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Show 2 ' Tliti SALT LAKE TIMES. WEDNESDAY. JAN UAH y 21.- - 18'Jl. Is the Cry of our Competitors, but Such is not the Case with the 0. K.s Our Prices knock them out, consequently wc do the business. Thousands of. people stopat our windows to look at our immense bargains, and after examining lhein cannot help but come in and buv. n J HATS (So SHOES! I OliR MilMS THIS WEEK ARE : Ad M,onuy .ie . win co top to eottom. AO. 117 SOUTH HAM STREET. our Heavy-Weig- ht SUITS OVERCOATS a Sacrificing Prizes. " 0 O. K. Shoe & Clothing Co. Salt Lake City, Utah. :DREUHL S FRANKEN, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 8 e cor. Main and Third Pouth. We rnrrv a compete line of Units, Chemicals, prop'rletsry Kemedies, Trusses. Import- - poitt d aid dumeMic Perfumes and Toilet Articles. The Cnmpoutitllne; of Phrelrlnns' Pr.aerlp-llon- a and Family llociifi ourrpeelsjlty. A'si n Ann line of Trie sea, 1 rices d f'ri ti!' e. tipre ul nttoiiiion Kiven toorrie-- s by u.a 1. T. R. JONES & CO., r: ....... . , I'Jf Kl MAIN STREET. j BDYS ORES AND BULLIOM. THE WONDER OF THE AGE! A The Grand Oil Heater! j0z:2ki Cheap, Safe, Economical, and Dur-iSI- m abIe-- No Smoke I i imm Ko Sme"1 Nd Soot' Mo PPe ,0 Cuss! No Scr'P" turs to Quote! No Coal to Lug! jSOtl No Dampers to Regulate! No Ashes to Empty! eS.'Vj(SS2i J"Rt tnn thiug for your Bedroom, Uatbroom, Ollice. ffSsiJfw? Uiuing Room or Tarlor. Jm DO NOT FAIL TO SEE ITI Ifegl Eold only by the SllTUEHMCQMPAHY.- - Sign of (he "Big Gun." - - - 32 West Second South Street l.K.Bloch&"Co. "Wliolesalo. I LIQUOR & CIGAR MERCHANTS. 13, 15, 17, 19, Commercial St., Salt Lake City. Have In stock the largest line of Imported and Domestic Wines. Brandies, Li quors. Liqueurs and Cordials in the Inter-Mountai- n Country; are Headquarter for Pomery Sec, Cliquot, O. H. Humm & Co. and Monopole Extra Dry Cham-pagne. Agency for Carl Upmann New York Cigars, Straiton & Storm and Eduardo H. Gato "Key West." SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLES HEIDSIECK SEC. Telephone 365. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. P.O. Box 553. WALKER HOUSE. The Walker ts located r the Burinett Center of thi$ City and ha all the iModem Improvements & Conveniences Pertaining toa trictly first-cl- ot hoxtat It la managed as veil as any hotel In the Wert and la strictly the Hnelnees aad Tour 1st Hotel of Salt Lain City. Passenger Elevator. The Walker Si the Metropolitan Are the Two Leading Hotels of Salt lake City. C3r.S.ERB JProor. CHICAGO SHOUT LINE. THE Af it MILWAUKEE & St PAUL Is tke onlr 1 ni'itj '.! ""l'J Vtthn!el. St-s- m Hiate and Elertr'c Llrhted Tralna Daliy. between C'lt'ejo and Omaha, ' romp,se.t ot VantHcenr, S feplnj Csrs --.d He Finest Dining Cars n tbe World EVKKYTII1NO FIKST-CLAS- S ! Any further !nf.rn:a l;n will te chee.full fUm,hedty Commercial Agent. 1(!1 S Main St., Fait Lake cny. ' T. I. P IWCIL, Travi'llng A.lit. LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE AND OGDEN. Leave Salt Lake, 2:09 a. ta., 11.15 a. m., 4:43 p ni. Returning, arrive Salt Lake, 0:40 a. ni., 4:45 p. m., 0:55 p. m. BIXOHAM. Leave Salt Lake, 8:25 a. m. Return-ing, arrive Salt Lake, 3:30 p. m. AVERICAN FOKK, MOVO, SritlKGVILLE, THISTLE, MOt'NT TLEASANT JIANTI Leave Salt Lake, 4 55 p. m. Return-ing, arrive Salt Lake, 11 :03 a. ru. I). C. DODGE, J. H. BENNETT, Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt. E. SELLS, J. TUCKER. H. W. SELLS. Sell & Corripariy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber. First South street opposite 14th Ward Assembly Room T, 0. Vox 1078. Old Pioneer lard or Armstrong Bagloy. ' i Popular Route To all Points East. Only One Change of Cars I'tah to Kansas City or St. Louis. Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping . Cars. ' FREE KECLMM CMiR CARS. He sure your ticket reads via the MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY, ' H. C. TOWNSENHJ, S.V. DERRAH, G. P. & T. A., St. Louis. C. F. & P. A 11 S. Main Street. SnltLek. City. L'tah SANTA FE ROUTE. Atchison, Topeta & Santa Fe R. R Runs the Finest Trains between Denver, Coiorad') Spring--. I'ueblo and At hl.on, TopeKa, K!;bis Cty, St. Joseph, Ga!ebun?, Chicago. These Trains are Solid Vestibule DINING CARS, FREE RECLINING LIBRARY CHAIR CARS, Leaving Denver 5 p. m. dally, MOST FOPULAR ROUTE! To reach airEastern Points, either via Chicago or St. Louis. AbU any ticket agent for ttcketi over this Una Fnr further Information, time cards, etc., rail upon or address J. D. KENWORTH . Oen'l Ag't, Prrgre Bli'g, SaltLaka City CEO. T. NICHOLSON, Gen. Pass. & Tk't Ag't, Topeka, Kas, Geo. M. Sooth Jas. Gt.ewdenmn II. B. KmrfruLiv President Vice-Preside- Secretary. GEO. M. SCOTT & CO., (INCORPORATED.) Hardware and Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Kill Findings, Etc, AGENTS FOH the Dodge Wood Pulley, Hoebling's Steele Wire Vacuum Bept, Cylinder aud Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas Engines and Boil erg, Mack Injectors, Buffalo Scales, Jefferon Horse Whim, Blake Pump Miners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, Etc. 168 MAIN STREET, Salt Lake Cit, - - Utah ikookam oofc Grows Hair Rapidly. Jljt Eradicates Dandrufli vStopr. Tailing Ilak. JsCrpj Is a Preventive f??r'S otBaldnesa, V V-ii- Jr Grows Hair on JJl$?jry MaldHearTa an Exquisite loilct Article. jm&- f WW 'i Is Free from nil !''f fllrIff S coloring matter. Loauuus no Mineral or Vegetable Poisons It is an honest and meritorious preparation. Nature's Own Remedy. Mil Scot Hair Grower Go NEW YORK. WestSids Rapid Transit Co TIME TABLE, To Take Effect January Mb, 1891 Local trains for tin Jnrd:in River Oirdea City, lirlirhton aid Eldorado: Leave Eldorado. Leavo Salt Lake. B:Xa.m. 7:10 a m. 7 '.Vi a.m. S:4oa.i:i. . 9 :'0 am. 10 :91 a. ra. 11.K i a.m. l:iOp.m. 1:10p.m. 8:Ob p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:fOp.m. RMOp.m. o:l'p.m. City Station cotnir Svenlh South anl Second West. J. 6. Jacobs, - Gen. Manager E. J. SMITH, Prin.tiTis House Court. Job Printing, Bookbinding and Lithographing. Bank Office and County Supplies. Legal Blanks. 24 "W. 3rd South St. Salt Lake City, Utah. Colorado WM By. PIKE'S PEAK ROUTE. Standard Gauye. BETWEEN Denver. Coloraln Pprlnps. Pueblo. RaltLalte City. Ogden, Pacific Cua.--t an l all Northwat PoirtH, via Manltou, Leadvlllo, A;pen and CMenwood Spring.. SCHERT lE'OLLED. EP1LT HSl'RPASSED. Throtipth I'tillmnn Sleepers and Pullman Tourist Cis between Denver and Sr n KrauclFCS. Through Ihe heart of the Kocky Mountains Tho most om'ortal)l. ".he safest and the grandest of all Trans continental Routes. For rates, description, pamphlets, etc., call upon or address J. D- KENWORTHY, Gen'l Asft. Progress Dld'g, 8aH Lake City. H. COLLBRAN, CHAS. S. LEE. General Mmw. Gensral Pass. Agent, Colo. tSpr.n.?s, Clo. Denver, Colo. John Green, Sanitary Contractor. Excavations for Eewer Connections a Specialty. At-J- W. Farrall