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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

aIl parts af Utah and this urer.mounta.u
region. Ten travelling lIO-Wuu are kept
constantly moving through the adjacent
states with the result that iar-e ship
mgUI- fu various points are male daily
Buying gEey thing Boo carload lots, this
company does every thing Uu grand
scale and raap- the benefits Boo prices that
buying and shipping ,u such quantities
UulItln If The growth OF this company
during the past ten years has been some
thing marvellous, ana from but compare.
lively small beginning, today lt stands
.U the front rank OF the largest whole
sale houses I'M the West This rs. how
ever not t0 Doe greatly wondered at when
10 IE stated that the heads OF this mIW-
moth concern are accounted among our
brightest and most progressive business
men. John Clark Us general manager of
the q. lpduy, and John T.. Clark segre-
tary John Clark ls too we'll known 90
need any extended IutrOductOn to the
general public of this State, "a business
man Co the TIPS OF Dis fingers, Cunserya-
tive and energetic 40 q marked degree be
was The choice ut the people OF this city
AT the polls four years ago for the gift
sooner was N.s name put up on the Non
partisan ticket than he proceeded 90
sweep all before him. His subsequent
term of office was marked by a careful.
policy which stI.kIugly demonstrated
that judCiuus economy in the admins
tatiuu of the Affairs OF this city was
productive of marked results when
Mayor Clark 'na.iy reluquished his office
Doe LEFT behind h.m record that viii
stand upon the archives OF this mun.gi-
Ualty Tor good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

Ron Holiday. the reekng teams used 70
nufI up from their long run across the
desert with the malls. gold dust and pas.
s.rrrrs.. Today the bank is under the
enhancement OF j. ~. D0oly, who has
Ia,n vylth the company since 1861 lie Is
noted as being an able nnoncler and a
man Of keen business quaNhcations.
There rs hardly q concern that has been
successfully 0oated in THIS cliy tnai
V5fh In addition 90 being Identified IN
numerous projects ln and around thi'
XIV Nr D6oly erected the stately struc-
rre upon west Second south wherein
.rg Iaars his name. Mt DOoly is one Of
those progressive business men VINO Is
aver rtadv and willing 20 assist any
worthy object designed for the gcneIW
good Courteous IN disposition ana &C.
gomm0datIrr ln spirit be maintains the
goodwill ana esteem Of the entire com-
fUuuNtE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
JAMES P. GARDNER.
Leading Clothier and Dealer in Fine
Furnishing Goods.

Holding n prominent position amour
'ho more successful enterprises Of Sal,
Lake city IS that Of clothing and the
essentials closely associated with f.
clothing II IS generally admitted. does
not make the man, but 70 helps The
manner N making the clothing may NOT
-' much effect The wc1rcr. hut on what
t liUtftn"e in the appearance IL rs N
notorious fact that the nm fftInr sniff
seems Do last forever, but why? Salts
...u.n is what you want, and No man
ever .f,uni % yet IN an limiting and awk-
"Irl-I0okne dress Assuming that Won
1ro a man ~ taste.anl that YOU apprecl.
i't lHo 1.Ccucs 81 dress which po 10
make 900 'ho dstinctiyoncgs 0f gentlemen.
t appearance the D0serot News takes
,.el. sure In announcing J. +. Gardner as
zoe foremost cl0thlor and mems furnish.
,fe ~ mis- city Tho success Of 'hle Arm
has been 500 marked that 10 has hoep ~
,Nh'ri Tor comment ON over the State
Tor De 70 known that j T. Gardner does
pm Immense mail order business. IKE
NiWlors m other successful buelnoss
men Mr. Gardner commenced buslnegs I'm
II comparatively small way I'm this oltv
,.'Ngn years ago Today ne ocrupies
,.r largest clothing store. ilG-ifs south
hNn In The state So steady and ranld
pos been hl9 advance that. though noSsi.
N'F numbered among the Younger con.
.iHs ne Is today conceded to be the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

