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Show Is the only way in which the business woman, employed in store or office, can get open air exercise. ex-ercise. Is it any wonder that she often grows pale and thin and develops a tendency tend-ency to "weak, j lungs." Whenever When-ever there is ! pain in breath-! breath-! ing, soreness of the chest, obsti-nate obsti-nate cough, bleeding from the lungs or any other symptoms of disease of the respiratory or-i or-i gans, begin the j use of Doctor Pierce's Golden j Medical Discovery Discov-ery and c o n -j tinue the use until cured. Ninety-eight in i every hundred who have used 'Golden Medical Med-ical Discovery" . for "lung trouble," trou-ble," have been perfectly a n d permanently cured. "I was very sick indeed. " writes Mrs. Motlie Jacobs, of Helton. Kent Co.. Delaware. " a n'd our family doctor , said I had con-sumption. con-sumption. I thought I must die soon for I felt so mm mm. u bad cough, spit blood, and v.-as very short of breath. I had pains in my chest and right lung, also had dyspepsia. Eefore I took your ' Golden Medical Discover' ' and ' Pleasant Pellets' I was so weak I could not sweep a room, now I can do n small washing. I feel like a new person." Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure heart-burn. i State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he I is the senior partner of the firm of F. i J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, afore-said, and that firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in mv presence this 6th day of De-I De-I eember A. D. 1898. ! (Sea if A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, inter-nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. , Try. a Blue Point cigar. They are great favorites. Co-op Cigar company, I 50 West Second South. Sold everywhere. The Western Watchman says that Here are as many churches in St.! Louis; as there are days in the year; but as many saloons- as? there are years in the Christian era. NEW TRAINS FOU SALT LAKE CITY. Effective February 25th. On Sunday, the 23th. the Rio Grande Western railway inaugurates a new-fast new-fast train to Chicago "The Scenic Special," Spe-cial," leaving Salt Lake City at 8:10 a. m., arriving Denver at 8:23 a. m. next day, and Chicago at 2:15 p. m. the fo;. lowing day. Sleeping cars to Chicago I without chanse1 on "The Scenic Spe-I Spe-I cial"; also on the Atlantic Flyer at S:05 p. m. The third train for Denver 1 WE DON'T WISH TO I10ER YOU. ' But mearly want to say that we e irry i as fine a line of Drugs. Medicines. Toilet articles, perfumery, etc., as can be had m the market. Our prices are as moderate , as the quality will permit. In compounding compound-ing prescriptions we ask no odds of uny I one. Our lnble on the bottle or package is a guarantee that Phe contents are ad I ordered. O'Connor's Drug Store 229 South Main Street, Below the Kenyon. Office, 60 W. Second South. Telephone S8. The Langton Lime -.V Cement Co j LIME. PORTLAND CEMENT. RKD MI.MCRAI, PAINT, PLASTER AND HAIR, SIRICA SAND, . FIRE PRICK, FHIE CLAY. SALT LAGE CITY UTAH J NOT the CHEAPEST, but the BEST. F'ADH Seam and Hot Water liilmrti! 3 Heating Apparatus. 3P. 3T, MOHAN". 