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Show ' ' " K THE SALT LAKE TIMES. SATURDAY UUTUJSJSK 25,1890. , ' --7 J "Sfe' $82$ ittSfiS: sg ?; Sff-t-f jSHajHU Telephone 81. 22 E. '2nd South. W .i 35,000 Weber Pianos in Use. tf, ..!. ' 4 ZlalSllTl as , f ' COULTER S SNELBROVE, '" : Jj "" , l fllllM llfi $, . 14 Mala Ntr.t. Salt Lake City, j ; T-- T "" Ia3allffl - WW" -sfrw ! tini THE LEADING BR a Loan & Trust Coijaay. ,ZEEIZE M2;i--S fa FOX S PARLORS fLQ I MONEY I U UU't1 --'IT 13 1 TO LEND ON crane Building, 233 S. Main St. ; lf ' y r- - real estate I 7lV?0M The Latest and Mtjst Wearable jlin.:iflfr ririCH As.' ewckson) d Lwn(ionKimondilJ,w,ir.nd.ii . I v v."" '1"Zia ' ... . .' &HSf3X'lii'"67& Kinds of Personal Securities. 126 Main St., Salt Lab iF''iM- - WJ-I- asfiMift-- . f : . ... . ,. . - : nirpn rat I JMlr&Co1l swf' II 1 telESiii trj VCninOf McCornick & Co's Bank. H wjiwv, Wntphno 1 JdwqW (HiJSPMIvW'Mp I I I T mUfSm-- $Mi' : V r.rhJ ' SVB WRff SALTLAKE . !noble,wopdmp Tv Steam Dve Works ! J$W "TnE :- -: TAILOR." m& ; tCCa 25W St p W I tv-- forated and Lessons GiVDn. Exclusive Hatters and Furriers, jjMJE, U Thomas McKeivie, Prop'r. A Y Mis:ellany ???T ' ; I- ISBMainSt. U ,Sft Ladies-an- GeufB Clothes Dyed, Wj--. ffiWA FaI StylCS WfiMefoi Per- - .Jfjlrv MtrAiKC" Sl Skin Jarkts. Saoques nd all llllfAV Clf Cleaned andRepaircd. : X ZT- .... IIWAViVVWJI1 ' Mourning Goods, kinds of Furs made to orilcir. by one of .J5 1 KtK fAf Kf ft,rrior" evw 3Voa. N ' Uuaranteea. WffiT stJt F. R. Patterson. F. H. Snadell. woA.iMartiS'.AUey.. 25 w. it South. EfE tiiW-tJfa&t&- S Mrs. 11i?fl'TSiel'9li& Miss S. Hargrove, if!1 U$ IfflBRlifo VARIETY HALLy Dressmaking : Parlors. If 4 pPlf J 2tVh S& fiSa ' h Bld'g, Salt Lake City. "wiffiSilB J. M. PEARLMAN, i PROP'R. (g prgjLirt j ! f J "- ihbjss 1 ' j i ininiiiiiiiiiifiwm mM i Established, 1872. I I ' " - " T --.. C) AT ROCK SPRINGS COAL CO. f1 The Occidental. Hffi W'LGV ?S " Wgffi1 ' "" 3)'Wi1ll; flardnarf, Stats, Tinware 4 dKVlSlillll! WWrfr'?"' StftValgfPfSiS) HUE BAB GOODS OF ALL KINDS. 1 : 1 .1 . Rudolph Alff, Importer of ,v , CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE- ,- Plated Ware, Cutlery,' Lamps, Yases, and . . ,, Statuary .. . . '. Y40 Main St, SALT LAKE CITY. M ill Waia' HaclBry topj C. P. MAS'ON.VManager. Headquarters for all Glasses of Machinery. Engines and Boilers from power and upwards in stock forirama diate delivery. Steam Pumps, Injectors, Horse .Whims, Hoisting Engine! Rck Breakers, Wall's Rolls, Ingersoll Air, Compressors and Drill LubrI eating Oils, Mine, Mill and Smeller Supplies, Silver, Gold and Oonoentrat (g Mills erected and delivered in running order, . ' .. . ; Maine Office anfl Warerooms-25- S. Main Street, Sail Late D S AGENCY. BUTTE. MONTANA; H. B. Younger s Academy of Dancing! ' 81 W. 2nd South St. ' Ladies' and Oents': Class Meets Tuesday Eveninst of Each Week. Advanced Club meets Wednesday evening of each week. . Ladles' and Children's Class Saturday after-noon from S to 4 p. m. Matinees will commence Saturday, October , lRth.at4p. m. Private lessons taught for Ladles only Tues-days. Thursdays and Fridays from 8 to 4 o'clock p. m. Alt the Very Latest Fancy Dances and Wxities taught correctly. The Bnrlin York. Le Keve, Garotte and Cap-rice Schottlsche taught. Call on or Address H. B. YOUNGER, 57 8. Main St. : I P. O. Box, 922. T. R. JONES & CO., sliMMRAS m MAIN STREET. j BUYS ORES AMD BULLION. SALT LAKE MEAT CO. Wholesalee Dealers in Dressed Beef Pork, Mutton, Veal, Smoked Meats and ' Swift's Hams, Bacon & Lard ROLAND & SAMPSON. - ' Cor Third Sbutfc and Fiftk West Street. Fulton Market! T. J. PREECE, Prop'r. rime Be ef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, Bacon, Ham, Sausags, Lard, Eto. 10 W. 3rd S. St. One Door West Clift Hons Henry, f.clark --THE-TAILOR. SO East Fint South street. li:It!ri;ItTsrm-r-'',--'ii"'- 'i mrr rnn- - 239 Main St, Salt Lake City. ' ' - ) Union - Pacific - System: A 1mEI-- P Tke only Line farr5iH2 t!ie lTflite(1 stafe Mail Direct PjSJll Connections Between all Points liorth and East. 2SS NEW TIME CARD, OCTOBER 8, 1890. . Utah-- Central District. ' Passenger Trains Arrive at and Leave Salt Lake City Daily as Follows: , - FROM THS HORTH. ' '. GOrNG KOBTH. " ' AtlantlcFast Mall. 3:S0a.m Atlante Fast Mall and U. tN. Local. 