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Show ATCHISON, TOFEKA & SANT FB RAILWAY COMPANY. "Santa Fe Route." In connection with the Rio Grnde 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. For particulars about the reduced passenger rates east this summer apply ap-ply to C F. Warren, general agent, 411 Dooly block, Salt Lake City. LUh. Jt The Intermountain and Colorado Catholic reaches the Catholic people of Montana, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Neva-da, Wyoming, New Mexlca and Arizona. Ari-zona. Do you do business in any part of this large and vast country? If so, dcr.'t you see what you want? "Why, of course you do. So let's have It. p LIVE OUT OF TOWN'? There are a half-hundred things here that vou can order through the mails. And" chances are, things that you can't get in your town. Not for the same money, anyway: as instance:. Rubber Goods, Syringes, Water Bottles, Nipples, Tubing. Then there are a -lot of toilet articles, too. -- Not a thing missing from this big Drug Stock. . - . F. C. SCHRAHM; Where the Cars Stop. McCornick Bi'k, Salt Lake City. X Utah Mining Machinery X , ' X and Supply Company, j X 224-226 8. West Temple. X Dixon Silica-Graphite Paint. . Anaconda Ore Cars. Steam Stamps. . Post Hammers: 4. Ore Screens and Grizzleys. . . Valves and Fittings. Giant Powder. " ' . Maltese Cross Belting. Heavy Hardware. Mining Supplies. J. E. GALIGHER, Telephone 303. Manager. X Graduate of Tuning Dept.. New England Conservatory of Music. - Boston, Mass. GEORGE H Vim, Tuner and Repairer of Pianos and Organs, SALT LAKE G IT UTAH. F. Coalter, Music , Co.. . , 39 Main St;. - - p. o. Pox 662. E. E. BURLINGAME & CO. Assay Office aud Chemical Laboratory. , Established in Colorado, 1866. Samples by mail or express will receive prompt and careful -attention. Gold and " ' Refined, Melted and , ... Assayed or Pur- Silver Bullion, chased. CnncentratJnn Test s 100 lDS- or carload vuuccuir4uun icMi lots WrIte for terma 1736-1738 . Lawrence St., Denver. Colo. Color Schemes. Artistic Signs. J. H.' Hamlin, DECORATOR, 25 W. First South St. 'Phone 1063-S Furnisher of 1st RATE PAINTS AND PAINTERS. Castle Gate, Sunnyside, Winter Quarter.' Quar-ter.' Clear Creek. Lump, Nut and - Slack. ' Anthracite (all sizes). Coke, Charcoal, Blacksmith. P. V. COAL CO., .' 73 SOUTH MAIN ST. Telephone 429. ' . D. J. SHARP. Agent STTF.TIIFF'S SALE. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND for Salt Lake county, state of Utah. Addison Ad-dison Cain, plaintiff, against Gill S. Peyton Pey-ton and Wm. E. Hubbard, defendants. To be sold at sheriff's sale, at the west front door of the county court house, in the city and county of Salt Lake, state nf Utah, on the 1st day of November. A. D. 1!(J2, at 12 o'clock, noon, of said day, all the right, title, claim and interest of said defendants of, in and to the real estate described as follows, to-wit: The north three (3) rods of the west two and one-half (2H) rods of lot one (1). block one hundred and one (101), plat "D," Salt Lake City survey, Salt Lake county, state of Utah. 'Also all of lot forty (10) and the west half of lot forty-one (41), block two (2). Waterloo addition, situated in Salt Lake county, state of Utah. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States. Dated at Salt Lake City this 9th day ,of October, A. D. 1902. GEORGE H. NAYLOR, Sheriff of the County of Salt Lake. Utah. By JOHN B. CUMM-JCK, Dt-Duty Sheriff. First publication Oct. 11. ! R -AUEKBACH k BRO. I : I THE GREATEST UMLSJES, I I The Best Goods, ; THE NEWEST PRODUCTS OP THE WORLD jj And Unquestionably tiie Largest Varieties li j 'Arc Always- to U found inn, jj 1 NEW FLANNELS. I I C ii The buyer for this department has energetically canvassed the 1 j markets of the world and secured every fabric that can please the H 'j fancies of -womankind. We have succeeded in getting the exclusive y 3 selling rights for Salt. Lake of many of the most famous waistings, 1 novelties, and we have a delightfully complete 'assortment of every- jj I thing in the flannel world. Specials for this week: 5j B Heavy Soft Fleeced Canton yiannels, unbleached, 30 inches n A wide, best 12c goods. Special for this week, per yard Ju A a Pancy Scotch Flannels, an unshrinkable weave, half wool, in light j3 i . and medium tints, for Sacques, Waists. Children's ?