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Show T 1 . I . . 4 THE SALT LAKE TIMES. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1800. 3 , 9teU anb gleetainrant. wai1ekhouseT The Walker it located in the Burinm Center of thit City and hat all Via Modem Inpronmeiits & Conveniences Pertaining toa ttrictly flrst-ela- s houm It is managed as well ae any hotel in the West and IsstricUythe Bnsfaeu and Tour-ist Hotel of Salt Lake City. Passencer Elevator. The Walker & the Metropolitan Are the Two Leading Hotels of Sal Lake City. O--. B.ERB frorr. PARK CITY HOTEL. The only first el act hotel In Fart City. SIXTY ELE6AHT HEW BOOMS, Cool, pleasant an nicely furolihed. THE HOTEL OBOUKDS ARK PECORATED lewn and shad, trees, making It most the pleasant summer resort la the mountain laglou. GEO..HALL, Prop. Gio. M. Scott, Jas. OLiWBitjnresfl, .; JJ. S. rUnrrotu President. iit Secretary. GEO. IVI. SCOTT & CO., (LVCgnpoRATED.) --dealers rtr-- Hardware and Metal, Steves, Tinvars, Mill Findings, Etc. AGENTS FOB the Dodge Wood Pulley, Itoebling's Steele Wire Rape, Vacuum Cylinder and Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas Engines and Bull en, Mack Injectors, Buffalo Scales, Jefferson Horn Whim, Blake Pump Miners' and Blacksmith' Tools, Etc 168 MAIN STREET, Salt Lake City, - - Utah F.AUERBACH&BRO. COHN BROS. 1 LADIES' MPS 111 Berlin and New York Novelfes ia Wraps, Jaekcts and Flos!) Saeqaes. EXPRESS - BRINGS - US - NEW - ADDITIONS - DAILY Handsome Wraps in Beavor. Cork-rv- r nod Silk, elaborately trimmed eoa embroidered at 913.00. tlS.Ort, 117.90, .'0 ttt an J titi.SO, Plush Wraps at ttfl 50, moe and fc!3 00. Stockinet Jackets, th host thai can be produced ta this country, at 13.73, 14.50. $.V0O. 98 00. 17 00. 18 At), 919 00. $11 00 am' 15 00. Latest Styl in Cloth Jackets from t 0O and upwards. Flush JaokKs, 911.00 to 134.00. Flush Macque. M 60 to IH.OO. l'inett Alaska Seal JackeU. 9110.00 to All Exceptional Values. If you see our Stock and hear our prices you cannot fail to verify our claim to superior assortments and the best values possible to find. BMIUS - B - TEA-COW-SS -- J.D WRAPPERS. We aro offering a very choice new lot at 910.00 to 9!J 00. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS CDEfTIT CHI V ' Cttildren's Gretohnns. p1sid aad plsia eotors. at 94 99 OrlltlAL OALGl for site 4. 9MW for si li. TkaM are mrrriloasJi nd when seht out cancot l replaosd. .Ntisses' i'lsiu CboHet aud PlaUl Newmarkets, the most essnphtte sswrimssn evar brought here, at 9.VW aim upwards. Infants' short Cot, ptstds aid plain colors, two, tkree, aad fenr enormous varteiy, 9U.0O (b 410.00. lioyr Rilt Knits, for in twe to flte, at 94 00 and 93 00, t. Childroa'i Fur Sets at tow pricss. LACE CURTAINS We have just plaeed on sale a shrpmeat of Curtain (iret from OlMfrw and Nottloeham, and we ars preparod to oter f1 harfaltHi. Toss Mponti-nit- y Is not likely to eoour again on afeounl f ths cksnire o the tarKI Ws atrt Srotrh Lane (fiirtalns, haudanme dnaivns, all ntw, at 91.90, 91.13, 41. SO, 91.73, .'.tH), S.no. 93.00, 93.7S. 94.00. 13 00 and Id 00 a pair. Irish Point Lat Curtains at 9H 00. 914 M an1 917.00. " Tambotirnd Swiss Curtains at 3 00, 9 M. 913 0, 9I 00 and t!0 00. Chenille I'oi tiers at 90.00, 4H.09, 97 80. W OO. 911 00, 9U 00 917.90 sad t M, We are thowing Elegant New Designt in SHiWLS thft toason, ' We are Sole Aficnts in Salt Lake City for the cele-brated Dr. Jagcr's Sanitary Woolen Underwear and Hosiery for Ladies' and Children. COHNROS. $500 Reward ! WE will pay the shore reword for any eae of Liver Complaint, DyApepitU, Bick HeaUache, indlgantion. Oon stipatioa or CoiiUr.nMS we cannot cure wita Woat's Vegetable Liver Pllli, when the directions aredtrictly complied with. They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to plve Battfffactlon. 