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W fl ' Sbde Salt Lmee TribiinesThijrsbay MoxaraarGt Mabch 31, 1904. . ' v I BRINGING CHARGES HOMETQ BRISTOW Postolliw Inspector Cochran. Sheds Now Light on tho Now Fa mous Beport. wTryVSHINGTON. March 30. The statements made yesterday to ( yV the McCall investigating com lnllteo by Chief Inspector Coch ran, of the Postofnco department, were made public today. Mr. Cochran confirmed the testimony ,.1 of Mr, Waters before the committee (' that the original list of clerk hire capes 't,mk was prepared by Mr. Waters In No- 'M9 vember after the original Bristow rc- iiflWR port was written and before It was UfiH printed. B3 Mr, Cochran had ordered Waters to , hH prepare this list on an order from Mr. hM Bristow for the purpose of substantlat- ;Bl lng a statement Mr. Bristow had made BS In his report that there "was a hundred ' HI other such cases Involving Congress- Wl men," other than the few he hatl re- wg' ferred to in his report. Pre! Mr. Cochran identified this original wfi "K Pn( n( received an order flrl from Mr. Bristow to prepare this data HA, and had detailed Inspectors Johnson and Niece on tho. work. Johnson han H a 'e( tl10 caEe cses and Niece the clerk hire cases. ijS ' As Mr. Waters of the salary and al- .mmi lowance division had also been detailed AW to get up a list of the clerk hire cases It was found that a duplication of work 1 ft 1 ws being done In this respect and Mr. ' Niece's work was suspended. - 9' Mr. Bristow was taken ill when this '' -work was begun in January and Mr. J- Cochran said he had taken tho first half 'JF I dozen cases regarding leases to Mr. 1 Tf Bristow at his houee and Mr. Bristow ajju had pronounced the form all right. He paid Mr. Bristow did not see the fln ished reports, so far na he knew, of either the lease or clerk hire. Sj The McCall committee held a secret .h setsion this afternoon. m REAPER SUMMONS KING W OF DIAMOND SMUGGLERS k W NBW YORK. March 30.-Trca3- A W - arj' agents and other officials In 4- B V tho servlcc of tho Government to Bjjft V detect smuggling, have received mjui. news of tho death at his old homo -f- Hx "n Roumanla of Max Lasar, so- -f K ' 4- called "king of diamond smug- - JfW -f; glorn." Lasar was sent to prison in IP Y Buffalo four years ago, and upon B , tho expiration of his term disap- JU , 4- pearod from this country. 4- Ir -i- Lasat's last exploit and tho one -f L-f 4- which resulted in his first criminal HH 4- conviction was when he succeeded BpII 4- in making himself a welcomo mem- 4- Bjlffl 4- her of a honeymoon party on their Hrl trav?'s- Tho brldo herself boro 4- HIW 4 across tlic brldgo at Niagara Falls 4- Efl -fa packago of diamonds valued at 4- H Wl tt- thought sho was-carrylng 4- D a wedding gift of souvenir spoons. 4 RJfj ,"yr -r 4 -r f i i -r -r -r -r f CHICAGO GAMBLER i GOING TO NEW YORK Special to Tho Tribune. CHICAGO. March 20.