The Salt Lake Tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-Current
November 19, 1904

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H, 1 MPAY MOsyiNG' yoER in, 1904. THE .SALT IjAJCE TKIBTjTm pageth j jj IH plication by Russia II bt Accepted, changes Continue Re een the Two Countries 1 on Subject, Difficulty Is to Find Satisf ac M terj Equivalent in French I: for Word "Bame." ItflVDON. 'ov- IS. Great Britain Sjtot yet accepted the modifications North Sea convention proposed Redraft of the convention, -which Leow KaA an l"tercst,nS career, is Kundon, and proposals and counter tcsils on the subject of, the wording Kjae to be exchanged between the Foreign ofllce and the Russian Klotlsfactory conclusion of these ex iles Is anticipated shortly, though S-Tobably will be next week before Ttenvention Is actually signed. ltml the chief dllllculties Is to find iluWactory equivalent in French for jl English word "blame." IiivS NOTES BY WIRE rROIT. Mlrh Nov. IS. Patrolman DalK was shot down and murdered U Hood about midnight by one of irclars whom hr detected at wor. il Officer Pickell was fatally V YORK Nov 1S.-A revival of s on the railroads entering this u resulted within the last six weeks re employment of more than 20.OJ0 tho were dropped from the payrolls. BWZtC YORK, Nov IS. John G. Heck tc, Kcretarv of the National Horae It jiwcktlon and father-in-law of fa MrClcllan. who was trampled un cfoct by a team exhibited In tho ring rj.'r. Fdward R. Ladow last night, Jut sustain serious Injury. LOUIS. Nov. l$.-Gov. Miguel A. tatti a large party of New Moxlcans. i ttsUr.g of members of tho commercial tli of the Territory, celebrated New fercoday at the World's fair today. fifASHTNGTOX, Nov IS. No alarm is t it Ih4 offices of the Panama canal crton on account of the rccont dls ftetts on the isthmus followed by the dzt of marines. 1 '7iIIIiGTON. Nov. IS. Today's Btyat of the treasury balance In the ml fund, exclusive of the S150.000.000 iiKweln tho division of redemption, Available cash balance. Md,311,- l;fjM, SI.C52.447 k LOUIS, Nov. 18.-Presldent David .Triccla and other officials of the riiini exposition have been presented ithe Legion of Honor lnslgnla- ftCHITA. Kan Nov. IS, John Bates lilitiiy tonight cut me throat of Katy tCtjikn, a young widow, because sho tsri to marry him. lie then cut his ntlrtuL Mrs McOoghlan Is dead and j i b not expected to live. Bn the pacific slope mm FRANCISCO. Nov IS. Mrs rlWfL trkcr' wllp recently died at I vImThV. 1 was burled today from I liirp,?C0Pal ehurch. Rc. Frederick fw ."Elating MV'AND. Or,, Nov. IS. Henry Mol W,i?!mJy United States Surveyor. mri y fouru BJilty of forgery on gT2 counts, by a Jury in the states District court. g? FRANCISCO. Nov. IS -The Xhnchurla, falling tomorrow. P .the ilrst ii.slallment of Chinese S 1? Uw st- LoulB fftlr back to of those who are returned aro S5n,EYira,"N"ov- IS With the I rife j&raph,,c teeucopo. constructed bf dnnr1U; k California astron m Wr?nk "v n- T- Crawford M Jh if.i Ulllhn have been success- I :'llc!ofd8? ,RrBC numbor of 11,0 I SANTISC? ?ov- lS.-Tho Hub- !5 d in,M Ji'P'incso loan hus flwti 11 tn 8 cl,-v- 'rllo total amount m SffiTNov- ls-The S2'ww--KlittsXt ,b V' Alaskan Salmon c.laU11 has uct-' taken by a Xortt L rarK0 Co- Clocker- Sffi5C 'f?Nov- 18-Tho 'United ft cornUlu' 10 rt-'m!Hn there until V Arctl, mS,,?,l"xt '?ar for her trip to jp Wnd rth0 Wm y dlrCCt E?wSs h.SC Xov" lS.-Kleven WW?, S a,V0 8?e(1 the Nnknek Can- TiUm- Tha ""'ty of tnlmon llsh kWtrn?1 l'-as offered' to com- J!gENINGS ABROAD "Slo v t'h iV telegram from Mojl sKn-.i li'"ctlon ot another Rus ""ai and magazluo at Port Ar sIto,MHiYV 8bor,a' N'ov 1S.-AC-1 carri.i?,at,es..nm,lc nerc. exclusive uw of 1,'el" i-'Uu fiver poBl i Japancaa have M..000 men In aSiSVinlS-'1ItJ?UnBS nnd demon ic la ?l:lnK ,,laco ,n may Itol- S1 Incident1 V'st a gainst the Inns t wts bold this evening in Rome. S1 troMi 1?-TScvere earthqtnke SVat pi today 1,1 central Italy, S Plsa nntl T:rblno- .18 v CW,1, dlsl'atch to the Co Wnanllnop,c rays ncso ittan rc3!,n'ed for raising n LcB"tlon to the Yank of an I f DiSGOURAQED The expression occurs so many times in letters from Bick women to Dr. Pierce "I was completely discouraged." And thcr is always good reason for the discouraged inent. Years of suffering. Doctor after doctor tried in vain. Medicines doing K-'i.Ai.WSAg no lasting good. 11 is no wonder flsrrafc that the woman JKJP feels discouraged. JiJS Thousands of "a.mSw these weak .and w. VSgig found health and sfaf courage regained V?i Piercc'.s Favorite A Prcsc"Ption. It '2 &bm$k yO establishes regu- healthy drains, heals iuflamma J lion and ulccrca vaV ttoii, and cures bpa female weakness. It makes weak women strong and ft sfek women well. l RIn the year iSy) I v I was taken sick." .A i writpc Mrs. Edna fl P, Crowdcr. of Riple, i v c ucrdalcCcTcun. S y '"My limbs nehed, i i hau sc-cre paius in J back and lower patt 8 I of Ixswcis, with dif- i m i il I Acuity in urination, ud smarticg And burning pain after. I tried uiauv kiads of nicdiciuc and four of the best doctors in the country, until 1 gave up all hope of recovery. In January. 1901, I wrote to Dr. R. V. Pierce, of nuffalQ, N. Y and reccicd from him a letter, telling me to try his medicines. ,1 took eleven bottle, si- of Favorite Prescription.' five of Gol(J-n Medical Discovery,' one vial of 'Pel lets,' aud used one box of Lotion Tablets and one of 'Healing Suppositories,' and am now able to work at anything I want to. Thanks to you for your valuable medicine and kiud advice." Weak and sick women are invited to consult Dr. R. V. Pierce, by letter, free. All correspondence is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Ad duces Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y. notable dead of day) COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.. Nov. 1. Former Mayor D. V, Robblns, 0110 of the prominent citizens of this place, died of aennemla early this morning, after a lingering Illness. lie was sixty years of age. OBI3RL.1X. O Nov. IS. Dr. B. B. Fair child, ex-president of several colleges, consul at Lyons, France, under president Harrison, and cousin of Stonewall Jack son, a close friend of Wendell Phillips and Henry "Ward Beecher. and one of tho founders of the Republican party, is dead bore. CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-S. O. Brooks is di-nd at his residence here, of heart dis ease, lie wiis for a number of years gen oral freight agent of the Chicago Great Western, and for the Inst two years freight traffic manager of the Pere Mar quette railway. CHICAGO, Nov. IS. Former Judgo Thomas A. Moran of this city, died In 'ev York today. He dropped dead In tin-Waldorf-Astoria hotel. Judge Moian wa. 01 vcars old. He was Judge of the Circuit court of Cook county. 11!.. for three term, aud Judge of the Appellate court of tin First district of Illinois TEA Now and then a woman takes the money. Now and then accidents happen. There's nothing like money to mend 'cm. Your ETOcerretunu yiw mone;' if you don't liVn Schilling's BcsU OERGE'S Book Bargains This Week $1.50 Books for 75c. Pick I'ps for Christmas Gifts. Just as Good as They Ever Were. Hundreds of Others at same Price. Melomanlacs IIUNBKER. The Portion of Labor WILKINS. Juggernaut EGGL.ESTON. The Rescue SEDGWICK Resurrection TOLSTOI. Tho Cavalier CABLE. Unleavened Bread GRANT. Checkers BLOSSOM, Tho Yellow Van WHITING. Van Bibber Others DAVIS. Cardinal's Snuff Box HARLAN D. Slrlus FOWLER, Captnin Macklln DAVIS. Tommv Grlzel BARRIE. Tho Wlldenu-as Voyagers CALKINS. Jethro Bacon STIMSON. Babs. The Impossible GRADD. The Gates Ajar PHELPS. People You Know ADE. The Silent Maid PANG HORN, Colonial Dnnfes Wives EARLE. The Career Triumphant BOONE. Our 50-ccnt table contains The Virginian. The Conqueror and many other popular titles. 164 MAIN ST. I NIGHT 1 I COUGHS. I ex NOTHING MORE 8 V TO BE DREADED iV 'J HAN A NIGHT i$ OF COUGHING. Nothlnc will do more to in- OH sure a good night's rest than "R.ixall Cherry Juice Cough g X Svrup" 11 Is wonderful In Its JO ft) soothing effects on raw. n- vi llamcd air passages. Better try S$ Ihst than last. 8 Rexall's Cherry Juice g g Cough Syrup S ff? For all kinds of Coughs. Colds Sore Throat, "Hoarseness, Bron &S? chltls, etc P)Ice iSc and 30c, ffi I Bruehl Franken, DBTJGGISTS, Southeast Corner Main and J Third South Streets, Snlt Hn Lake City. 'Phono 100. JQ y& "THE HOME OF RENALL." X$ l From 2 until 9 P. M. j V ANOTHER LOT OF Imported Medallions I These pielures inches in diameter and j have a gold border. See display in our window, kq Jg These make nice Christmas presents. Saturday CHtS X V Frd Furniture A CarpeL Co.' I i rEast 3rd So. St. GARDNER 0a5L STSRE SOTS. iWf' Tho ovLM-coal was never better than now. -rrfeW man.v luil' (HPSSV s,yits- I XPn Al1 'suih, siiaps an(i made f th vequ'" rfMlWs sit0 serviceable materials in slay-lo-XlWr W1 gel her manner. Uxw'S? i Long be1t coats alul box coals 1,1 Tai'ious I 't":1;'J lengths, MotS At each price a good variety of worthy 1 ,m0W values. W W -H The 151 l,e boys' 11,0 hoy aiul Ul meu i "M" can also be easily overcoated from our sg- vast showing, i m- Hoys' caps, Boys' sweaters, Boys' gloves. i s PHICB Jo P GARDNER MAwVtREBT I TMf QUALITY STORE W5 l 1WAKES LH; WALK EASY HALL'S CANKER AMD DIPHTHERIA REMEDY Por the Mouth. Throat, NeVCT Fails-- Fol Sale by All DrugelaU Stomach nnd Bowels ntvu 1 und General St9roE NELDEH-JUDSON DRUG CO., General Agent. SALT LAKB dU, UTAH i I,, i ru l 241 MAIN ST. I I Almost Two-Thirds Off Regular. i I About thirty jackets given "instant leave" tickets. Xpt because there is anything much wrong -t-( f jJ h with them except being sold into broken assortment of sixes and colors. Vr(y much every si.e, X h 1 hough, in something, but mostly tan kersey and coverJL cloth; winter weights; loose and tight fit- vkW t ting; 22 to 27-inch lengths. These price differences: l kk $5.75 Jackets--$1.9! $17.50 Jackets$5,83 t U t 56.50 Jackats-$2. 