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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES. THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1891.' 3 . Our Pants Are Still Lower! dclif?.iT.o?V Some Modest Clothing Merchants Have Been Kicking Because we tfjjjh? ff3 Put Our Pants Down This Week to P'S3J' l For the especial benefit of those particular indi 0 A Q r j viduals who make such a howl, we desire to say that our Pants have taken another drop, and are ty Q J J now going at $4.35, for this week only. Come and Get Them at That Price! Big Bargains in Every Department ! . ?irr" sisamii 1T1MM imi IHii 11 niA idLt' ' C. SELLS, J; TUCKER. H. V. SELLS. Sells & Corrpa,riy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber. Tint .South street, ppotite 14th Ward Aasemblj Room r. 0. Uox 1078. Old Plssser I art of. knuttrtag ft litgltj B.E.Bloeh&Go. "WlOlCGO-l-O ! I LIQUOR & OIGAR"MEROHANTS. ' 13, 15, 17, 13, Commercial St., Salt Laks City. ITave in stock the largest litio of Imported anil Domestic Vines.BtandiM, LI floors, Liqueurs and Cordials iu tho Inter Mountain Country; are Headquarters for Pomery Sec, Cliquot, G. H. Mumra & Co. and Monopole Estra Dry Cham-pagne. Agency for Carl Upmann New York Cigars, Etraiton & Storm aad Zdnardo H. Gato "Key West." SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLES HEIDSlECK SEC. Ttlophone 365. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. P. 0. Cox 553. Morrison, Merrill & Go. Wholesale and Refill LUMBER All kinds of Material pertaining to the Lumber Yard business, ami facilities for handiint; GET THEIR PRICES. Third West, Between First and Second Nortii Beantif al Woman Minjia SWHKT-jtfSI-LY at the thought Vlj: yCJ'. neu. K very woman iT2 t5X mile hwcetly whc L Wisdom'! Ku- - m SSI bertine, for it gives fi-v''- "J heT cleaf, tniiift- Wj ti&0:--- parent, bea u t i I u 1 T, yS?iJ kin- - A beautiful r 0 T-- v complexion alone ii v-- xL.'' '''-- ftcu sufficient to V make t woman jx&'tYjr xf ''- - beautiful. A woman r'ikl. r&C'v who iaB 0 beautiful VjPyjVyV H: co,nPlf,Jt'wn houW tirffffl A TSsOS. VPreftcrve : the one r irWaK le fortunate in WW thi Vf Wl, W houl possession beautify it i a Wisdom's Kober- - tine du just what Is claimed for ft It not only preserve and beau-tifies the complexion, but repairs the damage! done by the tide ol the many dangerous coua pounda now in the market, by it! tontc efJect, re tonne the skin to a natural, healthy action. Read the testimonial! from famous artistes, celt baled chcixuatu and eminent physician. 10 It PENT-ST7- IT OF THREE ROOMS. I partly furnished or uuluruished. l.ft West South Temple street Iuhnibh kdTf7k kson MAIN STREET location and wall advertised. Kent tw, (Li and tn.to per month. Apply to Corker & Co., real entate Events, afd So. Main Htr-et- . i: o. box 70S. L OK KENT Hj'KNIHHEl) WITH nit X without board. Also rooms tor light housekeeping, tUM 8. Malu street. 'pWO NICELY t'CHNTslilcT) ROOM S, 1 Hinfrle or contierted. with u-- e of hath. With or without board. First house iu 1'rico Court. 442 S. W. Temple. IOR"h ENTEL K ( ANT NEW 7 HOOM r brick house with bath, electric lltfht, etc. No. P.7 K. Sixth South St. Apply on premises or at room 1, S.M MainSt. lDR REN- T- ELEGANT FI RnTsHED Sr roojiis over the Times office (or (jeutlemeu. IO It RENT-D- O YOU WANT TO RENT I or buy furniture with lease in 7 to :iroom bouses. MoLaim.hlin & Co., 6 t West Second Smith. rX)lt RENT-O- NE N ICEOOM ATDAV-- r eraux house, with board. Suitable for two gentlemen, or (reutleman and wife. Can accommodate a few day boarders. ll'ANTKD - HOUSeK oWiCESAn!) stored to rent Aithur Y. Ferl & Co., Si West Second South. " A N T F D --N ICE ROOMS AND IIOAHI) Priee reasonable. 3M So. W. Temple St IF YOU WANT TO iNTTlioi'SEroF-- 1 lice or store see Arthur P. Ferl & Co., 113 West Second South. IF YOU WANT YOITK HOUSE OR liiK reuted immediate! v rive It to Arthur P. Ferl & Co.. 