--"Jlm" O'Leary, the king of Chicago gamblers, Is going to New Tork with a pool of 5500,000 of his own and his friends' money to make a book In that clly. O'Leary. It is said, has received assur ances from a high official In New York that he can conduct his gambling oper ations there ou a big scale without mo i lestatlon. He is known to b5 conscrva- tlve, and Canficld and the other big gamblers are willing that he should come Into their territory. The Chlca goan is not going to New York for the "piker" money, but for the big bettors, and the other gamblers are willing that he should stand In. as they cannot take I care of all the business. m, CLOSED OR OPEN TOWN Ml THE ISSUE AT WEISER 4 , K Gpeclal to Tho Tribune. ,M WEISER, Ida., March 30. The city j-Jf) 1 election April oth promises to be the fj I llvelist in Welscr history. fn'l ..The fight Is between two factions. B J The Progressive Citizens' party stands K for an "open town," the other for a PPI ,f V closed town and the banishing of all If.; forms of gambling and Immorality. 4 , The registration is nearly doublo that W of any previous year and will reach till over 700. CONFERENCE RATES VIA OREGON SHORT LINE To Salt Lake will be made as follows: From ' Ruift. From Rato JIunfglon, Orc.J23 30 Market Lako ... 0.W WeJscr, Ida.. .. 22.1G St. Anthony ... 10.40 Payetto 21. 45 Rcxburg D.K5 Ontario. Ore. .. 21.25Rlgby 0.25 Parma, Ida.. . 20.45 Idaho Falls .... 8.60 Caldwell .. .... 10.70 Shelley 8.30 Bolee .... ...... 20.23 Blackfoot 7.40 Xampa .... .... 19.25 Mackay ..11.70 Mount'n Home . 1C.&0 Pocntello 7.oa Glenn's Ferry . Ui.00 McCammon . .. 0.E0 Shoshone 12.40 Downey 6,00 , Kotchum 15.50 Oxford 4.23 2lnlloy 16,25 Cornish, Utah.. 4,00 Sollevue , 15.00 Cacho Junct'n. 3 25 jClmama ,. P. 25 Colllnton 2.75 Minidoka 8.50 Dewoy 2.50 Amor'n Falls w. 8 00 Honei'vllle .. .. 2.23 Granger. Wyo . 0.00 Brlgham 2.05 Dlamondvlllo .... .M Trcmont 2.75 ICommcror .. . fl.CO Garland 2 DO Cumberland . .. 10.55 Parry 1 no V Montpellor, Ida, 7.75 Wlllard 1.7c r Soda Springs .. 7.00 Hot Springs ... l.GO Bancroft 7.00 Harrlsvllle .. 1.00 Preston 4.25 Offden , 1 00 Franklin 4-25 Hooper 1.20 Richmond, - Syracuau June, i.jo Utah 4.23 1-iuyton 75 Scitthf.cld .. 4.10 Kaysvlllo Iogan 8.E0 Farmlngton . .. .40 Mendon 3.G5 Ccntrovllle 20 Spencer, Ida... . I8.OO1 Wood's Croes . .25 Proportionately low rates from other etutior.u. Tickets on sale at Ogden and Inter mediate points, April 1st to eth, Inclu sive. At all other points, April 1st to Cth. Final UmllB, April 12th and ICth, , respectively. "y ' See agents for full particulars ar McCoy's liverj- stable for carriages Yd, and ueht livery. Telephone 8L '.m Tf vonr clock or watch don't k.er) I I BIGAMIST BETRAYED BY A CYCLONE IN ILLINOIS "Wild Wind Uncovers James Hclnor noy and Iands Him in Prison. CHICAGO, March 30. The samo cy clone that made James Mclnei'ncy homeless In Indiana Harbor last week found a new home for him in the In diana penitentiary. Justice, moving almost as fast as the cyclone Itself, has decreed that ho serve five years at hard labor for bigamy. Had it not been for tho windstorm which destroyed Mclnerney's house and loft him with slight Injuries, his where abouts might never have been known to the wife who has Just brought about his conviction. Mrs. Olivine Anglais Mclnerney of Chicago, who claims that Mclnerney deserted her in Hamilton, Ontario, fif teen years ago, chanced to see his namo published In the llit of those In jured by the storm. The result was the Identification and arrest of Mcln erney, who two years ago was married to a young girl of the suburb. NEBRASKA'S DEMOCRATIC "BIG FOUR" MENTIONED Spoclal to Tho Tribune LINCOLN, Ncb