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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
o. SANDERS & co.

The advantages of Murray FOR an
abundant supply OF meat is the best I'm
the state, and the local butchers are en-
terprlslng In awaiting themselves of tho
convenience afforded by the near prox.
unity of the local stockyards. where Tho
hnest fatted animals from the farms
and such pastures OF Utah are obtain
able every day one OF the best meat
markets In Murray * kept by the en-
terprising butcher firm of o. sanders a
CO.. on State street This well known
hrm comprising O, Sanders. Charles
caldwell Jr., and William Boam. have
been for seven years leading caterers
to the people OF Murray I'm fresh and
cured meats Mr.. Caldwell being tho
able manager OF the establishment.
Having all requisite facilities OF cold
storage this firm kill all the animals
used by them, thus enabling them 10
select their meat In perfect condition
for the best quality OF beef, mutton and
pork. and their great speciality is that
OF fine sausage OF their own make They
Keep a spacious meat market and have
large trade, requiring he service OF
two delivery wagons for Murray alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
MURRAY DRUG COMPANY.

No feature of business In Murray
exceeds In attractiveness that OF the
Murray Drug company whose elegant
store IN Murray Opera House building
Is one OF the bright and attractive
places In the city, DIR. w. r. Ferrebee.
the proprietor, who Is also one of our
most prominent practiclng physicians,
Is one OF our most popular citizens.
lie Is graduate of the University OF
Maryland and is one of the busiest
men In Murray in his dual capacity OF
druggist and doctor His drug store
was established II years ago and has
ever been esteemed most reliable
place for pure, fresh drugs and acou-
rate prescriptions which latter depart.
ment Is DR.. Ferrebee's great specially.
me store Is fully stocked with all
kinds of toilet articles, physicians and
surgeons appliances and sanitary
goods of various descriptions Not tho
least among the attractions of the store
Is the handsome soda fountain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
VIENNA MODEL BAKERY AND
CAFE,

One Of the greatest deslderatums of
HE Is good bread. while II is not often
that objections are made to a superior
make of pie or cake, Mr. Charles G.
seyboldt, the enterprislng proprietor OF
the Vienna Bakery and Cafe. an
nounces fine bread and cakes baked
fresh every day. This declaration we
know Mr.. Seyboldt makes good. for
many of our citizens have tried his
bread and cakes and know that they
are uneXcelled, while there are very
Few people in Salt Lake who have not
partaken Of the excellent meals served
at tn oVienna Model though this is one
OF the brand new establishments of the
city, beginning operations March TO-
1903 This cafe is located at No. 10
east Third South street, one OF the very
neatest and inviting places of refresh
ment, with the bakery plant in rear.
Mr.. Seyboldt also serving meals at all
hours between a. m. and 10 D. m.
He delivers his bread and cakes
throughout the city and all orders by
phone, 1881, receive prompt attention.
Remember the place. 10 east Third
South; the bread Is the best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
VIENNA CAFE.

Among railway officials, commercial
travellers, local commercial people and
visitors from all over the United States
the Vienna Cafe at Salt Lake City Is
well known and popular place, and
none the less so among our own people
The Vienna Cafe, at l4l south Main
street, Is most conveniently located and
has been one Of the Indispensable es-
tablishments OF the city for the past
twelve years. II has been under the
management OF the present owners
Messrs, Ed Dillon and George w. Nor
gan, for the past five years. and il is
within this period that Il has attained
Its widespread fame as one OF tho fin
est restaurants Ia the west. It Is what
the epicurean would term "swelp
concern, for everything in its appoint
ments, It's service and It's bill Of fare
and cuisine Is elegant and superb.
Messrs, Dillon and Morgan are known
AT home ana abroad as among the most
accomplished caterers The Vienna Is
open always and anything from an arti-
Gle of diet TO The most sumptuous meal
on banquet can be prepared at any
hour Of day or night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
SUCCESS RESTAURANT.