8us;ar Coated. Large boxes, containing SO Pills, S3 canta. Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine manufactured only by THE JOHN O. WEST COMPANY, (,'HICAUO, lli. Sold by JOHNSON, PRATT A CO., Drug-gists- , Salt Lake City. wperfect) FIT I Snell&Co. Annlo-America- n SMrtotes. Removed to 24 W. 8rd South, V." : Salt Lake City, Utah SPECI ALBARGAINSALE I ... siimllsllii Our greatly enlarged Silk and Prrss Goods Departments are with the lslost aud bcstVabrios. TO MAKE IOOM 1 We offer a splendid line of newly Imported F.Iark Satic Rhndamcs at 7oc, 90o, 91.15S1.25 $1.50. 91.88 and upwards; every yard worth from 20o to 75o move than prices quoiod. A lull line of choicest coloring in Faillo Franeaixe at 91.10; sold every-- , where for 91.00. COME KAKLYl Hlaek Faillo Fraucalse, pure Silk til ings, ator.c, $1.25, 9t.50 and M.00. A complete assortuiout In colored Gros Grain Silks, worth 91.10, at 75o. A do'.ib'e warp Lynu's Marvoilloux, retailed lir New York City at $4.00, fur i.85 per yard. The greati'St bargain ever otTered lu Silk. Tricotines.Whip Cords In l'olka Dot effects, aud many high uoveltlea In Silk for Street and Evening wear, at Special Sale Prices I T 800 pieces of blnck and oolorod tilk Velvets at flOc, 7Co, 91.00, 91.25, $1 HO aud upwards to 910.00 per y:ird. Frlces which can never be dupli-cated again under the now TARIFF LAW, It ' no wondur that our window containing - In latest Dress Pattornt, with Trimmings to match, attracts crowds of buyers, prices $J.7rt, 97.00, 9H.00, 911.25, 912.15 and 910 tickets on New and Stylish Suits (rives the rich and those not so favored by fortune tho opportunity to dress well and stylishly at small expetipe. ' Our line uif French and Herman Broadcloths at 91.00, 9103, 92.25 and $2.73 in black and chdicest oidors are tho best values ever offered. Lots of other bargains In Dress Goods we have no space to mention. - OUR NEW DEPARTMENT Is For Cloaks, Ladies' Sniti, Wrappers, Etc., ha doublet! Its former sales. Thit great variety of styles, the perfect lit and linisb of our and beyond all, our "ONE PRICK," the lowest possible, retains our old friends and brings new patrons lu large numbun to our well known House. Special Inducements In a lot of Lister Seal Plush and Astrachan Trinimud Capes with Tabs at 97.50, $10, 913, 915 and 920t alm.wt halt price. Ladies' and MisW' Nobby Jackets In all 'the btmt styles, and Iiitest Fabrics trimmed in Persian Lamb, Uual Astrachan and Krimmor at prices ranging from 98,25 to 145 each, . Ulsters and Newmarkets at 92.50, 15, 97 50, 0 and upwards. Children's and Misses' Cloaks, ages 4 to 12 years, In the most taking styles and colorings, at 91 to $15 each Ladies' Suits, Wrappers ami Tea Clowns, Children's Dresses, Infant's Cloaks, Etc., stylish and cheap. The Latest Parisian Novelty ! Ostrich and Cock Feathor Boas as at at the "Bon Marohe," tho leading shop in Paris. One of our brightest and most stylish ladies Just re-turned from Paris admits the above. Save money by buying your (tents' Furnlithlngs, your Boys and Youths Suits and Overcoats, your Blankets and Quilts, your Carpets and Cur-tain-your Fur Sets and Trimmings, Nellie Bly Caps, Etc., In our En-- , larged Departments. Our first importation of Ladies' and Children's Hosiery and Underwear is almost exhausted by the late cold spell, but new arrivals in that lino are making our assortment again complete, and our PRICKS LOWER THAN EVER. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. ' ONE PRICE TO ALL I ESTABLISHED, 1864! WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD I F, Auerbach Bra pPopalar Route T0 AlL rOLTS EAST Only one change of cars Utah to Kan-sas City or St. Louis. Ilegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Can . Free Reclining-Chai- r (Jars. Be sure your ticket reads via the Missouri Pacific Railway E. C. Townsend, O. P. & T. A., St.Louir S. V. Derrah, C. F. & jt. A., I.oomm. Progreu Bldg Salt Lake City, Utah, TAKE JT TIIB iMiiWAum CIUCiGO MILWAUKEE & St. PAUL For All Points East it Is the only line running solid Vestibule, Electrio Ligbted, Steam Heated trains between Chicago, Milwaukee and Council bluffs, Oma-ha. St. Joseph, Kansas City and Soulx City. A 11 trains composed of Pullman magnificent sleeping cars and The Finest Dining Cars n the World. For further information apply to the nearest ticket office, or , . ALEX. MITCHELL, . Commercial Agent. 220 W. 2nd South street. Bait Lake Ciiy. MHHHSMaMIMBVMaaaaMMNMaMaawaaaiBauasasMMBMM Pabst Brewing Col . tformertf PMIUfl BEST) Export, Bohemian, HofTbrau and Select Blue Ribbon Keg and Bottled Beers shipped Immediately upon order. THE FAMILY TRADE SOLICITED TREE DELIVCRYl TELEPHONC Seal B. K. BLOCH Co., . ST. Aepsxita. . AGKEaKrcrx-WARWIC-HIGH GRADE SAFETY Icarrya stock of BAM5TT BICrOLNS B.OO, $88.00, 940.00, S60.0O 7s00" 1118.00, 918S.OO, TBIOTOI.Uand Va l.OtlPEDEU. In purchasing from me you have a stock to select from and do not have to wait. Largest Stock and Lowest Prices o Sport log Goods, Guns, Cntlery, ate. SHOT-GUN- S AT COST. Bicycle and Gun Repairing. AgentCALIGBAPH WRITING HACHINS) Carbons, Ribbons and Paper. m! .R EVANS 11 W. 2d South street, Salt Laks Oltf John Green, Sanitary Contractor and Scavenger Excavations for Sewer Connections a . Specialty, Special terms for monthly work to hotels and families. 263 Main Street. Telephone IM. Pofitofflte Box BSW. THE ElCi fOUMT MD MCJIUE MHUT L I TtlepbneSH; : : KLK WEST F14ST SffCTH, t : f. 0. IfT W. J. KING, --Dealer In " " HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE & HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. 279 Soutn Eain MUliGtj. Cl E. SELLS, J. TUCKER. H. W. SELLS. Sells t& Corxipany, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lmn&er. first South stmt, opposite HtlrWarJ Aaseubl Roooia P. 0. lies 1074. . VUmmt Isrtf ef Amstrtaf i 0fley. ." .... '" " J i... .." mJ "J. 9 Salt Iialic Transfer Co. PATTEN k G LKNN. " Ill (Wes'Pranptlj AtonUl ti wp Car Lots a Specialty. Sj --p Office, US H'. t'int Svutk it. WJ n Telephone XI. - 1 I n if " V sssssssssi H--t v v, left 13 I '"m - ... ' U I,r " l aw i Iba - Vi.! sfa essstr X'P' . v ' v- . Ti ssmssJ (UgjBmrmmm, &k&J I . PIA1TOS j $275! MIEEOIMOP OKCKAJLTS . $75 1 - - , ' Salt Lake Music Company, 75 West First South. Skookum J?oot Grows Hair Rapidly. Eradicates Dandruff MfiW . Stopn Falling Hair. Jtl?& IVi 'H Is a Preventive yWT""?A of Baldness. vOjfyLn Grows Hair on Wv.W EaldHea19- .t"r.U . Is an Exouisite ' fl Toile Article. f I Is Free from all . h$y-'- jl , coloring matter. Traaemartrejprstrrgd.) , Contains no Mineral or Vegetable Pcnsona It is an honest and"meritorious - j preparation.. , , Nature's Own Remedy. mmRoot Hair Grower Go. . . . NEW YORK.' mm lm tnl la!t OsaSOlBte. i fJctitntas; Fat an AngH SB Portrait, A portrait of the late John Taylor, which J. H. Smith has on exhibition in his store, attracts many visitors daily, and has caused a great deal of discus-sion. The portrait formerly rested on the mantelpiece at Mr. Smith's residence at Mount Olive. ' Recently, tluring a heavy storm, a lightning flash struck it. " The frame was demolished, but the flash left on the portrait a clearly defined picture of an angel with outstretched wings overshadowing Mr. Taylor's head, the arms encircling his neck and the right hand holding a bunch of flowers. The pose