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Show OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT. Editor Intermountain Catholic: Mv Dear Sir Replying to your favor Ksking my approval of The Intermountain Catholic since its establishment In this diocese, I will state that I consider the founding of a Catholic paper in Salt Lake , not the least of the many blessings be-fctowed be-fctowed by Providence on the Church here ouring the past two years. Its birth occurred oc-curred at an opportune time. Its zeal in, propagating Catholic truth has. haa, since its inception, my hearty though silent approval. I believe with Our Holy Father that "a good Catholic journal is a perpetual mission in a parish," and that t will Ferve as a question box, at all j times, for anxious inquirers. In my visitations vis-itations 1 shall hope to find The Inter- mountain Catholic in the homes of every Catholic family. Its mission is to espouse es-pouse truth, justice and morality, and all devoted priests will find in it an able co-operator co-operator in their missionary work. It is my wish that all mv priests and the laity Entrusted to my charge should encourage j ! your noble effort and that of the gen- Ierous founder of The Intermountr.m Catholic. Yours sincerely, L. SCANLAN, Bishop of Salt Lake. Salt Lake Citv. Oct. 2, 1900. iCAKD FROM BISHOP SCANLAN. I feel it my duty to protect Catholics and the public generally from fraud and imposition by notifying them from time to time that no person bearing the name and garb of a priest or sister, or anyone else is authorized or permitted to solicit or collect in this diocese for any purpose whatever connected with the Catholic Church without having from me permis-i permis-i Kion in writing, bearing my seal and ' f signature. Should anyone be found en- gaped in doing this Unlawful work of collecting without such a document, he or she, as the case may be, should be re-carded re-carded by all as a fraud and an imposter. L. SCANLAN. Bishop of Salt Lake, I Nov.' 20, 1S99. ITHE POPE'S ADMONITION. j A.Catholic newspaper in a parish is aj perpetual mission. Let all who truly and !from their souls desire that religion and j society defended by human intellect and literature should flourish, strive by their liberality to guard and protect the) Catholic press, and let every one in proportion pro-portion to his income support them with his money and influence, for to those who devote themselves to the Catholic j pres we ought by all means to bring helps of this kind, without which their industry will either have no results or uncertain and miserable ones. POPE LEO XIII. AN ITEM OP TNTEH"EST TO SALT LAKE TTLAVELEBS. All trains of the Oregon Short Line out of Salt Lake City start directly ! from this 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 ser-vice. J. F. BENNETT. W. J. BENNETT, Pres. and Mgr. Sec. and Treas. Bennett Glass! Paint Go. Successors to Sears Glass & Paint Co. 67 W. First South, Salt Lake City. r Carry the Largest and Most Complete Com-plete Stock in the West. Galfaway, Hoock &Francis INCORPORATED. Furnishers of CHINA AND GLASSWARE. Exclusive Agents for Libbey Cut Glass, Syracuse China. Roockwood Pottery, Grueby Pottery, 156 South Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. TELEPHONE 628. NO DOUBT Is ever allowed to enter Our Prescription Department. Each ingredient is carefully Weighed or measured. Just the exact amount That your Physician ords Is put in. Just the kind of Drug He prescribes is put in. too. If he wants a particular Make of preparation. That particular make goes in Just as he says. Then, too, no one but a Competent Pharmacist U Allowed to fill his prescriptions. Our whole Drug experience is Back of every prescription that Is filled here. Cannot afford to leave the Slightest doubt as 'to the Results your Physician will- get. Ask him and see what he says. If you want anything else in our Line drop in. F. C, SCHRAMM, Prescription Druggist, Where the cars stop. McCoraick Block JTln Carriages with "Well Informea Drivers for Tourist3. Light Livery and Saddle Horses at Reasonable Rates. SALT LAKE UVERYandTRANSFER COMPANY. Stylish Broughams and Coupes for Calling. Samuel Paul. Mgr.. Telephone 211 Health is Produced by What We Eat. Life prolonged by using sound, healthy food. Good bread isthe most' essential article of food. You can , have the very best every day by tele- j phoning to the Model Steam Bakery, G. A. FRIEDEL, Prop. Telephone 1479 x toss Ilia jifc : : gDAYSJHrs.;"! ! Record Po5.M.s.e by the i. " I ' ; When you send for fr;;ndj0 ; f Bear in Wni ih Ffc I 620 Feet Un5.ac.0C0 Ht ' pA,4 The Fastest St.:jnur, on N Y i V '!r' ' UFIBR3A anrj sfpijs, ! CARPATHIAN j THE MA WM0 TH 7,; v ' IVERNIA and sXxo!?,, 1 600 Feet Lorn. u.k; rc-3 t' i '''A f Steamers that Ever r, ; ,d ' v2r7 ; THETuri ' SATURDAY Sailings cw from Boston & Livc-pooi.C .!'i;n atf, ' t F.G.WH1T1NG, Vgr-. vbanTRn ' OR OUR LOCAL ACEmTj EVERyJ . "' . GREEN & REEVEcoT i Plumbing. Heating. Svl PIPE FITTINGS. VALVES, E05 B0ILEH3. ENGINES, , BKICK, SEWER pipE) Etc I 130 SOUTH ST.Vi'iv a' THEE-- 'i Telephone 10S2 X. f " v i Horse'sFriend 1 USE NUNN'S BLACK OIL HEALING BALSAM HORSE CUT WITH WIRE FEXE USE NUNWri BLACK OIL. HORSE couohix;, USE XUNN'S BLACK OIL HORSE GOT COLIC. USE XUXN-S BLACK OX. COW GOT BLOAT. USE XUXX'S BLACK 01!.. Or any sore on horso. cow. man nr c!;::i scalded, etc.. u?e Xunn's thick Oil. X) ; flies vill trouble any sore when you as i Xunn's Black Oil. Sne two nunsontra mars. Take no counterfeit. ! Sold Everywhere ? 1.00 a Eat ; Small Bottle 50c DR. NUNN, V. S, 57 First South Street, Salt Lake City, Utak TOY'S STABLES, 39 West Secofld M ( I If yon need a Carriage. Boggy, Bog-gy, or Riding Horse, call or telephone 'Z FalcCoy's Stables, where your want will be sop-plied. sop-plied. The number of TELEPHONE IS 81. C. S. Williams. D. A. WUHana. C. B. Williams. R. G. William WILLIAMS BROS. COAL COMPANY. .. A. L. WILLIAMS. Marnier. DEALERS IX Rock Springs, Castle Gate, Grass Creek, Lump, Nut and Slack. Office, Godbe-Pitts rug Co.. M S1. M.i-Yards, M.i-Yards, Corner Secon.1 South and Third West Streets Telephone 021. Id L ! t i wftot A Then send him here, f , X Or bring him here, ;te f Or if you live out of town. t A for what he wants. fc nf T T We've the greatest si ' f A Boys' Clothes you ever saw s : a ered under one roof. 7 Y We've the best stock, too. f A And when we say be.-t fj. i I We mean test looking, o- , ei T v ting, best wearing and bet f : A for your money. X All the new styles are t Y Three-piecj-coat. vest ana f 6 pants for 7 to lt 'e,ars!:, hr?ast' a Two-piece styles, cloub.e-brw ? T Y coat and knee pants, for f A a Vorfolk coat and knee pant J , X 3 to 12 years. s years. J j $ Little vest style, for 3 to si f j X With a price-range of Ji-' . X $3.00 and up to SlO.rf). nd the f $ Shirts, caps. sweaUre ana : A greatest 23c hose on eartn. l IP. GARDNER, z I One Price. 136-133 ; j |