Mr., G. NJ Wiegard the proprietor Of
the Success restaurant, AZ west Second
South street, established his business
some eight years ago In It's present
location and owing to the excellence
OF the service rendered patrons II has
never lacked very liberal and high
class patronage and every patron Is a
friend Of Mr. Wiegard He is young
business man Of talent, energy and in
tegrity, born caterer and one whose
table Is always literally supplied with
every delicacy and substantial our
market affords, while his chef Is a
master OF the art of perfect cooking,
and the service Ia prompt and courte-
Gus. Mr.. Wiegard occupies spacious
and well arranged premises, with ta-
blos, some OF which are reserved for
ladies, and lunch counter in connec-
zion and the restaurant Is open day or
night Fish, oysters and game In sea-
son are found on the bill of fare and
regular meals and short orders are
served nj very moderate prices, and
meal tickets are sold at reduced rates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE WINDSOR EUROPEAN HOTEL,

There is nothing that adds so much
TO the prestige of city as superior
hotel accommodation and In this re-
speot salt Lake city occupies 'FRONT.'
nent position in our republic. This ia
only natural in view Of the fact that
yearly throngs of visitors pour into II
from all parts Of our Union. Among
the leading hotels In this city Tho
Windsor European hotel has since Its
Inception held first place and 1t has
never been more popular than since ID
came under the management OF Mr..
j. G., Seth In November, 1902 Expert
enced In every detail of FIRST class hotel
management, Mr.. Scott Is an ideal ho-
tel proprietor The Windsor European
hotel Is located at 225 south Main street,
In the heart OF the city liz newly built
ana contains large number of guest
rooms, and is elegantly furnished and
decorated throughout The house is
heated by steam and has every known
modern Improvement, while its light
ing and sanitation are perfect. II IL
readily reached by street car from all
parts Of the city and Il Is one of the
most literally patronlzad OF all our
city hotels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
MILLER. cAHooN co.

The consolidation Of the extensive
business interests of j. Il. Miller q Co.,
and j. +. CahoOn & Bro. on August l.,
or The present year, makes one of the
largest business enterprises OF the kind
In the state. The company is incor-
porated under the laws OF Utah with a
capital OF 1926, 900 and has every faclll-
~ for conducting business on an extern
sive scale, The officers of the company
are j, Il. Cahoon, president. NJ NJ. Mil
Ter vice president; Reynolds Cahoon.
secretary and treasurer and l.. G. Mil
Ter manager. All gentlemen of great
business ability and wide experience in
the business, They are dealers IN rough
and dressed lumber, sash. doors. mould
ings, Hath, shingles, builders, hardware,
etc, and have n modern equipped plan.
ing mill and carry on a general contract
ing building business They also carry a
heavy stock Of Bridge. Beach a Co.'s
celebrated superior" stoves and ranges
being agent for the state OF Utah for
this company. Implements and buggies
are also dealt IN extensively and the
company Is the pioneer implement deal
ers OF the state OF Utah. Mr.. j. II, Mil
Ter having shipped the first carload Of
implements to Utah and prior to rail-
road facilities, freighted them overland
Wy AedlH' ne general OFFICES, store and
warehouse Of the company are located
at Murray, on the r. O. r. r.. O. S. l.,
and San Pedro railroads while they
have branch houses at r. c. tracks and
Fourteenth South street, also at Bling
ham Junction. While having the heat
OF transportation facilities. the loca tlon
OF the company's warehouses, etc.
where rents and taxes are low give
them an advantage over their compeu-
tors IN filling contracts at lower prices.
In addition TO all the above lines they
are also extensive dealers In coal and
are prepared to mn orders Of any mag.
nitude In this community on the short
est possible notice at the lowest prices
This Is an institution OF which not only
Murray but Salt Lake feels Justly proud
and their trade territory extends
throughout Utah and into adjoining
states, Mr.. Miller the manager OF the
company, is well known throughout this
territory for previous 10 starting I'm
business for himself he was for num-
Der OF years manager Of the Logan
branch Of the Cooperative Wagon 20.
and the Montpelier branch Of the Con-
soldated Wagon & Machine company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
"RRAzlER's."

