THE MOItNTCO EXXMISEB: ' OODCy, 4HftSSSS3CSSCH3CSSl a fine OX HAND- I KERCHIEFS. WITH EACH ALE CF im LOUIS JAMES CHILDREN S THIS WEEK AT BOX gift ! REGULAR on PRICE 2So OVER. SEC WINDOW. 15c BOX. Special Free XTTXn, BETTER HURRY SOME. AND BY THE WAY. ONLY SIX MORE DAYS FOR X MAS SHOPPING. IF YOU CAN. IT WILL FACFORENOON? CCULDNT A FEW MORE ARRANGE TO COME IN THE IN TOWN. BUT MERCHANT BY EVEY ILITATE MATTERS GREATLY AND BE APPRECIATED ANY OLD TIME FROM 8:S0 A. M. UNTIL I P. IF YOU CANNOT COME IN THE MORNING, COME EVERY DAY THIS WEEK, AND COME TO THE PAINE AND HURST STORE FIRST. M. 35c, 3 for $1.00. !l HANDKERCHIEFS Come to this Store for That make the heait warm and lend an air ef wall drawid eemfert. Nothing ss cerrect far a nia Xmas TOILET SETS In An silver end ebony combinations, 91.25 up to 12.00. VERY CHEATS, EXAMINER TELEPHONES ROOMS EDITORIAL ladapandaitt Thona ........No. 01 NeDS ell 'Phone, two rings BUSINESS OFFICE No. 120 Independent 'Phene No, 6S Bell 'Phone, one ring ....... -- v. . BREVITIES A complaint hse been filed in the rWrit'a office ef the municipal county, charging Edward Dlila of Kfverdnle, with selling liquor without a llcenM. Jhe case will be heard on Monday la ihe munUdpwi court by Judge Mop pby. Chriettnas Trees, an aixra, all prices aud largest awortment to select from la the city, at Barrows Ora. Co. Judge Howell yesterday afternoon signed an order In the district court appointing Thomas Whalen, A. IX Fburtllff and Archibald McFarland, appraiaera of the eatate of John li. fpargo, deceased. Th schedule of the estate was filed yesterday afternoon, by Joseph Cbm, attorney for the eatate. t furs. CUFF BOXES. Military Brushes, Traveling Caeee, Sc. Cupe and Saucers, fancy plates and Ana cut glass. hsnd-pslnte- d The Grocers of Ogden have decided to adopt the same course this year as last relative to the giving away of Blllt fOraBaaeewteMeeBs $22i00 3 .50 Hat for S.00 Pr. Shoe for, ,. 3 DO Rhlrt for 1 1 (Ihriatmn candy, fn years past this family residence, 3759 Yoiker avenue, practice has cost the grocers many Sunday, at 3 p. m. hundred of dollars and this year, io A FINE CHRISTMAS DINNER can be just and fair to nil, they have decided not to give say Christmas prsa-ent- a be improved by using the celebrated ALABASTER WHITE kitchen ware of any kind. Including candy. slid a while enameled BIT KB oven. Sold by Sidney 8 1 even Implement Co. Havn you neon the WHITS! kitchen war at Sidney Dr. aud Mr. H. J. Puwera expeac le Implement Co. leave the for San FTatvnsoo 1o the holiday with their won O. W, Covlugura, editor am) man- spend John. ager of th Motvran Mirror, n weekly old the iu la city renewing puhlicailon, A Milu is (o be ung in the Taber-uacHcquainrancea. this aflcrnoon, al the services by Mrs. A. U. ('. Smith, of North OgIf your neighbor has a BUCKS den. who 1 n pupil of Vrot aim o or range, ask her how she likes it. If you want to buy one ak Sidney Steven Implement On. fo show you Artie 1). Young haa returned after the BUCKS line. Every stove sold tin fa Hilling a very successful wiaftkm In its merits. Oortuuny, and haa accepted a paattlon with the Roaa book aud Matfonery The remain of Arthur K. Evans, store. Mr, Young, who accompanied ib water, Malta that who died at Park City on Tuesday, Rojr Tribe aerowere lironght to this city for burial it wah a very- hard trip, bui. one lhai and the funeral aerncwi wvre held at ha enjoyed very much. Ih Kkdiey uudertaklog parlor at I'l We can please you with a Christman o'clock Suturday morning. Too interTree, a wc have the room over our ment was in fte Oity cemetery. store full of them. Burrow Gro. Co. A fnaiviane license has been Iwmed Sir- -. William Gorinau I dangerousto Arthur M. Clamor, aged S3, and Mi ill at her borne, 21113 Adams avely May E. Berrctt, aged 2S, both of nue, and it is not , expected that -- he North Ogden. can survive until morning. Her relaThe funeral services over the re- tive have been telegraphed for and it. main of Mrs. Angelin Iiabeock, wlui in expected tbai they will arrive in died last Tbnixlay