'Si W.est Second South. Inter-Mounta- in Electric Corny. Hi Bromlway, Salt Luke. Electrical work nd supplies of all kinds. Wiring for incandescent lights a specialty. Electric and Cornbination Fixtures. Agents for Western Electric Comppny's dynamos and Akonite Wire Com-sany- 's goods, liotol annunciators, tire and burglar alarms, electric motors, 5tc, etc. Electric Light Plants Installed. EAGLE FOUNDRY & MACHINE 424 WEST FIRST SOLTII, SALT LAKE IITV, ITAII Before assuring your life, or investing your money, examine the Twenty-Ye- ar Tontine Policies of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S. Policies maturing in 1891 realize cash re-turns to the owners, of amounts varying from 120 to 176 of the money paid in, besides the ad-vantage of the Assurance during the whole period of twenty years. The following is one of many actual cases maturing this year: Endowment Policy No. 61,9S5. Issued In 1S71, at age 37. Amount, $r,000. rremium, $419.90. Total Prems. Paid, J4.793. RESULTS at End of Tontine Period In 1891: Cash Surrender Value, $8,449.45 (Kqnal to$17fl.!0fnreaeh tJOOpiiflin premium, which If I'tmivalent to a return of all premium paid, wito luU.'ivft at 7ki per cent, por annum.) Or, In Ilea of cawh, A Paid-u- p Life Policy for $19,470 ; (Kqaalto$106.80foreach$lC0paldlnpremlonn.) I j mi T ANTED AGENTS IN EVERY PUJN- - i ipa! town in Nevada. WyomliiK. Idaho MidMoutatiE.tr sell lots for the Garden city Improvement Co. Liberal commissions al-lowed. References required. T. W. Pai triilu'e fSleacbr.etary. Lock box US!, Salt Lake City lOK SALE-O- NE F1KE l'KOOF SAF& T box a.i feet cheap. Honford & Caffrey, ri'onis ;" and 5ti Wasatch buililliiK. rpWO ELEGANT MODERN HOUSES. . I CST 1 comt'leted, s rooms, closet, bath room and cellar. Price very low. Terms easy. Apply to t lie owners. C. O. Whitternore. Soutn Main street, or to W. H. Shearman, with MILL1N FRY STORE FOR SALE A cug stock and location. Will sell all or haif ltttrest In the b iines. A baritaln. Cull or address a F. Speucer, BO" Main street, up stairs. C'HOICEST HUSINK83 AND KEsToFncE In the city for sale or lease. Also outMiile acreage for plattlnn. HV) ncres In Tooele county, ('lose to railroad, without any money dowu. Apply to owners, CO. SEU South Main etreel, or to W. H. Siirahman, with ttodbe-tltt- s DruCo. Jw w TfO LOAN- -7 TER CENT MONEY TO LOAN I on well Improved Inside business or tesi-l- i nce property. John J. Suyder, iia South Miiin bt' e't. HENRY K. N. PHELPS, IlltOKER AND merchant. Money to loan m watches, diamonds, jewelry and peisonal ('cuilty of all kinds. Money advanced on ;oi ds and lixtitres without inovinir them from tore. Allkindsof BOfids sold on commission. Private house sale by auction a specialty I.VI Smith Mam street. Salt 7.i.. rstv F. Auerbacli & Bro. - 1 $50,000 Wortli of Winter and Surplus Stocka at Alinost Half Price. Black Silks! Black Silks 1 I Best qualities in Satin, Rhodames, Gros Grains, Fancy Weaves nd elegant Brocades at 55c, 65c, 75c, 0c, $1.10, $1.25 and 11,45; worth 33 per cent more than quoted. Colored Gros Grains at GOc, 72o and 90c, and Faille Francaise at $1.10, worth 40 per cent more. 35 pieces of all wool Serges, new shades, at 45c; regular price 60c. 89 pieces all wool Dress Goods in Plain, Fancy Weaves and Plaids, worth from $1 to $1.50, reduced to 75c. 00 Elegant Combination Suits at a reduction of 331 per cent. Domostic DGpartmont; 100 pairs of Curtains and Portiers, slightly soiled in handling, will be of- - fered for one week from 75c to $13.50 per pair; worth CO per cent mora than NOW being offered. Blankets & QttiltB. At a reduction of 33J per cent. 500 full si.e Crochet ijuilta at 80c each. 350 full size Crochet Quilts. Mar. eeilles Patterns, at $1.10 each. 300 Genuine Marseilles Quilts at $1.50 each. 200 Extra Size Marseilles Quilts, choice designs, at $2.50. Blankets. Our Celebrated full size white California Blankets at $3. Kxtra Quality White California Blankets at 7.50 a pair; worth $12. Spt'flal Attention is called to the Great Bargains in Anderson Import-ed Scotch Zephyrs at 25c per yard; usually sold for 50c. 1800 Manufacturers Short Lengths of Auderson Imported Zephyrs at lGjcj worth 50c per yard, Gloak Department. To Close the Italance of Winter StockTremendous Reductions I Ladtsa' Plush Capes reduced from lis to S7. Departments offer Bovs' Sntfs at I1.S5. fl 7S, " " " " " i?.fu to JH.50. K'.im. ? . 