March 30. Threo Omaha men, W. S. Poppleton, John A. Creighton and C. K. Smyth, with W. J. Bryan, .will probably be Nebraska's four dclegates-at-large to the Demo cratic national convention. It has been said that the Omaha men aro Bryan Iteu, but Robert L. Hcrdman, leader of the anti-Bryan forces, takes exception to this statement. He said today: "The selection of Creighton, Popple ton and Smyth is Just what wo want. Nothing would suit us better. Mr. Creighton Is on record In black and white, and has been quoted ln Eastorn newspapers as being opposed to tho re affirmation of tho sliver plank In tho Chicago platform. Mr. Poppleton Is a gold Democrat, and has" never been In favor of free silver. Mr. Smyth Is not opposed to the sliver plank, but he Is opposed to some of the other .plankB In the platform." A. B, Edler, Lawyer, Moved to 5th floor Atlag Block. WIFE WANTED BY THE WORLD'S SMALLEST MAN Special to Tho Tribune. ELDORADO, la., March 30. MaJ. Charles Gantz of Fairfield, Ie, claims to bo the smallest man In the world, and has a great desiro to get married If he can Interest some pretty girl to help him spend his wealth, which he has ac cumulated during the past ten years of his travels. MaJ. Gantz Is 3S years of age. weighs less than thirty pounds and Is less than eighteen inches high. He has a good common school educa tion, has traveled from Maine to Cali fornia, has soveral forms and much town and city property, is a bank stock holder and owns stocks In numerous corporations. He belongs to the Methodist Episco pal church. His father, mother and sister and brothers resido at Fairfield and all are ordinary-sized people. TURPINA I ARROW COLLAR 1 b IS CCNTS, 2 FOR 25 CENTS M CLUETT, PEABODY d. CO. M E? UAXUtO OF CUICTT AMO WOMAflCH SHIRT Ni DR. C. W. HIGGINS fiu no of the very latest Jft-ItAtf rtifl. Electrical Machines m his office. Blijotrlo Bahs and all of tho very latest treatments given. In tho moat eweatiflo tnonner. LAKE Microscopic Medical Institute O. W. Hig-fjin3, Id. D., Mgr. and Rrojv ST. ELMO HOTEL, (DkojST Haln caid Khlxd Seuttu fltta practiced In 8alt JUiko City tor tmn 7-flv years, und tho wonderful and vttVl ertabllBhed curou ho has effected In that uu. provo tho ecientlfio prlndploo on Which bi medicines aro compounded. Forming dingnonlH 7 tho nid of tho ml. croncopo enables him to deteot tho pri mary oauoo of diseases end effeot a radical ourc, Tho doctor haa cured thou eondn of casa of Hervous Debility, Mental and Thyai- 01 "Weakness und Nervous , Prostration. And will forfeit J W0 for any com taBQ Under hLa treatment which hafeiSl to our?. All elapses ojf prtvato dlocaoen cuod end all old, ilngorinir diseases, whioa vttlato the blood and Impair tho nvBtem, thor I oughly and permanently cured. Liver and klfinoy oomtja.fnt cured. All olaaoea oi flto cured. Tapeworm removed with head psr no pay. Offleo hours, 10 to 8:80 and 7 to $ie?i sjonfl for a Hsti of quearlonB to if.. C, W. HlejrlnE. Salt Zlz& City. UtsJj, One Night Treatment with Soak the feet or hands on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy lather of CUTICURA SOAP. Dry, and anoint freely with CUTICURA OINTMENT, the great skin cure and purest of emollients Bandage lightly in old, soft cotton or linen. For itching, burning, and scaling ec