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Show 8 mfa feAJbl .LA1U4 TIMES: 'jlUEtSDAY, FEBRUARY 2. IhdZ. , Highest of all m Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov t Report ADSCLVSIS? PSJRE rlwbilir& FILER (fj For Tile Next Thirty Days. Drl Goods, Carpets, Clothing, Shoes, Cloaks and Millinery, Etc. We offer the following Special Ba5ins .in adlition to those already aclifrtise" nd shall continue a series of the Greatest Saerifieinp; 1 Sales lro,n week to wek iD ver Slaughter depart incut until Mr. Fyler's return front the east For The Next Thirty Days. Walker IBros. & Fyler Company. Big Reduction On Entire Line Of DreSS I Heiivytvoig-h- t overcoats at less than worth 11, sale price 50c. Grinds I TJ.hi,, . 50 dozen ladies" cashmere hose, worth MeSf,s 1,1 a.H 88c. now 60e per pair. 10 pieces of Bedfor cord silk, all I ? "e"2 similes. Here are a lew of Great Bargains in ladies wool hose; colors, sold at K5c worth 1.00. t gnmeroM harjrains: only 12 l-- io per pair (Inr entire line of 81.4-- crepe, thB 4 :"" Oreat bargains in gents' Percale best r(KMls we carry, only life per 1 naote rerun for $o.., , worth 81(1. Bhirts; were gl.i.l, now 40c- - jard. I All wool steel mixed overcoats for Our second srrarte crepes, sold for 1 v.ori h $15.0ti. m ILM. Placed on sa.e at 1,7 per I fljj h d See Big ShOW WlfltlOWS ! - I slau-ht- er sale in Corsets, Olir Great Clean-lJ- p Of SilkS. I hmhnndrripN and Ladies' Underwear Look out for onr 81 Dress patterns. 2000 yards of surah, sal ins. hrocfl; I will ( ontmne lor the next I'O days. co2lo5rsp,ieocneslvo7f cBenedtsford Coeds in plain p-- r yard. ?lc M a8 1 Great Slaughter in Linens. 22 pieces of scotch piaid dress JoWOTe shades silk V gg .able damask, worth foVffi ffiuel. at 6 2 at 4ilc pea yard. 1,,f' . ner vard ""Remnants'" I W U'7$' WOrth 3 Of the S Patent 200 of faille iancaise re, i wVJS wWth 2M K'oftanW Welt shoes at feharV5' bCM Ut L lAr f taWp 1Uie"S at "I&of Front Lace lion 1000 yards of black wool dress Ton Tap Toe have just arrived : also poods, 4 wide, fancv weaves I Viqlt flnr button of the same style ; only $5. stripe brocades and plains, worth BTISI Blfgl fl Basement, iiarffains in Cents' shoes, Congress 11.25 now 75c. 1 HOSIERY. and Lace, all shapes. 40 different shades of cashmere. f Great drive in ladies' fast black Ladies' Shoes are the A dress Cor 81.00. worth 2.50 each. hose at 25c pr j;air. valne luSa t Lake. Cross grain silk, worth $1, now 72c. I Special drive in gents' heavy white ! slla11 continue to slaughter the merino underwear, worth 50c now prices on our mammoth shoe stock See Big Show Window Of $1 Dress ' 25c each. for the next 20 days. Don't miss our 50 dozen initial handkerchiefs for bargains m shoes. bE "" At i(k'rth 26ceach- - Children's suits reduced to ! 1 A large assortment of boys suits, A 1 Of Bargains. g ff fg g Jf fg- - nice styles, go at 83.50. 100 dozen Luhes black kid gloves, Jg ss 'fj; REDUCED PRICES If 'juMBER, ETC, . Sells $?Tx) Are dosing out their whole Stock of Door WiriCi0WB and Buildup Material al BEDUCEI PEICES cn,!L LanjiarTs Market Leads all Others. We show the finest animals that have ever been slaughtered for this market. Beef, Mutton, Veal, Home-Cure- d Hams, Bacon and Lard. Our Sausage cannot be equaled in the Territory. Come and see the prize winners. All our animals have been stall-fe- d. M. LANNAN. LOOK AT THIS. First 120 arres of tias Land on line of West Side Rapid Transit. $100 per acre. Terms Kasy. Second 18 1 --2 Rod frontage In enst half of block 10, pint C, on Rapid Transit