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Show ' iNlFkRBSttfegEARlNG SECURITIES, Yielding sjxperrflent, compounded twice a year, make an iiwil invaitment. -They can be procured from McQwvin & Co., invwitmjent bankers, Salt Lake City, iJWfmtor lipids 4,ht security. We do the work. .W. mnnm mpji lumpen ipt " mV RLlH.GST,ON.RQ.UTE. Palace sleeping -car- leaves Salt-Lake -Qity daily at 3:15 p. m., arrives St. Louis 7:19 a. m. , 'Good time to raach the Fair. C 216 SOUTH MAIN ST. Cbts ie Demonstration imc with us, Opportunity "Citne f ov you. The suits we are showing comprise the most attractive stock of fasionable materials we have ever carried. Included in the collection are some unusually handsome fabrics, not previously displayed. dis-played. There isn't a gown in our establishment establish-ment that is not seasonable, seas-onable, seviceable and stylish. HAMILTON'S 216 Main Street. 1 CULLEN HOTEL ES f jj all trains Mr S. C. EWIhG, Propr. SSor. th WWW VflffVltVniFTW WIPIMM Wl UVUVHCNIVIItNlVf WJkers &oi:e A Charming Lot off Fancy Waists andMot Very Rfluch Past the Half-Rrice IVSark Asked ffor Them. Distinctly original and very recent novelties. Clever fingers have fashioned splendid versatility of style ways in drawn work, embroidering and ap-pliqueing. ap-pliqueing. The more fanciful waists are those you possibly mjght prefer to wear in t;he evening at theatre or party, but there is plentiful showing of simpler simp-ler ones. These prices fpr Monday 31st and week The $4 25 Waists 2.75 The 5.00 Waists 30 The 7.00 Waists .. 4,00 The 8 75 Waists 4.95 The 9.50 Waists 5.50 The 10.50 Waists 5.75 ' ' ' ' -'V ' IT-- ";:H I Established 1801. W. P. RISER, Mgr. jf ill Henry Wagener ( M I Brewing !H ill 1MB BEER & POM I ill Special attention given to 1 ! I bottled beer for family I s trade. Free delivery ! ; to all parts of IB ; the city. ! Office 74 E. First South. f , l PHONE 218. .u 1 ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD GO. J RJS. Efficiently Serves a I fe&mSsii&S VAST TERRITORY I ytmnSpJ By Through Sorvloo tq and from vtfoy the following cities: 1HI 2 OMAHA, HEB. ST. PAUL, UINN. LOUISVILLE, KY. EYAHSVILLE, IHD. MINNEAPOLIS, lilHH. NEW ORLEANS, LA. NASHVILLE, TENN. KANSAS CITY, HO. CHICAOO, III. ATLANTA, OA. I MEMPHIS, TENN. ST. LOUIS, MO. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. CINCINNATI, OHIO. PEORIA, III. VICKSQURO, MISS. Weekly through sorvloo between Chicago H and between Cincinnati and tho jH Pacific Coast and Montana Territory. M Connections at theso terminals for the , H EAST, SOUTH, WEST AND, NORTH .Jfast and HandBomoly Equipped Steam M Heated Trains DInlngCaM Buflct Library M Cars Sleeping Cars Free Reclining Chair Hta Cars. f H Ask tloket agent for ticket via thp j ! I ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD M Or apply to t J. A. FOLEY, 75 W. Second tSo nth St. ll BALT LAKE CITY UAH. ' ri San Pedro, Los Angeles I 'm SfJ & Salt Lake R. R. I I Passefls throach the TaraonB I ( H TINTIC MINING DISTRICT I Comprising Eureka, Mammoth aad Silverv-Clty; also I , iH Mlalner Districts of Ophlr, J&lri ieldt Jflrgjir, Black I H Rock, Mllford and Frisco in Utah, aniyioche, i H Dejamar and Calleates Mlningr Districts H in Kevada. '' ,H PnllmaaBaffet Sltejdne Cars Fxa Racllnlng Chair Cars Daily l)twftn Salt Lake City, Mllford, ; Modana and Callentss. ' IH 1 iH The completion of the connecting link belween v Oailentes, Nevada and Daggett Callforula. will open I H one of the largest undeveloped mining dlHtrlcto In , 'H theweeU Full lnform&Uon regarding train service, M siage oounecUon to interior ofrtnpa, etc., cheerAtlly given by any agent of JJ4E SALT LAKE ROUTE, or address, ! I E..W. GILLETT T. G. PECK J. L. MOORE M ' 6hK Pattfi Ail. Atit, Gan.Pao. AeI. Dial. Past. Agtnt. H 1 Salt Lalce City, Utah, ' |