zema, rashes, inflamma tion, and chafing, for red ness, roughness, cracks, and fissures, with brittle, shapeless nails, this treat ment is simply wonderful, frequently curing in one night. CompU'. Uamor Corf, eooiUtisr of C'Ul ICCTU. XluoNDt, Mtt. (In form of Chot.litt CoU4 FIU, 13c. prYlrte0),OlDtmtnt,A0c.,frip113c. DpUi London, Vt CfcirUrhoui j 8i : Pull, i no d U rli Barton, Uf Columbui ATt. Folttr Drug k Cttm. Corp., SoU Prop. aar- Stud t&r " Hov lo Cn fcrcrj Unmor. LULEBER, COAL. Burton Coal & LnmberCo. Yard and office, 8S3 W. Fifth South, i Up-town office, G W. Bccond South. J Talophono jt " Seo our Steel-Davenport Bed or Couch, something new. I. X. I. FURNITURE & CARPET INSTALLMENT HOUSE. SOLE AGENTS. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. TERMS S 1 .00 on S10; S10.00 on S100.0Q. No interest. HHl'lll HH HIUHIItmi A Gentle Regulator. :': In these days of hurry and worry - --- almost every ono needs a loxatlvo -- or llvcr,rerjulator to counteract tho effects of acdentary occupations and hurried online-4- Of course you don't want any thing drastic. "What you want Is - flomethliiK effective. BENEDICT'S - lltUo Llvor Pills are pleasant, 4 v prompt and , rcllablo. They clear tho system, cure a hcadacho and f tako away that tired feeling. 25o T the box. 4- X WEL'COME, STEP IN. t All cars otart from 4- Godbe-Pitts Drug I Store I Scott's Santal-Pcpssn Capsules ffor Iofltsinatl On or OtUi rt of th. Sltdd.r And DUcued KlinT. N ur no fuj. Oarea nloUr d Pnna a.Btljr fh vront ol Owerrlioa sA Glat no ttmtLcrx)! howlont nUn Ins. .tluoUb nurwltJU Bold V, dracjlrU. irlc 01. M, or by Qidl, T-ld THE 8AHTAI-PEP3JK C0n fKLLaPaNTAlNO, OHIO, F. J. HILL. DltUQ CO.. Salt Ilio City.' DELINQUENT NOTICE. 300 Bowors Mining company, principal Ulaco of biiBinces, Salt Lako City, Utah. Wotlco. There are dellnquont upon tho following-described stock, on account of assessment levied on tho 23rd day of Jan uary, 19W, tho several amounts sot oppo slto the names of tho rcspcotlvo share holders, as follows. No. cort. Name. No. shares. Aral. ' 2S&-J-. H, Stalllngs 10W $5.00 113-John Hoffan W) 2. CO 423-J W. Hattlold D00 2.60 481-Ralph Guthrlo 20 1.00 n2J R. A. Kovcs 600 2.60 GI3 J. J. Bamberger - E00 2.60 6W-T. G. Morno 300 1.60 C30 Jackson & Morso 1S3 .91Vi 793 B. F. Gwllllam 2C0 100 SIS J. H. Bean .... 300 1.60 921-M. Kclloy 1000 B.00 1CM T. It. Joncn 500 2.60 11 SO J. W. Stowart 1000 6.00 11-17 E. E. Darling 600 2,60 1163-D. D. "Wlckcns . COO 2.60 12CV-B. II, Alrls 600 2.60 1218 J. A. Pollock - 600 2.60 1815 Irvino & Mason D6 .3 1320 E. H. Alrls 6M 2.63 1332-Ralph Guthrlo 9 .04 1418 B. F. Gwllllam 9 .04 1421-J. H, Bean 14 .07 HCS E. B. WIckonB 21 12 14CC Frank Moore BOO 2.50 1430Frank Moore 600 2.E0 149C-C A. Graeber 1000 .6.00 1633 G?o. W. Hclnta 1000 6.00 1630-Gco, W. Holntz 1C-00 6 00 1637-Gco. W. Helnts 1000 6.00 1633 Goo. W. Helntz COO 2.C0 1641-Gco. W. Hclnts 144 .72 16G2 Chas. Nles COO 2.60 1604 S. M. Warmbath GOO 2.60 172S W. A. Loo 1000 5.00 1751 T, R. Jones 600 2.60 1753 E. J. WIllB GOO 2.50 1S01 MlldMd M. Burnham.. 1CO0 6.00 1SS5 W H. Irvino & Co 600 2.60 1831 AV. P. Lynn 600 2.60 18it-M M. Miller 1000 B.00 1SS4 Hudson Sons & Co 1000 6.00 1RSS Frank Mooro 1000 6.00 l3r-J. A. Brown 1000 6 00 190G Frank D. Mooro 1000 6.00 1905 Frank D. Moore 1000 6.0O 1910 Leopold L. Goldberg... 