltctlo- nal and complete perfect, pore, sweet and vrbr,Kom- -. the r..ccted surfaces sih Cu:!rura Honp and hot v.atcr to the k!n of cru3ta and fcilcs and poftcn the thickened cctlcle, dry Triih-'- U hard rubtinc, and apply Cut!cura Ointment frrriy to alby ItchJn- -, irritation an J ir.Cimai-tlorad soothe and Leal, and tsks Cctlcara Resolrent to eoollastly and cleanse the blorKl, and pat every function in a itate of healthy activity. JIure cures cf simple, scrofulous and jrrrat hereditary butnocr are dUy rrade l y Cuiicura remcdica thtn all other Mood and bXIq remedl by d, a single set being of tn uCDc3cat to cure the rrcst distrssicg caicj when all else falls. Po4 itrrwt heel prt4. t:nc pn .mi el ..,. . i E-itl- cL-scs- " n, r? n 0 0 ,. Promoter Doyle Tells of SPECIAL DAYS AT AUTUMN CARNIVAL. tiie Wonders to Be t v Shown by Southern 0 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TII. - Utah day. Gov. Well S ejected' ' to attend. Carnival Company. 0 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IGTH. - Salt S) (S) (S) G) r? G) rz- . , . s Lak Charles A. Doyle, representative of the Southern Carnival company, which opens at the Salt Palace on Monday night, has the following to say of his bigr organization which has gained such a good reputation foi its merits and magnificence: "The Southern Carnival company, which comprises a complete Midway, travels in its own train of twenty cars; it has furnished attractions for the past five year:-- at the largest street fairs and carnivals back East. Xat Reiss, the manager, has high ideals and finds it most profitable to eliminate all objectionable features, and presents only clean, moral and refined amusement. Tthe carnivals at Portland, Seattle. s, and Boise were a spHos of and the newspapers of those are unstinted in their praise of the attractions, shows and features presented, as your exchanges will prove. Fifteen. Distinct Shows. "Everything to amuse, entertain and delight the visitors is to be found among the featmes of the big aggregation. There are fifteen distinct shows, each of which is different from the others, and each one has its own cosy, handsome pavilion theater, brilliantly lighted inside and out, and all comfortably seated. Merely nominal prices are charged to the shows. The highest is the Stadium, which charges 25 cents, being the feature shew, and having so many performers the price is not considered excessive. The big trained animal show Is another expensive attraction, and charges 15 cents. The rest all charge 10 cents and are certainly worth much more. List of Attractions. '"The following is a partial list of our attractions: The Stadium, Dreamland, American theater, the Old Plantation, dog and pony show, animal show, Lr.tta, the fire dancer, electric theater, Venetian glass palace, Esau, the phenomenon, Moorish theater, wonderland, "Pharaoh's Daughter," camels, "Barrel of d Iove," steam gondolas, and Ferris wheel. There are other attractions many and varied. " onsieur Du Bell will ride a bicycle at c height of fifty feet above the ground on a live electric wire at night, showing the wheel to be one myriad of incandescent lights and a beautiful sight to be; Spo-l-'i.u- 0 0 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER to Ogden congress. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER drills. FRj'DAY, SEPTEMBER tions and pole climbing. 8ATUUDAT. m:vT,ni:,l ISTII.-EIectric- 0 ICTH.-Irriga- tion ITTH.-Frate- rna, merry-go-roun- Some Free Features. "Some of the other free acts will he Mat Gay, the world's champion high diver and back somersault thrower, diving from a tower 100 feet high into a tank of water four feet deep. "Rose and Lemon, America's champion stairway riders, and the only two gentlemen alive today that have successfully ridden down the White House stairs at Washington, D. C. They will do their daredevil act of riding down a stairway seventy feet high and back again twice daily. Capt. Beach, ti.e 'man fish,' is another feature. He is at home under the water. Playing at Boise. "The Southern Carnival company are now in Boise, and from all press accounts of the shows they are the finest ever seen there. Every show is a feature in itself and the grounds are packed with people endeavoring to see them all two or three times. "All the shows are clean and moral and any lady in the land can go as there Is nothing said in nffpnd anv nnp The carnival train of twenty cars will arrive Monday morning and wull immediately bP2rin to urload nnr? spt nn fhpir mncrn ficent carved gold and silver exteriors. ait aiace will be a city cr shows. The night illuminations made by the Carnival company, which uses over 1000 Incandescent lights, is a sight worth going to see." Picture frame. 