70 West Second South St., Salt Lake City, Utah. J COLOR SCHEMES. ARTISTIC SIGNS J. H. HAMLIN, j DECORATOR. j Furnisher of i 1st Rate Paints and Painters i i i SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW j DR. DAMERON'S dental work is so perfect per-fect that it can't be improved on by any dentist at any price. See Dr. Dameron's special inducements this month $3 for c $10 set of teeth: $10 for the best set of teeth on earth: $3 a tooth for gold crown I and bridge work: 50c for silver fillings; gold, $1 up; air and Ras used; no pain: ric : to remove tartar; open niKhts and Sun-! Sun-! days. ALBANY DENTAL PARLORS, Union block, Arapahoe St., opposite P. O. Ogcfen, Utah. I Jllbert 7. fofrep, i FUNERAL DIRECTOR. j$ Telephone 130. a P 2372 Washington Avenue. Ogrden.gJ . rzr I I CHAS. J. A. LINDQUIST, j jj Licensed Embalmer and j i I &j Funeral Director. f J I I 2620 WASHINGTON AVE. OGDEH. UTAH. j CGREY'S LIVERYAryDFEED STABLE (A. ' COREY. Manager.) 2iV.fi Washington Ave., Ogden. Telephone 29. FIRST-CLASS RIGS AT REASONABLE RATES. GE0.W.LARKIN&S0NS, Ii Licensed Embalniers i H AND U Ij Funeral Directors. k Tel. 138 A. Office 466. j j S4th Street, Ogden. y 'Phone SJX 5 rings. H, 0. SABINE, Merchant Taiior, THE LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR. 1- Maiii Street, - - Salt Lake City, 1'tah. THE'F. W. GARDINER CO," Printers, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Makers, .... 127 West First South St.. SALT LAKE CITY', UTAH. j Prompt service, strictly first-class worl j at reasonable prices. Special Attention ta mall orders. j CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS. Key to Heaven, Child's Prayer Books and Manual of Prayer, In Assorted Bindings. Mail Orders Promptly Ati-vided To. 11 and 13 Main Street. Next Kortb of Z. C. M. I. GO. 0. m (I, Salt Lake City, Utah. Graduate of the Oriental Schoo! of Embalming. W. P. HORAN, Funeral Undertaker and Embalmer. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS WORK. Telephone 1,368. 6 Fifteenth St. - - - - Charles Block. Denver. Colo. I I A. C. SMITH, DEALER IN ! DRUGS, HEDICINES, L' CHEfllCALS, U TOILET ARTICLES AND FANCY GOODS. A Tull Line of Surgical Instruments. 142 South Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. -. --:&?'Z Y . ' tili-JsS-" V' ' :'l-ijs--i ":',- 1 .,."" , ... 1 4? 1 IIS MMl ! Hoarding ;ni4 !ay St-hool f j for Yoniiii: Ladies I COMPLETE CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL COURSES UirSIC. DRAWJ.Wr AND I'AI.NTLN'K For Catalogue, A'Mrtss ! SISTER .SCPEKIOl:, Salt Lake. Citv, Ctah. THE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. Twentieth Crn'ury Contracts. Ordinary I. if.-. Ac iti-'ni ami Industrial. Off.-e; .Hi")-;:! !-,-! J A 1 1 i i',;.k. llillilll" j 4". South West. Tempi.? Street. Salt Lake City, Utah. Under New flanagement. We wish to t,:ll y. hi r special attention atten-tion now. ar.'l i.i th? fiitint, to our u:i-surpasseit u:i-surpasseit v.ork on rJinrts, Collars a 11 i Cufl's. rl.inii-1.4, P.lui.fceU and Lace Curtains a Specialty. Civi? us your cull aiui et the very j best. j Thon 41'.). umori" assay office, l.r,2 S. W-st Tetii-,.1.. St.. S.ilt Lake fit v. rt.ib. I :.I. S. H.XAI"i;K. a. c. Mi-n-i-er. S.ini,. s l.y Mail ..r Kynr. Will Kecetv iYoiiipi A' ANALYTICAL VYi HIK A SPECIALTY.' Analyses Made ,,f Ores. ;, !.-. Coal, C.!-: -. Miner.il W.f .t.-. Kefep, VYel!s. !";!"