5a.ro and :; worth 50 per oont more. " filack Cheviot Jackets reduced from One lot each of Hoys' Kues Pants at SJUo, It l.M to SOc, 40c aud Mf. value in the City. Ladles' Astrachan Faced Jackets reduced Hots' Outing Cloth Waists at lie, reduced from Hi to ?a. from Misses' Coats reduced from M OO to 1.3r. Same at 55c, reduced from 40o. ' " " " S.fiOto 1 M. ' soe " " fuc. " " " " 4.C0to 1.75. Mem' rnlanndrled White Sh rts at ST'ic. Ladles' Cashmere and Flannel Tea Gowns Oue lot eacn of Mens' Overshirts at 3So, Su below cost. 60c and DCc. Ladies Calico Wrappers at 1e. Merino Half Hose reduced to one half the Our Cnlld'n Clothing aud tieuts' Furnishing roBUiar price, lii!,c, UOc and 3fto. Boys' Overcoats at a Reduction of 35 per cent. Our Shoe Department Will Continue the 25 and j 10 Per Cent Discounts. SPRING NOVELTIES 1 For all of Our Numerous Departments are Kegrinninj to Arriret ONE PRICE TO ALL! ESTABLISHED, 1864 ' Orders Receive Prompt and F, Auerbacli & Bro. fil Till JUST OPENED. THE OXLY FIIIST ILASS HOTEL I. USE CITY. Cor. Main anil Sontk TemDle Sts. John Green, Sanitary Contractor, Excavation! foi Sewer Connoctions a Specialty. At J. W. Farroll It Co., 137 South Main St Telephone m. QgJTi. SPECIALTY. B Important Announcement. Commencing .Sunday, December 2Pth, till express trains of the Chicago, Coun-cil Biulis & Omaha Short Lino of tho Chicago, Milwaukee oi St. Paul railway, will be run solid into and out of the Union depot at Omaha, where connec-tion will be made with tho express trains of the Union Paeitio railway, B. & M. 11. R'd and other linos terminat-ing there. Please bear in mind that the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway is the only linn running solid electric lighted and steam healed vesti billed trains be-tween Chicago, Council BlutTs and Omaha. The electric reading lump in each berth is a special feature of the sleepers run on this line. A Life Annuity of $633.55 One fact is worth a thousand theories. There is no assurance extant in any company which compares with this. The Equitable is the strongest company in the world and transacts the largest busi-ness. M, Rush Warner, Manager. W. Sm edie;; General Agent Pro-gress BuJding, Salt Lake City. 1EKSONAL LFAVF, YOt'lt ORDERS F. C. bridg-ford'a- , J3 Soutn West Temple street. Yl'K. MKH A HLSINFSS ( IF KlNTINti houses, oilices and stores. Arthur 1', Ferl k Co., $i West Second South, . T S. SIMS, CARPET CLEANING AND f I chimney swei'pinir. .11 ('oniinercial street. Leave orders at I'tah Stove aud Hardware company's store. Salt Lake City. VrK CONTKACT TO COLLKCT RUNTS and care for tin Hi Units. Arthur V. Ferl & Co.. U3 West Second South. K K HON AL D rtTcT UNUEK. KOOM 7 HT 1) Elmo Hotel, snrireon svx'clallst In ladles sickness of all kinds. Liver and kidney com-plaint, catarrh, all chronic diseases and cancers and tumors. In practice for years. l"iouoc lilovcro tii lUttecra. T6 VLt'X t'C W LK K. P RAt'T icTFTAND I experienced hone movers and raisers. V. O. Ilni 1. Oitice. room U Wasatch Hi k WALKER . HOUSE. The Walker it Lorated in the liuttinett Center of this LSty and hat all the Mm fmprovsments & Conveniences Pertaining toa ttrictly flrat-elan- e home Itlsmacaired as well as any hotel In the West and is strictly the Business aud Tour-ist Hotel of Salt Lake City. Passenger Klevator. The Walker & the Metropolltsva Are tho Two Ltauin? Hotels