1000 6.00 1911 Notlio Payno 1000 6.00 1M3 Frank Moore 600 2.60 1916 Jao. W. Conllsk 1000 6.00 191S-Jas, "V7. Conllsk 600 2.50 1917 Jas. W. Conllsk... 600 2.60 1929 Chas. T. Burnham BOW 25.00 1937 D. H. Pecry. Jr 600 2.60 2009 Fred L. Novlllo 600 2.60 2019 R, E. Waterman 600 2.60 202S T. R. Jones 1000 5.00 KC9 T. R. Jones 1000 B.00 2055 R. L. Colburn 3000 G.OO 2M0 Mattlo E. EdwardB 1000 n.00 1?009 J. B. Evans 100-5 G.OO 2073 H. S. Joseph 1000 G.OO 077 J. C Shorten 600 2 60 20S3 Hudson Sons & Co.... 1000 G.OO 20S7 Hudson Sons & Co 1000 G.OO 20SS Hudson Sons & Co 1000 G.OO 2090 Hudson Sons & Co 1000 G.OO 2093 H. Bamberger 1000 6.(0 2099 C M. Soronson 2000 10.00 2102 Mrs. E. S. Cartwrlght.. COO 2.E0 2107 Julius Meyers 2000 10.00 2114 M, S. Pendergast 291 1.43 2126 R N Jenkins 321 1.60V? 21S7 R. L. Colburn 1000 6.00 21P9 Dr. Saml. L. Brick.... 2000 10.00 2208 J. D. Carnahan 2000 10.09 2211 Hudson Sons & Co 1000 6.00 2234 S. M. Warmbath 1000 6.fl 2235 J. W. Sklnnor 600 2 0 2240 J. U. Evans 1000 8.00 224W. B. Evans 1000 G.OO 2242 J. B. Evans 1000 6.00 2243 J. B. Evans 10M 6.00 2244 J. B. Evans 1000 6.C0 2215 J. B. Evans 9 .0IH 2240 J. B. Evans 1003 6.00 2311-rBarnott & Langley 1000 6.00 2326 W. B. Putnam COO 2.60 2331 J. L. Sheets 1000 6.00 2335 F. D. Hlgglnbotham. Jr 10C") 6.00 2336 T. R. Jones 1000 6.00 2337 T. R. Jones 1000 6.00 23-10 J. S. Ferris 1CO0 6.00 234S Hudson Sons & Co 1000 G.OO 2349 Sheots & Thompson.... 1000 6.00 2350 Barnott & Langley 1000 6.00 2C61 Jullue Haupt 1000 G.OO 2362 Julius Haupt 1000 G.OO 2303 Julius Haupt 260 1.S0 2365 Hudson Sons & Co 600 2.60 23&S A. S. Campbell. ..c GCO 2.50 2390 A. Hanauor. Jr... 700 3.60 2427 W. J. Browning 1000 G.CO 2423 W. J. Browning 1000 G 00 2432 W. J. Browning 1000 6 00 2435 W. J. Browning.. ....... 1090 6.00 2443 W. J. Browning 1000 6.00 2445 W. J. Browning 1000 6.00 2445 J. W. Foote ZW) G.CO 2447 W. J. Browning 1000 G.OO 2161 M M. Miller 1000 6.00 2474 Julius llaupt 200 1.00 2475 J. Huff 200 1 CO SVO Ed. Mcllngor 750 8.75 26303. M. West 1000 S.OO 531 E. M. We3t... 1000 G.CO 25322. M. West.., 10CO 6.00 2534 H. M. West, i 1CO0 6.00 254ii N. Duordco 271 1.37 2559 C. F. Wornm 3S0 1.00 2T.0 W. J. Browning 1000 5.00 1S91 W. J. Browning 1090 6.00 2592 W. J. Browning 1000 G.OO 2593 W J- Browning 1000 G CO 2694 W. J. Browning 1000 G.CO 2595 W. J. Browning- 10CO G.CO 2596 W. J. Browning 1000 G.OO 2507 W. J. Browning. 1000 G.CO 250S W. J. Browning 1090 6.00 2G01 W. J. Browning .. 1000 5.00 2502 E. M- West 1000 G.OO 2003 E. M. West .. 1000 G.OO 2C04 "C. M. West 1000 G.CO 2C05- M. West 1000 G.CO 20062. M. West 1000 G.OO 2V E, M. West 1000 6.00 2CQS E. M. West 1000 G.CO 2C09-E. M. West .. 3000 G.CO 2623 S M. Pendorgost 1000 G.OO 2624 S. M. Pendergast..... 1000 6.00 2325-S. M. Pendergast 1000 6.00 2C26 S. M. Pendergast 3000 5.00 2C62 L. F. Peer 1000 G.CO ' 06D J. L. Sheots 1009 G.OO 2670 J. L. Sheots ............ 1000 G.OO 2C71 J L. Sheets ... 1000 G.OO 2672 J. L. Sheots 1000 G.OO 2673 J. L. Shoots 1000 c.OO 2674 J, L. Sheets 1000 5.00 2675 J. L. Shoeto 1000 6.00 And in accordance with law and order of tho board of directors, mado on tho 23rd day of January, 1901, so many shares of each parcol of .such stock as may bo neces sary will bo sold at room 225 D. F. Walker building. Salt Lako City. Utah, on tho CCth day of Maroh. 