16 S $20 Jackets--$6.67 .t t $7.50 Jacksts-$2.50 $27.50 Jackets-$9. 16 t 1 H $9.50 Jackots-$3.16 $30 Jackets-? 10 t JkU I $13.50 Jackets-$4.50 t H Today-One Hundred Pairs of Prettiest $1.50 Fancy I Cotton Rpbe BIanKets-41 a pair. I X You may use them to make into bath robes, as couch throws or for the bed. Dainty and pretty X as can be, soft and fleecy. Plain colors pinks and blues with fanciful borders, beside a plentiful X 11 IH assortment of pretty striped kinds in blues, pinks and grays. 1.50 a pair blankets today 1. X ::-H-f-f-H--H-r.-H-'H- M M M H M H I M M M t t KfrHlfH M m M -"H-r-f'H-t j X Today-$1.25 Flannel and Eiderdown Sacques-95c. I X You wouldn't sit down and make one for the price asked. One lot is made of heavy 1. flannel and trimmed with Persian pattern bands, the other ripple eiderdown in plain tan and IH I green, with crochet trimmed edges. All sizes. Sell regularly at 1.25 each, today 05c. IH IH-H--hH- I t H I H I H M M M 4 -H-W"rHffH-H-H MM t- MtltHHt Today-Two-pound Bar of Castile Soap--25c instead of 35c. i I

4: Not a very great quantify, but enough for today unfil closing time tonight. Pure imported IH castile soap, made in long bars that contain two pounds each and sold ever and always at 155c, now Today rennen's Pure Bora ted Talcum Powder, instead of 25c a can two cans for 25c. UIHIIIH 44-r-f4-4-44-M--M-- MM -M-M4-r- -r H M -H"H4"H"t-H"H Leather-Belts, Tooth Powder Jars. I X Women's plain or patent leather belts that sell regularly for 25c and 35c each, a goodly X lot to choose from at 10c each. I jH Black enamel tooth powder jars with sterlingsilver tops, reduced for a day from 35c and 40c !f each fo ISc. X-H-HH-H-l M M M -f-H-f-M-f -f-H- H I M I fr-HH--HHHHH- Today-Men's 35c and 50c Initial 2iandKerchiefs--25c. r H 4- T mmm T Desirable in every way ought to suggest Christmas buying to you. White and pure linen with X t initials, but not every initial, and that's the reason for reduced price. About fifteen dozens to send T away in a day. Instead of 35c and 50c each 25c. J Last Day of Thanksgiving Linen Sale. i X f Today and tonight mark the last moments before Thanksgiving day for the buying of tabic X -T linens at (he remarkable reductions from regular prices told of below. t x t Charming table sets Towels aud bed spreads j f Beduced from 30 to 20. 15c fowels for 11c. 1 t Keduced from 25 to 10.75. 20c towels for 15c. -f X Keduced from 11.50 lo 7.50.' 30c towels for 23c. X I t Keduced from S to 5.50. 15c towels for 2!)c. J ':X t Dainfy doylies, fray cloths, scarfs J" (5c linen balh fowels 15c. 1 J f lied need from 25c to 10c. 1.75 bed spreads 1.1S. 4 i Keduced from 40c to 24c. 2 bed spreads 1. GO. p Keduced from 50c to 28c. 2.75ubed sprea'ds 2.25. J j Keduced from l)0c fo 00c. 3.50 bed spreads 2.75. f Keduced from 1.50 to 1. 5 bed spreads 4. -r- t Keduced from 2 fo 1.20. 'T. X I j Keduced from 2.75 to 1.S0. j j;'- X mmm $69 Diamond FOR $15cOO THIS MONTH The balance yon can pay In small monthly payments. Jno. Dayncs ons, 26 MAIN STREET. "BEST OF THE GOOD 02TE3." SAY HEWLETT'S TO THE GROCER. Carefully selected from the choicest stock, and ronsted pure and fresh ev ery day at our own large roaster. IJ. W. CTJRRTE, I ASSAYElt, P 70 W. 3rd South, Suit Lalco Cliy- g t WHY SSUINt"?' 1 I Wq fit eye glasses and do it right. 'Phono 65 for tho correct time, j SALT LAKE r-JFli I 'H

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bb M satckday mobxino, xovember 19, low. THE SAliT LAKE TEULJUJME. page irons BB H IK J' I DENVER-BOISE LINE ORGANIZED J Incorporated at Denver I Yesterday. i i J i' I Colorado, Wyoming Idaho, I I With Capital for 800 Miles 1 I of $10,000,000. projectors Disclaim Any Trust Brick- ing nnd Say Thnt They Hav0 Am" pie Capitol to Construct Rond. 1 i 1 1 1 DENVER, Nov. 18. Articles of lncor- oration of- the Colorado. Wyoming 'I jjaho railroad wore (lied at the office of j i ,te Secretary of State today by E. S. I l ChcnoweUi and John D. MlUlkcn of Kan I M' sa; respectively secretary-treasurer and l t central counsel of the company. Tho I company Is Incorporated for $10,000.(00, 1 and proposes to build a railroad from 1 Denver to Boise. Ida., a distance of nbout i M miles. Tho enterprise Is backed by I rhleaco and New England capitalists and ij Sid to have u largo per cent of Its i rtoltal stock already oubscrlbed. Much I' reUmlnary work hns already been done 1 I and the promoters say that tho road Is Fl ot a sound tinnnclal basis and will bo tli rufhet to completion. They deny con- n lj nectlon with any other railroad corpora- i tlon. j jff POOR RAILROADS SUFFER. 1 f I Claim That Cattle Rates Are Far Too Low. I CHICAGO, Nov IS -Officials of the railroad companies which tho cattle rals- i era of the Southwest claim are charg- i i lng exorbitant freight rates on live stock 1 i shipments were the principal witnesses before tho Interstate Commerce commls- (ion today. A. F. Dalloy. chief auditor for iho Atchison. Topeka Santa Fe Rall road company, testlricd thnt llvo slock 1 irafilc Is tho mqst expensive of any han- died by the road. 1 Ft M Calkins, assistant general freight i I aeeat of tho Chicago. Milwaukee St. ,'i Paul, corroborated this. I1: Entertain Railroad Men. t PORTLAND, Or.. Nov. IS. Twcntj-slx J pasMnRcr and immigration agents of tho northern Pacific railroad who arc ma i t Hns a tour of tho company's lines nr- l! rived In Portland tonight. They were met at the Grand Central depot by a Joint commlttoo representing tho Lewis and Clark exposition and the Commercial club. Tills evening a roceptlon was ten dered them at the Commercial club, at r i which the most prominent business men of the city were present. I Railroad Notes. BoUe has good reason to feel good at the latest news. Why should not Gould bo behind the new Donver-Bolso line? L Denver evidently Is figuring on Its ul- v tlmatc decline us a Jobbing center, f! i GoVral Freight Agent Wild of the Rio I i' Grande returned to Denver ycaterdiy. t President Ripley of the Santa Fo is at !f 5 San Francleco on his general tour of ln- 1 epectlon, r Every visitor to tho Transportation L J building at the World'.s fair declares tho B. O. exhibit to be tho most inter- cstlng- in the whole collection of trons- portatkm leatures such as engines and cars i" The Salt Lake Route, at this end of t -the line, has developed all kinds of im- r looked-for traftlc. and engines arc badly needed Some of the new ones will bo B' i ready December 1, but they would como I In mighty handy right now. I i Denver always has affected to smile at Salt Lake's presumption In desiring to v advance Its Interests, but with all the (i i latest moves it has been demonstrated I that railroad builders hnvo at last come fi to a realization that this city is Mie i ?lace With half a dozen financial syndicates or individuals controlling the railroad ystoms of the West. It will be rather j a hard matter for an Independent lino to be constructed from Denver to Boise, so a racrry light no doubt will bo prcclpl- j taled when tho latest road shows any Cttai nmount of construction activity. To Its projectors', however, no finer f 5 puiloolc f6r a new road could be offered than Idaho, and Denver fully realizes it a the fact that Salt Lake has the short- f J3t line Into that region, which has al- ways proventcd Denver from getting Into 1 i mat region through its Jobbing inter- Jtta. but vrllh i short lino from that city k o UoIeo. Denver could very neurly con i j trol the situation t' Down on tho Salt Lake Route tho i 5fycBt activity prevails with both forces rushing work to finish no gap. In tho -ft factories arc dally grinding out now t, fnsines and palatial equipment so as to i nd them to this city within the next 'Xly days. In .the local and Los An i pits ofilccs the? forces In various dc- Wflnicnts nro working night and day In Preparing the tariffs and various forms 'or regular operation of through freight and rmescnGer tralnH.' 