One Of tho most popular bakeries and
confectionery stores In Salt Lake city
Is that so successfully conducted by
Messrs, j. J. Bra2icr and JOS Dean,
located at No, 800 Main street, phone
5lG, Mr. Brazier is an expert and reli-
able baker and confectioner and an
able upright and highly esteemed bus
mess man as Is also Mr. Dean and the
business has been built up by max ng
ana selling the purest and most who e.
some food stuifs They occupy nicely
appointed store 20xl00 feet In area. and
his own products, including bread. les,
CAKES ana confectionery have no SUI
perior IN this city. and daily deliver
los are made by wagon to patrons They
carry at all times a fine stock OF their
own productions, fresh from the oven.
ana also serves light lunches, and the
most delicious Ice cream in all navors.
while In every line the prlcas are very
moderate. They operate a soda foun-
tain and serve soda water with pure
truit ilayor3, and make a speciality OF
catering to parties, picnics. etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE GULL EN-.

salt Lake city Is not behind other
cities OF our republic i'm the steady
march or progress that Is going on ali
over the world The annual travel
through salt Lake city both for bus,
moss and pleasure, renders II source
or direct interest to the public to &c.
cure reliable Information as to the hotel
accommodation Of this great city and
IN The Cullen we have the embodiment
OF an that Is modern, homeike and lux
urlouS, u has been established some ia
years continuously under the able
management OF Mr.. S. G. Ewing, a most
liberal and genial host. 1t is a well built
structure containing III rooms. with
stationery wash stands and running nor
ana cold water In each room, and ia
elegantly furnished throughout Ii Is
steam heated and electric lighted, ana
IS provided with every modern conveu-
fence, while the sanitation Is perfect.
lne dlnlng room on the second floor ia
beautifully appointed and decorated
and the table Is literally supplied with
an the delicacles and mbstantlals AZ.
iorded by n generously supplied mar
ket' the chef Is past master Of hls
art ana the attendants throughout the
mousse is prompt and ohiging. The
mouse Is conducted on the American
plan at 50 per day and uUwards ana
Tor the splendid accommodations these
rates are very moderate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.


Such has been the growth Of Murray,
and its rapid expansion in all the de-
partments Of commerce ana varied in
dustry in recent years that an increase
IN It's financial accommodations became
an imperative demand OF the recent
times and to meet the emergency a
number of the leading nnanciers and
business men Of that city with the
Characteristic enterprise OF Utah people.
formed company and, on January 2G,
1903, organized the First National bank,
and started II AT once upon It's career as
solid institution OF the state, The
bank is capitalized for S26, 900 Its Off
cial management comprises, Lewis S.
Hills, president. also president OF the
Deseret National bank OF Salt Lake
City; Richard Howe, vice president n
prominent stockman OF Utah. and D. A,
MCMILLAN, well known young business
man of Murray cashier. The director
ate OF the bank include the above ofIi
GERS and Messrs, John G. Cutler Melvin
M. Miller, Mahonri Spencer, and Lewis
D. Powell. All these gentlemen are we'll
known among the most substantial
men OF the state. thoroughly RESPONSE
bic and OF the highest business and NOR
Al integrity. and the business Of the
bank In such able hands as those OF the
official STAFF cannot be otherwise than
most patent aid to the growing COM
merce and the new and progressive IN
dustries which are making Of Murray
a city Of thrift and handsome develop
ment. The bank shows prosperous
and very pronounced condition In It's
very beginning, At the end OF the first
four months OF business, June ., 1903.
ITS statement to the comptroller of the
treasury shows It's resources to be $685.
2709s It's loans and discounts. s2e647. II
and on deposit, $2O,475. 03. The bank
does regular commercial banking bus
mess and is an acquisition OF great adj
vantage to the merchants and business
men generally of Murray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
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ZlON'S BAKERY AND LUNCH PAR.
lOR,

An experienced reliable caterer for
wedding parties and other social func-
tions is a necessity In every large city,
and in Salt Lake we have with s. s.
Holm, proprietor OF lions Bakery and
lunch parlor, one of the ablest caterers
to be found In this state. He establish
ed his business here one year ago, and
by the excellent service accorded pat
rons and prompt and honorable meth
DDS of doing business he has built up
n large and constantly Increasing bus
mess both in catering and In oven pro-
ducts and lunches. and he is very
greatly esteemed by his patrons. His
well appointed bakery and lunch par
Tor Is located at 70 West First South
streetand this is always kept in n most
attractive manner. Light lunches are
served at very moderate charges and
Mr.. Holm is noted for the choice quail
ity and absolute purity Of all his oven
products, his bread of all kinds, cakes,
pastry and pies being OF the most
toothsome and delicious quality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
ST, ELMO EUROPEAN HOTEL.