1901, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., to pay delinquent assessment there on, together with tho cost of advertising and expenses of tho sale. R. T. BURTON, Jr.. Secretary, t77l Room 225 D. F. Walker Building. At a meeting of tho board of directors of tho Joe Bowers Mining Co., held this C6th day of March. ISO), the abovo date of sale of delinquent stock is hereby post poned until Monday tho 11th day of April, 1901. at tho samo hour and placo. R. T. BURTON, JR., Secretary. Room 225 D. F Walker building. r3T7 Notice oi- Stockholders' Meeting-. Emerald Mining Company. Principal office and placo of general business, loo West Second South street. Salt Lako City Utah. 5 Notlco is hereby given that a stock holders' me3tlng of tho Emerald Mining company has been called,. to be held at tho placo of tho general business of said corporation, No. 100 Wool Second South street, In Salt Lako City, Utah, on Satur day, tho ICth day of April, 1901, at tho hour of seven o'clock p. m, (tho regular annual stockholders' mooting not having been held, for the purposo of electing ofn ccrs of said corporation, Including a board of directors, and for tho transac tion of such other buslnoss as would reg ularly come boforo tho annual stockhold ers' meeting, nnd for tho further purposo of amending the' articles of incorporation in the following particulars, to wit: First By adding a clauso to article VIII theroof to provide for tho adjournment of uny stockholders' mooting, from Urao to time, by tho stockholders present whatever the amount of stock represented by thotn. Second By adding to said articles or Incorporation iin urtlclo numbered XV to provide for tho levying, notice, collec tion and payment of osHesamonta on ita cnpltal Hlock, notwithstanding there bo stock purchased by tho corporation fop dollnquont assessment In tho treasury un disposed of, and notwithstanding a nro vlous assessment, or a portion thereof romalns unpaid, and permitting such ns ncHsmonts to bo made puyublo In Install ments, and tho sale of tlui stook to pay any delinquent Installment or accumulated dollnqucnt Installments of such assess ment. J. E. OGLESBY. Socrotary. Office 100 West Second South Strcot Salt Lako City. Utah. UI05 ONCE I HAD A HUSBAND , I DIAMOND lCZ? A QTD Tb MANUFACTURING I IMPORTERS. Jl0 I H-Vt. JEWELERS, NOVELTIES. ' I We have received one of tho finest and largest selections in Hand- g bagfi, Belts, Belt Pins, Buckles, Watch Fobs and many other new, up- I to-date Novelties, at apeolal low prices, Our Diamond Department Is complete In the most artistic and newest designs at our -usual low prices. 1 m. & n. Liechtenstein I DIAMOND MERCHANTS 2li MAIN, OPP. KENTON. ! WATCH MAID ORDERS PROMPTLY EXPERT ; REPAIRERS. ATTENDED TO OPTICIANS. 1 Might run faster than i!k fy The'' Colorado Flyer Via SUSP The Rock Island System but - I TO , No Railroad Train Does j Tj- r- TV T a s-r The flyer leaves Colorado i FkAiNAO ' Springs and Denver 2:16 p. ' ' m. today and arrives Kansas City ( ' ill T at' 9:3o a. m. tomorrow. Supper ft. JL and breakfast are served In tho v V Diner. . Connections arc made for all : '"' points southeast and east at tho . Kansas City Union Station. Night ! , i train or Kansas City leaves Den- i ' , ver 9 p.m. li rrfjl-S- lHQi E D'R'AK'F'' mst' Pas3 Agent. ! A. H. MOPPET, j i Gen'l Agent, Denver. 