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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25

Troops Reach Telluride.

Telluride. Col, Nov. 25.-Six COM
panies of infantry and two troops of
cavalry of the Colorado national
guard, about 500 men, under command
of Major Hill, reached Telluride. The
train, in four sections, was run very
slowly, great precautions being taken
to prevent any disaster. Mine owners
will now attempt to reopen their
mines and mills with non-union men.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
Thanksgiving Service.

Special Thanksgiving services
will be held in the Trinity Protes
tant church tomorrow at ten O'Clock
a. m. Please note the hour. A spe-
cial Offering will be taken for the
Sheltering Arms hospital. Special
music.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
Contractor Dropped Dead.

GAINESVILLE, o., Nov. 25-Lewis r.
Langley. prominent contractor,
dropped dead while attending a meet
ing of Hazlett post, G. A. r. Mr..
Langley was a veteran of the Civil
war and served for time as chief OF
khe GAINESVILLE fire department.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
Lake Vessel Disabled by Storm.

Cleveland, Nov 25.-A northwest
Dtorm of great violence swept over
Lake Erie. The steamer Portage was
sighted off Fairport, 80 miles east Of
here, flying signals of distress. She
was subsequently towed into the
Cleveland harbor with her machinery
disabled
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
Thanksgiving Dance.

The annual Thanksgiving dance
under the auspices OF the officers of
the cadet corps will be held in the
Armory Friday evening. Especially
fine music will be provided and the
dance promises to be more enjoyable
than usual.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
Surrendered to RevoIutionists.

Cape Haytien, Nov 25.-Dispatehes
from Puerto Plata say that the city OF
San Domingo was surrendered to the
reyolutionists and that President Wos
y Gil and his ministers took refuge on
board German warship. The dis
patches further say great enthusiasm
prevails throughout the country.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
Maderas' Fourth Anniversary.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day be
ing Walter and B. III. Madera's 4th
anniversary in the Hotel business,
they will have special dinner. The
public in general is invited to take
dinner at this popular hostelry to-
morrow. Messrs. MADEIRA Bros. took
charge OF the Hotel Nov.26, 1899. This
special dinner will be served for so
cents
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
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Taken to W estop.

Mrs. Hattie Dusenberry, Of Cass
District, was taken TO the asylum at
Weston today. Twice before she has
been there for treatment, and both
times was sent back home apparently
cured.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
New Postmasters.

Washington, Nov 25.-The senate
in executive session confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations of postmasters:
Ohio-W r. Tyler Huron. Pennsyl-
vania- David Reynolds, Ford City:
J. B. Banagan Charleroi.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
Extending Rock Island system

bloomington, H., Nov. 25.-Survey-
ors engaged by the Chicago, Rock ISL
and and Pacific Railroad company
have commenced laying out a route
for the extension OF that system from
Burlington, Ia, to St Louis.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25

Take advantage ef ZittePs Removal
Sale and get Your fall Bats, Shoes and
Furnishings at low prices. ZitteIss
reduced prices beRin Tuesday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25

w. +. Arnett, cashier of the above named
barr. do solemnly that the above state
m,as Is true to the best of my knowledge and
he,, w. K. ARNETT, Cashic-.
scribcd and sworn to before me this 25th
da, q Nov, 1903 W, II. AsHCRAFT,
Notary Public.
CoRHEcT-Attest:
AARON CARLOW,
w. G. MCGREw, lDirectors
NJ S. GARRISON.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-11-25
No. 245S.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
RESOURCES
or THE

SECOND NATIONAL BANK at Morgantown,
in the State of West Virginia, at the close of
business, Nov. II, 1903.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-05-01