at tbs home of for the morning. Mr. Gorman ha hem (i. Y. Hoag, Stil Twenty-firs- t ill for soma lime, with rheumatism, at root, wrere held yesiorday after- and ha been a great sufferer. noon ai 3 ockvk from tlis Bevemli between There wa a slight mix-uDay AdvraittoL' bull on Twenty funn b et reel, Kev. Mr, Atway officlnling. The a borne belonging to T, B. Evans, and Interment was in Ihe 1ty cemetery. a buggy driven by two young mca, on Twenty-fourtstreet early last evenService over "he remain of Helena ing, hut. fortunately no damage other Van Kumjien. the Infant daughter of than some slight injury to the buggy belonging iu Kryn Van Kunpcn, will be held at the was done. The horse Evans and driven by one of hi delivery boys, became scared ai the light from the street peddlers and started to run. Immediately In front of the horse wan a buggy, driven by the young men, aud aw there were Tig passing on both aides the horse cnlld-d- d with the rear of the buggy. 2h lr The inquest over the remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Sampson Henry, of 973 Twenty-secon- d street, who committed suicide Friday afternoon, wa held yesterday, before Judge Murphy, coroner of the city, and A. 8. Stone, Amua Behring and Frank Her-rlcthe coroner juror. After hearing ihe testimony of Samuel Sampson, a brother of the deceaa- ed woman, W. C- - Wardleigh and Joe- eph lcnxe, the jury returned a ver- diet asrigntng a the cause of death, the taking of dtryebuine with suicidal intent. The testimony of the witnesses brought out the fact that Mrs. Henry, I had cooked dinner for the three men and that Sampson and Wardleigh had left for their work immediately after having earen. At that time they testified that Mr. Henry was apparently In good spirits. Joseph Pease testified that after dinner Mrs. Henry had dread and prepared to go down town. She missed one car and came back to the house in an 111 humor, removing her lut and acting aa If she were provoked. Shortly after having returned to th house Mr. Sampson entered her room and eurae oui with a bottle in her haiyd, from which she poured Rome liquid, later found u have been strychnine, which she proceeded to mix with water in glass, after which site drank the content. The fact w.is brought ont from Pease's tetinmny that he had on several occasion heard Mr. Henry say that she would Lake her life, but he rated that he had thought that site was only joking and had thought nothing of her remark. Judge Murphy did not believe an autopny to be necessary and the verdict stated wa rendered. Too busy to go into details, but if you are looking for Christmas Presents wm such as Toys, Dolls, Albums, Toilet Cases, Manicure Sets, Shaving Sets, Handkerchiefs, Tool Chests, Wagons, Shoo-FlieDoll Cabs, at positively lower prices than any other store in town, it is absolutely Clarence B. Morksy, president of the Postal Telegraph company, went through Ogden at an eaily hour this morning. In hi private car Ben Ali.1 He wa scheduled to come in on Union Pacific train No. I! from the ear, which Is due 1 arriw pr. IM.,. and in go we- -i on Fon i hern Pacific train No. j;;, which leave at 4: Su. I The -- ui car . impended operation ' for one hour last evening, between the hours of eight and nine. The breakdown in the service wax due to Ihe fallme in g sii.illj at the pntrer linui. tile (rl. Mrs Rat, He paid ut.. ....$40.00 j Beautiful Yea, Happy Tan, Why? The reason is very plain. Sho looked and looked" and Tooked" for Christman Things for Father for Brediara and for Him" and of court. at Bat, eama hire, 1 Wa aold her: 1 House Coat for..SM.MM.9 8.00 J Reefer Muffler for..M.M. 2AQ 1 Square Muffler 1 Man's Me (Tier for, 1 Ear Muff Muffler for...... 1 Pr. Blippera 1 Pr. Butpendere. 1 Umbrella. ......... for....... ........... Bha paid tin-- . And thats the ( Happy; Romping, lofflcMni foltown thee, Theyre nntas pwlflng and harrying (heir notk-ev to (he slore (hat gives rife They kMW (he itv knew the kind of suite we We , 1 Boys 1 Bey's X Boy's I Boy's 4 4 necessary to call at 0. D. RASMUSSENS t horn: VV.ilk'T . Og-lm- ' ! . W 1 UNDERSELL THEM ALL 5M83taBff35aS3kkigaC3'gMBEg58aBWgWfckriBm,X- - ihe and wife. St. Izmi; JI. J. Talbott, Salt Tjake: Rolngan: Wm. M. Hmlth, Jzuuiii. i 'ole. Izigan: N. Brawn. Kd. Wa.lsworih. Morgan; Ed. Cnrir. Ahumo,!. 