The st. Elmo European Hotel is one
Of the most popular stopping places for
visitors to our city while the residents
Of salt Lake City also accord them a
large patronage. The st. Elmo Is To-
Gated at the corner Of Main and Third
South street, telephone 90l X. and has
so elegantly furnished rooms, the house
having been recently refurnished and
renovated throughout. The parlors are
in excellent taste, and the house IN
steam heated and electric lighted
throughout, while the bath rooms and
sanitary arrangements are of the best
and rates for rooms run from so cents
per day upwards, according to location
OF rooms, and whether single or en-
suite with bath attached The accom-
mediation Of the ST. Elmo is of the high
est class, conducted by Mrs. H. F..
Bartlett on the best lines and the large
patronage accorded them attests the
esteem in which that lady Is held by fer
patrons,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
YOUR TEN.MILLIoN.To.oNE CHANCE

Taking a million as q basis Of calcula.
ton, statistics show that at the ond of
10 years there will stll survive 3l2 OOO ont
OF l,OOW0 persons, At the expiration OF 50
years there will be l01 600 survivors OF tho
original million. When II comes 10 On
years Of existence, there Is a terrible thip.
ming Of the ranks, Only ssh out Of tho
100000. or one In rs. will live To that
are Al a. but 2H or one In 40. viii bC
alive, Al N half OF these nearly viii have
dropped out, leaving only no souls alive
out NJ the original loo 600 Ones chnnces
TO reach @ according to these tables h
about one In $40 "
or the original lQ)oOO0. only 5i viii 1.-Two
10 see W years. or about one person out OF
io.MN The century mark will be- reached
by only u out Of the ] 200 ono; or I'm othct
words. out Of group Of a.. 500 peoplo horn
~ the same time, only one viii nm ont
the century span NJ existence
only one IN 100000 persons win reacb
mo age ot loi years, just one In b 0)O oi6
can De expected to sec los birthdays. and
us TO living to he FOG years Old. these h.
hles place that contingency ais out of tb,
range Of practical calculations. Possible
one human being out NJ l0OM.OO WHO
shall have seen the llght for Inc drst
Answers ''''""
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
THE HUB"

The city Of Murray is not behind any
city IN the state In the way OF general
merchandise stores, and 1.-THE Hub"
established three years ago by a com.
pany Of enterprising business men and
trained merchants, il one Of the most
attractive and popular places of trade
IN the city. There Is no larger general
store In salt Lake city than is THE
HUI. at Murray The company Is COM
posed OF j, p, Cahoon president: G II,
Tingley, manager; r. Cahoon. treas
ureri DR., II. o. Jones. secretary. They
hccupy main floor Of iOxl25 feet and
besides large retail trade. supplying
The people Of the city and adjacent
country they do some jobbIng and their
goods are shipped to various parts OF
the state. They carry very heavy
stock, varied TO suit the character
sue trade OF the section In dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes. In all these
departments their assortment the finest
ana most fashionable and costly and
costly styles, the medium classes and
me grades suitable to custom from the
industrial ranks. All the members ~
me hrm are well known men and are
esteemed among our most progressive
htizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03


10 the people OF Salt T.aLo
neighbor towns. the Alta Nv NV ana its
established nine years AGO bas S'aurahL
one of the established city '9 pecohe
Dan and Tim, the skIlful "S, aeatures
n orn,n'.,nn, They are the enternri.aIl' are
ppoprle'ors OF the Alta and thew s ,s,ns
regu'at meals at % cents. Roe serNe
open doy ana night, they serve ,Plhs
orders at all hours and II Is /, "l9it
department that the visitor can on'
everything his own way.-his h,n l'0Ve
rare strictly American If he sbonis o'
prefer, but II he chooses he wa,, %
JOY an endless variety of GOOD en-
peculiarly Chinese. But wS,,,ss
American or Chinese. everythi wlne'
sooo, ana cooked and seasoned 10 nis u
the most fastidious palate. " p'sase
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
WHlTE--SADDLERY.