steins-namum, $5o,0oo,ooO / kalkbrenslu hdsum
og $150,000,O00 1 peningum.-F6lagio hefr 1850
MAINS 1 pjonustu sinni og borgar 1T 1925, 100000
arlega / verkalaun.-1 samsteypunni cru am 800
s6rst6k %fyrirtaki, vinnandi samans / einingu and
ans og bandit frioarins.
Morgan befr a pennan hiatt sameina6 aud
mennina og auBvaldio og komio fran aformi sfnu,
pv1, a6 viohalda au6num og lata ALA hjalpast ao
til pess.
Verkam0nnum ~felagsins hefr ham gefo
takifari til a5 eignast hluti t. ~felaginu og borgar
eftirlaun Feim, sem lengi hafa unni6 hja ~felaginu,
pegar peir eldast e6a geta ekki lengur unni6.
Med Pessu mott tryggir ham fGlaginu velvild
verkamannanna. Og alpyou hylli avinnur ham
felaginu meo pvi ao lakka vero a v0runum. En-
alt er CERT til ab gera felagi6 6sigrandi-koma
fran hIgmynd hans UNI st06ugleikann.
Saga pessa volduga ve:zlunarf6lags hvilir q
forum m0nnum og forum 0fum. Vio hvern
mann er tengt serstakt aft. S0gu ~felagsins matti
skrifa pannig:
Kloman-Iojusemin. Phipps -Reglusemin.
Carnegie-Araoio. Morgan-St60ugleikinn.
Og 1 engu 06ru landi en- Bandar1kjunum g@ti
a rdmum fj0rutlu arum gerst 0nnur ems saga.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-05-01
GROVER

PAD lftur ut fyrir, a0 alv0ru eigi a0 gera
dr pvf, az IA Grover Cleveland til a6 sekja
UNI forseta kosningu nasta ar. Fari svo,
ao hann yroi kosinn, veri PAD / fyrsta sim.
1 s0gu Bandarikj anna, az sami ma6ur yr6i
forseti Prisvar sinnar. Two af helztu bl0oum
Dem6krata, "New York World" og s.Brook-
lyn Eagle" hafa MI teki0 pa6 a program slit,
az vinna az tilnefning Clevelands vi6 folks
kosningarnar. HID sioarnefnda bla0 segir:
':Enginn annar ma6ur en- Grover Cleveland
getur sigra0 Theodore Roosevelt" Demo-
kratar 1 Su0urrikjunum og hinir g0mlu "gull-
D%em6kratar' 1 austurrik junum heimta a6
Cleveland Sc ger0ur merkisberi fokksins q
ny.
A Hmm b6ginn standa William J. Bryan
me0 bla0 slit .sThe Commoner', og Henry
Watterson me6 bla6 slit ..Courier-Journal'
fastlega q mott Cleveland. Svo einbeittir
cru bessir MEM, az minsta kosti Bryan, az
ham hefir lati0 / veori vaka, ao fari svo as
Cleveland verdi tilnefndur til as sekjaa mott
Roosevelt, pa Sc liklegra, a0 hann veiti
Roosevelt liz heldur en- Cleveland. Sialfur
segir Cleveland fatt, en- az dama af pvi, hive
mikio nam hefr lati6 opinberlega a ser bera
a sf0ustu tic, er ekki talio oliklegt, a0 honum
Sc ekki fjarri skapi ao koma emu sinni enn
fran a vfgv0llinn. Ham hefr .autt nokkrar
st6rmerkileggar ra0ur nylega 90 er sd NEST,
er ham Autti a vigsluhatfo syningarinnar i
St. Louis.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-05-01
Delta atvikaoist pannig:

Petta atvikaoist pannig:
Andrew Carnegie hafoi lengi SEQ a6 keppi-
naatur sim, samsteypa helztu ona5arfelaganna 1
landinu, hafoi 1 huga as svifta ham 0llum via
skiftum med pvl a6 hvert serstakt felag sambands-
ms leg0i hinu til v0rur eftir p0rfum, par s6mu
v0rur, sem aour hofou keyptar veri0 af Carnegie.
Ham sa, a0 pau h6feu lart Carnegie-P hipps og
Phipps-Carnegie forskriftina fyrir iojusemi, arseoi,
hugsj0num og stjornsemi. Ham baud peim sans
konar frio og Napoleon: "per vilji6 tala um frio?
Colt og vel! Vic skulum tala saman aleidinni, eff
per viljio gera svo vel og fylgja li6i minu inn 1
herbd6ir y6ar." Keppinautar hans voru as koma
upp verkst@oum til az tilbda skuroapipur. Ham
lysti pvl yfr q mott, az ham hefoi kept land
og leigt menn til a6 byggja hin starstu skuroa-
plpna verkstB0i 1heimi. Keppinautar hans h0fou
yfrrao jarnbrautanna 1T fra Pittsburg i h0ndum
ao engin Won var az ham g@ti pola6 pann mikla
kostnao. Ham ~tilkynnir pa elm g6oan veourdag,
ao ham sc %sjalfur byrjaour ao byggja jarnbrautir
samhli0a jarnbrautum peirra austur ao haf, og as
P0I duC clSl 40 VCIOdl ullkOuDuSGu 1urnDrauG-
ir heimi. Og keppinautar hans komust ao pv1,
a0 honum var fullkomin alvara meo baoi pessi
fyrirtaki.
Allur auomanna skarinn var6 sem prumu-
lostinn. pao err ekki oft, ao auomennirnir ver6a
hi @ddir, en- pegar hra0sla gr1pur pa a annao boro
ver6a peir ra0alausir ems og gasahopur. peir
Sfllkkn Slim I hvnria Stfino rovp1,1 oA folio .oir
hver q bak vi6 AMMAN og skraktu og aptu. S1oast
stukku peir til atrdna0argoos sins Morgans-og
Morgan samdi vic Carnegie.
BETA skeoi ario 1900. Vorio dour haf0i Car
negie verio fits ao selja sim hlut felaginu. HAM
hafoi CERT Mr.. Frick ham falan fyrir $157, $50, 900,
en- er Mr.. Frick ekki gat greitt pa6 f6 pegar til
kom, stalk Carnegie 1 vasa sim peim 81, ITO, 900,
sem Prick hafoi borgao ni0ur til a6 fiesta kaupin.
Pegar nl Morgan kom til hans, bau6st ham til ao
selja HUT sim fyrir $500,00o,Oo0
Sc eign MAINS pess viroi, sem ma0ur sjalfur
tiltekur, pa hafoi Mr.. Carnegie lett fyrir ser; og
sc eli gnin pess viroi, sem maour getur self hama
fyrir, pa hafoi ham einnig 4 rGttu as standa. Pvl
pegar Mr.. Morgan og vinir hans hugleiddu pao,
ao UNI pao tvent var az velja: berjast vi6 Hmm
mesta h%ygginda mann landsins, sem hafoi hio
fullkom nasta MISUNDERSTANDING heimsins az
sty0jast vio, eoa pa ao kappa via hans eigin verdi,
ha sl0u peir strax f0stu az kappa.
Og Pannig sameinuoust hin stserstu ionadar-
fel0g Bandarlkjanna, og petta var MI oroi6 dr
litlu jarnsmi6junni hans Klomans.
Hreinn ag0oi pessarar ionaoar samsteypu arid
1902 var $155,000,o00. Bar af hlaut MI. Carnegie
100000 / sim hlut. Hinu var skift upp MILL
liougra hundra6 milj6na eigenda og margra
smarri hluthafa. Jarnverzlunar f6lagio q $780,
100000 1 jarn-namum, $3oo,0oo,Ooo 1 verkst@0um,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-05-01