u.utI0n by w. S Henderson OF this city
IN Is hitting home for "a company OF the
Nrr'Dns.Ous OF the Jusgrn-EurEht firm
'NN NIrl story ana basement being cone
-.uut,l exclusively OF red sandstone.
While ihe three upper stories are buut
Ht h.gh-priced pressed brick with stuu.
..Iu.Dgs. This solid building Is of modern
architecture 90 by lD feet lu dimensions
10 was primarily built with au eye single
90 safety and convenience and possesses
every modern facility for The rapid and
successful conduct OF business. The
building is equipped with fire plugs and
hose. mus reducing the chance of fire 10
20 minimum, ln addition 20 these pIeolu-
lions the building throughout Us fur
Nsh'l with sheet iron shutters and Us
guaranteed 90 bee perfectly fire proof
Among tne other modern innovations
that could be namei Us the elevator, with
.Ie latest patent safety catches This
Itt is operated by electricity generated
from a dynamo upon The premises. An
important Item 10 be considered in these
days ut close competition. ls me fact that
tle receiving and shipping facilities Of
ihIs firm are 9t the best There are no
n'l hiultEg bills 90 pay and uU yeXatiOus
delays iu DllIng the orders. a spur OF the
oregon short Line runs along the south
Side 10 the building, and goods are thus
transferred direct from the cars 90 the
warehouse ur vice versa. To sum up the
situation lu q few concise words, 10 is no
eNalErfatlgu 90 say that the paIatial
home of The CUsEr.r-Enught company Is
one ui the best arranged ami seuably APP
pointed Wholesale grocery houses IN the
country. I'D, stock carried by this es-
adjustment embraces everything known
To- tbe trade ifOm the delicate table lux
uri,- and fancy imported groceries down
io the staple products. T.. j. Enrigut
who has the exclusive management OF
This big house. from the start has llaut-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
E. G HOLDING.
Practical Electrician Whose Store L
Stocked with all Appliou.as.

olOCkeu WIN al ApplNN...7,
In this electrical age. the electrician
and dealer I'm electrical supp Elisa
most important position IN the commercial
world. Among the leading opponents q
this line Of enterprise IN this c.'v .s p. g.
Holding "a west First South. Tho bush
ness was established twelve u.rs ac'
and from that time has grown abreast
NJ the times AMI ronor7llv N.H Na1 IN
n fashion that snoqks nlaIror 'h.r words
the onfprpriee and thOrouThU. NJ ne
MAN who stands ~ ne head That VI
Holding Is an electrician NJ no moan ah''
~ win he readily understood WHOM n F
stated that nh the electrical gHn..s m
and tho work done m The Salt IH.a Tom
nla building and manv NJ The public ana
rrivate buildings IN this cIfv nr. n.s1 q
humber NJ tho Tatter-d1v Saint m1-'re
houses arc tho result NJ h's vHr. Ha
wakes n enoclalfv ~ electric wiring ~ a'
dissertations. lighting anrunnr'.rr hnr'
oior alarms mc7toal batteries f...r-'0N
Instruments md the IKE Fe a'eN r1w'e'
n very fine stock NJ electrical r"nrNf'
aod mn contract IS so bio huf h. nuts IN
hts hid for the same W N1.".0F '' iM
rtoropr NJ tho electrical business m me
state md although ne h0s r1y 'o''
lowers who have zone into business fnr'
two later wears no holds his own HF9.nH
aU couors Ho IS greatly esteemed W
'hl= community f1r his m0rr T.'' 0Na''
Ups' and oe euro ne electricity ''Tr''t'
e1 fqst VIII Mr. Holding force On 'na VOW
-4rkq ~ tho loa1lnr cloctr.n'1n7 NJ 'fe
Wet Tto is business man NJ pho FI7',
oct integrity md ono who r7r Do fa'f0
won IN I've nm N contract On '.n '.rF
'a'trr with p leaning toward Oh. 'lr'fF
interests ~ hts clients
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
UTAH FOUNDRY & MACHINE co.
A Plant That Is Un-to-Date and
Abreast Of the Times

" is source NJ frequent
N visitors fror fbe great eastern ''''
unon their fret advent IN Salt ...e CIV
N observe upon what m..r"0'.'''
scoia our cltv ls built anA cr. -''''
with refrcuro 10 ou~ 'ro'o .H''''
1rd ~-arvfooiurna Sah 7 7Fn Woo.
wonderful nro0rooe IN on l'rne ~ .'-''-'
onternrise one ~ 0ur wnll-Fr ,o-'
ranlos is the Utah F7uudrv ar" N1fh.m
Co which wne established p q .I,
GRO nv r Croft n nract'cal
forty years pynorlancp. who u. .'
vaars master mechanic up0n ''
Northern and occunlod n elm.
nm me T'iah Central r0i'ro01 w.
wears II le m wonder nor
who have qr0ceodod to tho hn.
mechanics ~ nm advanced "'. ~..
thorough masters NJ their hUs'n.
office and works NJ ihis cOnp9r. no s'
uaia1 M 197 west South Tenn. T,,I
and arc admirably adanted f0r %
nosos f0r which 'hev are Me- XXI
snorlaltv Is iron and brass casiH.
toc'rral work n7'tern MAXIM r.
fittings. water gates. mining ON. Ia
ing machinery rallroaD work -
wrought iron fencing and att ~
builders work IN iron anil met ,1
has hoon tho success that m.
the efforts ~ this firm TINT n ln
tontIOn % enlarge tho premise P. --.
urpclable extent I'm the near fu'"
firm Is composed ~ the two nr"
Ofot, ". anu ~ N,,-,, d. home
products" They are Young men W,
any community might with r w,
proud having learned from On. ~
Sine the knack ~ putting q rug. .rs
aer 10 the wheel ~ today
started n progressive deve.9N
which no man can set q limit .
the members Of tho firm are men IN,
ncge ability. emlnontlv qualified 4. W.
position they hold. AMI are knn .Ig.
their enterprise. generosity, hroa. s
cdness and spirited support OF on .9
Interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
cRAGER WIRE & IRON WORKS.
A Home Industry Firm That Turns
Out Splendid Work and Fences.