of 8lt lake City. O. S. . JPror r. KELLY & CO. Printers, Stationers, Blank Book-Maker- s. No. 46 W. Seoond Sooth 4U Salt Lake City. - - Utah. Our facilities for doine ttrst-c!s- s Job Print-ing are of the newest and best. Hooks ruled, primed and bound to order. Samples of Kall-- n ad. Mi!ilnf. Bank and Mercantile work aiwa; s on hand. .kmplete line of Office Sup-plies, emhrartue the most approved Labor-tavtn-aud Economical Inventions. Prices Low ! Call on u Spring is Here. Call on Joseph Hrmmgnrteu, the fash-otiabl-l.' iilof. for your spring suits and vercouts. The very latest, (if intpoi o'0 tSouth Mnin street. ALONG TIIBJUILIIOADS The Western Passenger Association's Con-vention Promises Some Furious Fnn for the Eailroads. THE NEWS OF VARIOUS LINES All Over the West and Elsewhere Not a OaseB of Forgery The Hunt System Has Been Sold. An important question will be met at the regular meeting of the Western Passenger association, now in session at Chicago. The members who are also members of tho Western Trallic as-sociation must also abide by the agree-ment and luws of that organization, which in some instances, are in direct conllict with those of the other body. Tho Chicago & Alton, the Fort Scott & Memphis, and tho Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western not having subscribed to the president's agreement, reserve the right to be guided by the rules of tho Western Passenger association in the mnlter of making and meeting rales, while the lines that arc members of the Western Trallic association can only change rates after their proposi-tions have been duly filed and passed upon by the board of commissioners. This subject wa9 discussed at the. February 'meeting of the Western Freight association, but at the time tho above named roads with the exception : of tho Milwaukee & Western, agreed to temporarily waive the right to chargo the rate on ten days' notice. This they did because none of them had any changes to propose at that mooting. It is understood some of theso roads will apply for authority to make certain rates, and iu case their propositions are voted down, will insist upon the appli-cation of the ten days' rule. This must inevitably cause friction and the prospects are good for a lively row. To be sure, the commissioners have ruled that when a road in any nuxilliary association which is not a member of the Western Trallic associa-tion makes a rale not authorized by the commissioners, the other lines may take action under tho rules which pro-vide for meeting outside competition without waiting. But it is feared that if this ruling is followed it will only make matters wosse and precipitate the disruption of the association. Not Forfery. The district court of Green county, la., has decided that tho signing of a man's name to a railway mileage book by another party is not forgery. The case arose over the theft from a com-mercial traveler of a Chicago & North-western mileage book, which was sold to a Chicago scalper, who in turn sold it to the man who presented it. It was taken up by the conductor and fare col-lected. S'lit was brought by the irate traveling man and the road set up the plea of forgery, which was overruled. K 'trenebment. The system of general retrenchment inaugurated by the Chicago, htirlington & (juincy railway was begun at Au-rora, 111., by the laying off of about 800 men. Of these 100 were from the car building department, the department under George II. Koss, superintendent of special freight and car service, and the ollice of superintendent of telegraph Lave been abolished. Railroad Notes, Muuson T. Case, a traveling freight agent of the UP., has resignedand will practice law in Chicago. Tho Rio Grande Western and their engineers and firemen have at last ef-fected an amicable settlement. Charles li. Wright has purchased the "Hunt system" in the northwest from I)r. W, Hunt of Walla Walla. Wash. |