er en- reglusemi, snyst hjoi0 UNI m6ndul sim,
meo sauna hraoa dag eftir dag og ar eftir ar. Altaf
er h0ggio I sama fario, engin tilbreyting, engin
framf6r. Oft er %0rougasti hjallinn a fjallg6ngu
framfaranna vaninn gamli, reglan 6breytanlega.
Oar sem pessi reglusemi err, rarf annao ah, sem
altaf er a6 brj6ta niour og sprengja upp his
gamla. Og Carnegie var ~sleggjan, sem braut og
pdorio, sem sprengdi Ham kom s1felt meo
ny efni, ny RAD, ny ~fyrirtaki, nyjar hugsanir, sem
ie1nkis manns huga b0fou a0ur komi6. Phipps
helt ollu / roo og reglu; Carnegie ssprengdi burt
ALTAR skor6ar. Og au5veldi petta for dagvaxandi.
Heilbrigt bloc ram um hverja pess ao. Mesti
grdi auomanna OK upp / skj6li pess. Smi0i pess
voru elk einungis dr jarni og stall. pao tilbj6
mem. Hver einasti ma6ur, sem VIC fe]agi6 var
ri0inn, fra Carnegie sjalfum niour til daglauna-
mannsins 1 namunum, var steyptur 1 mott pessarar
-ofbooslegu maskinu.
Tveir MEM og two Of h0f6u myndad felagio.
Mennirnir voru Phipps og Carnegie; 0ain voru
reglusemi og arBoi.
Svo kemur nyr ma6ur og nytt aft til s6gunnar.
Maourinn var j. Pierpont Morgan; afio var
st06ugleikinn,
Morgan er @6sti prestur auovaldsins; til hans
%safnast an0mennirnir ems og ungar undir vangi
h@nunnar. Her 1 landi hafa a rlmum mannsaldri
or6io til heilir herskarar auomanna. Flestir
peirra hafa eignast miljonir sinara grooabr0goum
(speculation). R1kir ur0u peir vegna 6vissunnar
um ALA hluti 1 verzlan og ionaoi. peir horfou a
hjolio snuast og ur6u r1kir fyrir getspeki s1na 4
pv1, hvar pao mundi st06vast. Nj er BAD gesta
l0ngun auomannsins, 40 ia ao halda audi s1num.
Peir, sem r1kir nrou, ur6u pa0 einmitt fyrir sam
kepni. vio AGRA. Nj pegar peir cru bdnir az
honda hnossi6 villa peir lit af l1finu, ao sam
kepnin h8tti, as hHtt Sc a6 togast & UNI miljonirn-
ar; en- peir, sem MI hafa p9r, gera samninga sin 4
millum svo liver geti haldio sinu. 40 peninga-
hrdgurnar ekki hrynji-pa6 err MI aoal l%1fsspurs-
NAL auomannanna. Og ma6urinn, sem stydur
Pessar hrtgur, svo par ekki hrynja, er j. Pierpont
Morgan. Ham er hin lifandi 1mynd st0ougleik-
ans.
[ 0llum greinum i0naoar og verzlunar hefr
Morgan latio til sin taxa, en- meistarastykki hans
er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jarnio er uppistaoan,
sem allir pre0ir ionaoarins cru ofnir 1. pess
vegna Klaus Morgan jdrnio sem samtengingar tatt
MILL au6mannanna / Amer1ku.
begar Morgan kom til s0gunnar st66u two
risavaxin ~jarnf6l0g a orustuvellinum og b0roust
upp a lif og dau6a. On smarri fGl6g h6fou veri0
uppsvelgd af 0oru hvoru pessu storfelagi. Annar
risinn var Carnegie ~felagi6; him var Rockefeller
Moore-Gatess amsteypan. HID s1oarnefnda f6lag
falls. Fel6gin st60u mj0g likt az v1gi hva6 auo,
taekifari og MAMMAL snerti; pau hr6pu0u hvort
til annars: "pd skalt falla." En- pa kom Morgan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
DIR. M. A. HUGHES,

In making this casual review Of the
commerce, the trades and the profess
slons of Salt Lake, the News cannot
lay too much stress upon the gratitude
that Is due from the public to the
medical bodies OF city and state, and
particularly TO the older members Of
the fraternity These gentlemen have
contributed an invaluable part 10 the
NJ building OF the city I'm everything
that rebounds to the welfare and pros
perity Of the people Beyond the bene-
fits of their noble professional service,
they have freely contributed their time
and talent 20 the councils of the peo-
pie upon questions of public benefit.
and have faithfully paid taxes for the
support of itn government ana have
I'm many ways contributed substantially
60 the material growth OF the city A
prominent representative of this class
is Dr.. NJ. A. Hughes, who has been
with US for many years, and Is a pros
porous citizen, owning his own elegant
residence at at No. 1868 cast First
South, besides other valuable realty
holdings. DR. Hughes IS a veteran in
the practise. having graduated from
Wooster University, Cleveland. Ohio,
ia 1875. He is a prominent member Of
Salt Lake county and Utah state Med.
zeal societies. Of the Rocky Mountain
Interstate Medical association and the
American Medical association. His
practise is limited TO the treatment OF
diseases OF the eye, ear, throat and
nose. His Office Is In the Summit block
and he Is public spirited and much re-
spocted citizen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
DR., S. H. PiNkERToN.