No line Of trade bears more important
relation 90 the cys facilities and re-
sources than Dos mechanical interests as
home construction keeps many q dollar
100 local circulation that would otherwise
help 90 iIII tag Golfers of eastern plants.
To ls 10 iNl7 connection that We wish 90
speak of one of The most popular and
ia,oIa,hiE.. known nst.iuuons 10 THIS state
namely THE eraser Wire g. Iron Works.
whose place Ul business is situated at
Sos. a2-I NJ .TEut street. This Dstlb-
Ushment Was founded by its present pro-
ur.etor 5 j. Dugar eight years ago,
Aut occupies clmm1diuus building
equipped with tHy latest machinery ana
operated by force % skilled operatives.
The products comprise all kinds OF fancy
wire work iron u.dstyads. fencing ana
artistic wrought iron OF all descriptions
Under ordinary conditions this firm om-
u|uys ten skilled mechanics, but under
Che rush oi work this number Us iu-
creased at stated intervals The char
iDtgr ui The work turned out Us Dt the
very best, and DO can readily Doe seen that
Che hrm does handsome and intricate
wife work as One following viii demon
-lTlte Among tue orders boo Wlre-HHrk
recently filled are, elevator guards for lHe
Mccormick block bank and office screens
Tor Walker Bros 7. r. Jones Castle
Gate Coal Go. numerous orders for tua
Rio GrIIde Western railroad the office,
ui the Fear River Canal Co.. also tUa
hunisumg iron fence that surround The
Brigham Young College at Logan Nl-
Wsruu- other testimonials VI the WORK
Il THIS Nrm W.LNt Doe cited li space
would permit Doc addition t0 this branch
lt work Mr. CrEur also does consider
sisted bon This work hy bis sons who. like
their father are urst-ciass mechanics OF
ability. Mr. tIaLDr Is an uld-t'nc ma
ghinist who BIAS developed great abluts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
HINES MERCANTILf 10
Well-Known Commission NJ. liant,
Who Do a Large Bushes


The produce and commss.. .,
Salt Lake city has dcyeloro. .. ".
its most valuable and potter .. D.
the promotion Of the city .-u,.
interests. We have sever. ..
and responsible houses iu tI
front rank OF which Is o.. ,ra-.
camille company. whose lu ..'.s
mont is located ut lN south .. .rr'.
street This firm ranks ann .r.g
strictly exclusive wholesale
merchants I'm the State of rr.v
make a speciality Of fruits ..as
berries, melons. potatoes and .rs5
They are especially well 0Uu.. fEs
handling OF this class OF 300. ss.g
control one Of the largest g.. r..gs
trades In the city A liberal .ra.
nucut patronage with dealer ffa
surrounding mountains has I.. us
Customers can place their 0Tl t6f
firm with perfect confidence D. fH.
same viii be promptly ausr. Ind
they will receive the very h.. I'D al
the very lowest market prr NfIa
the produce and commission N ia
big feature 90 the operation .. firm
al the same time no less prominent
place Is occupied IN the bus M fs
house hy the wholesale grocer. .ar.
ment Everything that De- . hr
the stocking Of grocery store urao.
ticallv kept In stock hy this con ana
the orders that come pouring 'n say.
eral men I'm constant employ Hines
Mercantile COMPANY A. com NJ ~
Mcssrs. II. g. Hines and ]. . Pierce
gentlemen who are numbered our
most prominent citizens Bot HNe.
men ARE connected with the $751; SHOWN
Rogers Cigar company and nW. .a OK.
ford creamery AZ oxford l1ah. They
are well and favorlblv known ~. sf0gi
the states Of Utah. Idaho WE0 and
Nevada where they do q large .T0rl.
tive business. The members NJ fm
have always exhibited a spirit -arsr.
osltv, progress and integrity H hH
firmly entronched them in f.. .teem
gonernl public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