$ j Dresses and Night Gowns, values 40c, here, per yard uDij jj (j Extra Heavy Shirting Flannels, yard wide, medium dark colorings, in stripes and checks, silk striped, the best material the fO 1 K Scotch turn out for men's shirts, value 60c, here per yard. . . . u j I A 75c quality White All Wool Ballard vale Flannel, 32 cpp f I inches wide. Special for this week, per yard Ovu I BLANKET AND COMPORT SPECIALS. I We have everything we advertise, plenty of them, and exactly a3 advertised. & 10-4 size wool mixed, Gray Camping Blankets, value t $2.75, go this week, per pair i Extra size French Sateen Covered Comforts, pretty figured designs, fl filled with clean, fluffy, carded cotton, handsome enough for a princess to snuggle under, 2x24 yards, worth at CO CO - least $3.75. Special for this week, each p6.0U fr; 10-4 size Wool Filled White Iowa Blankets, heavy and made from ' high grade stock, size 80x62, good value at $4.50. An ia j; t3 Special for this week, per pair , , . . . M w l I I. pi Extra Fine $7.50 White Australian All Wool Blankets, 11-4 size, 0 p measure 76x84 inches, go this CP OH N f week, per pair gD.JU j.J akxoxxxooxxxxx X 0 I IBDbB Sunday Dinner S "ni fr e''ery fiinner during 9 tsfiG" '-lilllM" tha vsar yu sno"Jl 1139 Palace 0 ft jjipEtl M:eat Market'3 meat 3 on your A table, if you want the choicest, Q v szySSSi f most tender, juicy and best 0 X SWykVt flavored beef, mutton, lamb, X 0 f0wSf vea1' pork and Poultr7- ave A , 0 4J your order now for the delica- 0 A feIfe, cies of th? season. 9 a Shell Fish of All Kinds in Season. a Palace -PHeat Rflarkef, I 9 263-265 South Main. Thos. J. Nippsr, Prop. $ Phones, 134, 169, 946. $ oooox fmA When Suffering Jr jv EH ftS" J w jfvi Old-fashioned remedies sencrally suffice B31 V.T'v j; J for those who know hotv in doitor it. A ftM 5feH ?'SiOsliX' feijNA mustard foot bath, a little hot whisky. 'JUI'HSrriaKYsa fefr-f -lfv rook and rye. quinine, or PITTS' DAI.- MagSjrA l'VvV VV -A SAM will generally answer the purpose. iWvfVVfpMf fa KfeslllV SfTA Ve have everything you need in thW KWVfsrA';&2tf Ift. X;A line, pure and of the very best caalitv. r-UlVWltSX' and we don't ask any more than you will mhJtif f have to pay for inferior goods elscwhen-. m'-Syi &'i.it The onlv drug store where the Salt Lake Wl 5 f'V1 p,,bllc can ffet cho?ce Tt0iiWS , MEDICINAL WINES AND LIQUORS. I'VMmfi WfM-lc; THE OLD RELIABLE ?m0msm Godbe Pitts Drug Co. i 43'rt'S'V.. w COR. MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH. in ladies' society is always the man that is faultlessly dressed. Good clothes pave the way to prosperity and popularity, and to be perfect in fit and style they must be cut to nans right and to fit right, with all the skilled tailor's fintst touches. We will make you a suit of the most fashionable cut. and cf perfect fit, at a rer.oona.ble price. i Vi; --! i. VT Buckle Son Established 1876. Tailors and Woolen Drapers, 235 S. IXLain St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Horse'sFriend USE NUNN'S BLACK OIL HEALING BALSAM HORSE CUT WITH WIRE FENCE. , HORSE COl'G HINT,, THE NUNN'S BLACK OIL. HORSE GOT COLIC. USE NUNN'S BLACK OIL. COW GOT BLOAT. USE NUNN'S BLACK OIL. Or any sore on hore, cow, man or child scalded, etc.. use Nunn's Black Oil. No flies will trouble any sore when you u-n Nunn's Black Oil. See two nuns on trade . mark. Take no counterfeit. Sold Everywhere $1.00 a Pint Small Bottle ' ..50c DR. NUNN, V. S , 57 W. First South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. |