'ii'. .dnigiin; Dr. F. L. U Mihkhu: V. S. Biejihiwt. Si'll M. Mai fio't. Ogden: O. C Wicn. Ogden: K. X. SiTjwaul, P.1!Iie:;1 f it. fS r.u J'rirnd, St. liiu;: W. ;i ::.( ch.iii.'". Ch'ia.t: J. L. Si 'f.e. if.', l.f .i.geli': R. E. "u. V Kfiit. 'i. . Near i! Ia'j i a Win. llc.iry 'c,t. i;ir-irSail ITawirCd. L i. l'lielm. U'' " T Jr , Vro-C- . Fan 'ra'ici.-co: r i J. Sprc.ii. S;I li.-o- New York Racket Store t. wenty-fou- r . l'l'r. T;.i-r.:- 522D0 rifle free. eajsy sat 2449 Washington Avenue 30,000 Popu- li. L. WhiiH i,f this city name the anaextad a suit eaw aonlainins some following itul is'.ry ax one that might CCDEN POLICE QUICKLY cMhea balongjag to another man. be etatilihrj in Ogdn: To Sergeant Chambeiw he admitted CAPlUtfE GEORGE PAGE 1. Name f Miodx All varidcs of (hat he had stolen the suit case anfi dried fr'iiiw pi acliea, pears, apples, gave (he name of the enlnon in which plums, prut:, etc. U itwk the polls department just ft migte be fenad in Pocatello. 2. (Ni of p'a.it and capital hour after navtng received a The chief of police In Fonafello wa . to Imilil. $i(i,i""i io operate. po-Icf inoansgs tram the chiC at ones notified of Pages arrest, end 3. tosi of f.ni.-liYarie ac- good cm at. Focawllo that a by ihe idd where tha eralea goods might bt CurdiUg 10 Ifri.xy. liijuc of George f'aga was wanted found. Ho win come to the city far j. Market- - v:i the in'ermouniain tnuru, to get the man sad land him at Page some time the fore pert of next count ry. .lie aunxill. weak. l , ii. Frelgli- nii. k is Varies, A 1 x o clock laat evttusg umwage t nid ex wax received Cttan the chief of poiu-e- , 7 tl.iw ir.Ti riving a descripUon ef Ukae. arrem-c-- 1 TO TRACE RELATIVES a r.tiiiii oT At. o'clock Officer Morrlwiey CF JSRH SHANKOH t S. Hi 1:i xtroet aud i'age on nun. wontt". r he ataUou. t.Hik ium to the - Finn T.iC to jhs H. hlx ldrnii.y, aud wdd that be I Thv rwuialna ef John Shaiinon. wlm per d owith which vi rapped dead ia tb Si. liouis beer crliuu the (iMnmltted -O 10. be; ;i .n aiiU! IVicd fia ts - ix c f hall earlv Friday morning, arc etiil larged. "!idi-. and .l nv a bc.-- e gc'! iaCil !'!; recivvi 'ns held ad- Undquist's underiaking nicpsagc Wc ituixirt all s e ill1: for the mu born bad working Uiigc parlors. anIhat we use many v.irl.uutx per At the time of tha maa's death nothCarey Bros, construct kin outfit near num fran-. - t'aif'.Teie. We wnid he he when twmi-'i- n. left coo hi be found among hi HTeca tiiai end ing ala; horn". Lhp sute-etels-l'.ion- r Following ere the arrival ID me TOGGERY OF OCDEN Suggestion Offered to the lation Club. 70 J'Jj 3D0 Glove....... n...sash Tbs hoys JL 5D0 u4 (hey and ebs will Tiki m svee before. s, IMPROVEMENTS 3J0 for..... P. Golf Pr. 12-5- Butt fwxw.1 Suit Caps for...,,. Caps fix-- Lassfosa ftw Bbe paM Hor-eoek- x fib aeiL add hart 1 Bey's Suit 1 Boy's SoU for. I REED HOTEL Heed for last .MU) rraton she looks so happy. (She also saw fha big electriQ 4gn). IS I 1D0 IDS 1E0 f. ' CHARGED WITH RAPE Aquilla C. Truelock, yebierday afternoon, swore to a complain! chargHcrrocka. ugetl 25, of 1079 ing Tweni second xiraet, with attempted tape oil tiro count e. the complaint alleging that tbo accused man had attempted to hv vernal knowledge of the complainant's daughter, and two other young girls, ihe daughter of Jame Drysdale. The crime ia alleged to have been committed December 1(. On Wednesday morning of last week, Mr. Truehick wnt to the police station. and told ihe. Ktory that he had discovered of Horrockx depravity to i Sergeant Cliaiubcre, who had oonald-erabl- e difiiculy in retraining the man fiom taking the law into his own baud and handling Horronks a he believed he Betgeunr Clumber at once began nn investigation and found, it ia claimed. the fact iu the caae to be ae aland