seen that IL was beautifully decorated
oD that occasion, and that two small
American flags are crossed ut The top
of the broken column and united by "a
beautiful wreath OF flower, from which,
m graceful folds Old Glory iu larger
form is wound about the shaft tl q
point where 10 meets uumbarIess floral
tmblams. the silent tributes uf wife ana
daughter and friends
Dante's sarcophagus is laid away loo
20 mausuleum OF strUugest masonry with
just loom enough reserved for another
gJsket The whole plat Us enclosed by %
substantial stone coping and is on The
very shores OF the Pacific There aru %
good many Americans iH sydney But
uante.s cUuntrymen were not his 0ny
admirers English Australian and citi-
zeus OF other countries visit W8yprIy
cemetery and speak kindly OF him
Among those who have repaired Co On.
spot are not "a few Utah people now
Boz that section of th. globe who remom.
Deer with feelings of profound sadness
90. tragic fate OF the brilliant young
artist who was 500 suddenly stricken
down while In the developing bloom of
H successful manhood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
T. R. JONES & CO., BANK.
One Of the Foremost Private j I'M
Concerns in Salt Lake Tt.


Few CONFERENCE.-The can
higher standard Of intellirrN. ,,
onterprslng citizenship than
Lake City. and IN this fact .
note Of our wonderful adva N,
commercial achievements 1H
few years. one OF our best
ers who has been prom.neH RI
with local interests ifs os LAG
Jones, who first entered Irfa
business I'm this city IN lslE pas
the firm Of T. r. Jones a .rIiiy
founded and organized z. iH
move into It's present on. .rfal
south Main street IN l'9. t-i.
stock ~ this institution is fnat
go with a surplus and reese me
tuCtuatcs between 5000 an. i1s..
firm transacts q general -rso 20
ness. while special attenuoI 0n'th
the selling Of ore and lul. H..isi
consignments are AZ all ii trrs.
The bank also makes advan ro'nc
and further makes a special. tr re-.
base bullion gold and silE'' ..s'Efrt
filming. Mr. Jones IL h.. he Is
and manager Of the COM. he'nr
well known I'm the state of inter-
closely Identified with me 'u NJ he
ests Of this State. and is W Nrrc1
GermanIa Lead Works ats. rulg.
Lead Works lie is man --s,r.
mont. cautious and posses Nan u
yatlve methods In the iIt comes
business. wlthal iust such q i r1e *.
to the front IN critical tim Mn ihe
empllhcd In the recent UoN Murray
employees Of the smell eI. .rp'Iy N
which fortunately terminate. .rsie m
ali concerned. Mr. Jones ..essill
being so ably seconded IN m Lynn
of his business hy y .ts frm
who flls the post of cashle, .-res ~
Mr.. Lynn has been Win M'
the past twenty years.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

Tom Pop. what's The ciH@ence
e:xeen .Ab.i a-t = vice. To-nEys
Pop" Habits. ny su1. are our OAR.
.-ai!t!ss. vices are those ot ot1s- peo
pie.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
FARM TOPICS
Cut Feed For Working Horses.

While the horse is kept during win.
ter mostlu<n the stable whole oats ara
probably better feed for him than
meal. The hulls Of the oats. a. the
farmers say, tickle his insides" and
increase the activity OF his digestion.
Some oats NAV pass through unii-
gestel. but uuiess tho horse Is old
and has los. his teeth this loss may be
overlooked. Any way the fowls will
digest them. After eight veats OF age
horses should he fed cut hay moist
ened, and with meal on II. Bat any
horse that is hard al work every. day
should have his grain in meal on cut
hay. The meal is chewed with the
cut hay, just as the oats would be. II
Is well mixed with saliva when il enters
the horses small stomach and passes
into the intestiues. So 1t does tho
greatest good possibletor the nutrition
it contains. All old farmers say that
horses will stand hard work better on
cut teed than on either whole grain or
meal
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
4 l.enefii To Chickens.