0 1 One Manageineiit uH Do you know th Burlington is the only lino running its m I own trains over its own rails from Donvcr to St. Louis P This W is a good thing to bear in mind when you como to moko your R trip to the Big Exposition. No chance of long waits en route, ft or missed connections. Bj The St. Louis Special leaves Denver at 2:00 p.m., arriving in St. Louis the next day at 6:50 p.m. one night on tho road. The Vestibuled Express loaves Denver at 10:35 p.m., arriving . Bf in St. Louis the second morning at 7:10 a.m. Could you ask g for better servico? Jfe In addition to all the other equipment that goes to make ftg traveling comfortable, all trains carry the celebrated Burling- Jfej tort Route dining-cars. There are a great many travelers who K say it is tho best dining-car service in the world. gjj j Tickot Office, 79 W. Second South St. j TtftltMIIIMIlMMMllKt :: EVERY COWIWERCIAL : CENTER i :: Of the t Great Southeast. X is best reached X ' by the SOUTHERN 1 RAILWAY - - '. I PENETRATES ELEVEN f STATED. X Travelers irom tho West may X use this lino through St. Louis. -f r Meraphlo or Birmingham. t t WiT. FLANNELLT. T. P. A. i Board of Trado Building; 4- Kaasae City, Mo. 4- -M- i in'ttuiiniuuiut tfL Just what you liko just as you like it tho result of a day's baking with Tfe J Husler's j I Flour I Utah's guaranteed aTb money-back brand. tj TIs the Comfort Lin " FREE RE6LINIRG . MHIR &RRS . ON THE POPULAR HENDERSON ROUTE BETWEEN ST. LDIS LOUISVILLE the EHST AND SODTJHBAST AS WE ARE THE ORIGINATORS OF FREE RECLIN1NO CHAIR CAR SERVICE BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE. DON'T TOU THINK IT WOULD PAY YOU. IN TRAVELING TO "GET THE HENDERSON ROUTE HABIT7--IT WILL US. HSK OS HBOT IT W. O. LINDSAY, General Agont. JP. G. CUNNINGHAM, Trav. Pass. Agont. ST. LOUIS, MO. SESrai NEW YORK Londonderry, Glasgow, r New York, Gibraltar, Naples, f Superior accommodation. Itxcellcnt Cul- slno. Comfort of passengers CQrelulI considered. SInelo or Round Trip Tiekets between Now York and Scotch, English. Irish and all principal Scandinavian and Continental points at ottrnotlvoratoe. Send for Boole of Toure. For tickets or u'cnerrtl Information npply to nny local ntrcnt ol tho Anchor Lino or HENDERSON BROS., Gen'l Agenli, CHICAGO, ILL. f i ARRIVE.' I (FTom Offdon. Portland, " i Butte, San Franolaco, Chi caigo, Bt. Louis, Omaha, end Dnver 8:30 o.m. ! Prom Ofrdan and lntcrtnedl- I ate points 9:10 p.m. 11 Prom Oprdon, Cacho Valley, IH and Intormcdlato points 11:65 e.m. 1 Prom Ondon, Chicago. Bt. i H Louis, Kaneas City, Oma- ha, Donvor and San Fran- cleco , 4;ob pm. H From Ocdcn, Cacho Valloy. H St. Anthony, Portland and 1 San Francl3co 6:55 p.m- H DEPTIT. For Osrdon, Omaha, Chicago. Denver. Kansas City and Bt. Loula 6:00 a.m. For Osdcn. Portland, St, An- thony, San Francisco and Intermediate pointu ...... . 10:20 n.m, VM For Ogdon, Omalia, Chlcatro, IH Denver, ICansu City, St. JM Loals and Son Francisco.. 1:10 p.m. IH For Offdon Cache VoJley, Denver, ICanaaa CltS Oma- JM ha, St. Louis and Chicago. 5:45 p.rru For Ogdon, Caoho Valley, IH Butte, Helena, Portland, IH Ban Frandeco and lnterme- " IH dlato points 11:45 p.m. IH T. y&. 