a a releged by Mr. Trot-lock-, mit of bia luvontlgatlon placed under ar'.t, at hi home that sAo And tluta why he went away o happy. (He saw th big electric sign). liVuiouiiloU) at tha family Mn cf Mr. ami , rMiddeuci-tMul nalhmtyne avenue, after tiricf IllnesM of pnetimoala. The day. J1. ha been srated ihat Horrorka time and daro uf the funeral service dofi not deny hat he had tried to later. will he onnounn-hate impiop'-- t rtlatioM with the Utile girls and tlnit he could not account fur hi act km. The police hme been Investigating ud evidence the caae. gathering against Honm l.j lnce hi arrest the complaint filed yesterday being ihe l):ed--A!lH- -il ........ .... 1-- 8 h LEROY HORROCKS . 2 Bit. Underwear for 5 Pra Hoee... 8 Silk Ties 6 Handkerchiefs... SUICIDE IS' VERDICT OF JURY CN MRS. HENRY Mm-ln-ia- Christmas pudding end a fine turkey makes an Ideal Christmas dinner when coofcrl in n BUCKS While Enameled Oven. Bee the Busks line at Sidney Stevens Implement Co. HER BIG SUTTON AND COMPANY. for-!uu- e. JU THE BASEMENT. TOYS. DOLLS AND BOOKS AND GAMES IN GREAT rat t Tonight the Lula Sul tun company present their weekly change of bill at! the V talma theater. The attraction hie week .win he the piece in which Mias Annie Pixley won fame and "MLiss, or the Pride of the rirriar. Mias button will appear in the title role. The piece la strictly a western drama in four acu, full of Itfe pood climaxes, witty dialogue, K is id that there la not n dull moment iu the entire piece. Mias Lulu Button will, by special do n specialty between the tint and second act, and the ever plearing Miss Eiliih Oglesby will pre-sts specialty between the third and fourth acts. every lime Useful Things VARIETY. December came In just as this man came with n rush. Weve been rushing ever since he came. We Ailed his bags end many ethers. He rejoices now because he came 0 to tliia stord. 1 We sold btmi i FURS! FURS! OF TRAVELERS? IGLIUSAMPLES The Quality RICHELIEU. 1 For the Children prasanL A large shipment Juet In. On account ef delay we received a reduction in price. W new give redsstlen en ell you 10 per IWS. Jdor-tenon- artistic 25 dozen handsome, high-grad- e handkerchiefs 50c, 60c, 75c, $1 and $3. I AS The Richelieu of Louie June the lubstKly. craftlnesi, the ponderous Intellect, and the indowit-M- f will, that hktorv makes' a part of The Kich trileu of Vlli. Had Richelieu observed 'he portrayal of binittlf throngh the popular actor, we fancy, he might have interrupted al to object iu ihe freedom and fxmiiarity that Jaiuv used, at dramatic periods for effect. The vain man of France, was too superior, to embrace a common courtier. The company, ip cannot be classed highly in dramatic shelve, liarkeit plays to the gallery, aud trie to arouse a breathU: pause, through a sudden display of voice, and nuch i swaggering, Young capabla of becoming, with time, an actor of note. Mlae Aphtc Jaintx. a Julie de interpreted the character with much weakness, and little excellence. Her emotional depth 1 shallow, her ivnception of n young girl, overpowered with n passionate hive, is foreign to the complex natuie of French femininity. The orchestra i. iniproving. Applause greeted eraiy piece. LULU 50 Jos. exquisite patterns, 50c values, at " TOfDXT MORSCIS?1 DTXTXBT& Vt, THEATERS Special Great Handkerchief Sale Eres " an ed Ic-- tha would indicate whew hi a fn UveA H h had any, but from bad it was teamed that the man sunt la St Joeeph..Mo.. non had bean a member f tbKn1 of Pythias in ihe anme riy-quia- t . telegraphed to (he crer-the order a; &t. Joseph, bnt up teat night had received no .. Lent evening Mr. Undquist w1 lei ter fo the chief ct poHm Missouri town asking for regarding the an and h1 relates. . . SIX YSARS IMPRISONMENT. p-'- Jlulfo.. Tm-niy-hf- d-- bi !.- -I- - vitli-abe- . k-- 1 Manila, Dee. IS. H. B. Omaha. Nb.. formerly a BiaJo volunie regiment. wto was charged wilh foWlira' ceiumercial done in cut and cm ment while nmnager of the America bank hero, bae been aentMd fo f year iwpriiwwwawf. Thirty-aiui- h l-- S. f