A Co., 13? South Main St. Teleptoie 805. Utah Optical Co. 117 S. Main, - - - Salt Lake. THE ONLY RELIABLE! If you have defective vision, remember that we make a specialty of maurlng all iinper-fe-iio-of the eye, and tltttng tha same with gonulne Alaska Crystaf & Brazilian Z The only place tn the city where glasses are lltttHl to earn individual eye, ami ground if ueeessary. Also a larpe assortment of Field and Opera Glasses. John Weiser & Co. ,. I ' , .. . fBeaDtifiiK Woman SMILE SWEET LV et ihe though ol her own iovelt tiMi. KverywJBim nmle sweetly wik Wisooai I for it give, lo her aden.Mrana-parent- , bea u t i I a 1 skin. A beautiful complexion nlone ia often .ulBcirnt to rnuke a woman beautiful. A wtm who has a beautiful complexion ihouM pmri ve it ; the one let, fortunate in this possession ehould neautiiy it. Wiedom'a Ruber tire doe just what ts claimed for tt. It not only preserve, and beau-tifies lire complexion, but repair, the damage done by the aw ot the auauy daagerou, a aow in the market, by iu tonic eflect, r Murine the skin to a natural, healthy action. Bead the teetiroonial, from liraou, srtiatea, cde-fcsai-cbtiaiau and emweat phytii iana ' ,. ',' V , ' Pl'LULW BUFFET C.IRS Betw een Salt Lake Cty an Butte. Commercing Tuetday, December Sth, the tTnlon Pacific will operate Pullman nutlet Cam between Salt Lake City and Butte without transf.-r-. City Ticket Office, ant Miln Street. b. W. ECCLC3, Gen. Pass. Agt ,.. . ;. rovcrely. Thi canine bus now giver up such prank. The reformation wa accomplished by removing bim from thi.4 iolil, hard world. ABOUND JK CIRCLE. r-- -. Uugget! Bioj in Nawa Folished Up For lb j Readori of Tha Tin:es. EE WHO BUH3 Mil BEAD. Items Gler.J From Varioui Points in U:ah li Noi'hb-irins- ; 8tat33 ard Territorial. A new mining company has been In-corporated with good prospects to op-erate in 1'intn county. A sampling mill has been put in at Mimmoth switch that will ho large enough to handle the ores of Tintio dis-trict. Tho company working the property -- s'-" - jiir,tiii the York at Bingham, has broke into a streak some four or tivt) inches wide, rrarrying gold ore running up ialo tilt) thousands. The riiphtherla epidemic at Moroni is on the decrease, as it is in all the vnri-- ous Sanpete towna where it lately made V its uppearance, and schools have been I reopened in several of the places. j Some knowing ones just from Milfoui Va assert tnat a good deal of the rotten 1 road bed between Juab and Milford ts I oi bo pulled up and some of the new Vr"iAterlal now lying at the latter place to bo put down in its stead. V COLORADO NOTES. "V Grand Juutitlon still continues to fcrow, boib in population and number of hou.--i a. VI Thero are ssveral kilkenny legisla-Vtiuv- s iu session in tho United States "lust now, luit that in Colorado is the bo s. There are a groat many suicides oc-curring ibtiiy iu Denver, but unfortu-- n I'eiy wo never hear of one of them being a legislator. A large meeting assembled at Pueblo Friday 'night, called to sell $75,000 in bonds" necessary to complete thu Colo-rado Mineral palace. Twenty-fiv- e thousand dollars' worth were disposed . of. Alamosa Independent: Brown of Arapahoe looms up as an appointee of Speaker Hanna's on the judiciary, elec-tion, tish and game, temperance and publio health committees. Brown of Arapahoe had better give most of his timo to tbe temperance part of the busi-ness. Save through the foresight and alert-ness of SherilT Barton, in taking