5 .?hsc who know how railroads of tho are olng opuniloil ennnot rco how f i. new Denver-Boise line can be built "an independent road, and guesses will 1 L recly ,nado that one of the big sys- ruf wln bo "'U to be behind It. The i S l .'""eat will bo Harrlmnn. as no on iv, n 0 country pays so handsomely Tin e '"vcBtmont as tho Oregon Short niw' tini) t0 kcP others out of Idaho Is ,r m V.11". lrr"rortant matter to the owners the Short Lino. The Goulds need that I rac1fleS mUCh a9 lhey d0 thc Western J A Rood rcnaon is advanced why thc i SICK KEI0MHE Ml TT iPositivoly cured by V PA RTF D i Q lhcs0 1,11110 pills' m ThC)r als0 rcllevo 1l3" HllWipi tress from Dyspeps'tt In jB tWITTLE dljcsUonandTooIIoarty V BFR Eating. A perfect rem- mm Sjiii cdy for Dizziness. Nausea, Mi PILLS. Drowsiness. Bad Tasto WL BJH ,n 1110 Mouth. Coated V lBBIH Tonguo. Pain in tho Side, 1 ZTt 1 TORPID LIVER. Thoy guiMo tDo Dowels. Purely Vegetable S ajjiPILL SMALLDOSE, SMALL PRICE. m RTEfisl CURE SICK heada011 m ViUcd Genuine Must Bear B, 1 piLLg Fac-Simile Signature Harrlman lines should be back of thc Uenvur-Bolse line. As long as one road could do all tho Idaho ouslncHs there whs no necessity of building another, but now that others nro looking enviously to Idaho It would not bo at all out of thc ordinary rot- the Harrlman people to u,,d Jno lmo themselves, as it would give them the short cut from Denvor and build up now tcrrltorv not reached by any of their lines. Then a whole flock of ducks would bo brought to water with tho one shoL It would take a fall out of the Moffat people, It would prevent Gould from getting In. It would give to tho Harrlmnn crowd a new territory rich in natural resources In Colorado and Wyo ming, and thus work up its own net with out decreasing that of thc other lines. Work has begun on tho big roundhouKO at Callento for tho Salt Lako Route. The Oregon Short Lino changes time to morrow. Tho Salt Lako Routo will chango from mountain time to Pacific timo at Daggett, Cal. Davo Doty Is in tho city on a short visit to his brothcr-ln-law, Walter Anderson of the Oregon Short Line, and renewing old acquaintances. Mr. Doty formerly resided In Salt Lako City, but has beon located In McMlnnvllle, Or., for the past two years, where he Is engaged In business

WOMAN CONSTABLE. She Can Use a Gun as Well as a Man If Necessary. AKRON. Colo.. Nov. IS. Clark precinct of Washington county has elected Mm, Mary Clark JutIco of thc Peace and Mrs. Belle Wclnlg Constable. Both wo men were nominated by Republicans and Indorsed by thc Democrats, but neither made an active canvass. "I shall carry a big stick when I am serving as Constable." said Mrs. Welnlg. Manycowboys reside In thc lmmedlato neighborhood, and, although usually or derly, they becomo hilarious at times. The new Constable was asked how sho ex pected to suppress men who'shoot up tho town," "There will bo less trouble than If I were a man," she answered. "I shall in vito them to come to Jail, but If thoy do not, I shall ask for help. At any rate, I can" use a gun If need be." Mrs. Clark said sho had great confi dence in thc now Constable, henco It will go hard with any offender these women arrest and try Both women are receiv ing many congratulations from suffragists In Colorado. EXCURSIONS EAST i Via Oregon Short Line. St. Louis and return J42.C0 Chicago and return 47.50 Chicago and return via St. Louis.. 47.50 St. Louis and return via Chicago.. 48.75 Through Pullman sleepers via Union Pacific and Wabash lines. Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. See agenta for particulars. City Ticket Office 201 Main St. 08DEN AND RETURN, $1.00, Via D. R. G,, Sunday, November 20 Leave Salt Lake 10:50 a. m. Returning, leave Ogden 7:00 p. m. Everybody invited. Bad Tenants jcvicted And rent collected. Merchants' Pro tective Association. Francis G. Luke, General Manager. Top Floor Commer cial Block. McCoy's livery stable for carriages and light livery. Telephone 31. EXCURSIONS EAST Via Oregon Short Lino and Union Pacific. St. Louis and return $42.50 Chicago and return 47.50 Chicago and return via St. Louis.. 47.50 St. Louis and return via Chicago.. 45.75 Through Pullman sleepers. Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Frldayrj. See agents for particulars. City Ticket Office, 201 Main SL Forest Fires in Illinois. PEORJA, 111., Nov. IS. A forest fire raging In the Illinois bottoms, seven miles north of this city, has devastated seven square miles of territory. The country side is tilled with small game driven from their lair by the flames1. Hundreds of farmers are fighting the flames. Several farm 'buildings have been destroyed. ADVERTISED LETTERS Remaining uncalled for nt tho postaffico. at Salt Lake City. November 19, 1301. To obtain these letters applicants must call for "advertised letters," and mu3t gi'.v the date of tho Hot If not called for within two weeics thoy will bo sent to the Dead Letter office. Men. Anderson Jno Keith Ora Del Anderson F R Kelly Arthur Aldridgc W Kendall Dunk Arbucklo Geo Kibbler Frank Acosta Frank King Ned Auellmalz Mr Leigh Geo Allred Irving Lahey J A (2) Aelams Goo Landmanson Karl Andor B M Leduc Ralph Banch Charles Luther Frank Brown Jns Lockwood G B Burtoch W J Long Jno V Buvnslde W R Lovejoy R K (2) Bowerlng Valcn-Lewis F L tine Lillywhlte D H Blrrell J G Leo E A (2) Block Bon Lelff E J Bethamma M Leigh Geo Bcrkln Robt Jr Land Marlon Bear Lako RIvorMcCIure A K W W Irrigation McDonald Mr Co Morrlnsy Jos Baumpart Leo S McNeill Colvln Burmelstcr Law- McCarty Geo renco McDuff Win Bunnell M Mann Wm H Burrell Jno Maher Frank Burrell Jas Marsh E Bryant AdJ Marshall Jno Barns Jan Meagher Thos Cronln J J Manning T L Cooper Jack Mlllo August Collngwood Rady Miller Chas E Cowden Roy Mlckcl Saml Colvy Wm Manzer Mr Clements Louis A Murray M J Coo Dr Moody O E Case L B Mllber Mr and Mrs Cowburn Harry II E Can Eldrldge Ncl3on Anthony M Cannon G F NIoIhoii Geo Campbell J O O'Nell W M Chrlstonscn J C Overhauson G II Clark E J Pierce Chas Albert Clark Guy Pardee Alpheus Clatko Horaco PetetKon C H Charlton G O Park II H Clifford Jack Perkins Joe Chrlstonscn J C Peterson Lara C Chrvstal Ice Co PcterBon P Coons Geo Powoll Mr CulbertHon II M Reber Dan Colander Frank Racoy Stanley Dalton Snow Reed V li (2) Dcckor Fera Rich Jno Dean "Jos RIsco L J Dutton Chris Rogers Dick Doles F M Rockwell Geo Davidson Jns' Rose Gtio W (2) DaVles P J Russell Jno A Elliott Fred Slmpwon W B Englor Franz -Swertzblgger Burt Freeman A C Stephen Odlu (2) Fltzgornld P Stoker Stevo Fuy M J Stroud T R Fartna'Frank Salt Ixiko Mfg Co Filch A L Salt Lake Water II Gorrect QothesJorMerh I Mr. Haite informs me that you are clothed in sumptuous apparel; a 1 I young fellow should be so, cspc- 8 I dally abroad, where fine clothes I are so generally the fashion. I Lord Chesterfield to his son. I Home or abroad, the 1 1 I finest men's ready- I for-service apparel II bears this label jIJitd ))enjamm&(9 I MAKERS NEW YRK 1 I I flj Equal to fine custom-made B I in all but price. Themakers In fl guarantee, and ours, with 10 B every garment. We are I Exclusive Agents m this city. Gray Bros. Co. 1 154 Main Street J flKpiE PARKER'S I jRKSSSgl HAIR BALSAM I wSsiitSmQIJw, aE(1 t"adflcJ us hAtc.1 WflsStTW- 9mm IYomoUi a ImtuUnt grovth. I ftzs&& sJH Novor Falli to Bertore Gray I Ba7WiLTJiro.-HI Hair to lto Youthful Color. I FlOfr-SBl Cure K&lp dltfuei k hair (tiling. I Floral Bakery M Co Fult Her M Scboot Franklin Goodwin A E Seaman Harry E Griffin Bert Smith Wm Goldlng Elmer Smith Lorenzo Graham H C Smith J W Gunn Jns Smith F J Graham J H Seeman J J Graham J A Sclmnn Ray Grove M K Shall. Mr Good S B Ship Jack Hill Hubert Shellcdy J B Holfcrllh F J Slmmonsor. if E Hlgby C A Tell J N Hart Mr Teter Edwin E Hayes A W Terry .Tas Jr Hansen C Tailor Frank T Hale Fred Tlgue Ed Hansen Siren Toor Bycrk Horton Albert Trablng Geo W Howe D Trogdcn Jns R Holmes C ''J Trumblo J Y Holcombc J T Townsend Pat llolllngsworth Fay Thnykar L Hogan Olof Tibblts Joo Hudson Ralph Vlnclncoy Allen Hansen Wm P Wilson J R Hall Will T Wllloy I E Herdahl N Williams J J Harris Mack Wire Jos Jones Caleb Williams F C Joy Chas Williams S Johnson F Mlntroe Wright Melville Johnson B H Wood Jos Jones Whlto Frank E (3) Jacobson C L Wlshon Ed E Klentz O C Widdocs M C Kano Thos "Women. Anderson" Mrs A Larson Mrs Drew Allen Mrs Martin Llngonfllter Mrs Al Albright Mrs An- bert drow C Marcll Mrs Lucina Allen Mrs Rusher Breycr Mrs W V McAllister Mrs J F Browning Miss Ma- MoKcnzle MJsa Ells- blo ebeth ,Blom Mrs Christ McIIugh Mrs E Barker Mrs S Nllson Miss Louise Bcrthlson Miss NoraNesmlth Miss Iret Bean Mrs Loulo ta Barkdalo Mrs A A. Nelson Miss Emma Berenner Mrs A L Olson Mrs J E Brown Mrs Millie Pypor Mrs Delia Combs Mrs W I Peterson Mrs C Chambers Mrs Mary Peterson Cordla Cunningham Mrs Penna Mrs Mnry E Joo Peck Mrs Minn C Clark Miss EIslo Patterson Miss Day Mrs E Marj Dunyon Miss Sadie Porterflcld Miss m tj: H M M M H j SPECIAL I $150! "T" X. T Lace, patent tip, 4- medium heel, 4- plump Dongola stock. Sizes 2 to 5, E, EE. X THE MOORE SHOE I COMPANY 1 1 258 South Main. Dcclamantl M Mary B Davis Miss Mollle Reiser Miss Pearl Dean Mary J Rake Mr Jesaio Dnvisdon Mrs J E Richardson Mrs E Day Mjs E a Eldredgo Miss Ruffner 7l Louise RIfo Mrs Jonnlo Engberg Thc Misses Taylor V Dell Frywr Mrs Chas L Price Mill Hcleno Fisher Mrs Chas L (4) Gant Miss Ella Schwlck H W Green Miss Cordol Snider Miss Rcah Hutchison Loulso (2) Stono Miss M L Hutchinson Jesse Shea Mr3 M Hansen Ilanna Speed Mrs Kntlo Hcckner Ethel Slanon Miss Flor Hanscn Miss Eliza- enco both Tulbott Miss M H Henzlc Miss Abblo Whaley Mrs Sarah Josselyn Mrs S E Woodward Mrs Do Jones Mrs Mlllo ra Jensen Miss Jennie Wnlsh Mrs Klttlo Keller Mtes Sadlo Ward Miss May Lageman Mrs W J Wlkson ?J.Iss Lorotta (3) Walkor Mrs Jack Iowo Miss Lita Walker Mrs Jno A Dcnzl Mrs M Young Mrs Clara Packages. Buckingham J E Jones Burns Cashln Frank Station A. Bowon Jno Fish Mrs W A Bangs Fred Hoagland Mrs Anna Mlo J Helner Mrs Angus Watklns A L Leach Mrs Graco Anderson Miss An- Pnullg Mrs E S na Sturn Mrs R C Elliott Mrs Mary StWandell Gladvs Lcger Sugarhouse Station. Gurner O A Rodgers J P Coder's Park Station. Edwards Jennie Young Jno W Murray. Audcrson Emma Lnboin Jurs Anderson Adolph Nelder J II Anderson Martin Najole Lenm Anderson Erla W Rushlco Mrs E J Ammon Delia Rcld David P Brown Desdcmona Roberts Minnie Becker Geo Reed Edward Sveratt Yeadon Schroder Jno HocIJan NIckola Thompson Lee W Hansen Geo W Turner Mrs Clara Hansen Henry Williams Louise Llnberg HJahmar Wilson Minnie A. L. THOMAS. Postmaster. is the Most Important In buying food-articles, you must con sider several things: Economy, Results, Easy Handling, Reliability; but the most important is Health. Health means everything. In clothes, furnituire, etc., if the buyer gets a poor of imitation article, the only harm is loss of money. In buying food -articles, if imi tations are supplied, there is a loss of money, and probably an injury to health which is beyond price Remember these facts when buying baking powder. BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE

I World's Fair Round Trip Tickets 1 j From Ogden and Salt Lake City. 1 j You still have time enough to see the Fair m m at its glorious closing, then inspect the City or g I visit at other points and start home before the ij 1 present very low rate ceases to be effective. 2s o 1 change of cars, Salt Lake City to St. Louis ria B 1 the Burlington. K S R. F. NESLEN, General Agent, 1 i lsf tfflg 79 w second south st- I I t CATARRH nd II curohlo dUettf itQWtW of the eye, car, no3,throt, luajfi. .torn jf ffjr oh.lWer. boweU. kidneys, bladder a.nd t all chronic, nervotu and priv&to dic&scs stlti&S? Sitt of both aoxes. and disatuee of children. wSySjrJv' Homo Tr?atmnt Ourea. ATrtto VWC for f ron tyinptOEu ti.t It yon cms- cJsffiUifir not call. Conoaltntlon "rr-ft. 1 mioEEs. Special Offer Til Private Discasos TJaCorlnnaUw, of both eex, wbo are eunorlOg tiom Prlvito Dlteows ntflttwr eanel br lsnoT aneo, erotM or conttnton hftTO oltrBjrt bfton looked upon -at legitimate prey by tho Bharkj ruad Charlataiu who pcw aa "SjcolauitM" and rob tho BiuToror for worthlwi troatmont. DU3, 8HORK8' DO KOT JK TOU TO PAY TUEM OilH DOLULU CWTLL CURED tJITLKaa TOD WIBH TO YOOroiELT. DBS. SH0KB8' KNOW THBT OAW CUBE AND DO CUKn PltlTATB DI31SA8KB TJt BOTH BBXEa PBBMANEKTLT. and to PnOVB tholr iWll. la thU nos or ailmenu, thor treat ami ooro woh oea baforo the pUnt U squiroJ to par Dm. Bh.'rca' one dollar. Or iboee who DrofOT. way par tho fee In Mall weekly or moothly lDattOlaicatj n tho euro projrrcjjci. TIII3 DTOSE8T PXiA5( OV DRYING WTl'H TKE AFFLICTED, deal adfath blow to the QnaoK and Fakir who demandi ell Cash, la ochaoiro for empty promlsoa. Did rov r&r Iwr or HaWr niauCloa a peony to a dnrrfd paUonll lako no ohanoa yon cannot Ioeoye7 mousy ir7orn dont pay 11 ont NIne-Wnth of to called WEAKK EASES OF MEN nro alaiply toe reanlt of onlnnred or Inflamed PROSTATE QIiAKD-Dra. Bhoro' ncv LOC.U. TRB.VTMKNT for uoh cmo. 1NVA JU AbLy OUBElJ aak othor Doctor how many cam tbey euro nndor the old and oiolMi plan of treatment for this uoublo. We cora IJST MANHOOD. Seminal Wcaknos, Sporroivwrrhooa, OONOKBHOUA, 0YPHIIJ8, VAaiOOCULS and kindred trouble, rn le tlmo and for 1 money, than any institution la th west, erery caoe Is oontldenual wo norer uso a name or botrar a f ecreU ConiultntVoD. Bzomlnatlon and Advlc KRBB by mJl or at tho office. OrSlOB H0UU3I t&mislpm; Eronloga T to 8; bnnd7 and hoUdars 10 a m to 13. i DRS, SHORES SHORES, Expert Specialists, 249 ayftffga. ...,K.iWij.amwiLiUiJiiit ruiim if-i,irijiinfni it in.tr .i.TOn-rrrw C. W. HIGG1NS, M..D.! SPECIALIST. Microscopic and Analytic Physician. j CURES Fits, Norvoua Weakness. Neu- ralgla. Varicocele. Weak Spine, Blllous- nosa, Gravel, Sore Eyes, Lung: Diseases, v Tape Worm, Dyspepsia, Liver and KJd- noy Complaint, Deafness, Catarrh, Ery- slpelas, Old Sores. Scrofula, Rheumatism. Stiff Joints, Piles In their worst form. Those afflicted with Epilepsy or Fits can be permanently curod. By tho aid of tho Mlcroscopo wo can de- tect Calcut, Cancerous Matter, Carbonato of Lime. Albumen, and all oxtraneoua i substances mixed with thc Urlno or Blood. This Is tho scientific prlnclplo of treating Chronic Diseases. j Can bo found nt his office, St. Elmo Ho- I tel. from 10 a m. to 4 p. m. Rooms 17, 13 THE KNOWLEDGE OF DISEASE IS HALF ITS CURE. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER MAN, KNOW THYSELF. j DOCTOR COOK gauMD'SCI1"" I PROSTATIC TROUBLES y-Sj NERVOUS DEBILITY ?erhoTVoV or3aUyf bUiwn1 disease. In from 6 to 20 day3, M A c-l. STRICTURE m M pi VARIOOCELE cured in 15 dayo. without frjj Vfl Comnlotely and penncinontly cuttlns, pnln. drug or do cured by my now process; all t jj tentlon from business. MM$ dlFagrecablo symntomB soon WASTING WEAKNESS ?S$gr,t fs0m3afCe;ellnlensS Time of cure. 10 to 60 days. flS and bloodless. An absoluto H by my orlslnal, very sliuplo V. ffr euro guaranteed. B remody (used cxoluslvcly by Kg(&f 1 n,0,) f WS BLOOD POISON j TTTTTATP TTR"EASES WiSi Evory vestlgo of poison re- 1 PRIVATE lUb-fc-aai-a 8 moved from oyatcm without B cured In 8 to 10 days, wlthou: yft' aid of mercury or potash. I the use of po'jonoun druffo. xy I, Consultation Is free and Invited, and In consulting me you may be suro that !H notMnc that science can devise or eklll perfect has been left undone to afford i n sncedv. sa'c and permanent cure 5 WRITE me In full confidence, explaining your troub e? as they appear to vou and recS?e by return mall my honcat and candid opinion of your .oaac. njt r TI (fD T5 I fOC 116 South Main, Salt Laki City. 1 SOOK YlEDSiL i Ottlce "ouJ n- my 8 pm' g U Wo havo savings doposltora from Bath, Maine, to Pacific Grove. California Tho n.an In the picture will open ono when ho reaches shore Ho can do It by mall Wrlto for circular. UTAH COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK, 21 E First South St.. Salt Lake, Scoff's Sanfal-Pepsin Gapsulas fi POSITIVE CURE jr Inflammation orOatan-hot o Bladder and DlMAicd Kid its. MO CURB HO PAT. Cnrrt ilchly and Mrmnnently tho ont cahb of Gonorrhoea id Olcot, no roatUr of how DC taodlnf. Aboolntuly irmkM Gold by drniurlitx. rice i.oo, or by mail, roit. kid, Si.CO. 8 boxes, 0-70, THE SANTAL-PEPSIH CO, Dellefontaiod, Ohio. F. J. HILL DRUG CO., Salt Lake City. The Lagoon Road Salt Lake Ogden Railway. Timo Tftblo, in Effect Sopt. 6, IQO'l. s LEAVE SALT LAKE, 0:30 and 3 a. m.. ,:LEAVE5;WFARMINGTON AND LA-7--K) and 10 a. m.. -4:30 and 6:30 p. m. Ex$k tl5S at It a. ra. and 1:30 p. m. on p. Bundoys and holiday. A.. D. PIERSON. Gon'l Pass. Agt. j B BEAK Excursion Agt. OFFICE. ltL---" 5J-- Cheap Rates .to St. Louis AND OTHER EASTERN POINTS VIA 3-TRAINS DAILY-3 Wo can nave you money. Wrlto ra C. F. WARREN. Goneral Asnt pi.Deoly. Block. Salt Lako City. TIME x-rv H TABLE. 'f San Pedro, Loa An- wS'v' 1 Keles Salt Lako xPOi' 1 R. R. Co. U( IH DEPART. From Oregon Short Line depot, Salt LiitA H

For Provo, Lciii. Fnlrf.?;.! 'k, and Ncphl. Mantl. and i v Solnt.s on Sanpete Vdllcy L JMfMfM y 8:00 a.m. ,f 1 H For Garfield -Beach, Tooele, I1, y. -H Stockton. Mammoth, Eu- H rcka nnd Silver City 7:45 a.m. :J ttM For Provo, .American Fork, j H Lchl. Juab, Milford, Frisco. Callcnten and lntcrmcdlato 'i H points 6K)5p.m. I ARRIVE. J ijH From Provo, American Fork. i Lchl. Juab, Milford. Frisco, I 'tWM Callenteo and intermediate l B points D:45 a.m. i From Prov.o. Lchl. Fairfield, Mercur and Sanpete Valley i H Ry. points '5:35 pm. I From Silver City, Mammoth, Eureka, Stockton. Tooele I B and Garfield Beach 5:35 p.m. V-WM Dally. Jl Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Ser- IH vice between Salt Lake, Milford, Modcnh. jf B nnd CallenteB. Direct stage connections for all mining districts In southern Utah and Nevada. HftflJ City Ticket Office, 201 Main Street. j jH Telephone 250. j HH E. W GILLETT, J L. MOORE, UfafJ Gen'l Pass. Agt. DIst. Pass. Agt. In Effect October 0, 1004. IH LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY. fkU No. 10 For Hober. Provo and Marysvalo 8:03 a, m. o. 102 For Park City S:15 a, m. No. C For Denver and East 8:E0 a, m. No. 5 For Ogden and West 10:EO a. m. No. 1 For Ogden and West 1:45 p. m. No. 2 For Denver and East 3.15 p. m. iH No, 8 Por Provo and Eureka... 5:09 p. m. H No. 11 For Ogden and local pts. 6:05 p. m. IH No, 4 For Denver and East 8:05 p. m. IH No. S For Ogden and West 11:40 p. m. mmM No. 112 For Bingham 8:10 a, m. No. 114 For Bingham 3:00 p. ra. ARRIVE AT SALT LAKE CITT. No. 6 From Ogden and the East 8:40 a. m. 'H No. 12 From Ogden and local points 10:25 a. m. No. 7 From Eureka nnd Provo. 10:00 a. m. IH No. 5 From Denver and East.. 10:10 a. m. tH No. 1 From Denver and East-. 1:35 p, m. "No. 2 From Ogden and West.. 3:05 p. m. jH No. 101 FTom Park City 515 p. m. No. 9 From Hober, Provo and Marysvalo 6:00 p. rru No. 4 From Ogden and thc West 7:55 p. m. IH No. 3 From Denver und East.. .11:30 p, m. amWmm No. 113 From Bingham 10:50 a. m. V-UM No. 115 From Bingham 6:40 p. m. iH All trains except Nos. 1 to 6 stop at In tcrmcdlatc DOlnta Ticket office. Dooly block. IH 'Phono 205 I. A. BEI-ITON. G. A. P. D. TIMETABLE I llMm June ig, 1904. LW ARRIVE. From Ogden, Portland, Butte, San Francisco, Chi- JmM cago. St. Loub, Omaha, lH and Denver 8:25 a.mj From Ogden and lntcrmed'- ate pplnts 9:10 a.m From Ogden, Cache Valley. HAV ani'I Intermediate points.... 