8:10 vtu t Utah & Northern Local. 10 :SOa.m Local Express....; l:30p.ta A a 'i Express. 18:30p.n .Pavit . Portland Butte and Atlan- - Portland and Butte Fast Mall 7 S0c,m 'i10 Express 6:0J p.m Local Express. 7:30p.m no ran sooth. ' !,v going aonxB. MilfordExpress 9:45a.m.' Juab, Provo. LehL Ironton and Eu-- Juab, Provo, Lehl, Ironton and Eu- - reka Express. , 7:15 .m reka Express...... ,., 6:45p.m. MilfordExpress. , 4:(JOp.u ; Utah & Nevada District. I . , GOlNQ WEST. " ' I! FBOM WB3T. Through mixed daily except Sundays.8:10a.m. Through mixed daily except Sundays. p.m. " The Atlantic Fast Mail," leaving Ogden at 9:56 a. m.. is equipped with Pnliman Palace Sleepc from San Francisco to Chicago; Pullman Palace Sleeper, Salt Lake to Chicago; Djtf Coaches i.) Salt Lake to Omaha. . " The Atlantic Erpress," leaving Ogden at 8:30b. n..is eqniptd with Day Coaches and Through Dining Car to Council Blufls; Pullman Palace Sleeper Denver to Council Bluffs; Pullman Palace Sleeper, Salt Lake to Cheyenne. This is Through Sleeper to St. Louis : Puilma." Colonist Sleeper, San Francisco to Council Bluffs. C. F. RESSEGUIE, S.W.ECCLES, .""'General Manager." ' General Passenger Agenb ' , ". V "s, t, ' DR. HODGES, DENTIST! 31 XT. 1st South, - ' Salt Lake City. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PA1H! By the Use of Vitalized Air. i ALL W0EK WARRANTED! tivo land, and that Australia is to be supplied with a new stock of the useful parasite by our state board of horticult-ure. The lady bug, known as the Ve-- dulia, has been worth millions of dollars to California in preserving the orchards from threatened destruction. Marys-vill- e (Cal.) Appeal. . Queer Fact About the Lady Bug. It is a curious fact that the Australian lady bug, which was brought to this state to make war upon the cotton cush-ion scale, has become extinct in its na-- ust to see tf it whr all ngtit. Manaing tip in the boat he discharged the piece, but the recoil of the gun overcame his equilibrium and over he went into the lake. '. - S The ladies, ol course, screamed, and one caught him by the heals, thus duck-ing his head under water. As soon as he could get his head to the surface he told her to releasa his feet. But no, she would not ses hijn. drown, and bo Bhe pulled again, and under went his head a second time. It was repeated, and the young man began to fear she was bent on keeping his hoad under water, and with a violent kick he released her hold and soon was able to take dare of him-self. Asbury Park Journal. , By the Heels. A few days since a gentleman with two or three ladies rowed np Deal lake ) to explore the head waters of that beau-tiful sheet Thinking he might see some game he took his gun along. 4 Not having used tho gun lately on the , yay up he thought he would fire it oil . Bride of the Autumn Sun. O poldeo rod sweet golden rod I Brido of the Autumn Sim! lion be ktssud thy blossoms this mellow morn, And tinged tbem oue by one Did the crickets sing nt thy christening, v When in his warm embrace lie Knye thee love from bis fount above, And beauty and cheer aid grace? He brightens the asters, but soon they fado; He reddens the sumach tree; And the clematis loses its Bunny bloom, But he's true as truth to thee. Sci ctcred on mountain top or plain, t Unseeu by human eye, He turns thy fringe to burnished gold By love's sweet alchemy. And then vfheu the chill November comes, , And the flowers tiieir work have done, Thou art still unchanged, dear golden rod, Hrlilo of the Autumn Sun. --Sarah K. Bolton In Ladles' Home Journal. Plenty of Notice. Mrs. Winks The paper says a cold wave has doveloped in Montana, and is expected here within a week. Mr. Winks Well, send word to the plumber that our pipes have buret, and then he and the cold wave will get here about the same time. Street & Smith's Good News. . The craze for passing floral tributes over the footlights to stage favorites seems to have reached its height in Bos-ton a few evenings ago. A minstrel per-former received a life size floral