Har-lo- y McCoy to rueblo. it is thought that Arapahoe county, Colorado, would have been saved the expense incident to tho trial of the murderer of Police Inspector II twley, as there was a well - organized band of determined men ready to avenga the death of the late inspector, and who were about lo move on tho jail when Sherili Burton dis-covered the scheme and removed Mc- Coy to I'ueblo for safety. MONTANA NOTES. Tho Anaeouda Mining company has ben reorganized, with a capital of '.eit'.noj.uuu. - It has been discovered that much of (the milk used in Helena is a spurious article, beinir a mixture of saltpeter, burned sugar, chalk and water and yf some red substance. At Helena, Charles F. Barker, a mu-sician empliiycd in the Coliseum thea-ter, committed suicide Saturday morn-ing, by shooting himself in the head with a Colt's revolver. The Helena legislators are informed that this is not the circus season. The I puiilic interests demand legislation l.et tho conservativo and sensible dem-uerat-nnd republicans get together There's nothing small "r nicaii about tho democratic senate in Montana. Tho lines, amounting to about $"0.0'l0. as-sessed against last year's fugitive sena-tors who left the stae to avoid voting on United States senators, has been re-mitted. A largo anil enthusiastic meeting of citizens was bold at Missoula and a so-ciety organised lor the purpose of get-ting thu stale university lucatett in Mis- i ou'.a. A number of committees were appointed but no deiinite action was adopted. NEVADA NOTES. J. C. Jirov.n. who was indicted for selling whisky to Indians and pleaded guilty as charged, was sentenced in Keno Thursday by .fudge Cheney lo 109 days in the county jail. Pioeho liecord: The furnace resumed work last Tuesday. No further acci-dents to the jackets have occurred. A shortage of hands was experienced for a day or two, but the superintendent now says it runs 1. h. Carson Appeal: Yesterday a vicious dog belonging to a Chinaman hit the ycuugest son of Ed. Stevenson quito Fiddled Willi Kama We Bur.iing. Ph'ladi liihia I! "raid An angry orgau says that Vino Prcsi-don- t Morion was getting refreshments iti the cafe while tlie force bill was lieing shelved by this trick of a rebel brigadier. Which will remind those fo.ul of historical reading of tho case of whiit's-hiHuaino- , who tiddlod while was inn dale of com-bustion. m M Centra! Raiiwiy. Tims Card in Effect Oct. 28, 1839. Passenger Trains leave anl arrive at Silt Lake City and Park City dally as tollowa: sai.T LAaicixr. Train Heaves Eighth Bo and Main st H'Oa.m " t arrive, " - eJOp.m tark art. Train 1 arrives Park city 10:80 a.ra V leaves " 1:00 p. nj Frflcht trains leave and arrive at Salt Like' C"' aMy' Mce!,t 8uu,lr. " '' tows- Train No. 6 leaves Salt Lake T:U0.ra " arrives ' s: hp.m leaves Park City 1:00 a. :n arrives ' Op.m i no passengers carried on freight trains. rASSENGKB RATES: Between Salt Lake City and Park City, single trip, fu. hot ween Salt Lake City aud Pa XCltr.rounJ ttlji.li. ics. H. Y.ung, T. J. HcKintosli, lien. B'.iperlnte.-d;n- t. Oen. Ft. StP. Agt S0 M0 GRANDE WESTEeiHAILWW WMBABil GAUGE CURRENT TIME-TABL- E i In Effect January 1, 1801, No. 9. No. 4. EAST-BOUN- TRAINS Atlantis Atlvitlc Mall. fcipraas. ALrwrivaePgSdarltn H:SW u.ui. 8: p.m. Lake t a.m. :M p.m i save Slt Lake ::0 a.m. 10:K p.m, AUrrvive Pr.wo II : 0 a.m. ii: p.m. Fiovi i AO a m,,ll:3i p.m. Arrive Orren River a ) p.m. .vso a.m Leave Green River tVw p m. tVSft a.m. Arfive Orand Junction. .. :'0 p.m. 0:4 a m. Leave Orsud Junction ... 