Messrs A, f.. and r. White, brothers,
and men Of splendid enterprise. having
a practical knowledge OF their business
Two years ago enliyened the trade of
Murray by establishing a store I'm adj
vance OF anything OF It's kind In this
city In the way Of saddlery They keep
a large and finely assorted stock Of
harness, saddles. collars. whips. lap
robes, blankets and everything In the
way OF equlppage for Transfers and
teams and, as very acceptable spec-
atty full line Of turf goods. The
White brothers have been engaged in
this line Of business for 70 years and
have q thorough understanding OF the
special needs Of Utah people in such
goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
ERICKSON BROS.

That there has been a growing nee
esslty for n general merchandise store
In Murray Is evidenced by the Erickson
Bros. who established here only six
mon hs ago as successors to Orson San
ders, In general merchandise, The Arm
Is composed OF J.B. and W.B Erickson.
experienced young men of business
and natives Of the city. Their stock
or goods comprises everything in the
INES OF general merchandise from dry
goods and clothing to groceries and
reed their grocery department being
the most essential part, while their
hardware, cutlery etc, is among the
most important, This is favorite
trading place for The family and the
people engaged In the industries In and
surrounding the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

polntments of linen, china, glass and
silvSrware are OF the best The daily
bill Of fare includes the delicious and
substantials afforded by our own and
nearby markets, the yiands are OF the
best, prepared by expert cooks, and
meals and short orders are served at
very moderate charges. The proprle-
tors are Mr.. II. u. Rogers and Mr..
Harry Finch experienced caterers and
very popular and they are accorded a
very large and always growing patron
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
BECK's HOTEL.

An excellent feature Of accommoda q.
ton to the people Of Murray was adde ]
when Becks hotel one OF the many new
enterprises Of the city, was opened for
business In February, 1909 This is a
neat three-story building, containing rs
sleeping rooms, newly furnished Mrs.
NJ. p. Graham, formerly proprietor Of
the Highland hotel, this city. Is the
proprietor, and she is an excellent lady
and a capable hotel manager. She keeps
the hotel In first class ctyle and pro-
yides excellent fare at the remarkably
low rate Of 81 per day; room and board
by day, week or month. Besides the
regular board Mrs. Graham furnishes
good meals at 25c and also gives short
orders at all hours Of the day on the
regular restaurant plan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
L. ENsTRoM.

The popular furniture store of Mr. l..
Enstrom on Murray street. Is the great
supply house of Murray for everything
In the way Of household goods This
spacious store was established by Mr.
Enstrom six years ago. While he has
an experience Of 20 years i'm the busI-
ness and knows how TO outfit a home
In appropriate style from top to bot
tom. His stock comprises furniture.
carpets and llnoleums. wall paper,
draperles, stoves, crockery, glassware,
tlnware, etc, Picture frames and franz
ing pictures are specialtes and all
Kinds of furniture repairing Is done
IN his house. He Is prompt in his
services and Is always prepared to
furnish everything In household goods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
FINCH CAFE.

The citizens OF Salt Lake city who
ENJOY good meal, well served In
pleasant surroundings. with prompt and
oDuslng attendants VIII do well to ne
cUrd their patronage to the Finch cafe,
which was established here some nine
years ago, moving to It's present loca-
ton IN May OF the present year.
70 East Second South street telephone
l6iS " And In addition To its main
diningroom Il has a ladies' dipingroom.
one unoh counter tho whole. being
neatly furnished In oak. while the APP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
SOCIAL BAKERY AND CoNFEC.
TloNERY.

Among the leading caterers of Salt
Lake city ia Mr. John h. Applequist,
proprietor of the Social Bakery and
Confectionery, at No. 500 south Third
West street who has developed a very
extensive and constantly Increasing
trade which extends to all parts Of the
city. lie Is an expert practical baker
and confectloner, who only employs the
best skilled help and uses the ptirest
ingredients In the manufacture OF his
oven products. He operates fine mod.
ern steam plant and the oven products
embrace rye, graham. milk, cream and
brown breads. small cakes. buns ana
doughnuts' Wedding and birthday
cakes OF first quality are made TO order.
The trade is both wholesale aud retail