image of himself seated in a chair and playing the banjo. ' The balloon proposed for polar explora. tion is 09 feet in diameter and 500,000 cubic feet in volume. The journey is to be liegun from Spitsbergen, and with a favorable wind is expected to last four or five days. f An Electrified Locomotive. An unusual electrical exhibition is said to have been seen in the neighbor-hood of Fanwood diving a heavy thun-der storm. A freight train on the Cen-tral railroad was running along in the. darkness, when the engineer and fireman heard above the roar of t5ie storm and the rumble of the train a strange, in-cessant, crackling sound. Looking out of the cab windows the men say they were astonished to see vivid electric dis-charges flush from the telegraph wires on oue side of the track through the lo-comotive to tho wires on the" other side. The display back and forth continued some time and was repeated at intervals along the road to Westfleld., At times tho locomotive 6eemed illuminated with a pale bluish flame, giving a weird effect, and what seemed to be balls of fire shot out toward tho wires. Suddenly there came a heavy crash, which dazed the en-gineer md stunned the fireman. The manifestations then ceased. Boston Transcript. An Escaping Prisoner's Plight, A new jail has just been completed for Edgar county in Paris, Ills., costing nearly $30,000. It has all of the modern improvements, such as hot air, sewerage imd heating apparatus, the improved system of prison doors by which every cell door can be locked simultaneously, i and the entrance door to the cell room is j made in such a way that tho turnkey, in j going in, is lacked out of the jail proper before the cell room door can bo un-locked. Every appliance seeme'd to be perfect, and the jail committee was to i have received the jail from the con- - tractors. The day before the acceptance there were two prisoners in the jail.one for forg--' ery, the other a pickpocket. Early that morning the pickpocket, a small, young man, escaped by going down the stand pipe into the hot air furnace, with which each closet in the cells is connected. The large tile which was cemented in the stand pipe was removed with a small piece of iron, and the prisoner escaped. The other prisoner stripped naked, and, putting soap on his body, made the same attempt to escape, but could not get down into the sewer, and was found in the pipe, head down, having been in ' there two hours. He could not be ex-- 1 tricated until his body was greased. ' Cor. Indianapolis Journal. ' jm. jnotlel liteltlgeue Ottice. The women of the Woman's exchange and the New Century club in Philadel- - phia have started a free registry office, where housekeepers and domestics may be brought together, and a written con-tract made as to wages and other mat-ters. The exchange consults the inter-ests of both sides. Women are allowed to register who come from a good train-ing school, who have eight months' good reference, and finally, who have never "lived out," but are to be taken as learners at low wages, with especial en-couragement to American girls ' and women. Exchange. A Pretty Deep Hole. ' A hole ten feet in circumference ap-peared in Oconee county, Qa., during tho great earthquake in 1886. It is full of water, and there has long been talk about its depths, but no soundings were taken until a few days ago. Then a rope 200 feet long was put down, but it failed to touch bottom, and now there are per-sons who declare that "the hole extends into the bowels of the earth." It is pro-- ! posed to take a second sounding in the near future. Philadelphia Ledger. A New Watch. Some of the new watches are verita-ble art treasures. One in the shape of a flower made entirely of rubies has in the center an immense opal surrounded by small diamonds; the chatelaine is a love knot of diamonds and ribbons in white enamel. The clover leaf brooch still claims first rank in popular favor. A fascinating design is that of a four leaved clover, each petal composed of a single emerald, cut so. as to present a lusterless surface; the setting is of gold wire, and there is an outer circlet of small diamonds. New York Sua. ' |