line. ty.'JOO per front rod. Terms easy. ko Third lO choice corner lots, 25 foot front each, in North Salt La l'rice $1500. Fourth- - 72 lots in South Salt Lajce subdivision, size 33x133 foetl each. Two blocks from Rapid Transit. Wholesale prico WOO per lot. Fifth 8 1- -2 acres on Southeast Reiich, $1000. Sixth Brick house of 4 rooms, good cellar, barn that cost $500, city water, lawn, fruit and shade trees, well fenced, lot ilza 40 foot; a very desirable home; fiin'st view in citv. No. 33 South Eleventh East Street. Price $3500. Seventh 1268 acres on shore of Utah Lake, 2 miles lake front, ex-cellent beacli, flue health resort and town site, on.y 12 mile from the great Tlntlc mining camp. Investigate this if jou vuj'.t to make a fortune. For further particulars call on or address No. ;j:?7 South Eleventh East Street, City. JOHN 1. SHAFFER. ijiized City Agents Dep'tej Stamp System. CtalrAriEfereial & Sayings Bank. Wfli B- Firat Soath. ' ' ,r7 T. Cor. 8th East and 4tb Bonth Kieiiii Knm 1 Cor' 1,1 'q'JUtb n(1 fl,1 Krt lri HiittBe ' r,86 South Mi rth..C'or. Mi Wejt and Srd 8. is,!, ' W. 4th North Siis.ja R KEvgDS. s,7,:i'B S""! riJ.ShlD.mil, "J f M.toway Broi wnfi.Si.4, v, u Rnrna 'i. iiouth su 'i ,i Cor- Sutl! '"i llth South I' ILWoodrl. W. North TempU j ,y roe Libert) r.;k J. W. Harris. e J47 Vke,t1em)U ft. ' 10 1- Hi ("fit .Cor. N. Tomple ad mt Wert lardDiiVrof 'f ' .tervllle Cf, ( ' Bountiful A illc , CeiitervllU Jurae. N.llsonl' UdUa Co.... Sugar o.tofflej B 1 Farminstea 5C,v?lfh7''llJc'in 0''ll,? th" n"nk f ihWL, f agents, and when the amount WMrt th"re..n, cK fpo.itor will Ket j, per cent h Prllotrons, r. W. Mad.en, Thoe. L. TheTVaif" Wa. Hr. Jo. tlarday, M. B. Spencer anil I. itch's Harirain Announcement. Ladies' Rubber Boots Redueed from to $1. ."it). Misses' Boots Reduced from si.::, to ILK, Children's Boots Reduced from 1..MI to $1.00. Men's Aretica Reduced from Jl.To to 1.9B. Boys' Arctics Reduced from I1.9B to 75c. J.adic' Arctics Reduced from $1.88 to T5c. Misses' Arrtlea Reduced from $1.(HI to (i5c. Cblldreit'i Arctlct Reduced from 7.V'. to 50c. Also r.xlraordinary H iu Men's Fine Shoes, Hand Sewed, Worth $7.50, Now selling for t3.00. Misses Fine llich Cut Button Shoes, Worth 4.00, Now sclllmr for $3.00. These are All Fine (Joods. Spencer 4 Lvnch, IfiO Main Street. pEOrLE'S QTERA JOUSE. Commercial St. Frank Monroe, Mangr. GRAND OPENING MONDAY DECEMBER 28TH. With the C elebrated Combination - THE World's Picked Vaudeville Artists. 22 IS XI MUER. Grand Now Year's Matinee, Popular prices, and 50c. WONDERLAND. January 28th. BIGGEST EVENT OF THE SEASON, THE LILIPUTIAN OPERA COMPANY. ONE WEEK ONLY : : : No EXTRA CHABOfi. IOC. ADMISSION 0C, T. R. jom 10 MAIN 8T SALT LAKH BUYS ORES AND BULLION. !M;l;yj:lsl;TiTO3 85.U6 COMMERCIAL BLOCK. Bartralns in Shoes for Children KttMt, Ladies, Gentlemen in all sizes a:id colors at coat Our Seamleaa, Noiseless Felt Sliiipera at coat. Ak for the Mnttcwan, th" nicest thing rnido for hou.cwear at cost. Call at the People's Shoe Store. W East Firs.t .South street. Dr. Burrows, oculist, aurist, optician, 'Spcetaclcs fitted. Commercial block. I Georsre M. Scott, Jas. Glendcnning, IL S. RurtifieirK Presideut. Secretary, George M. Scott & Co. (iNcoaponiTan. ) Keai.jrs Ix Hardware. Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Mill Find-ings, Etc., Etc. e;cnU for the Dodjre Wood Pulley. Roeblinij's Steel Wire Rope, Vacuum Cylln. er aud I'.i. trine Otis, Hercules Powder, ALlas Enuineu aud Boilers, Mack Injcctora, Suf.'Jo Scalea, jeffersun Uoree Whim, lilaka Pumps, M and Blacksmith!' aii, Etc. 168 Main Street, Salt Lake ci,y. When going east select the popular route, the BarUngtoU. Two daily vestibule trains from Denver with dining and chair cars and Till man sleepers attached, forChica go, St. Loolt, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Atchison and all points cast. New and choice masipieiade si. is to rent! at Mine. Rhine's millinerv and h iir dressing parlors, No. 12 East Third South street. ' Insure in the ' Michigan." Harris A Wilson, agents. BUSINESS DIRECTORY All OltSKTS-AT-L- W. - ill I.J 'iYl'lll I' O. W, VOW Kits. V AX CLLLEN ATTOIiNtf mUOTCBK ",f ANUFACTURKRS AND DKALEBH IN' ALL Al kinds of furniture, suhtioi Jesks, crcn doors and fnmlturn. Jobbing and repalrmgr p.omptly aKsnd.d to; 108 UD W. Bo. Temple. INSURANCE. iTsYAMir&a IMRK. L1FB AND ACCIDKNT; MTJTtTAL of New York. Commercial Block. PI.rjMBING. OTKAM HKATINU k.s i'll MAIN P St., Bait Lake City. F. E. Warren MERCANTILE COMPANY. $125 Organs For WJ $10 Down, 15 Monthly. , Dr' w, H. oeaion pejjtist ! jwishes to annonl ft , kp 3" tL",t '"' !.llf f permanently located is Block, Where his servil con b(, procure(1 for dental woIT tf liours J"rtf Li:a fieaD.Baking vbLjjPowder: ?sed in Millions of Homes 40 Yeaw the Stand TERRITORIAL ETC NEWS FROM VARIOUS POINTS IN UTAH VERY MUCH CONDENSED. Some Notes From Our Neighbor MOM) of late rest I ran Nevada, Colorado, Idaho Rod Wyoming All J.rlef and t.'omlensed. A small tire occurred lust week in the res-idence f Win. (ireenwood of Heaver. The damage was toll. 'I hr enterprise of the people of Richtield is really MtonUhlag. The Advoeatt pub lishes for "Mils lo paint the graveyard." I). K. Brown bus resigned the oftiee of superintendent of Juab county and K. w. Chappell has been appointed to take the place. Moiia has a new bishop in the place of John Kienhc. w ho has tieen released to (ill a vacancy in the high eouncil. The new man is .lames II. Newton. Heaver has had another soiiool tax vote and decided to levy a tax of Uj of 1 per rent by a vote of W to 96. The legality of the election is now qiMtUOMd. The democrats of PrOTO have nominated the following ticket: For mayor. W. N. Duscnhcrry; for treasurer, Thomas lieesley; for assessor and collector, Ed. I.. Jones; for reoordor, Georjre liavcrcamp; for marshal, John A. Hrown. The Payson Knlrrpritr saya: "The engine tor Ike EMctric Light company lias arrived at the Spanish Pork depot, and will be freighted by learn from there, as the local freight rates make it possible to haul il by teatn at a less expense. It seems to us that Payson Is worthy of being made a common shipping point, as we believe our citiens offered to aid the Tintie road to a little greater extent than did our neighbor city, anil we should receive the bandits from it." BREVITIES. The iiniiw - twelve feet deep at Alta. The real estate trutiFferd yesterday footed up $'.'7,050. The Eureka towtifcite case i still (ft((iB( aloiiK in the land otflce. The funeral of the late Cant. Wra. C ar- - ter took jilaee at 1 o'clock today. Mr. "and Mrs. 8. T. Kdward arc to be eon- - SJHtMlrtld on the arrival of a little daughter. The rehearsal of Ihc Symphony orchestra has heen postponed until next Thursday evening. The rchearaal of the hnrai society last cvenini; was well attended and was quite a success. William Brand and John Ilank, natives of Scotland, were admitted to citizenship y in the Third district court. Everybody asked to attend the (rrand dem-ocratic rally and ratification tonifjktst Walk-er'- s pavilion under Salt Lake hardw are