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Show H lias ffoppeoed More than once that a child has been carried off by an eagle. When such a thin? does' happen the press rings I with the story. There's not a line I given by the press to the babies earned ear-ned o5 dailv by disease. It isn't the fact of the 'child being taken away that is .startling or interesting, it's only when the method of taking off is novel that it excites interest. How many children die who might have been" saved if the mother who bore them had been able to give them strength and vitality. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes healthy mothers and healthy mothers have healthy children, strong enough to resist disease if they are attacked. Mrs Axel Kjcr, of Gordonville, Cape Girardeau Gir-ardeau Co., Mo.,writrs: "When 1 look at ray little boy I feel it my duty to write to you. This is my fifth child and ths only one who came to maturity; the others ha1ng died from lack of nourishment so the doctor said. This time I just thought I would try your ' Prescription.' I took nine bottles and to my surprise it carried me through and rave us as fine a little boy as ever was. Weighed ten and one-half pounds. He is now live months old. has never been sick a dav, and is so strong that everybody who sees him wonders at him." , Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keep the bowels healthy and regular. Try a Blue Point cigar. They are great favorites. Co-op Cigar company, 50 West Second South. Sold everywhere. THE OXFORD HOTEL, '.Near Union Depot, Denver, Colo. Fire-proof. Popular Prices. Strictly First-class. Rates for Rooms. $1 to 12 per day, spsclaj Montnly Rates. First-class Restaurant. OTTO KAPPLER, G. H. MORSE. A. C. SMITH, DEALER IN llDRUGS, flEDICINES, UblEfllCALS, U TOILET ARTICLES AND FANCY G00D5. A Full Line of Surgical Instruments. 142 South Main St., Salt Lake City. Utah. SI IKR Mil?. Boarding1 and Day School for Young1 Ladies COMPLETE CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL COURSES MUSIC, DRAWING AND PAINTING.' For Catalogue, Address SISTER SUPERIOR, Salt Lake City, Utah. UNION ASSAY OFFICE, 152 S. West Temple St., Salt Lake City, Utah. M. S. HANAUER. A. C Manager. Samples by Mail or Express Will Receive Prompt Attention. ANALYTICAL WORK A SPECIALTY. Analyses Made of Ores, Minerals, Coal, Coke, Mineral Waters, Etc. References: Wells, Fargo & Co., Mc-Cornick Mc-Cornick & Co., T. R. Jones & Co., Union National Bank and Deseret National Bank. DUVALL & McCLOSKEY are Painters. WALL TINTING, PAPER HANGING. 124 West Second South. E. P. McGOVERN, 1442 ARAPAHOE STREET. Denver, Colo. Wood, Metal and Cloth Cases, AND CASKETS. He&rfteo, Hardware. Robes, Linings and Funeral Furniture. CHAS. F. CUNO, ASSAYER AND CHEMIST. Gold, Sliver Lead, 75 cents each. Any two. Jl. All three, $1.25. Copper. $1. Zinc, fl.50. Iron, Manganese, Silica. J2.00 each: all three, $5.00. Prices on other chemical work furnished upon application. Amalgamation, Amal-gamation, Cyanide. Chlorination tests, $5 'l732 Champa St., P. O. Box 7S4. DENVER. COLO. 