11:55 a.iru From Ogden, Chicago. SL Louis, Kansas City. Oma- ha, Denver and San Fran- dsco 4:20 p.mi BH From Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte, Portland and San 1 Francisco 7:30 p.nu DEPART. For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago, BBV Denver. Kansas City and St. Louis 7:00 a.mj For Ogden, Portland, Butte, San Francisco and lntermc- dlato points 10:20 a.mj For Ogden, Omaha. Chicago, Denver, Ivansas City. Su Louis and San Francisco.. i:30 p.mj For Oeden, Cache Valley, Denver, Kansas City. Oma- ho, St. Louis and Chicago.. 5:45 p.IXU For Ogden. Cache Valley, Butte. Helena. Portland, San Francisco and interme- dlato points 11:45 p.mJ IBVJ T. M. SCHUMACHER. Traffic Mgr. D. E. EURLEY. O. P, T, A. D. S. SPENCER, A. G. P. T. A. City Ticket office. 2)1 Main street Tclcnhojie 2S9. Bl COLORADOUT 1INB l TO ST. LOUIS. H Through car, Salt Lako City j) St Louis and Kansas City Only one oBangn to New Yorli, Buffalo and principal point doi low rates for summer travel. Especial attention to ladles and chll ll Tourist altpero tbrouch to Chicago, tc'.on and othr prirlj tuiout cnauge. Two train dally. Inqulro at Clcket ornce. &i boory Dloclt! b'alt Lake City. Any inrormation cheer-. fully given. H. C. TOWNSEND. LW O. P. T. A. Missouri PaclHo St' Loulo. Mo, BH '4 A Delightful Place to Visit S j A Profitablo Place tP Liva. I ..SEE.. I j H H Greatest Piny Ground on Earth. E BKBJ ffl Famous Placos Which Everyone 1 .H 1 Wants to Sec. mmm Invest In a Tlckot to CALIFOR- i BB I N1A nnd Secure Rich Dividends .In IT BBB 1 HEALTH. PLEASURE AND BBB 1 WEALTH. BBB Mountains. Valleys, P.lvoro, Laitea BBB 1 and Ocean Reached by the t BBB I Southern Pacific i Company's Lines 1 For descriptive and Illustrative BBB u literature call at No. 201 Main i 1 BBB 1 Street. Salt Lake City. flBB 5 D. R. GRAY, General Agent J BB lWmW

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If rAGETES THE SALT LAKE TKIBUNE Saturday morning, November 19, 100 m d MRU BMABKIAGE LICENSE. Frank C- Donovan, Provo T.llthn nnln. Salt Lake City -J IK DIED. H HERRON-In this city. "vlSS; K Josephine Bray Ilcrron. aged 20 cars W Sananre shipped last night to M Limn. Mont., for Intormcnt. I In FUNERAL NOTICE. H5 A NDERSON The funeral of John B. m Anderson will ho held Sunday at 2 H oS from tlTIV,,Bhl,PnVI, Hi hall. Main street. Interment, ML Olivet (H cemetery. Friends Invited. The services UJ will be under the auspices of the Knights fig of Pythias, lul DYE The funeral services over the- rc- lll mahTfl of the lato William IT. Dye. Jr.. B5 Skc" I 24 years, will be held today (Salur- M dy) at 2 p. m.. from 42 East Second M South street. Friends arc Invited to at- IHJ FUNERAL DIRECTOR, n REMOVED, EBER W. HALL. UN- li; dertuker. to 223 South West Temple ct. MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES. Ill R. M'ICENZIE. REMOVED TO 422 1 S. j state. Larso stock to select from, xs&J IB FLORISTS AND CUT FLOWERS. I THE ROSERIE. CUT FLOWERS. FLO- ral arrangements'. 142 So. Main; PnonJ 1 HUDDART FLORAL CO., NOW OP 3 poslte Grand theater. 'Phones now IK I Everything In floWora. M93 MONET TO LOAN. LOANS MADE ON PERSONAL PROP ertv. stocks, bonds, etc.; absolutely pri vate and confidential. 32G Atlas blk. cSlu CALL AT S54 EAST 4TH SOUTH. SEE 0 plans and details on ground. c35 I CHEAPEST MONEY IN CITY ON 1 furniture, pianos, valuables, etc.. at rates l cheaper than any one in cRy. easy torms. 5 Room 120 Keith bldg. C.6S J ON FURNITURE. ETC.. EASY i terms; pay when you want to. 210 Atlas j YOU WILL NOTICE THAT MOST OF 1 the reputable loan brokers advertlso In ""he Tribune. That is because The Trlb j tine's classified columns are tho largest MORTGAGE LOANS MADE ON FA vorablo terms. Fritsch, No. 12 E. 2ndb; VERY LO'W RATES ON PIANOS. furniu-.ro. horses, vehicles, etc. etc.. pri vate easy payments. F O. Wood. 149 Muln st R 310. hlOll NO OOOD LOAN REFUSED. Long or short time, large or small amount, on city or farm property; it's all the same to us. We loan our own money, hence we can loan as we please. The Home. Trust Savings company. C W First South st. b21l ON IMPROVED OR VACANT PROP crty. No delay. Weir. 36 W. 2nd $10 TO 51000 ON CHATTELS OR FUR-, niturc. easy terms, private. Equitable Loan lnv. Co.. G3 W. 2nd So. 7.29S ON CHATTELS. ANY AMOUNT. oT F Peterson 53 W.'2nd So. ul230 ON MORTGAGE: NO COMMISSION. Pomeroy. 36 W. 1st North, phone 2321- DON'T BORROW TROUBLE; BOR row money. Salaried nrri or women ac commodated on their note, without mort gage or indorscr, easy payments; con fidential. Cherry. 407 D. F Walker blh? ON ANY PROPERTY; YOU RETAIN possession The Stringer Co.. 70 W 2nd So. ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS. EL mer E. Darling Co.. 4 East 3rd South. $1000 TO S50.000, ONE TO FIVE YEARS, farm or cltv property James 1C Shaw. under Walker Bros.' bank. p53 ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS. MIL ler Vlele. 303 McCornlck bldg. OUR NAME SPEAKS FOR IT3ELF1 I Monev loaned on diamonds, watches, Jew elry and pcrronal securities of any de T'ation. Most reasonable Interest In the cltv Reliable Loan 'Office. CO E. ?nd South Tel. Bell 1503-K. e7 WE LEND MONEY TO BUILD houses- It Is not necessary to have the house built first We will advanco tho money as the house progresses. Lowest rates, Part payment any lime, and Inter est reduced accordingly. McGurrln Co.. S2 and 34 Main st. mlS56 ESTRAYED. FROM LIBERTY PARK, ONE BLACK horse; weight about 1300. Return to Crosby's livery stable; reward. c 1232 MACHINERY.' m NEW AND SECOND-HAND EN- m glnea, boilers, Clark mills, crushers, rolls. j pipe of all sizes, angle Iron, sheot eteel. H blacksmith outfits, blowers, pumps, steam Sjj and gasoline hoists, electric motors rails, KH pipe fittings of all kinds and fllzes, new WM drill atccl 1 SO-h.-p. automatic Corless en- WM gine, now; 2 60-h.-p. Tubular boilers In rH battery, 1 9x15 Blake crusher, 1 set 14x23 Frascr Chalmers rolls, 1 set 14x23 Wall rolls, lot of cyanide pumps, 1 4-ton Falr M b'anks scales, 1 24-ton Buffalo scales. 1 sjj C-drlll air compressor. Telephone 2372-K. M J. M Swem. 335 South Third Wesf. bl334 I ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND CON- structlon large stock of latest chande- liers Inter-Mt. Elcc Co.. 45 E. 1st So HI TYPEWRITERS. HH NEW OR 2ND-HAND; CASH. TRADE J or terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co., 4S E. 2d So. HH zi4r. DENTISTS. DV DR. A. SCOTT CHAPMAN. DENTIST MJM 605-6 Scott-Strevell bldg. 'Phone 1S54-V. Bfl SCAVENGER. CITY SCAVENGER CO.. OFFICE 137 E. 8th So.; 'phone 2316-z. cl227 H CITY SCAVENGER CO.. OFFICE 14S5 2nd East. 'Phone 1732-X yuo SAFES. NEW OR 2ND-IIAND. CASH. TRADE or terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co., 4S E. 2nd So. Z143S MORTGAGE LOANS, iH SMITH CO.. OFFICE .AT S L. Abstract Co., 19 W. 1st So. c7l WANTED. SOUND. RELIABLE HORSE FOR delivery; weight about 1100; address Suc cess Grocery. 472 W 1st So. cl21fi PLAIN SEWING. WILL CALL FOR work. Work neatly done. W 67. Tribune. cl236 SECOND-HAND RANGE. MUST BE rcisonablo 124 B rtreul. 'Phono lc6S-y- ROOM AND BOARD, FOR MAN AND wife In modern home for winter. Address W 55,, Tribune. cll'O a OR i MODERN FURNISHED housekeeping rooms for man and wlfo; no children; references. Address W 50. Tribune. cllSO SOUND, RELIABLE HOUSE FOR delivery; weight about 1100; address Tri bune, W 53. 01103 I. C S. 2ND HAND VOLUMES M15T al mining; state price. Address W w. Tribune. clOoG TO SELL FOUR PIECES ANTIQUE furniture. 3 chairs and ono library table; can be seen from 3 to 6, 129 B st. HORSES TO FEED FOR THE WIN ter. Bruncau. 30 W 2nd So. cKO BY YOUNG COUPLE. 5 OR 6 RM furnished houao. Will bo pormanent ten nnt If suited. Address W 45. Tribune, Btatlng rent and particulars. GREAT WESTERN IRON METAL Co.. dealers in scrap Iron, rretals, rub bers, bottles, rags. otc. Carloads a specially. 230-240 So. 1st West. Phono Ind 1SU, Bell 2I39Z b?J'7 A LITTLE AD. UNDER THIS HEAD attracts a wonderful amount of attention, it Is because The Tribuno Is the recog nized want ad. medium of Salt Lako City. GOOD HEAVY TEAMS FOR CRAD Ing. Apply on work on East South Tem ple street. P1927 HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON, braee, rags, bottles, rubber, cooper, etc. Utah Junk Co., C3 E 8th So. 'Phono 229. ;3fl7 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND etoveB. Mataen. 251 State. 'Fhone 2123-K. h97l BARRELS OF MONEY TO LOAN ON diamonds, watchen. Jeweiry. clothing, guns, instruments, bicycles, typewriters, tools, trunks, sealskins, etc, pt half-ratn Interest. Large loans New York rates. Uncle Sam. 30 E. 1st So cor Com'l St. b.C3 WANTED HELP. COUPLE SCRUB GIRLS OR WOMEN. Konyon iiotel c!2ll A FIRST-CLASS SHOE MAN. APPLY New York Cash Store. cl2IJ FXPERIF.NCED CLOTHING SA1.ES nion at No. 250 S. Main. c!240 MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE; 8 weeks completes; positions or locations furnished, teacher with years of experi ence; expenses made while learning; par ticulars free; call or write. Moler's Bar ber College. 02 E, 1st So st. cl242 LADIES DESIRING STEADY, pleasant and profitable hom; employment, call afternoons OS So. 1st W. t'1223 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL TIOUSE work; three In famjly; no washing. 209 B. 3rd South. C1231 DO YOU WANT WORK? WE WANT teamsters for railroad work. Work guar anteed or money refunded. Have roll of blankets. Don't apply mlcsn you want work. Wages S2.00 i-nd !2..0 per day; board. $5-00 a week. Free fare- Apply Dixon Empl. Co.. CO East 1st So. cl22-l STENOGRAPHER AND CASHIER AT Franklin's- 10S South Main. A GIRL TO HELP WITH HOUSE work and lenrn dressmaking. 