store. Mr. V. H. Hinman yesterday received a teleerain aunnunciut; the death of hl son, II. W. ilhmian at I .as Vega. N. M. J. ( '. Constant left yesterday for New York to make arranici nicnts for perfecting the work of tho American Natural Cas company in tliis city. Tbc 'I intic Iron company filed amended articles ot incorporation with Sec-retary Sells. The capital stock is raised from IOO.OtK) to 30O,(X)O. Tho funeral of Mrs. I'rcsendia S. Kimball will take place, from the Assembly hall Wed. ncsday nioriiinir at II o'clock. Her age was SI years and 5 months. Where is "(.'ripple creek district and how to reach it," is the title of book published by the ( ulorado Midland. The book is full of information in regard to the Cripple creek country, Judge Hartcli in the probate court yester-day recorded the following order: Estate of Charlotte Talula V. Wood: hearing on peti-tion for letters of administration set for February lit. Cast night the University club met and elected W. K. Malone and T. S. Mathis as members of it. The club will hold its annual banquet at the Kuutsford hotel on Friday cvenini;, February 19th. The revival meeting held at the First Methodist church last night was well at-tended. Assistant Faster Hunt preached, subject, "Eternal Punishment. " The re-vival will be continued this evening. Kev. Dr. Mabry wiil preach. The fund of the Orphan's Home and Day Nursery was increased handsomely by the musical reception !:ivcn at the residence of Mrs. Arthur Brown. The musical pro-gramme was very fine. Mrs. Dr. l'lummer, accompanied by .Mrs. Ilyrum Johnson, sang from the oratorio "Judith;" Mrs. Dr. Hygins sang a Spanish .song, "I. a Faloma;" Mrs. Thomas sang and was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. J. W. Jutld: Mrs. Dr. Bykea, who seemed to be the prima donna, sang her selection from "l.ucretia Borgia," for encore rendered "When the Leaves Begin to Fall. Several other singers follow ed her, but one main treat of the after-noon w as the singing and ret nations of I'hil Hay. Taking it all together, it was (piite a musical treat. WYOMING NOTES. A Woman's Christian Temperance union has been organized at Buffalo. Rawlins prcsbytcrlans now conduct even-ing services by the light of electricity Architects drawings of the front elevations of the penitentiaries at Laramie and Haw. lins bac been hung at the state auditor's office. A deputation of ladies recently waited upon the city council of Evanston and de-manded the enforcement of the law sup-pressing houses of j Reports on l(3,tK) sheep between Rawlins and Bitter creek are to the effect that all bands are free from disease and that the loss during the winter will he very small. The Sara.oga Nun says: "One man on lack creek reported to have slaughtered ISO deer t his w inter. Most of the carcasses were sold. Such violation of the law ought to be taken cognizance of by somebody. A wedding party of Fins last week drove from Kock springs to drcen Klvcr. On the way they got so gloriously full that whet) they arrived at the county seat no one would perform the ceremony for the blush-ing bride and blooming groom uutll the fol-lowing day. COI.OKADO NOTES. C. E. Yonker is appointed postmaster at Lasitlle. Weld ennnty. The Durango fh'.tithl announces that anew Hi "a democratic daily for that place rs an assured fact. The three new camps are Creede, Cripple creek a nil C'oatcs creek, the latter being In the vicinity of and tributary to (irand Junc-tion. The mining shipments from Creede tre Increasing daily. Eighty to one hundred new locations in the