'Phone S23 5 lings. H. D. SABINE, Merchant Tailor, THE LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR, 172 Main Street, - - Salt Lake City, Utah. THE GEYSERITE SOAP CO., Manufacturers of DENVER BEST AND WHITE ROSE Laundry Soaps. Denver. Coin. E. E, BURLINGAME & CO., Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory Established In Colorado, 1S66. Samples by mail or express will receive prompt and careful attention. GOLDIND SILKR BULLION EKft MortedPunr- chased. COKCEHTRfiTlOH TESTS WJ&i&vXSSi 1736-1738 Lawrence St.. Denver, Colo. A. W. CLARK, FAMILY DRUGGIST, Dispenser of Medicine. Telephone 1460 Night Bell. Corner Eighth and Santa Fe Avenues, Mall orders receive prompt attention. Denver. Colo. I ) I 1 SHOE FACTS ff IB I I ' 0 eeP in Mind. f edged Headquarters in Salt SrW t Lake for Ladies', Misses', jFS" I j Our Leader, 82.25 Boys' and Children's ' g I GOOD SHOES AT LOW PRICES. I 2nd We handle only Shoes of the very best makes, such as Zeigler Bros.,'C. P. I Ford & Co.. Drew, Selby & Co., Bay State Shoe Co., Williams & Hoyt and the Rich Shoe Co., and guarantee every Shoe we sell to give good wear or made satisfactory to j j 4 the wearer. a . 3rd We are an old established house, which stands back of every Shoe . it sends t a out. I 4th We strive to make every Shoe we sell a silent solicitor for further trade. DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND OUR GREAT SPECIAL SHOE SALE THIS WEEK. I 1 F. Muerbaph; & Brit. COLOR SCHEMES. ARTISTIC SIGNS . 1 ill, DEHl. Furnisher of 1st Rate Paints and Painters Office, 221 South State st. Telephone 92t. The Langton Lime & Cement Co LIME. PORTLAND CEMENT. RED MINERAL PAINT, PLASTER AND HAIR, SILICA SAND, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY. SALT LAGE CITY ------ UTAH WALL PAPER, PAINTS, PICTURES, OILS, AND BRUSHES, FRAMES. ALEX. BEVERIDGE, SIGN WRITER. No. 6 East Third South, Salt Lake City. THE HALLS, The Best Family Hotel in the City. 76 East Third South Street. 312 South State Street. MRS. S. M. RIDDLE, Manager. IH? Will AT BOHE BY INSURING WITH THIS HEBER J. GRANT & CO., General Agents. UTAH COAL. GASTLE GATE, SUNNYSIDE, WINTER QUARTERS, CLEAR CREEK, Lump, Nut and Slack. ANTHRACITE, all sizes; COKE, CHARCOAL, BLACKSMITH. P. V. COAL CO., 73 South Main Strsert. Telephone 429. D. J. SHARP. Axent. Fine Carriiag'os with Well Informed Drlv-ers Drlv-ers for Tourists;. . LigWt Livery and Saddila Horses ait Reasonable Ra-tea. SALT LAKE LIVERY and TRANSFER COMPANY. StynJh Brugttan and Coupes tor Calling Samuel Paul, Manager. Telephone ZTL NOT the CHEAPEST, but the BEST. UfADHW'C Steam and Hot Water MUKAII J H eating Apparatus. I, if, MOH.ATJ. 70 West Second South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Union Stock Yards national Bank, South Omaha. '' FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ' Omaha, Neb. f JOHN A. CREIGHTON. Vice President. KERR GO. Members N. Y. Stock Exchange. STOCK BROKERS. Stocks bought and sold on margin. Correspondence solicited. 25 Broad St. New York. EDWARDIIcGURRTN, Attorney and Counselor. Suits 402-403 Atlas Building, Salt Lake City. Utah. sniE MAKERS. 50 West Second South, Salt Lake City. O'DONNEL & CO., jj Undertakers & Embalmers i. Metropolitan Hotel Block, , I 269 S. WEST TEMPLE STREET. U SALT LAKE CITY. i Telephone 5S0. 