322 W. 1st So. cllS2 BARBER; STEADY JOB. 135 W. 2ND So. cllM GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Apply 57 So. State. cll76 AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN cral housework. GS0 E Gth So. cllG7 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWrORK 30 D st. C1121 A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply 1172 E. 1st South. GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. 421 So. W. Temple. C1023 EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES man. Address W 46, Tribune. cSC5 GOOD WATCH MAKER. APPLY SAL Sickle. Jeweler. 76 E. 2nd So. c717 GIRLS LOOKING FOR GO(5d PLACES, see Mrs, Olson, emp. off., 174 E. 2nd So. c37C THESE ADS ARE ALL PAID FOR. and therefore come from tho best peo ple. The Tribune does not print free want ads In order to make a showing. GOOD GIRL TO WASH DISHES AND make herself generally useful. 216 W. 2nd So. b!974 STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for. laborers. 65 W. 2nd So, Tel 4G4-2 rings. o742 WANTED AGENTS. ENERGETIC YOUNG OR MIDDLK aged man to sell goods on commission. Manuf. la..Salti Lake. May take partner, $1000 to J1C0D required. K. B. M box 110 C121S U. S. LIFE ENDOWMENT CO. COST only 51.00 per month for J5000 policy. Wm. Crome, Genl. AgL, 27 Latimer blk. cim GENERAL STATE AGENTS; GOOD seller, patented. The Empire, South Tem ple and 1st Vest, room 35, after 4:30. c89 IF YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT, PUT an ad. In these columns Thev arc th- best, because The Tribune Is the rccog. nized want ml. paper. WANTED SITUATION. A JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION for housework or plain cook in familv. Address W -IS, Tribune cllC2 IF YOU WANT HELP. CONSULT THE Tribune ads. None of them aro printed free. COMMISSION HOUSE. UTAH POULTRY AND EGG CO.. headquarters for fancy poultry. Buy and pell all times. Fancy live and dressed. Al ways reliable Fancy eggs for sotting. 103 Wr. 1st South. Tel. 404, nllCO BICYCLES STORED. FOR THE WINTER AT OSBORNE'S. 71 E. 4th So. Ind. Tel 147C. a2M7 CEMENT WORK, IF YOU HAVE ANY CEMENT SIDE walk. cellar or basement Moor you want put in, see Edw. Ekker, 239 West 2nd North. clQlO MIDWIFE. PRIVATE HOME FOR CONF1NE ment cases. 7,1th Llzzlu Gclsler. 336 W 3rd North; Bell 'Phone 5C1-K, br4- FOR RENT. NEW S-ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE, ready about Dec. 1, 71 First sL, $Go. Ap ply F. B Cook. 11C Third hL cl237 5- ROOM MODERN BRICK, 423 i'TII East. ?30. Llnck, No. 2 Commercial blk. 01234 7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, CLOSE TO business. 25. G-room modern, 2nd st. 6- room modern, 11th East near 1st South. Wicks. No. 63 Stalo st. cllS3 C-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 4C5 S. 3RD East. cllSl FINE NEW 2-STORY BRICK HOUSE; all modern Improvements, desirable lo er.llty. Inq. Deserct Savings bank. C1163 4-ROOMS AND SUMMER KITCHEN; cheap; 512 ZGl E. 1st So. cllCl FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE OR rent. St Whlttcmorc tcr. cllCO YOUNG FOWLER. 32 MAIN ST. P-room, cellar, barn. W. 2nd So.. 510.00. 4- ioom. big lot. 325 7th St.. $7.50. G-RM. HOUSE. $10; BET. MAIN AND West Temple, near 10th So.; Inquire 723 So. West Temple. cllOS MODERN G-ROOM HOUSE. E. BRIG ham st.; furnace, etc. Elmer Darling. 4 lE. 3rd South. clOCG 7 ROOM. BATH ROOM; 740 SOUTH West Tomple. S20. Inquire 541 South Main street. clOCt 12-ROOM MODERN &G2 SOUTH MA.IN street. Inq. 544 South Main st clOCO FOUR-ROOM FLAT. EAST SIDE. Sl'i. Fritsch. No. 12 E. 2nd South. cl03G A SUITE OF ROOMS: ALSO SINGLE rooms; furnished or unfurnished; with or without board. 124 B st. 5- ROOM, STRICTLY MODERN. CLOSE in. $40.00. Tho Home Tru3t Sav. Co.. G-10 W. 1st So, C1029 TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. CALL 150 N. Main. cS77 THIRTY (30) HOUSES FROM $5 UP. A Rlchtcr, 19 West lot South; phones 641. cS59 G ROOMS, BATH. KITCHEN; R5S W. 6th So. Inquire 143 W. 2nd So. c793 BEAUTIFUL S-R. BR. COTTAGE. $16.00 mo. Call Sat. and Sunday, Nov. 12 and 13. Owner will show you tho beat house In tho city for the money. 331 G St.; tako Gth St. car. c719 4 ROOM BRICK. NO CHILDREN. IN qulro 134 West Gth South. cGGS FIVE-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, 377 I st., $16. U. U. Hlskey. 201 McCornlck bldg. cGll 8-ROOM HOUSE. G05 SOUTH MAIN, $36. U. U. Hlskey. 201 McCornlck bldg. c563 STORE FIXTURES AND 3 RMS. 353 E. 4th So.. $15. Inq. 31 So. 1st West. c31l 3 ROOMS. DOUBLE OR SINGLE house. 556 So 5th East. c333 SS R ST.. S-ROOM MODERN; CHEAP rcnL Weir. 36 W. 2nd South. c348 S1G-SIX ROOMS. HALL AND CEL lar, close In. No. 164 Center SL Tel. 1921-Y. b24& 8- ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. NEW PA ppied. 303 North 2nd West. bl6S6 ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST modern S-room houses In city; newly tinted, electric light, furnace, laundry, linen chutes, etc. Inq. at premises, 406 E 2nd So.. 3 to o p. m. Tel. 2351-K. b9 SEVEN AND EIGHT ROOMS AND one very largo S-room modern houso with steam heat. All close In. Jas K. Shaw, inder Walker Bros.' bank. al9S8 FURNITURE PACKED FOR SHIP plng, cut rates, expert packers of china, bric-a-brac, furniture, etc. Rodman Van and Storage Co. 'Phone 555. tlS33 20 HOUSES. ALL KINDS. PRICES and locations. Tuttlo Bros.,-145 Main st. READ ESTATE AGENTS ALL PA tronlzo theso columns and so do tho peo ple looking for houses. Wo bring the two together. The Tribune columns ad vertise more houses than all the other papers combined. 9- ROOM MOD.. FURNACE, E. 2ND SO $40. U. U. Hlskey. 201 McCornlck Block. hi 43 6- ROOM MODERN HOUSE. AT 23 II st. Apply 23 H st. bl3?3 A NEAT. MODERN FOUR-ROOM cottage; close In. Inquire 122 W. 4th So. cOOo LOST. THE FIRST AID TO LOSERS IS THE Tribune. Some remarkable "finds" nro mode by the use of these columns. SPIRITUALIST. NO MATTER WHAT YOU WISH TO know or find out. call on Amold-Dlckson Bros.. 269 E. 3rd So. sL Phone 2417-K. c?21 MEETING SUNDAY NIGHT FREE TO all. Your full name given, questions an swered, future foretold. All invited Songs 10 cent. Also spirit seance Thural dny nights. Spend an evening with your spirit friends. Hall first Moor. 269 E. 3rd So. c:922 MRS. P. FONTYN. CLAIRVOYANT and trance medium. 257 So. W. Temple. zU MOVING AND STORAGE. REDMAN VAN AND STORAGE CO, moving, packing and shipping. 'Phone 555. Office. 126 and 12". S. W. Temple. h!645 KIMBALL'S TRANSFER VANS. MOV Ing, storage and com'c'l hauling. 19 w 1st So. 21&-X u303 PLUMBING AND HEATING. ERSKINE BROS.. PLUMBING AND heating. S3 W. 1st So. st. Tel. 2021-K. HYDROCARBON LIGHT CO. CARRIES GASOLINE LAMPS. MAN tPls. chimneys and burners. 106 E. 2nd So. HAY, GRAIN AND COAL. J. D. MUIR. 109 E. I'ND SO., TEL. 2041-x; 142 W. 2nd So., In J. tel. 2S41. c513 BUSINESS CHANCE BROKER. IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL any kind of business see V P HISKEY, 401 Auerbach building 162 Main 3t. a20S3 FLUFF-RUG WORKS. FLUFF-RUGS MADE AND CARPETS cleaned. 236 W, S. Temple. 'Phono 1209-X. SCHOOL FOR COOKING. GRACE TELLE CANNON, INSTRUC tor. 24 E. So. Temple, city rCH ACCORDION" PLEATING. SUNBURST AND ACCORDION FOR RENT FURNISHED. 2 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN modern house, close In 251 So. W. Temple. cl211 3 MODERN, WELL FURNISHED, light housekeeping rooms. 251 W. filh So. e.1217 TWO NICE FRONT ROOMS FOR housekeeping; ground floor; nlso one for $8.00 per mo. 61 W. So. Tomple. cl239 TWO NICE ROOMS AND PANTRY, with line range and sink. 676 S. Main. cl225 "2 LARGE FURN. LIGHT IIOUSE kccplng rooms; bath, light 167 V. oth So. r'-- NICE FOUR-ROOM MODERN, FUR nlshcd house, close In. Inqulro 6 Floral avc., 12S E. 2nd So. cllS5 2 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping 133 E. 2nd So. cll'O 3 FUR. ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY. 65 North State. cll71 STEAM HEAT. BATH. HOUSEKEEP Ing or sleeping Room 201, 54-50 W: 1st, So. cllSO NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR HOUSE kceplng. 60 W. 5th So. cll2D ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, furnished or unfurnished. 115 Canyon rd. cll23 3 MODERN ROOMS FOR IIOUSE kecplng; bath, electric light; 617 So. 5th East i clll8 2 NICELY MODERN FURN. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, with gas. bath. 247 W. Gth South. C1067 TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS for housekeeping. 44 N. 2nd West 6-ROOM MODERN: A SNAP TO GOOD reliable party. Inquire at store. 263 N. 1st West cl027 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, light, heat and bath. 221 West 2nd So. c90l TWO LARGE FURNISHED FRONT rooms for housekeeping; strictly modern; ground floor; no children No. 5 Dubol avc, 2nd South, bet 3rd and 4th East. c903 FIVE ROOMS. COMPLETE FOR housekeeping, all modern; elegantly fur nished. 01S 8. Main cl2i ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. IN HOUSE with all modern conveniences. 