school lands were made. Buildings are going up as fast as SOU car-penters can make them. , A new lire department was organized for lower Creeds. The company w ill be known s the Evan Morton Hook and Ladder rum. Jiany. Mr. Morton is well known in Denver. The citizens subscribed If 1000 for the in two hours. Durango will have a smelting capacity of TOO ton per day when the new Posey.Craw- - ford copper plant of completed and in oper-ation. It will also in a brief period, tie head quarters for the Rio (Irandc, Rio Grande Southern, Rio (irandc and California and Silverton railway system of narrow gauge roads. PERSONAL. Oaear (iroshell left for Chicago today. II. C. Barker, of Denver, is at the Tcm-pleto- O. (ireeuor, of San Francisco, is at the Walker. YV. S. .Martin, of Deep Creek, is at the Cullen. E. R. Cempbcll, of Indianapolis, is stop-ping at the Cullen. T. S. Forbes and wife, of Ogden, are at the Tempictou. Ceo. Hettinger, of Park City, is a guest at the Continental. Miss Bishop has returned trom Helena. She i stopping w ith Mrs. Ford. M. F. Farnhey and wife, of San Francisco are at the Knutiord. E. 3. Elkis, one of the Una of S. E. Elkis tfeC'o., Saeramei'.to, is at the Kuutsford. Sid Bonthworth of the firm of Sotithworth Bros, of Caatilla Bprlnjl is in the city to-day. D. C. McLaughlin of Purl; City, secretary of the Anchor Mining company, is at the Continental, J. L. Rawlins, esq., left this morning for Wa.-lu- u ton for the purpose of helping along the Faulkncr C'aiue. Mr. G. S.Holmes of the Knutsford. was giwn a very pleasant surprise last night. Mr. tins Hahn surrounded by about ilfty traicl ng men guests of the house, presented him with a beautiful dianioud lnerusted locket. It took Mr. Holmes some time to recover from his surprise and pleasure at receiving such a mark of appreciation of his friends, but as soon as he did, he made one of his little impromptu speeches, that he so well knows how to do. IDAHO NOTES. The Banner mill at Idaho City will run through the winter for the llrat time iu it history. Boise enjoyed a rabbit chase In the center , of the city the other day. (juite a rural ' little tow n is Hoie. lu the United States court at Boise one Chirk has been found entity of seudius; e matter throntrh the malls. The following is from tho Idaho Falls Timet: "Boise City has had a special mail delivery system in operation siuce the he-- ' rlaQlnK of the new year. Now let Boise adopt standard time and build good sida. walks and the i ilizens of the state will he- - in to luok with pride upon the capita! city." The Hunter mine now enjoys the dis-tinction of being the only mine in the fo ur d'Alenc- - not affected by the recent shut-down (exeeptinit the Argentine, which is shipping crude o.-- t and that property will continue to turn out thirty tons of concen-trates per day. NEVADA NOTES. Inyo county supervisors have increased llouor license to $40 a (tiarter to retailers who sell JUKKI a month, J.'.n a iiarter to those who sell over that amount of the "oh, be joyful." Storekeepers must pay :.'0 for Slootl sale or under, aud SB0 a quarter for over that amount. A incctinc of the of the citizens of Bishop was bald last week and a creamery company organized, and XtX subscribed as a starter toward .MKKI desired. Counsel in the casr of the Southern Ne-vada tiold uhd Silver Mining company vs. The Holmes Mining company after post-ponement at Hawthorne last Monday, slip, ulaud that the Judge may tlx the date .,f said trial at his chambers in Virginia City, Nevada. All rlchts are reserved by counsel. |