1 HEfCALF 5 SONS UK (0., Owners. Carbonators and Bottlers of Deseret Datura! Citbia Water BOTTLING CO. Cor. West. Temple and Market Bts., Salt Lake City. Utah. O'HEARA & CO., REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND MINING STOCKS. Re-dlscount and sell commercial paper, Rooms 44-46 O'Meara block. Salt Lake City, Utah. GEO. G. DOYLE & CO., .Modern Plumbing ' House Heating, ill South State Street. 'Phone, IR3. Salt Lake City. Iff SUICIDE I'lV $ 1 lnS eaS fixture knowingly. If your gas l 7i w ix fixtures are old and need rermlrins we 11 fch 'rXwTi?' ' put tnem in complete order for you 11 Vj or put ln new fixtures, in elaborate or I? VjNmi'M ritjf Plain and artistic patterns, at a reason- yK"si)f f fJ v f able cost. Now is the time to have your jWf "X plumbing and gas fittings looked after, Iwllil'lwFI ft ' ill uEiSljf i before closed doors and windows cause P r pll j ' damaee t0 yUr health' RUSH THE PLUMBER,; Telephone 239. 71 E. Third South. BUYS A BRAND NEW IP-t IS O TO-DAY PIANO, ; X Vs Octaves, Solid Fancy Wood Case, Genuirfs Ivory X X Keys and Fine Tone, Perfect Touch, with Stool and Scarf, at DAYNES MUSIC CO. $ fk BUYS A BRAND NEW VP J0 W3 DATE ORGAN, J X 5 Octaves, Solid Walnut or Oak Case, 4 Sets of Reeds, X X Divided Coupler, Vox Humana, 1 1 Stops, at DAYNES X MUSIC CO. ' : . A $250 PIANOLA. : , Given Away. A Chance With Every Dollar Purchase, X X at DAYNES MUSIC CO. X . The Grandest Array of High-grade Pianos X I , . Seen in Utah. I'DiYNES MUSIC 6.1 X THE LEADING MUSIC DEALERS, X X 74 Wain Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. X i'f 'f i-fMt't-f444"f4-f-f t 4-f -f-f BANKS AND BANKING Marcus Daly. M. Donahoe. W. L. Moyer. Successors to Marcus Daly & Co. Kutte. Mont. (Established by Hope. Lrownless Ac Co. in :f2.) , A GENERAL BANKING BLblNSs TRANSACTED. We draw our drafts on all the unn-cioal unn-cioal cities of the Cnited States anil f.u-roV; f.u-roV; also have faciliti-s for furnishing drafts on Cuba, the Philippines. Hawaii and the lealVi& points in the Onent Demand certificates of deposit issued for small as well as large amounts. Special facilities are ottered our customers cus-tomers for handling collections on an points in the United States and Canada. Accounts of firmr--, individuals and corporations cor-porations solicited. . . We desire to tender our .services to the business people of Butte and to those who appreciate careful and prompt service, ser-vice, close attention to detail, and uoerai treatment, and believe that, with our very complete connections througnout tne business world, we can be of real service to the business people ofythis city and btate. w L MOYER. Manager. C. C. SWINBOftNE, R. A. KCNKKL, Cashier. Ass t Cashier. JOHN A. CREIGHTON. - President. GEO. W. STAPLETON. Vic President. T. M. HODGEN3. - - Cashier. State Savings Bank, BUTTE, MONTANA. jt TRANSACTS A GENERAL j. BANKING BUSINESS. ' Interest paid on deposits. Drafts soli on aJI part of the world. DIRECTORS: John A. Creigrhiton. G. "W. tapioton, A. H. Barret, E. D. Leavitt, B. V. Kemper J. O. Hodgens, T. M. Hodgens. Tirst national Bank, BUTTE, MONTANA. ANDREW J. DAVIS President. J. A. TALBOTT Vice President. E B. WEIRICK Cashier. GEO. STEVENSON.... Assistant Cashier. This bank solicits accounts and offers to depositors absolute security, prompt and careful attention, and the most, liberal treatment consistent with safe and profitable profit-able banking. Buys and sellc foreign exchange, drawing- direct on all principal , American and European cities, and issues 1 Its own Letters of Credit. No interest i paid on deposits. Special attention given to collections. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. the national Bank of the Republic. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Capital $300,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits.... 19,000 00 ! Deposits 928,000 01 OFFICERS. FRANK KNOX, GEO. A. LOWE, President. Vice. Pres. ED. W. DUNCAN. Cashier. HeGoroiekSGo. BANKERS. I 6 ALT LAKE CITY. UTAS ESTABLISHED 1S78. Transact a General Banking1 Business. the State V Bank of WaL (Commercial Banking in all its Branches. ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. Special attention given to country trade. WELLS, FARGO SCO'S 111, Salt Lake City, Utah. ESTABLISHED 1852. Transact a General Banking Business. J. E. DOOLY. Cashier. T NATIONAL BANK gpra REPUBLIC OF NEW YORK. Corner Wall Street and Broadway. Capital $1,300,090 Surplus and profits !i0.00'i Gross deposits 24,000,000 Correspondents Denver National Bank, Denver, Colo. State Savings. Butte, Mont. Bank of Commerce, Salt Lake,. (1KG1 llIMJffi. CAPITAL PAID IN, $200,000. General Banking in All its Branches. Directors Dr. Theodore Meyer, John J. Daiy. O. J. Salisbury, Moylan C. Fox. Thomas Marshall. W. P. Noble. Georga M, Downey, John Donnellan. A. F. Holdeo- ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. Classical, Commercial . and Scientific Courses, ComDlete. Spanish, German and French. 4 Terms Moderate. Send for Catalogue. REV. T. J. LA R KIN, President. irtiuiiHiij ! The only line running through cars t s Portland, Butte, Missouri river, Chicago " and St. Louis, without change. Time Card in efiect April X 10' m. Triip.i will arrive an i depart at Sa.it Luke City daily as follows: ' Arrive. From Osden, Chicago. Omaha. ; Kt. Loui.. Kansas City and ; Denver 3:C0 a.m. ' From Ogdc.i, I'ortiand. Spokane. t Butte, Helena and San Fran- i Cisco 0:5 a.m. I From Milford. Sanpete. Provo ' and intermediate points 9:Coa.ni. I From Ogueii, Chicago, it. L,ouis. E Kansas City, Omaha, Denver J and San Francisi o 2:3) p.m. I From Oartield lieacn, Tooele i and Termitius iM r.ni. . P'rom Tintic. Mercur and inter- mediate points G:.'!'j p r::. i From Preston, Lo-an. Bri'ham, San Francisco, ogden and in- t termediate points 7:30 p.m. I From Oi;den. liutte, i'ortiand I and intermediate points 5:10 p.m. I Depart. . I For Ofirden, Omaha. Chicago, ? Denver, Kansas ( ity. St. Louis. S: Cache valiey and intermediate points 7:00 a.m. ' For Tintic. Mercur and inter- f mediate points 7:33 a r.i. I For Oartield I'eacn. Tooele and " ! Terminus 7: 53 am t For Ogden, Butte. Helena. I'or- ' f land and intermediate points. . rJ: 13 a m J For Os'den, Omaha. I 'hii-atro. ! Denver. Kansas City, S:. Louis and San Franci:-co " 11:1." a in For Frovo, Sanpet". Miltord ' and intermediate p-.ints :V p.m. v For Oden, Denver. Kansas C'iry, t Omaha, St. Louis and i.'hi- i cago 6; In r, r., , For Ogden, Butte. Helena, Port- ' t land. San Francisco and inter- mediate points 8: 53 n m 1 Telephone No. 30. Trains south of Juab do not run Sun- I days. ' "Dally except Sundav. - s Ticket office. i'01 Main street