210 East 3rd South st cSIl NICE FRONT ROOM. 237 W. PIER pont st., blk W. of Commercial club. cSIl NTCELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SIN glo or on suite 526 So. 3rd East. cS35 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeeping I6S So. State. h26!2 5 ROOMS. PARTLY FURNISHED FOR housekeeping. Apply for particulars 49 Jennings ave. c5 FRONT ROOM; ALL MODERN CON venlonoeb; steam heat. 325 South 2nd East 1)1253 EVERYBODY WHO MOVES OR wants to move, first consult The Trib une's classified columns. Why? Because The Tribune carries moro ads of that kind than all tho other papers combined. COZY, MOD. ROOMS FOR HOUSE kceplng. 623 E. 6th So. bU99 PLEASANT ROOM IN EXCHANOF for plain sewing. S20 3rd at. b573 3 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING; ground floor. 467 So. West Temple st. ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING; ground floor, with bath. 215 W. 5th South. nl!97 'iHE PLEASANTON, NO. 6 KENDALL square; handsomely furnished rooms: modern: close in. "Phono 240S-K. z231 FINEST RESIDENCE IN BEAUTIFUL Perkins's addition- Sco A. C. Smith. 112 So. Main st. a2122 SEVEN-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, CCS E 7th So. Inqulro at tho drug store, b512 PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. PRI vato familv; board If desired; 2 blks. east of Main. Ind. "Phone 2619. cGCB ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP Ing 118 E. 3rd South. Opp. Knutsford. c412 FURNISHED ROOMS BY DAY. week or month; also flno office rooms. Vegetarian Cafe, 13 S. Main. c920 BOARD AND ROOMS. ELEGANTLY FUR. SUITE AND 1ST class board; everything modern. 604 So Main. C1215 MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS; with or without board. 625 E. 4th So. cll73 FRONT ROOM. BOARD OR USE OF kitchen; private family. 257 E. 1st -So. c783 ROOMS AND EXCELLENT TABLE Berv'cc at 211 E. 4th So. Tel. 22S5-Y. c709 THE CULMER. EXCELLENT ROOMS and table board, 158 N. Main. Ind. 'phono 22:0. 0293 THE ADVERTISERS UNDER THIS head In The Tribune are likely to bo tho best In town, ber.a's? the:- "c rosres;'" enough to advortlso in tho paper that charges for tho service. It pays to adver tise in The Tribune. GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS WITH bath. 730 E. 3rd So. Telephone 2335-K. b22.Q ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD 146 Social Hall, between Brlgham and First So. and State st. al316 HOME COMFORTS AND COOKING that will please at tho Iowa, 246 W. 1st South. yl327 ERECTING- SMOKESTACKS. AND MACHINERY. UNION ERECT lng Co., rear 1H W. 1st So. 'Phone 14C6-Y. x72i. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND CON struction; large stock of latest chande liers. Inter-Mt, Elec. Co.. 4J E. 1st So. JUNK HOUSES. INTER-MOUNTAIN JUNK CO. A. R. Strang, Mgr. Dealer In all kinds of Junk, bafrs, rub ber metals, et:. Car lots a specialty. 635 So, State. Ind Tel. 1237. a24C3 BUSINESS CHANCE. WE INCORPORATE AND FLOAT stock companies. Wo handle unlisted se curities, Loans negotiated. Horatio Gil bert Co,, Elllcott square. Buffalo. cllG3 FOR SALE. GOOD-SIZED RESTA U rant; very reasonable. Inqulro nt Co-op Second-Hand Storo, 224-226 State. c23 OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS: 5 rooms o 'urnlturc, rent cheap ,.$300 G rooms of furniture, rent cheap 27G 10 rooms o furniture, rent cheap 530 12 rooms of furniture, ront cheap foo 24 rooms of furniture, rent cheap 1200 ReBtaurant, best location 5 Barber shop, beat location 575 Bakery and lunchroom k-0 'GroccrlP -rwloonn; low nric" Kege Realty Co., F. M, Poven, manager rooms 16 and 17, No. 8 Wefit 2nd So.; fihones 1635-k, 1 SECRET SOCIETIES. A. A. S. RITE THE FOUR GO-ORDI-nato bodies of tho A. A. S. Rite of Free Masonry bold stated rncctlnHS tho third Thursday In each month at Unity hall. No. 110 So. Second East slrocL Sojourn Inz brethren Invited. WILLIAM J. tfYNCH. 32 deg. W. SI. Jordan Lodge of Perfoctlon No -W, M. J.imcs Lowe Chapter of Rose Croix No 1. n 1 IRA O. RHOADES. K. C. C- H Commander Salt Lako Council of Kadosb No. 1. FRED CLEM SCHRAMM. K. C. C H.. M. of K. Utah Consistory No, l CHRISTOPHER DIEIIL. 23 deg.. Registrar for All tho Bodies. m AROENTA LODGE NO. 3, F wand A M. At Mnsonlc hall, first X-A Tuesday of each month. Members v x of sister lodges and sojourning brethren invited. FRANK P. SHERWOOD. W. M. MOSES C. PHILLIPS. Secretary. WASATCH LODGE NO 1. F AND A. M. Masonic hall, second Friday each month. Members of sister lodges and so journing brethren in good standing In vited. A. BROWN, W. M. A. J. LOWrE, Secretary. JIT, -MORIAH LODGE NO 2. F. AND A. M. Mnsonlc hall, second Monday each month. Membnra of sister lodges and so journing members In good standing in vited. JAMES II. BROWN. W. M. CHRISTOPHER DIEIIL. Secretary. EL K ALA II TEMPLE. A A. O. N. M. S. Third Wednesday of each month. Ma sonic hall nt S p m. All nobles sojourn ing invited. C. F. JENNINGS. Potentate, A. BROWN. Recorder. I. O. O. F. FIDELITY LODGE NO. 17. 1. O. O. F.. meots every Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. I. O. O F tomple. Visitors wol come. II. J, CREAGER. N- G. J. C. SMITH. Secretary. I. O. O. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY. Subordinate lodges- meet as follows: Utah lodge No. 1. Thursday. halt Lake lodge No. 2. Friday. Jordan lodge No. 3. Monday. Rldgloy lodge No. 9. Thursday. Enterprise lodge No. 15. Wednesday. Fidelity lodge No. 17. Wednesday. Mystic lodge No. 22, Monday. ENCAMPMENTS. Oqulrrh encampment No. 1. second and fourth Tuesdays. Golden Rule encampment No. first and third Tuesdays. REBEKAH LODGES. Naomi Rebokah lodge No 1. econd and fourth Saturdays. Mt Miriam Rebekah lodge No. a, first and third Saturdays. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. WOODBINE CIRCLE NO. 41 MEETS every Tuesday, 8 o'clock, at I. O. O. hall. SILVER MAPLE CIRCLE NO. 103. meets cvoiy Friday night at 1. O. O. F. hall. FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA. EVERGREEN LODGE NO. i51 MEETS every Monday at 1. O. O. F. temple. B. W. MAYO. F M. WM. E. JENKINS. Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. CALANTHE MYRTLE LODGE NO. 1. every Monday, K. of p. hall. II. A. JOPLIN. C. C. O. S. THOMPSON. K. vof R. S. uX05 LINCOLN LODGE NO. 23. K. OF P.. meets everv Saturday evening, S o:clock, K. of P. hall. ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 3. Every Thursday evening. ,K. of P. hall. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. v K. O. T. M. SALT LAKE TENT NO. 2, Every Thursday. I. O. O. F. hall. Visit ing Knights invited. LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.' SALT LAKE CITY HIVE NO. I meets everv first, and third Tuesday. 3 p. m.. I. O. O. F. hall. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. SALT LAKE AERIE NO. G7. EVERY Friday, S p. m.. A. O. U. AV. hall. FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. SEGO LILY LODGE NO. 252. FIRST and third Tuesday. S p. m A. O. U. W. hall. v ROYAL ARCANUM. S. L. COUNCIL. 1517. 2ND AND 4TH Thursday. Jennings hlock. II. A. JOPLIN. Regent. K. L. JONES. Secretary. DANISH BROTHERHOOD OF AMER ICA. HAA7JET LODGE NO. 78. EVERY 1ST and 3rd Thursday. 1. O. O. F. tomple. AUCTION SALE. NEW AND SECOND HAND, STOVES and furniture bought, sold and exchanged. Washburn Furn. Co., phone 2021 Y, 35 W. lat So. c673 DON'T BUY YOUR HOUSEHOLD goods until you have seen our goods and prices. We carry the largest stock of new and second-hand furniture, carpets, stoves In fact, everything for complete' housekeeping; cash or Installment. Ne braska Furniture Co.. 62 E. 2nd So. c424 HIGHEST PRICE P"a1D FOR SEC-ond-hand furniture, stoves and musical Instruments of every kind. Telephone 14 lS-. H. C. Fisher. 135 W. First South b23f,S DRESSMAKING. LADIES' STYLISH SUITS MADE FOR $5.00, onu month only. 243 East 2nd South. 'Phone 14C7-Y a9l PLUMBING. FOR QUICK WORK CALL. "T Kcytlng ft Anderson 7"UTibln v.j. 120 N. 1st West. Tci. SiS-tC. x921 CARPENTERS. UTAH SCREEN AND JOB SHOP. General contractors of all kinds of now or repair works; stair, storo fronts, fix tures and buildings. W. Love Co.. 41 S. West Temple at. Tel 2107-Z. Ind.. 1201. C301 ATTORNEYS. J. E. DARMER, LAWYER, OFFICES 18-19 Commercial block. 'Phone 919-25. W27I.3 PACKAGE DELIVERY. NEW CITY PACKAGE DELIVERY; rear 133-W. 4lh So, Tela. r276-x, Ind, 2205. 9SI5 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. SEE US ABOUT THESE: $1000 f-rm. frame, Alameda street $2150 New mod brk.. I rins.. 0th South. $3450 7-rm. brk. close In, 4th St., bargain. Cheap lots in all locations. Prltchnrd ,fc Poo. nianagers R. E. DepL Wilson-Sherman Co., 52 W. 2nd So., tel. 492. clH3 TWO SNAPS. 2 lots on 7th East facing e.st. 12 rods south of Liberty park, for $-125: other lots in snme locality selling for 5350 each. 3- room modern, pressed brick, porcelain batli. toilet, electric lights, two halls, slid ing doors, $125 mantel, fine woodwork, good barn, lot 2xS on West Temple near 6th South. $3700. Little Little, No. 4 W. 2nd South. C1075 FINE RESIDENCE LOTS ON EITII er sldu of Liberty park, also Oakley. Prices low and terms to suit. City wa ter, street car, shade trees. Gomcnt sidewalks now being laid In Oaklev. Hubbard Inv't. Co 7S W. 2nd So. oS21 CHEAP BUILDING LOT. 3x7 RODS F st.. neais Brlghnm. $2100. Weir, 36" XV. 2nd South. cl2S WHO'S THE LUCKY ONE? 3V4 rods front bv 10 rods deep, with right of way. East 1st South; only 51SG0. A. McKcllar Co.. 63',t W7. 2nd So. cl021 C. W. MILLER. REAL ESTATE AND loans. 112 W. Second South st. NEW. MODERN, 5-ROOM BRICK COT tage. on North bench: elegantly furnished; cheap for cash. Apply 206 J sL c902 ONE OF THE BEST VACANT RE'31 dence corners In the city, 7x10 rods, near Brlgham and F sts., at a g.