of the angel suggests protection and benediction. The dark line show-ing the lightning's journey along the cardboard turns abruptly just above the face of Mr. Taylor, giving the spectator the idea that the angel changed the lightning's course. Superstitious people consider it as an indication that Mr. Taylor is in heaven, but Mr. Smith explains the phenomenon by saying that the picture of an angel exactly like that which appears on the Taylor portrait was on the back of a photograph near by. He believes that by gome electrical freak the picture of the angel was photographed over the por-trait. The affair, however, has caused I a great deal of comment, and people for , miles around come to see the picture. Atlanta Constitution. siari3 Gaiit Time TaMeUi effect Anast 24, 1890 BAST BODMD TBAQW. o. t No. . . ; Atlantic Atlantis ' MaU. Express Arrive Green River Leave Greon River 7:85 p.m. 4:30 a m n m 4 IS ass? Junction::: ii ; ; iS 8:96p.m. 8:65 a.m WJCST BOUND TRAINS. No. 1 No. 3 Paciflo Paclflo Mail. Express La??h?r 9:00 a.m. 8:06 p.m 8:05 p.m. 8:10 am Arrive Green River 11:80 am Leave Green River uao&m rETOVO 6:10 p.m. 6:28 .m Arrive Salt Lake 8:10 pm l't tm ArriyeOgden. 8:40 p.m. 10:06 a.m , LOCAL TRAINS. SALT LAKH AND OQDEIf. 8ftSKlk8! - Arrive Salt Lake: 10:46a.m. 12:40p.m 6 ALT LAKI TO BINGHAM rtLeSI?.S,alLakeat7:46am- - returning, on 1 t4:aP- - m- - Train arrives from on Saturdays and leaves for Wasatch Mondays only. " C'iM,15B' H. BENPTBTT, Mauatrer. Uen. Pmas. Agl Visiting-- the "Library. A visit to the partially completed Con-gressional library is quite amusing. Not that there is much that is interesting in the shapeless tangle of brick and stone, but it is the instructions visitors get at' the gate that are amusing. When one goes in at the wide gate through the board fence on the East Capitol street eide he is not apt to notice a little old man that sits in a little house just inside thegate. If one doesn't notice him the old watchman will stop one with an impera-tive "Hey, there!" One stops, and in the richest sort of an Irish brogue is told: "Now, yez can go in and look about as much as yez loike. But there is some things yez mustn't do. Don't talk to any of the men. Don't go on top ; of the walls, and don't go inside of the building anywhere. An' don't yez ask any of the men questions. Moind that, now, and yez can see all ye plase." Washington Post. Utah Central Railway. Tim Card Tr Effect Oct. 25, 1890. Passenger TralnB leave ani arrive at Salt Lak City and Park City dally as follows: , SALT LAKI CITY. Train i leaves Eighth So and Main st 8 :(H a.m Sarrlves ... ..'... ark orrr. Train 1 arrives Park City .'. . . . ;. 10 :30 a.m Kleaves " 4:00p.m Freight trains leave and arrive at Salt Lake fows- - City dally" eJtcel)t SunJay' as tol- - Traln No. 5 leaves Salt Lake 7:00a.m " Sarrlves " 8:45p.m f leaves Park City 1 1 :00 a.m ' b arrives " i :30D.m no passengers oarriea on freight trains. PASSEHQEn KATIS: Between Salt Lake City and Park city, single trip, J2. iietween Salt Lake City and Pa.-- Cltj , round , 3. Jos. H. Young, T. J. McKlntosh, Manager. , Cen. Ft. & Pas. Agt. He Must Get Married. ' Attorney Arthur S. Fisher, of Rock-for- d, is a candidate for matrimonial honors. He is a member of the Owl club a society of Ogle county bachelors, and his doom was sealed at its picnic on Aug. 13. During the day came the elec-tion of officers. Among the officers ia one called "the $10,000 beauty of. the ' club," and he Who is elected to th'ia 'office must marry wi thin a year and withdraw from the society. The charm has never failed to work yet, and every man who has been elected to the office has been married within the year. Every , other Officer is elected by