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Show I ' FOR THE I I EASTER SEASON I j 'ii We have Easter spoons, a nice t ijj line of rosaries, crosses, prayer- l book markers and special novel- ji "i ties. Our stock is always filled witn ; h seasonable goods at reasonable ' j . prices. Everything we have is h good and guaranteed. i ; We have been selling good jew- tj ij elry In Utah and surrounding ' states for over thirty years. BOYD PARK, Jeweler, i t Successor to Joslin & Park. 5 ij Salt Lake, Utah Denver, Colo. ; 'i Established 1S62. j; ;j Mail orders a specialty. Book- let free by mail if requested. j E..E. BURLINGAME & CO. Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory. Established in Colorado, 1S66. Samples by mail or express will receive prompt and careful attention. ' Gold and Refined. Melted and . Assayed or Pur- Silvej Bunion. chased. Concentration ' Tests." .SS 1736-1738 Lawrence St.. Denver, Colo. The Intermountain and Colorado Oatholic reaches, the Catholic people of Montana, Colorado, Utah, Idaho. Nevada, Neva-da, Wyoming. New Mexica and Arizona. Ari-zona. Do you do business in any part of this large and vast country? If so, acn't you see- what you want? Why Of course you do. So let's have it - :B LI j PRYLZ TO ALL; NEVERP jj 1 1 mi new" Wash White i Waist 1 Goods V01 I Are Irresistible. Goods! I Department in Utah is jrTr::rdrir;F.Auer!)ac!i&Bro.'s'' t speaks volumes. , w S A world of beauty is represented -j 1 in our stock of these summery fab- ii k rics. The collection of Artistic, , , . . H I , , It s a strong assertion to make, i r Novelties is far above any display y we have heretofore made in both but we know it to be true. We. H 5 high-grade textiles and the more have more White Goods and sell j inexpensive materials, and this is more -white Goods than any other a the most favorable time of the sea- retan houge ,n utan d for this j son for you to make your selec- Q tions. Come this week and be con- reason ws can make Prkes like vinced of this truth. these. For this week we shall offer M 1 the Grandest Easter Bargains in H I SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK. White Persian Lawns, White Wash 5 A lot of Fine Scotch Zephyr Ging- Chiffon and White Paris Lawns H hams in stripes, checks and ever shown. m f plaids very pretty colorings l j) value 2."c and 30c. , Special for a i this week. 1 C2.r " bolts White Persian Lawn, very N i a yard IDjv sheer and linen finished suited a 3 for confirmation or graduation jjJ gowns: value 2"Mc. Special 1 Qr j tj The new Toile de Soie a new fabric for this week 1 ww n ji in new foulard designs on all col- a a ored backgrounds; bought to sell ft at 30c, but the paper covers were 48-inch wide White Wash Chiffon M S damaged in transit and the rail- the most wanted white fabric for y r; road company pays the damages; confirmation, graduation and par- R I so they go this week. iQlr ' &wrs: value, 60c. Special for Li i a yard 103 this week, A i. & i a yard 25 pieces French Figured Sateen in p 3 the newest tints and designs 50-inch wide White Paris Lawns, aj ij very closely resembling silk the finest and most popular of W i suited for house and street gowns white wash fabrics: value, 11.10. jg I value 35c. Special for A Special for this week, 0 j. this week, a yard g a yard Ci?C j 1 No. 6 That is what they call the Burlington's Chicago ' Special. It is the fastest as well as the finest of the three great j trains for the east which leave Denver daily over the Burling- ji ! ton Route. " It's a big train, too mail-car, baggage-car, two chair-cars, S diner, two sleepers, and a buffet-smoking-library car with 00- serration platform. I . s - . . Leave Denver 4 p. m.: arrive Omaha . i 6:5 a. m. next morning. Chicago 8:30 next .. 5 evening. 5, Tickets at offices of connecting lines. ij I ; 1 IFSteSI TICEET 0FFICE: iMHlii 79 West Second South St., i Si TiSCSw -j SALT LAKE CITY. Y 1 1 111111 if '1 E. F. NESLEN, General Agent. i p UULLWJD d p- S. Thro' sleeper for Chicago, at- I f . i-' .-jt.. rrv.,- A.uii tached to No. 6 at Denver, leaves Salt S g"'"- Lake City 3:15 p. m. daily. pi oTPn jJSL Offerings fmwM you win K&W certainly want 'ifSi s o m e t hing new to wear Wjpuwii '''"S6'- tor Easter. em1m' ' One of our splendid new f ;a suits or over- tfflMWJiwi Hurt coats tor 15.00 tibi&fMftY nan would be nice. MAi?iWf. Schaffner A new hat al- fcftyVilT.'ifft o. ji. ways seems BWfcill & MarX most uppro- Vf 7 gS';P ' ' ' p r i a t e for Fill probably p'sl S'l'w " J nave tne lars" M?7 ; est stock of '0J Tailor ' strictly up-to- i 'if R'-'fi m.j. date hats that l W'tA "laao can be found m M Clothes in the cit'- f$ We take pride s? V'iK. 