-eat sacrifice; call and get price. Wlcko, 69 So. State. c6S0 WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL. Keep In mind the fact that Wc make correct abstracts. .Guarantee against all errors In tltie, Examine titles. Attend all deLills cf parchase or sale The Homer Abstract Co.. Iuc Main and 1st So under Deserct Bank. n!242 SEE CROMAR, 112 W. 2ND SO.. IF 1N tercsted In Salt Lake real estate. cl67 THE TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED COL umns carry more real estato ads. than all tho other papers combined, and the ads arc paid for Why? Because The Tribune has the call for this class of business. 5-ROOM MODERN. LIGHT PRESSED brick cottage, hall. bath, closets, pantry, largo basemen L 170 12th East. Inquire at 174 12th E. at. c791 HERB YOU ARE. If you havo a vacant lot I will build you any kind of a home; no money downt you pay samo as ront. Consider thl3 proposl llcrn and call up A. J. Jenkins, 729 So, 8th East. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. U. P. R. R. lands. E J Wills. 15 Wr 2nd So. mlS37 ROOMING-HOUSES. Seo Goddard, under Walker's bank, u2U3 4- ROOM FRAME HOUSE. FLOWING well. barn. 37 Fulmer avc, cor. 7th XV. x400 HOUSTON REAL ESTATE 1NV. CO., real estate and loan brokers. 251 Main. a!403 WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S all. Tuttlo Bros.. H9 Main: rod ball signs 75x135 FEET ON STATE STREET, north of the BH1 Telcphono Co. Inq. 26S Commercial Club. zl5 MIDGLEY-BODEL CO P.eal "state. 23 E 1st So, al25S THE REGE REALTY COMPANY IS headquarters foi real estate, rentals and business chances. Our large list always has some genuine snaps We also plan and build to suit. Office, rooms 16 and 17. over Walker's bank. 'Phones. 1635-K. F. M. Powell. Mngr. bS03 EDWARD M. ASHTON. REAL ES-cat-. rentals. 201 News Bldg. blOll ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. THE SECURITY ABSTRACT CO. Salt. Lake and Tooele county abstracts. Atlas blk.. 36 W. 2nd Sc. Tel. 290. ul927 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FURNITURE OF I ROOMS. CALL Saturday and Sunday. 520 E. 4th So. C1220 YOUNG, FRESH COW; S30.00. CALL 167 2nd st. c!22G NICELY FURN. HOUSE: T1IOR oughly modern; suitable for rooming or private residence. Shaw terrace 206" W. 2nd So. cl225 LARGE STANDARD-BRED TROT tlng stallion; price right. Address- X, Tribune. $650.00 CONOVER PIANO: SLIGHTLY used: great sacrifice; owner must sell Im mediately. Clayton Music Co.. 109 Main bL DIRT FOR SALE. 57 RICHARDS ST. f cllGO SALOON; CHEAP; GOOD LOCATION. Address r. O. box 403. cll65 TEAM OF HORSES. CHEAP AT 470 W. 2nd So., at stable. Call 11 to 1 p. m. cll3I GO-CART, WITH PARASOL, IN good condition, for $S; cost $16; applv 315 Constitution bldg. GENTS' NATIONAL WHEEL. IN good condition, for only $13; address W 54 Tribune. SHETLAND PONY, CHEAP. 1715 MA Jor, avenue, between State and Main. cl054 ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE. APPLY at the Brunswick hotel, 159 So. Main street. C1057 200 RAMBOUILLET RAMS, S5 CROSS bred ram9, nil fitted for use. Address Fall Creek Sheep Co., American Falls. Idaho. C1Q53 ALL KINDS OF LAND SCRIP FOR 3ale. If you want to locate Government lands, I can save you time and monev V. P. Hlskey. "Business Chanco" Broker 404 Auerbach building. 5503 THOROUGHBRED WHITE LANG shan cockerels. Call or address 339 So Eighth East. n7g HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. IOWA etablcs, 129 XV. So Temple. allOS YOU CAN SELL ANYTHING through The Tribune. Ada under this head frequently attract many Inquiries In every city some ono paper has tho call for this class of advertising. VERY CHEAP, UPRIGHT PIANO Call at Room 210. Atlas block. ni49 OPTICIANS. COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO 2S0 MAIN. Wholesale and retail manuf. opticians. TO EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE FOR SALT LAKE FROP crty, finely Improved property adjoining good town In fino section of southern Cal ifornia. Address P. O. Box 262 Escondldo, California. WHERE TO STOP. THE "WORTH;" STEAM HEAT. HOT and cold baths. 15S E. 2nd So. cllGl LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEIN. prop.. 63, EL 1st J3o., 200 rooms; rates 25o Land. 35c. j3ie clothing! CASH REGISTERS. jJ terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co! 43 k 2nd IT j I Z1421 B NATIONAL CASH REGI5Tnc T K' car Groshell. sales agent. No vii 0S 1 R Expert cash register repalrln? Soi 3f l! hand rcgiaters always Insg 8cciVi; f PIANO POLISHING, FINISHING. I Carstcnacn Anson. 74 S. Main. Tel. lnS?, 4 xi:afl E WEATHER RECORD f H I ft (k WVaUmr for today Fain. Yesterday's record at tho local ofn- fi of tho weather bureau- 1 ofrice f p Maximum temperature. Slldegrccs- mtn w Imum temperature. 44 degrels; mean 7o V if I.eiature -19 degrees, whfch Is ?2 degrc I S 11 hove the normal. "vgrce f Accumulated excess of temperature 't 1U since the first of tho month. SGTli, H Accumulated cxccsh of temperature B since Jnnunry 1. C3 degrees ",,traiuro Total precipitation from 6 n, ra to i 1 W p. m., none. 1 5 j.' $L Accumulated deficiency of- prcclnltnMm, a since the first of tho month. !io Inch n 3 Accumulated excess of prcclnlL-iHnn since tho first of January, j.m Inch i Temperatures Elsewhere. J Abilene 7P Los Angeles .71 A Ashcvlllo 5 Miles City r? Atlanta 62 Modena g I S's,arc,c g! Montgomery -j fk ols,c 62 Moorhcad U "010'1 fn New Orleans 70 l BufftUo 42 New York 4i i B Cn ro 68 Norfolk ft C.cary 62 Northfield 5 Charleston 64 North Platte !5 Chicago S Oklahoma n S Cincinnati 6t Omaha A V Denver 6S Phoenix w Detroit 52 Pktsburg J, R Dodge 72 Portland i .1) S P;;l"th eo Rapid City ft I lf'ns GORoscburg w 2 El Paso 72 St. Iuls I Galveston..... 65 st. Paul il Vfl Grand Junction ...56 s. Ste. Marie 41 jf? "nvre 58 San Francisco l S' Helena 51 Santa Fo Huron u Spokane "pi i JnckPonvllle 63 Scranton Q Kamloops K Victoria t5; Kansas City 63 Washington Knoxville 6l,Wlnnemucca 6 S f'ftVSfw i CO Winnipeg ffi Vl Little Rock 72 Yuma .a i t ij CALIFORNIA FOR HEALTH. jj P, if cs Mild Climate, Pvare Medical Springs i I and Charming- Scenery. g There are many conditions of the body in which a change of environment is far more valuable as a remedial Si agent than all the medicine that can 1 I be prescribed. California Is peculiarly fitted to give fe all that nature can give in this direc- f, -5 tion. To the newcomer the environ- I inent is so strange and so striking that 1 it claims the undivided attention K Everywhere and all the time there is B something strange and Interesting to -1- i, see. 1 m Of climatic conditions the Invalid has 1 a wide range from which to choose- f In elevation from about 300 feet belov.- j sea level to 6000 to 7000 above. In hu- mldlty from the moist sea breezes of the coast to the dry. Invigorating air i 5; of the Inland mountain ranges; In tern- S peraturc, from the almost perpetual X summer of the southern part of the j e State to the more severe, though not f) S unpleasant climate of the upper Si- fj erras. In addition to all this, there are nu- a merous mineral springs, many of them i t having marked medicinal qualities ;5 which have already won for them a 1 'X wide reputation. At some of these i sanitariums have been erected, and all I the conveniences of modern civilization L are at hand. j j r. There, too. one can enjoy a more j If healthful and varied diet thnn Is acces- j ii slble in any other locality. Fresh fruits and vegetables the year round, an k abundance of wild games and meats k that are nutritious and highly-flavored. i 1 a A climate where even a delicate per- v son can, with no fear of taking cold, j Y spend ten or twelve months In the open air. needs few accessories in the work p of restoring impaired health or vital- ity. Great numbers of seml-Invallds t 'J- already go to California to escape the 7: cold of the Eastern winters, and find to their constant surprise that a great- iwi er part of a California winter is almost Ja an exact counterpart of the balmiest in days of an Eastern spring. Smf For descriptive and illustrative liter- jMli ature, call on or address D. R. Gray, jMj general agent Southern Pacific com- smi pany, 201 Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah. EXCURSIONS EAST Via Oregon Short Line. w St Louis and return J42.E0 Chicago and rsturn 7.E0 Chicago and return via St. Louis.. 47.60 4 St. Louis and return via Chicago 48.76 i 7, Through Pullman sleepers via Union y Pacific and Wabash lines. 1 ttc Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Friday f J.; each week. See agenta for particulars. 1 ,j City Ticket Ofilco 201 Main SL i Royal Bread Is pure; every loaf bean -fBS. our label with the crown. At all BV groo-rs and flrflt-rilasa restauranU. SM i $10.00 I I puis a piano in 1 m your home. I m, l $10 la all we oak as tht first 1 mL payment on a ?250 Piano, andS I M? per month thereafter pays the -m 3 balance. This Piano, the Rem- 1 My 8S brandt, io a beautiful instrument, mr. fully suaranteed for ten years. B M 3 EVERETT DEALERS. U fmr SCarstensen Ansan Co. I H M (Inoorporated.) Jli I Temple of Music OB j ..?4 MAIN STREET.. 1 Mi gj Successors to Paynes Music Co. H M jSH 1 W rr.m. r.uv).. l'Alnlu, nd not eoMrHEEVillSC.HtMWlCo, cent or Vl"nJl.ti. ri. VP cu-guJar iota mwf- J

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