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Show SUMMER AT THE SEASHORE. When choosing the place for your vacation va-cation select one, the altitude of which is enough different from that at home to ensure a considerable change of climate. cli-mate. Long Beach. Washington, which lies along the Pacific ocean just north of the mouth of the Columbia river, is a stretch of hard sand thirty miles long. There are plenty of good hotels on the beach and the summer is cool and invigorating. Get away from the heat of the interior and go down to sea I level where your nerves can be restored I and from where you can return to your home invigorated and restored to ' health. Send four (4) cents in stamps for an illustrated booklet describing the Columbia Co-lumbia river region, to A. L. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt. O.' R. & N. Co., Portland, Port-land, Ore. , AN ITEM OF INTEREST TO SALT LAKE TRAVELERS. All trains of the Oregon Short Line out of Salt Lake City start directly from jthis city, and are consequently always on time. You can depend upon them to the minute. This feature is the most satisfying one in railway travel, and, in part, accounts ac-counts for the well deserved popularity of the Short Line's local passenger service. ser-vice. - - - - - ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANT EE RAILWAY COMPANY. "Santa Fe Route"" In connection with the Rio Grande Western railway, the short line from Utah to Kansas City, St. Joseph, Chicago, Chi-cago, Galveston, El Paso and the mining min-ing camps of New Mexico and Arizona. Special attention paid to wool and livestock shipments, -j For particulars about the reduced passenger rates east this . summer, apply ap-ply to C: TP. Warren, general agent, 411 I Dooly block, Salt Lake City, Utah. At a breakfast at his home. Gladstone Glad-stone is said to have remarked to his guest, Father Healy: "On the door of a church in Rome I saw with my own eyes an inscription that an indulgence of thousands of years was to be had all for the sum of 1 franc. What do you say to that. Father . Healy one franc?" "Well." answered Father Healy, to his host's surprise, "and what more would you want for the money? Isn't it dirt cheap?" Christians are called to be like stars, luminous,, steadfast, majestic, attractive. Christina Rossetti. CULLEN HOTEL, ;!. S, C. E WING, Prop.. ' Salt Lake City Street Cars From All Trains Pass the Door. ! Glias W orris & Sons Co., Importers and Dealers in Marble & Granite Stone Mantles,. Grates and . Monumental Work. Si, S3, 25, 27 West South Temple St. Salt Laka City. Utah. PROBATE AND QUAKI- IANSHIP NOTICES Consult County Clerk or he Respective Signer for Further Information. IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT court of the state of Utah, in and for the countv Of Salt Lake. Bertha Stallsworth. plaintiff, vs. Oron Stallsworth. defendant. The state of Utah to the said defendant: defend-ant: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after the service of this summons upon you if served within the county in which this action is brought, otherwise within thirty days, and defend the above entitled action: and in case of your failure so to do judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint, a copy of which is herewith served unon you. EDWARD M GURRIN. Attorney for Plaintiff. P. O. address 406 Atlas building, 38 West Second South street. Salt Lake City, Utah. " j BANKS I 'and-j 'and-j BANKING. BUTTE CITY. JOHN A. CREIGHTON, - President. GEO. W. STAPLETON, - Vice President T. M. HODGENS. - - trashier. State Savings Bank, BUTTE. MONTANA. Transacts a General Banking Business Interest paid on deposits. Drafts paid in all parts of the world. DIRECTORS: John A. Creighton, G. W. Stapleton, A. H. Barret, E. D. Leavitt. S. V. Kemper. J. O. Hodgens, T. M. Hodgens. SALT LAKE CITY. ThFsTATE BANK OF UTAH. Commercial- Banking in all its Branches. ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. Special attention given to country trade. Commercial National Bank. Capital Paid In, $200,000. General Banking in All its Branches. Directors Dr. Theodore Meyer, John J. Daly, O J. Salisbury, Moylan C. Fox, Thomas Marshall, XV. P. Noble, George M. Downey, John Donnellan, A. F. Hoi-den. Wells, aBg and q09S Banis. Salt Lake City, Utah. Established 1852. transacts a General Banking Business. F. L. LIPMAN, Acting Cashier. J. A. CUNNINGHAM, President. DR. F. S. BASCOM. Vice Pres. E. W. WILSON, Cashier. Bank of Commerce ATLAS BLOCK. Transacts General Banking Business DIRECTORS: J. A. Cunningham, Dr. F. S. Bascom, XV. W. Chisholm, J. D. Kendall, Boyd Park, E. E. Rich. E. B. Critchlow. Interest paid on time and saving deposits. Diamonds and Fine Watch Work A Specialty. yon'& CO. 1 " AVERjCHAISTa V ,-s aA 9 -TiN- -V AtANUrACTWUNC vfc cMA j xJC.VVE.UX.R.5 W: . SC; . rtsAMMNxrarzT w :, ' c? Finest and Largest Manufacturing Department De-partment in the Intermountain Region. Your Old Gold or Jewelry made up in tha latest and most fashionable designs. Cash paid for old gold. Straw Hats AT ONE-HALF PRICE. SIMMER f!Q UNDERWEAR, Mf glove fitting, woven of V" fabric as soft as silk but Y '' ' ; ' of much better weauia fc.v--. . y quality in fact, tho f thought and study of the E?5f ''-' brains devoted to the im- jkj V . provement of fabrics r J V brought down to date; a f .-l V- bargain at $1.00 per gar- f i V. ment; going now at 75 cts. j'-j ;( Mail orders solicited. &J Ij? ? RICHARDSON & ADAMS, 172 Main St., Salt Lake City. j A Great Part S Of Your Life r. Is spent at the dining table. There ; : you should look pleasant, be pleas- d f ant and pleased. , E ' Our line of silver tableware Is R conducive to pleasure and it is not i expensive." We have a new line of t:. both plated and solid a.nd can suit U i; every fancy and every purse We have also a fine line of Dia- - ! monds, Watches and Jewelry. , ' Mail orders filled the day of re- 0 ceipt. BOYD PARK, Jeweler; b Successor to Joslin & Park, i; : Salt Lake, Utah. Denver, Colo. I' - Established 18S2. ; i ii Mail orders a specialty. Book-. L- let free by mail if requested. : 1 i i s l I The Salt Lake ;j Hardware Co., . i i' - I 42, 44 and 46 West Second South Street. j - I I Everything in the Sporting I Line. EAerything in the Hard- I ware Line. Everything needed ! by Miners and Mechanics. Up- I to-date and Reasonable Prices. I ; j I Come and see and you will be I convinced. THE SIGN OP THE BIG GUN j t will direct you into our store. 1 ; r j I ; ; I GOOD GOODS I... cit ... i LOWEST PRICES ! f y .., at the ... C ! ORIGINAL UTILE ATATIME STORE ! j i YOUR CREDIT !S GOOD I jl Freed Furniture & ' i Carpet Company, j I 18 to 40 East Third South Street, j j f 'Salt Lake City, Utah. jj : : ' : i f 's ; Willi 0 TIPIfJPY southern Hotel. Laclede Hotel. Ton? J I if 1 1 li" UllUllllLI J Faust's. Exposition, Planters' Hotel. j Kansas crrr store, I f PIP (ID Pfl I Xo. 6 West 9th St. I Ulurltt Uljll 1 DENVER STORE. j W I Willi VVIj No. 1722 Lawrence St. SALT LAKE CITY STORE. - Office and Factory, I s. Main. st. 1 Office in Havana, San Ignacio 51. . ' f 209 N. Fourth Street, j Leading Brands- 8 Chancellor, La Garnita. Stickney'a Per- ; J ca. 1 wt fection, Coupon, Ben Hur, Corona, El St. Louis, Mo. nemo. - '.'I ' ; it axooxxxoxx ;f I (Bl Sunday Dinner S 5 v vwllli and for ever7 dinner duTins 0 :! Mfl2Kpff the year you should use Palace 0- . a Tl ill!!! f Meat Market's meats on your : X pggi table, if you want the choicest, Q ' I V It most tender, juicy and best 0 j X -WJV' i "f& flavored beef, mutton, lamb, 0 y8ur order now for the delica- 0 I A 'STte Cies 0f the SeaSOn' A 0 Shell Fish of All Kinds in Season. j 1 Palace Meat Market, I v 263-265 South Main. Thos. J. Nippsr, Prop, a I $ Phones, 134, 169, 946. X ocxoxox 0 I xxoxxxckxxxx xxoxxxxxkxo I SALT LAKE MATTRESS & MANUF'G CO., S 0 JO.NTJFACTTJB.EKS OF 0 Woven Wire Mattresses, Wire Cots and Couches, S 6 X Hair, Moss, Cotton, Cotton Top and All Kind3 of Mattresses. 0 . . 0 1 UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING. 0 0 155 and 157 West South Temple Street, - - Salt Lake City. 'Phone 059-Z. S O0000000 GREEN & REEVE CO., Plumbing, Heating, Ventilating, - Dealers in' PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, HOSE. BOILEHS, ENGINES, FIRE BRICK, SEWER PIPE, Etc. i 136 SOUTH STATE STREET, j Telephone 1033 ,X- . . " ' , , , E. E. BURLINGAME & CO. ! Assay Office and Chemical j Laboratory. Established in Colorado, 1S65. Sample? by mail or express will receive prompt and careful attention. Gold and Kefined. Melted and . . Assayed or Pur- i Sliver Bullion. chased. . I . Cntrentraiinii Tests 100 lbs- or carIoa I 1736-1738 Lawrence St., Denver; Colo. j |