W. H. BANCROFT, Vice President a"d I General Manager. ' f S. W. ECCLES, General Traffic Man- ' ager. I D. E. BURLEY. General Pas-en - r 1 Ticket Agent. . Current I Time Table. f LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY. I No. & For Grand Junction, Den- ver and Doints east S:30 a.m. No. 2 For Provo. Grand June- tion and all Doints east 2:20 p.m. j No. 4 For Provo. Grand June- tion and all points east S:03p.ra. No. 10 For Bingham. Lehi. Provo. Pro-vo. Heb-r. Mt. Pleasant. Manti. BelknaD and intermediate ooints 7:30 a.m. No. S For Eureka, Pavson. "Tle- ber. Provo and intermediate points 3:10 p.m. No. 5 For Oguen and the west.. !i:4ja.m. No. 3 For Ogden and west f':'"'3 p m. No. 1 For Osden find west 12:1 no'n No. 42 For Park Citv 8:30 a.m. ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY. ; No. 5 From Provo. Grand June- I tion and the east 9:30 a.m. j No. 1 From Provo. Grand June- j tion and the east 11:45 a.m. . j No. 3 From Provo. Grand June- 1 tion and the east S:33 p.m. j No. P From Provo. Heler. Bin- n ham. Eureka. Belknap. Manti M and intermediate points 5:53 p.m. j No. 6 From Ogu"n and the west. S 2" a.m. No. 2 From Ogden and the west. 2:10 p.m. I No. 4 From Ogd-n and the west. 7:55 p.m. No 7 From Eureka. F'ayson, ' j Heber. Provo and intermediate points 10:00 a.m. No. 41 From Park City 5:!5p.m. Perfect Dining Car Pervica. Sleeping Cars to Chicago Without Change Ticket Office. l'J3 West Second South, Postoffice Corner. DENVER I M fill 1 1 "The Scenic Line of the Vorld." THE BEST LINE TO Glenwood Springs. Leadviile. Cripple Creek. Pueblo. Colorado Springs, Denver and all Foint Last. TIME CARD Eetween Grand Junction and Denver, Effective February 25, 1). ;Train'T Train-' Train I No. i j No. 2 No. i Chi- iDer.ve.r At-cago. At-cago. Ex- laniie Limited; press. 1,.- ; ! ires?. Lv. Ogden 7:15 ami 1:15 pm 7:' 0 ! m Lv. Salt Lake j S:Ham,' 2:2'i pm S:""i pm. IjV. Provo , O:! am :)::!' pm 9:!3 pm Ar. Grand Junct.j 5:20 pm 12:29 am 5:51 am Ar. Glenwood ! S:0S pm 3:22 am S:47 ara Ar. Leadville ;11:53 pm, 7:i am 12:27 mi Ar. Crip. Creek.. 6:.V) aai; 4 :.'" pm Ar. Pueblo ! 4:4'iaml!2M')tira; 5:22 pm Ar. Colo. Springs! 6:o3 am; 2:27 pm pm Ar. Denver j 8:23 am' 5:w pm, 9:15 pm New and elegant dining cars on all through trains, service a la cart-?. Through Pullman and family sleeping cars to Chicago. Three personally conducted tourist or family weekly excursions to New York City and Boston via Chicago or St. Louis. I For rates, descriptive pamphlets and all information apply to any ' ticket ag:r.t or to S. K. HOOPER. G. P. & T. A.. Denver. Colo. B. F. NEVINS. H. M. CI "SHI NO. General Agent. Trav. Pass. Agt. Salt Iake Cty. Utah. If PUB . . mm fim. I Three Fast Through Trains .f" DAILY, f MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT. To all Eastern Points. Unequaled excellence excel-lence of equipment. Dinir.B- ElHt-' SMOKING AND LIBRARY cars. Many hours quickest time. Ticket Office. 201 Main St. Tel. 6-j. j H. M. CLAY. General Agent. j INSURANCE ! R. W. SLOAN, ! Life' ' i ' V 1 Liability 1 and Fire. S4 West First Sonth Street, Salt Lake City, Ufali I R. McKENZIE, The Leading- Dealer In Fine Monumental Work. Office and Sales Rooms t 129 West Fint South Street, Sa& Laka City. Call or write for price. |