One thing | have noticed is that all
the chicks that have been kept IN the
garden or on the lawn. during tho
first six or seven weeks Of their lives.
have invariably done well. They have
been healthy and strong and grew
rapidly, and when properly cared for.
after being removed. they have mado
very fine birds. | feed them regularly
three times day, the same as all
others, bu, feed very Lightly, just
enough to keep them growing. The
principal meal is always given in the
evening and the lightest in the morn
ing. One season Remember cabbage
woyms were unusually abundant and
destructive. ana almost all late cab
bages in this locality were destroyed.
had about forty plants in the garden.
and ! set coop containing a hen and
twenty-three chicks. close by the row.
The little fellows kept the plants 50
clear OF worms that every one pro
duced large, smooth head. Fred
Grundy, in The Epitomist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

were thought could only BE- accom-
plished hy new party pledged te
these reforms Promiren; amona
these was a demand for an expansion
OF our currency system. which resulted
IN an issue in issi aad 1886 for tie
free and unlimited coinage Of silver
In 1894 there WAS an agreement se.
tween the bosses OF .e Popal!s' aGQ
Republican parties 10 put out d join,
ticket The fusion was stood up 10
Guy Watson. the purest and strongest
antitrust and free silver man in tbs
State. was defeated for governor. an&
through constiuuation Of this fusior
for the bosses Butler silver man
was elected to the Senate for SIX years
and Pritchard. who stands for trusts
monopolies. gold bugism and now fol
the negro against the white man, was
elected for eight years.
So that. while in 1896. the State waa
carried for bimetallism by ios.o00 ma.
jority of the white vote. the l20 oee
negro vote elected the fusion ticket
and legislature. and our principles de-
feated by $4,000 majority. and putting
North Carolina literally under negro
domination securing to the GOLD
standard a vote in the Senate for eight
years and Mr. Butler and Pritchard in
the meantime securing two splendid
offices which they are desperately try
ing to hold on to. Mr. Pritchard TIE
gold and trust apostle. and Mr.. Butler
the silver professor are fighting The
amendment and trying 10 commit
their parties that way. hoping there
by to perpetuate their office and pow
er through the degradation Of Their
parties by the contemplate continu-
ance of the negro vote and negro
domination
This. Mr.. Editor. being the exact
and truthful condition OF the official
organization of ,Ae Populst party in
this campaign. for the present.
thank YOU Mr.. Butler. no more OF il
for me, please. Very truly.
f. A. CONRAD.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
some Good Garden Printipies.

Select a plot of ground that la. beef
down. IN grass for a number o: year,.
a. weeds arc less troublesome than III
a piece .ha. has been under culilvs:
tion. The soil should be preferably I
sandy loan. II should have gradual
slope 10 tae south tia; the suns ray
may strike ii more direct and also bt
sheltered IN a measure from the COZ
north winds. The iirs; plowins shout
be done III September Of the year pre-
vio1s, and 10 the creates. depth po.
sibl-, a. deep-silied land snffers muct
les from drouth. Stable nanur.
spread broadcast a. tho rate of tsels.
cords per acre aud thoroughly worke<
into tt4c soil - It's fall depth cause
the plants 70 send their roots deef
down aud thereby gather moisture an
uonrishment n q dry time
Deep cross plo~ing All narrowing
after the manure has been sprsas
thoroughly mixes ,ae manure sni soi
ani ylve~ better results than mAnar
ing ia the ball ali sases grea
amount of labor he ro~s sAoalt
run north AMI south If tie lav Of ths
land wili wA-4aa. d, Hills near -
ee.aer aud ro~. ~i i apart II: III Tie
sau' = Favs and give better opportap
itv for horse cultivation. freqaeaE
cait4vatioa makes tAe crops gro~ sa.,
snl . = dfv s~ssoa = good irrigation.
Cu.:!~a;Iar aal @oelng "a he early
EoyL!1- wien tee d@@ /. On - ia
p~e.e able - dong 4. IN the hes, o.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

pie freedom 70 think about the indus
trial expansion which promises so
much for North Varolina"
One OF the forernose editors OF the
foremos shrdlu cnfwyp vbgkqj rfdlu
South Is Major H. j. Hensey, editor OF
the New Orleans State the most ar
dent and vigorous advocate Of White
Supremacy in this city OF believers m
the, white mans party. 1 asked him
how 6he Appointment had operated and
whether it had justified the expecta-
4ipn3 OF is supporters. He said: {
1T has worked admirably in the last
NICK against it. No specification has
been made of any fraud Or wrong L,
has nut Louisiana on the old system of
white basis. brought it back to the
era wher it was noted far and near for
the chivalry of its people and the brav-
cry OF its sons. Its adoption was a
grand and magnificent revolution. It
has put the State On the high road to
prosperity, and | believe there is a
higher tone in public life than in 90
years. There is a feeling Of reief that
the negro question has been eliminated
and that We have returned to the old
time honor
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

The summer girl now bursts upon
our vision