11:3) p.m. id:wi a.m. Arrive Pjoblo 3 p.m. :i0 a.m. Arrive ener :( p.m. 7:) a.m. Arrive Co'orado Spr'n ja. 1:4J p.m. 3:fio a.m. Arrive Driver 4M p.m. a m. No. 1. No. 3. WEST BOUND TRMN3 Parlfle Pacific Mall. Express. Leave Denver : a m 1:15 a m Leave C .dorado Springs.. 4:30 pin 11 :iu p.m Ltave Deuver 8::o am'. 7:00 pin Leave Ptuolo U:4 p.iu. 11 :ir. p.m Arrtre (Jrarid Jiini tion. .. 4 :1 a.m. 8:00 p.m Leave Orand Jiirclluii... 4 :40 p.m i:ISpm Arrive lireen R.vor g:Sta.m. p.m leave Clreen River. :ro am (1:10 p. Airlve Prnvo f.V p.m. l:0 a m Leave Piovo :! f.m. W:W am Arrive Salt Lake A K p.m. l:4Sa.m Leave Halt Lake U o m. 11:00 a m Arf.TB Ogtiea 8:0) im. 3:00 a.m in addition to our regnlnr spring sale of miihlin underwear commencing Monday morning, January 101b, wo will offer a few odd lots at a sacrifice, corset covers trimmed with lace and embroidery, reduced from !!o to ', 9o. Skins, tucks and ruffles, 0;io to 2."ic. Drawers Lace, Embroidery and Tucked, 44 and 30u. lo 23c. We don't wish our customers to understand these are new goods. But we do say they are bargains In every sense of the word. Wo have also reduced !i Lines of Corsets, ranging iu price from 1.00 tojl.25, to 50c. Tho Lace Ilotiso. Geivnieft Uottiug Tired. Chicago Herald. It i9 a curious fact that Crawford, Stephenson and Rudyard Kiplinjr, the throe young writers who have mado the most noise in the world of letters du iug the past decade, have one and all overworked themselves and brokon down. Stevenson, always ailing, is littlo better than an invalid in any place but a southern clinieand Kipling, bis friends say caunot long keep up the gait at which he has been going the past year. Crawford is a robust, finely developed man physically and it has taken the harness longer to pull him down. But ho has succumbed evi-dently. ... I. Knolety'a Aimless Llvra. Atcli'.-- n Glolie. Society is burdened and cursed by those who livo aimless ivo.s. Next to the man who do?s positive injury to so-ciety stands the man who does nothing for it at all. He who h is no purpose in living deserves to die, fur ho makes ex-istence a crime. To say that he has nothing for which to live, nothing which renders life worth the living, is but giving a true expression of false ideas, for thero is something to be done both for himself and others at every man's hand, the performance of which will bring its own reward. fiom yesterday's last eUttior.. One .Hontli per Kias. lt'oo',lyn Kxpres i. For kissiug a Brooklyn schoolma'am six times on the pnMin stroot. without first obtaining her consent, a young Hrooklynit was sentenced to six months in the penitentiary. He ex-plained that she was so pretty he couldn't help it. A woman who could consent, to prosecute after that must be tery insensible io flattery. A Boston scbooliua'am would have sued him for $10,000 for breech of promise. i Knm yrstortlar's last edition. jjA I'm at Kipllug. j P ittshnrgh Dlrpatch. I 1 Budyard Kipling accused Americans i of inability to speak Knglish. Ameri- - i cans may make side remarks on his ability to write it when he uses tho lan-guage "the car pulls up the middle of the street." What, pray, does the car pull it up for? From yesterday's last edition. Journalist, are Horn, Too. Cincinnati Enquirer. Humbert of Italy says he would like to be a journalist if ha were not a kiug. He would quickly find out the differ-ence. You can be born to a throne. |