'n announcing crj Wiv that our o.tH m r. & a. hat, , , for style and miality suV- oopvmaht lol . passes any HART, (CHAFFXH 4 HUB ?4.00 hat SOld Chicago elsewhere. RICHARDSON & ADAMS, 172 Main St, Salt Lake City. , j Peter Marron, 434 B Street, Contractor & Builder. Bids and estimates furnished for all kinds of Construc-, Construc-, tion work. Builder ofV-St. Ann's , Orphanage, tha D. F. WnlkUr building antf .the foundation founda-tion for th Kearnshouse. .' Operates best local , Train service in the State. From 10 to 40 Minutes fastest line to Ogden, Provo, Eureka, Hanti, etc. I i 3 Through Daily Fast Train to the East. Pullman Palace and Ordinary Sleeping Cars without change To Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago. Perfect Dining Car Service. Magnificent Scenery. Ticket Office No. 103 West SecocA South.. Dooly Block corner. Geo. W. Heintz. Ass't General Passenger- Agent. i ' The Atchison, Topeka & Santa re Railway. THROUGH' LINE in connection with the Bio Grande "Western railway from Utah to KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH, ATCHISON. CHICAGO GALVESTON. EL PASO CITY OP MEXICO. and Mining Camps in New, Mexico and Arizona.- w STOCK and WoOL shipments For passenger and freight rates ap- or7write1S Graad8' Weste C. P. Warren, General AJrent ''4aV Lake City, Utah. f tf Sa "j RIGGiMMVM1!?!! Current Time Table In Effect JA. 1, 1902. LEAVE SALT U CITY. No. 6 For Grand Junctioi. Der.. rveren,i Points s 30 . . No. 2-'oi- Provo. Grand Jun:- 8l tjon and al! points easi 21- - No. -For Provo. Grind jl-.uc- Pi-tion Pi-tion and all points past.. 3 ai No. 10-Kor BinKhau;. J,ehi. pr'0: ' vo, Mt Pleasant, Mantl. 1 Maryavalr ar.l lntersaaiat f points in,, ' No. For Eureka, P.iyaoi,. Ke-ber, Ke-ber, e'rove and intermediata JOJPt oOOoir ?o. & For Ogden and ttie west., s-ioa-n" No. S For Ogden an.l est n c i No. 1 For 0den and weit 1-46dpI" i No. 43-For Park City 3 15 iLEHIVS SALT LAKE CITY. No. i-Frooi Provo, Grand Junction Junc-tion aod the eaat 9:35 - No. 1 From Provo. Grand Juno- ' tion and thn east 12 S5 0 m. No. 3 From Provo. Grand June-tion June-tion and the east ;0 50nm No. 9 From Provo, Bins- ' h.Tin. Eureki, Marysvnlp. Ma;f tl and ir-terrnedlate point S ifli No Frora Ojrden and th -f?t S 20 a.m. No. 2 From O'jen and th ev 3:1$ v a jo. 4 From Oirden tr.d the wesu ?:10o in No. 7 From Eureka. Fayscn. Heber. Provo and intermedials polnt3 ri ,viam No. 41 From Park City 5:16 p ml Perfect Dir:ins Car Servv-e. 81ring Car5 to Ohicazo Without Cha? Ti.-ket Offce. '2 Vet Second sou;a, Postoi'flce Corner. 'Phone. JOS. ills Time Card yPffi In Effect i ! Nov. 3. 1901. ' ARRIVE. From Ogden, all points east. Butte, Portland and Sau Francisco Fran-cisco 3:45 A.JL From Ogden and intermediate points 9:35 A.M. From Ogden, ail points east, ant San Francisco 3:10 P.M. From Ogden, Cache Valley and intermediate points 6:S4 P.M. From Ogden, Butte., Portland and Sar. Franciscol 8:20 P.M. From all points south, except Tintlc j. 3:35 A.M. From Nephi. Timic, Mercur and intermediate points 5:00 ?.1L Ftozj Tooele and Terminus &:0OP.M DEPART. To Ogden, Cache Valley and all points east 7:00 A.M. To Ogden. Butte, Pcrtland and San Francisco J 45 A.M. To Ogden. all points east ani San Frrtnclico 12:43 P. Si. , To Ogo'en. intermediate points and p.'A point3 east t.15 P.M. To Butte, Portland, Intermediate Intermedi-ate points and San Franciscc.l0:30 P.M. To Tintlc, Mercur, Nephi and intermediate points 7:55 A.M. ! To all points south, except to Tlntic and Mercur...-:. 7:rtP.M. 'To Terminus and Tooele 7:tdA.M ,f i "Trains between Milford and Frisco eo i not run Sundnvs. ! "Daily except Sunday. Telf-phono No. SO. City Ticket Cfflo. 1 T!)l Main Street. ' T. M. SCHUMACHER, D. E. BI'RLET. ! Act. Traf. Mpr. G. P. & T. A I D. S SPEN'CER. A. G. P. & T. A. , THE OVERLAND LIMITED VIA Jit FOR THE EAST. ' THIS IS THE FINEST TRAIN RUNNING RUN-NING and makes MANY HOUR3 QUICKER TIME between WYOMING and UTAH POINTS and all Principal Eastern Points. EQUIPPED: Double Drawing Room Palace Sleepers. Buffet Smoking and Library Cars with Barber Shop and Pleasant Reading Rooms. Dining Cars, Meals a la Caria. Plntsch Light, Steam HeaL For time tables, folders. Illustrated books, pamphlets descriptive of the territory ter-ritory traversed, call at Ticket Office 201 Main Street, Salt Lake City. 'i If you ate going to Kansas City, St. Loui3, Chicago, New York, or any point East or South. eee that your ticket reads via Missouri Pacific Kailway. Elegant coaches, quick time and superb track makes this line the people's favorite route. . The only line reaching Sot Springs, Arkansas, the Carlsbad of America. For maps, information, etc., call oncr address: i C. A. TBIPP, G. P. & F- A. t 105 W. 2nd South, Salt Lake City, Utah. I H. C. TOWNSEND, I G. F. P. A.. St Loui3. Mo. j Fine Carriages with Well Informed j Drivers for Tourists. Light Livery and Saddle Horses 5 , at Reasonable Ratea. t SALT LAKE 1, LSVERYand TRANSFER : COMPANY. Stylish Broughams and Coupes for Calling. Samuel' Paul, Mr. Telephone 211 |