8CHUMACHER, Trafflo Mffr. D. E. BURLEY. G. P. & T. A. D. S. SPENCER, A. O. P. & T. A. City Ticket ofilco, 201 Main otreot. ' tM Telephone 2S0. t . i IH TIME I 'TABLE. Hj ! I Ban Podro, Jioa An- vP?y Kelea & Bait Lake fU BjCo. -mwJ.H' DEPART. FronvOrecon-ShortLine dejotJ-Balt.Italc Cltv: For Provo, Dshl, Fairfield and Nephl, Hantl and points on Eanpstd Volley By -7:S0-R-ta, For Gorflold Boach, Tooolc. Stockton, Mammoth Eureka, r and Silver City 4300 aJtt. IH For Provo, Atnorlcau Vofk, i: Lhi, Juab, MJlford, Frlaco, I. Callcntes and lntorznedlatb f! IH points 4...6.05-pJ3U i ILJH ARRIVE. Ill From Provo, . Amorlcan. Forlc. I; IH Lent. Juab,.lliliord, Frisco. UH Callentc-s and Intermediate 1 points From Provo, Leal, Fairfield, Merour ana Sanpet-s Valley Ry. points ,...t., . 5i35 -p,nu HK From BUver City. Mammoth, Euroko, Stockton ToooVo and HHB and Gurneia Bcaoh.. 5:35 -p.in, Dolly. IH Dallr Pullman Buffot'Sloeplngr Car Bor- IH vice bervreon SaltvLako, Milford, Modern IH and Callontes, Direct staco'conncotlons for all raining dl3trlDtErln Qoauaern Utah. and Nevcda, City Ticket Crfflco, 201 Mala-Street. Telephono 260. E. W. GILLETT, J. Ix. MOOREJ Gen.'l Pass. Afft. Commercial Agt, COLORADO-UTAH SHORT LINE TO ST. LOUIS. Through car. Bolt Lake City to Bt. Louis and Kansas City, Only on- onango to No-ff- York, BufTelo and principal potata H East low rates for summer tro-vcL B Effpeclal attention to ladlos and cnll- dTourtati' flloepcra throush to Chrcaso, Boston and otneT points without ohansa. 'VI Two trains dolly, BShh Inaulro at ticket ofCtcc, 103 Dooly b'.ook. , Bolt Lako City, Any Information choer-. fully Biven, H. C. TOWNSEND, Q. P. a T. A. ILIssourl PaclQo Ry.St, .Loui3Mo. In eXTect IDC'S. jH LEAVE SALT"LAKB OTTY. ' No. 10 For Bingham, Heber, Provo and Marysvale,......S i IH No. ICO-For Pork City w,.,,,,. 8:15 ojn. , IH No. 0 For Donvor and Eaat,.., 8dX) a-m. H No. 5 For Ogdon and "Weeti.f-102 aun. H No. 1 For Og-den and "VVeat p.m. IB No. 2 For Donvor and Eaet..., 8:15 pun. H No. 8 For Provo and Eureka... 5KK) p.rn, fM No. 0 For Ogdon and local pts. 6o03 pan. . H No, 4 For Denvor and East....,, &XGpm, VM No, S For Offdon and Wcat. 12!lO o-m. H ARRXVE AT SALT? LAKE C1TT. IH 2sTo, 0 From Ogden and tho East 8:10 un. H Uq 1 FromXlffdonand local pts 9:06 ojiu No! 7 From Duroka. and Provo. JOaX) a-ni. H No 5 From Denver and East 0:40 a.nu IH No 1 From Denvor and East... 1:26 p.nv IH No. B From Offd6n and West, 3:05 p,m, H No. 101 From Park City :1S p.m. No. 9 From Blnsham, Hobor, jH Provo and Maxyavale 0:00 p.m. IH No. 4 From Offdcn and tho West.Ttfo pm. IH No. 3 From. Donvor and Eaat...H'X9 p.m. IH All train oxcept No. 1 to 6 stop At la H termcdlato nolnto. H Ticket oftlco, Dooly Block. IH 'Phono 20G. H LA. BENTONV O. A.-P. T A Mast Important Featnrej Ono of tle??l3 oulle caulp i ment la clean cars. You'll And them on 1 ilH the "Santa Fc." Tlieae oars are good to NH look at, but aro better to ride In. No ad- dlllonol chorKO ior all tho convenlencea of - jH modern car building. 1 STRHINS DAILY3 From Utah to H Kansas City nnd Chlcngo. ijH Aleo direct lino to Galveston, El Paso. , JB City of Mexico and tbo mining cum pa of ll New Mexico and Arlzdnn. jH Askrao about reduced rates east. H C. F. "WARREN, jH General Agent, No. 411 Dooly Bloolt M 'r Salt Lal;o Cltj - H