6 E. 3rd So. PLEASE PICTURE FRAMES, 6 E. 3RD SO. - XF.w york. i t. H.'adut' Comj'.' d ! - iSJ lJ W W lf (i, (, ( k .... Y! ....... v: I ! i ucLici woiieciiciis iteportea and tribution of Meicbandise Expands. NEW YORK, Sept. Dis- - it-- rk fj I j V)i4r .. I.1 ' !. cil-irlt- of of (ho y t:r it on ft. . r ; I 'r V ... i JM'.'j: ' . It Car:aii. cnr.r,.arcl u!th :i ra: p; IZ-'- Tho rt;-::i- i't a .ir h.''V Wi-il.r- r ..... . 4.. r h?- - - ivnvrr ted n rx'-- For r 'H!l'" iI"r rtATCd iXAfrr v..'. : a tn. 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HnDFClXD trtrr, r.i7 n:;K rtn. ii r rv Ctry Tl at i p akvt C F. WAHRCX, Grtral Aftnt. t t:i!(.i Kta. rt..U:iSinM, Mriral ............... 1 r. .....; fw rr .... .... :: ::3 .... ?,' ..... .... ...... . - trr.... . t? ..... ' .' .... : . v.: :c-:- -t ; ph - .t ,,. v-- J- ;V,r SALT re.--ntl- r-- l"'ty .Vnr i' . Tacom It. G. Dan & German Traitor Confesses. Co.'s weekly review of trauc to.lay "There is a groat deal r,f activity in all Berlin, ef-classes of husincss. arrertf.i at ;,t2 v.,;h uho An tncnuraInn 5iv Tit is the tlecrcisrd rtjij.lalnt pyroptom f;.,r, ;l , nl.;:, rollfcctlons. j Ly mor" patented djgccuntlng of HHs. his fur have been favorabl" for ,ti or,. dis;,U-- S "r- tribution of merchandise retail tr.i;l.wiu.e rested brfuro tne ,no, "A there are frequent reports of iarcer jobbing fall businops than last r.' Sunt, caption in selecting gooi. owing to l;,th piiees, is reoorted at the vt. but this is chiefly conttned to textilf?. decreas;', a,I but or, ,f th having signed th- agreement in th upIvs o.,l s building trade?, and several oih-liave boon effected thrML'i on both jr;,ilwav farnfris in .AUfiusi nrre y.i jkt cert larpor t'l.in last year and 15. i pvr cent greater than I f it m. 12. , . , ln.i ft, I'ttt 'M;rc .... ?im I'mt.t t. ...... liilttrmr .... ...... .... in'in'utl K a ti ALL LINES OF TRADE J- Meilro 3 TR.AIINS DAILY ;:rvm. - (. iv- t..nd'ic i w I'hll d, .;ibi ., .V -- t !.' J - thj ;! It Tt G. tr;r-U- t ca.- - .. ,ni, ,.:; i:.-r- w rti l;. tt H inb-r n1nr 't ti h'tb it in I M.fwitoj II irirf'- if... c i lril car; ,,,. .Jay. al Bank Clearing. N" tv . , .. i ... v .... . 79 W. otith St. 5-co- iul t !.-b- - '.!;,-rut- es - 'JaaaK!gJ3Wl-'8i'- 1 r ron-negsio- ns Famous the World Over Fully Matured. Dealer - rj-sc- IP wnn'r'saip y. . ei ! JU ma 1 Oreatnctt Fr sn! i'Uy Orotind en ta P.. Ylit In In a enough in advance. sx.4 KtA a i 1 F'.mcea Tl-- Qtcvr wi;Aii!f. MonntaJa. Ca l;tfh Vj:r Fvaca !. T Hiv-r- n, i.ii mmm0mmmmmmmmm 5 8 1 :rr ru-'.'-rr- f tr in Lt.ka it; Southern Pacific Gcmpany's Lines fcUat. 4ix Ik fly. l. Olr tba mmmmmfm ITaj-t- h. rAT.trOP.. i Vt iiiiivi If Y ca Have Goods to Sell nvrTr. tVJ n mi fl!l '.'Mi On the Rock Island's Rocky Mountain Limited. It is in the 4,ccnter of the Car" if you order far It is in a brilliantly lighted car and there is an individual light for you. It is there for you to use when and how vou wish dressing, undressing or to read by when you are in bed. , riirf to Visit. A "DailRbtful eitlo-ment- hold. IDEAL PORTLAND CEMENT UTAH LUMBER CO. IHumln ! city. TUXt w-- -k u- svc-yj-K- -- d,y. Sjvci.l lOTH.-rhiWr- o,,-, 0 Exhibition day. tV? nr. r-tr- 2Vew rr.n.. rbrr, vit. i is .......... XVrf;:" ntr. rr:s hri at halt l.ici: !. Iii I.lr.- - frcra t KTAK-fA- J t CJTT. FT. Jn'trnt f.ALVj hTON. ri. FAPO .nl a.m. v.-- n. - t .!3y out of rc-- ct ians' """.'. Major Thomson day. Ke. t :t r;inr r.'5t l4a. t? ttJL f.wi 1 or Pst .. corn-bine- f v. 2 r tlh P!rrt 1T.AYT. WAtJT f.AftK CI e rr-.tftrl- -T ', r ft! rr ,sf - :""rrr J 1 r- -t r-- a.n1 T er-- " thr '"r f s. Tt. 'at. The "Limited" leaves Colorado II Springs 11:45 a. m Denver 11:30 a. m. every day and arrives Chicago 5:30 p. m. the next day. Makes Union Depot connections with limited trains for New York. Boston, Baltimore and Washington, Phila-delphi- a, r. M rr ion of slrfrie ear erir9 1- full information aJJrta E. DRAKE, Hist. Pass. Agent. O. A. BIBLE, Trar. Pass. Agent, 100 West 2nd South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. tr. Ins. via lh nnl V.. MW,""ww'lwwaaMMiMMMMM HAL S. RAY, General Agent, Denver, Colorado ..VI . tret: j?n bare ehr'r cf Ur.Ira IVr'f. r r..l ;!crt!:vri:rTi XXAV2 .tA SALT LA! CP-T A. 4 - Know 101! WLeu gclsff - f ft At I ft-- . km hi f |