-. . - C,.., Me-Comick Me-Comick it Co.. T. P.. Jote-s .V Co.. I'iiin.l National Lank aad Des.eret National Lank. .... - r'v-' j- - ,f "t':;1 i liWfiFiMDli NOTRE DAME, INDIANA. FULL COURSF-:S IN' Classics. Letter. Economies and History. Joiirnalisin, Art, Science. Pharmacy, Law. c vil. Miechanic-al Miechanic-al and Electrical Engineering, Architecture. Archi-tecture. Thorough Preparatory and Commercial Co-arses. ROOMS FREP to r.ll Students who have complete. 1 the stulips require! for ad- ! mission into the Junior or Senior Year . t of anv of the Collegiate courses. ROOMS TO RENT, moderate charge t '; student? over s?venteen ureuarins for Coii"giate Coi:rs-s. A limited number of candi.lates for the Ecclesiastieal state will be received at , , special rate ST. KhU'ARh'S HALL, for hoys tinder 13 years, is unique in the completeness of Its equipments. The h v.-ar will open September 5th. I ISM. Catalogues free. J Established 13,7. JEWELERS. ro Main St., Sa.lt Lalce- Cttty. 'CttLU. "Sig-a of thq Street CCoclc GcuvenTrs in Sporm an-J NVrenitiias. IMa , ' monds. Scrlirj?r S'lvcnrj,r, F1 Arner ICAn. and lmpxr:i Waltciho. Eto. Salt Lake School of Law j c i "U. First South fFord's Hotel.) j Salt Lak Citv. Ctah. i The Sprinpr Term will open Aj-.ril . l'.-ert. Day and Kvcnlnc: cihsm-s. Terms mouer- j ate. Send for Annua!. t PP.OF. J. WiilTELEY. President. 1 iyouse Qmnmg Heeds, rdet$ Implements, 1 . t Om stork of SiimiiuT Goods of every description, such as Screens, Lawn 3Iowers, Garden Kosc, Ice Cream Freez- (1 j ers. Water Coolers, etc., is now thoroughly complete. Early contracts have. placed us in an unassailable low price position. and it's economy to anticipate your wants early. Call at our store and you,ll tind surpassing bargains awaiting you. . I (g) - -- -r--- () VQi iO for 12-inch Handy No. 2 Window Q for never slip Tack Hammer. Now is , for full Nickel Hatchet, very strong. $J fiyC Cleaner, made of best rubber gal van- -the time when hammers are in de- Syt V5j Kjfs d f . . mand. Good Steel Hammer. Pj izea t,astenmgv . for 1Q0 square feet poultry wire( NQ , q for Clothes Line. 60 feet of strong jo for full Nickel Nail Hammer, good, 5C Wright & Colton's best No. 19, 2-iach W ' braided Cotton Clothes Line, full strong handle. mesh, galvanized after woven. rjjlp) length. for Tampico or rice root Scrub Brush, OA for Spading Fork, 4-tine, D handle. jrlori&s "Potts' Sad IronsTgenulne extra value. Others up to 35c. Best of Steel. We have cheaper ones. iJ vSJ N--3 nickel plated No. 50 iron, set consists op for Galvanized Iron Scrubbing Pails, - for Garden Hoe7w:elfkn"own Geneva vSf of three irons, stand, and always cold. vL extra strong and durable, guaranteed aL3Q brand, made of best steel. f - handle. not to leak or rust. Others up to 45c. -"1 fW " - " ,";""" 1 for Garden Bake, long handle. Others J 9Cfor N'0- 2 square Western Washing or. for Imported Spica Cabinet, large size, ,)C u t0 v- kC VJ Machine. ODC well made, has 6 drawers. - : fZ IC fr ittl6 iant TaCk IaW Puller; Vir foTwhisk Broom. Best Straw, and ' 5 )3x ? s( wil1 not break the lieads of tacks- long, strongly sewed. 'CS -rt-'i-. ygN - "- - - :- : . g f & rfiuionrinDQ Now is the time to By Your NaiIs- sid at a , - 0gsgf i KJ UUil S IIHU j Siitd &iZ Discount for a Few Days Only. " ' Uidl. plOfi Cl liSfllfdl & yOs5 . ' fipliij j j ' 34-36 EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET, " iS j ; : P. W. MADSEN, Manager. 1. ij' |