Prominent among the eminent mem-
bers of the medical profession In Salt
Lake City Ia Or. S. H. Pinkerton whose
office Is In the Deseret News building,
and who resides at the Knutslord hotel
DR.. Plnkerton. who Is an important
city realty owner and one OF our clty's
most progressive and public spirited
citizens is a graduate Of Bellevue
Medical college New York City, class
1883, and was house surgeon OF Belle
yue hospital in that city 1Ss3-lSS5, Com
ing later to Salt Lake city he estab-
lished his present large and influential
practise and took a high place in the
ranks Of the profession in this state He
is surgeon general of Utah. and chief
surgeon o. S. l., railroad as well as
being visiting surgeon of ST. Marks
hospital, and the duties Of these posi-
tons Dr. Pinkerton carries out with
great credit and honor. In his practise
he is courteous, kindly and sympathet-
&c, Is well read on the live issues Of
the day, and is a cultured and refined
gentleman and a worthy type Of the
highest citizenship He is q member
and a valued one, Of the local and
states medical societies,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
DR.. FRED sTAUFFER.

Many eminent men IN the medical
profession in an parts of our republic
have turned their attention especially
to one or two diseases and counne their
practice 20 the treatment Of these. This
gives them wider range Of expert
ence and they become authorities on
such diseases and their proper cure.
while they at the same time study
deeply every advance made In medical
science In that special department Or.
Fred Stauiter, whose office is at 8lS TO
800 Deseret News building, residence
2OS north state street, and who is a
graduate Of one Of the leading coll
leges Of our country. Is a specialist In
all diseases Of the eye, ear nose and
throat ana although he has been I'm
practice In Salt Lake city less than
two years, he has built up a very i'm.
iluentlal and extensive practice, and Is
one Of the most highly esteemed ply
slclans In this city. He is a realty own
er who Interests himself IN every good
work tending 10 the advancement OF our
city and Us general prosperity lie is
q member OF the Utah State and Salt
Lake County Medical societies. OF the
American Medical association, etc, an
Ia a regular attendant az their meet
ings, while he Is an honorable, culture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
GAM LEVY CIGAR MFG. co.

I'm tho manufacturing and handling of
choice Habana cigars no house rivals
;tat Of the San Levy cigar Mfg, Co.
and since II was established I'm 1870, II
has always held a leading patronage
secured from the most progressive class
Of dealers IN Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and
Nevada ana the trade steadily grows
each year Their trade mark Sam Lee
vy's Famous" denotes that the cigar Is
made from the purost and best filters
and wrappers, by expert skilled cigar
mokers, and all goods made or sold by
lha house are put up ana boxed in the
most attractive manner, They make
their Flora De Motto" In five sizes
from clear Havana tobacco, and this
has become immensely popular, The
factory and office are located at III
south Main street and the factory is
always Kept scrupulously clean. The
company buys It's leaf tobacco with eX-
pert Judgment and makes specia!
brands to order, as well as making their
own standard brands For all lines
They quote the very closest prices and
most liberal terms. and two travelling
statesmen are constantly on the road,
ana all orders are promptly filed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
DR. ]. 3. kEYsoR.

In the eXacting requirements OF the
present day FOR proficiency in the dental
art, salt Lake offers no exceptions to
the rule which obtains In the older and
larger cities Of the country, that the
successful operator must arise To eve
ny emergency of technical skin in his
profession. As IA rule the dentists OF
salt Lake are noted for their personal
refinement and their accomplishments
IN tho profession. Prominent among
those Of large success In the dental pro-
fession is DR.. j. -. Keysor who enjoys
the unique distinction OF having been
born and raised I'm Salt Lake city;
hence becoming pioneer of the native
population Dr. Keysor has been for
rs years engaged In the practice OF
dentistry, and for the past fifteen years
maintaining his own establishment He
occupies spacious and elegant parlors
and operating rooms with the latest and
best Of modern equipment, al Rooms /,
2. g. 4 Lolin block, No, 2fO Main street,
In dental surgery treatment and artl-
fetal work Or. Keysor is noted for his
consummate skill and the exceptional
success OF his original methods. He is
one of the best known men In the city
is a man OF great personal popularity
AMI has q large and excellent class OF
patronage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
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P, BuLLER BREWING co,