acclamation, but this one is elected by solemn and eacred ballot When the ballots were counted it was found that Mr. Fisher was the doomed man. ' The good natured attorney made a pleasant speech, and tried in his clever way to turn it off as a joke. The sequel has never failed to oc-cur. Chicago Herald. Western Intollectual Impulses. J t3ne of 'tne results' of the Chautauqua ' assemblies, which have a tendency to awaken unnatural activity of the brain and an abnormal thirst for knowledge, was shown recently. The son .' of one of the, officers of the Long Pine ; assembly burned his father's barn in or--" der to see what'sort of a bonfire it would , make. , He also wished to see whether a Betting hen would preserve her presence ' of mind when surrounded by flames, and his observations will doubtless be a val-uable contribution to science, although the experiment was necessarily expen-sive to the parent of the young Chautau-- quan. . The setting hen deserted her pros-- j pective family and saved her life, a fact which proves that in the disposition of the hen the instinct of self preservation overbalances maternal devotion. There is no doubt Chautauqua assemblies have given a groat intellectual impulse to the rising generation. Omaha World-Her- - ; all ' j Cranberries Are High The year's crop of cranberries is esti-mated at 750,000 bushels. Prices range from $3 at the beginning of the season to $3 or $4 at its close, Last year the price ran up to $0, and this year, owing to the scarcity of other fruits, cranberries V will probably start at ' $7 per barrel. The Cape Cod crop is later than usual this year, while that of New Jersey is in advance. Contrary to the usual custom New Jersey berries will probably be the first in the market. Cor. Philadelphia Press. Rapid Transit. ; BRIGHTON TRAINS, On and after Wednesday, October 1, I860, an until further nottoo, trains will run between Brighton and Salt Lake City as follows : LEAVE ,, LEAVE Main 7th S. Ex. , Bkiohtok. 7:15 a.m. - 0:30 a.m. 8:45 " 8:(0 " 10:16 " :30 11:45 " "aw " lrsop.m. IS :45 p.m. 8.00 " , - 8:45 " lilO " 6:15 " CHAB, P. WILK-E- Btu Why She Was Slow. An examination of1 the hull of the new steel cruiser Charleston, recently 'returned from Honolulu, shows a re-markable growth of weeds and barnacles on her steel bottom, says a Washington special accounting for the fact that she made only about seven knots an hour on her trip across the Pacific. She has been in commission just about four months, and her speed has been reduced from an average of nineteen knots on her trial run to the figure named, while her coal ensumption has remained just as high. CRISP CONDENSATIONS. . .... 3 There are thirty-nin- e theosophical in the United States. A machine for making shoestrings out ( Df paper is a recent Philadelphia inven-tion. A negro at Perry, Ga., is said to weigh 500 pounds, and to have gained ' 100 pounds within a year. Women are longer lived than men. A woman of 20 may expect forty-tw- o years more of life, a man of the same.age only thirty-nin- e years. At the National Library of ParU a MS. of the Bible has been discovered. It was written in 1 239, in a suburb of Perpignan. and is richly illuminated. The champion butter producing cow of the world is named Euratisamas, owned in Massachusetts, and her record is 945 pounds and 9 ounces of butter in one year. - A column of army worms invaded Woodbridge, CaL, recently. It was half a mile long, and was followed by Immense swarms of blackbirds, which preyed apon them. A new street pavement in Wichita. Kan., is said to be as smooth as asphalt, and of as good wearing quality, with-out being slippery.. It is called jasper, ite. and is less costly than granite o asphalt. |