There are many reasons which con
duce 10 our citizens using the product
Of the II. Butler Brewing Co.,
and one Is that the United
States Health Bulletin the highest au-
thorlty IN the republic. has after la
boratory tests declared that their beer
IS the purest and best Not only Is this
also admitted by all consumers, but the
company is u home institution, operated
ON home capital and employs a large
number Of citizens, and il is bad busi-
ness policy TO buy from outside points,
even were the home product not among
the best as this Is. The proprietor OF
the brewery is Mr.. Peter Butler, who
succeeded the oid firm of A. X. and
II, s. Margetts three years ago. He Is
genial, liberal and experienced busi-
ness man, upright in all his dolngs
and very greatly esteemed by his pa
irons, The brewery Is located at No 3l7
north Second W. ST., telephone ll95,ana
the plant is excellently equipped, large
cooling rooms and storage being util-
lied, hottling works. and all neeessir
ties OF first class brewery in service,
j, Bul,e, Brewing co. manufactures
laser beer and porter, AID util2es only
the purest and best hops malt and re-
filtered water, and their product Is alb
soutely rure while It has fine flavor.
For hot weather It 10 an ideal drink,
being both cooling ana a tonic, and u,
s. especially good for those suffering
from laseitude. Il is sold to the TRACE
Of the city and surrounding towns at
close prices and prompt delivery OF all
orders Is made, and every key of beer
or porter Is sent out in perfect condi-
ton the breNery's annual trade Is inn
mense and constantly growing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

dinarily the cleaning and repairing OF
garments becomes part Of the work
OF almost all tailor shops, and the
character of the work performed var
les with the dispositions and the con-
sciences or the men who propose to do
H. Hence the results are good, bad
ana indifferent, according to the per-
son or the establishment where the
WORK Is done. The Salt Lake Cleaning
company was organized by an assoc
cation OF reputable business men and
Incorporated In June, 1902, the design
being the establishment OF first-class
mouse FOR cleaning and dyeing, whore
only thorough standard work was TO be
done, and satisfaction given I'm every
case That this plan OF business has
been faithfully adhered to is evidenced
by the large daily budget OF work that
~ turned out; also that the company.
though In operation only little more
than one year, now EMPLOYS eight
skilled workmen and the entire force
is Kept constantly busy dyeing, clean
ing, repairing, pressing and putting the
clothlng OF the people In thoroughly
renovated condition. Mr.. NJ, Redall is
president OF the company and Mr. w.
H. lnnis, secretary The work rooms
occupy floor space of 25xl50 feet, at
No. n east Third South street, and is
the largest house of its kind In the
city or In the state. Such are their
facilities that every individual order
receives immediate attention and calls
ana deliveries of work are made to
any part of the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
KELLY q COMPANY

Prominent among the most progress
SiNc concerns in the city Is Messrs,
helley n Company whose modern
equipped plant Is located at 6s West
Second South street phone 1899 X. They
are manufacturers Of Kelly's patent
llat opening blank books, the strongest
ana best made, while they do the best
Slass OF commercial printing book bud
ING engraving. etc, and make lead
ing specially OF furnishing Loose Leaf
Ledgers of the best makes with all the
necessary equipment. making right in
thelr own plant on short notice leaves
70 SUIT any business Stock certificates
are engraved and seals made to order,
~ tact they make a specially of work
~, corporations as TO certificates, stock
le,Yers' assessment books and all re-
Iuned stationery and they have very
large trade In Salt Lake city and
throughout Utah and adjoining states,
AZ mail orders being promptly Allied.
Lhey carry In stock well selected
stock OF stationery, Office supplies Of all
xmas typewriter supplies, legal
blanks, Ming cabinets, etc. Messrs.
hely q Company OF which MIR. Albert
H. Kelly and Mr.. Albert N. Kelly, Jr.,
are the eo-partners, have established n
reputation for carrying in stock the