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Show TUB EXAMINES: OGDEN. MOUSING FOR RENT FOUR KILLED IN A TERRORISTS HAVE FOR RENT 440 i ear. BATTLE WITH F8i ESCAFED PRISCN OFFICERS AND ARE SHOT. THREE HAD BEEN EXILED TO THE MINES OF SIBERIA. Maiioa inquire 2. lWft, WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. MONEY TO LOAN on farma aad city real estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY Room 6, First NwUunal Bang building the in HOUSES. MONEY TO LOAN furnish-- , d Apply lLd p:;i. Fonr-roome-- 1 NOVEMBER MONEY TO LOAN. house. Ave. RENT h.mse for housrktt-iii'iHell plume IS-".-. FOR MORNING. HOUSES Slx-rcx-i- L RENT, FURNISHED FOR ON THIS CENT FER INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 25 CENTS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN EXCEPTING BUSI ADVANCE, NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE COST ONE WORD FOR EACH FBI DAY UTAH, J. J. BRUMMITT. KINDLING. ieo IJ:y Circle. No. 174. meets h-- e and fourth Friday signs r 7:30. in K. of P. ball. Visiting neighbors cordially in tiled. MRS. BESSIE LEE, G. S. 2159 Grant. ELLEN KASTMAN. Clerk, 2234 Wasnisgtoa Avenue. UNION DEPOT y second TIME CARD KINDLING: KIN DUNG' Women of Woodcraft. Ogden Circle OGDEN STOVE AND KINDLING in eels every Tuesday night at 'si. hixiee. FOR RENT WOOD, Y4KD 7:30 o'clock. K of r. bail. Visiting ilt'lltrr lu vivi" .turner tine ,l'.t Neighbors Invited. modern. Dell plum. ;iSX. luSl ui dry kindling at $.' per spring wNg.in Dues can be paid at the office of Ed load, or 25 ceuis FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. sack, o.deis A nth the sf ernoou of the 2tb of each rereive prompt attention. F. A. month. Vl-National Bank Bldg. Dahl. 252 Monroe A to., Bell phone FOR SALE louse. 2"0 feet SUSIE Al.PRN, U. X., 112 Tacnty-stst- h 7I4-K- . of ground, burn, chick vu houses, street. Trice 1.230. MARIE C RITES, Clerk, 2731 Mon CURTAINS DONE UP. Brick house, xiusii-- i, close in. for toe Avenue. $2. 1'1.".1. U. A. Whit' Jb2 2alta St. CURTAINS done up. lull 075Y; beLADIES OP THE MACCABEES. tween th and l"th St. HOUSE AND LOT U- ..ale on 25ih Silir Hire No. 1, meets tlie second St.: beat location iu Ogden Inquire and fourth Tuesdays at 2:30 p. 111. at 2030 Washington. O'Neill Hall, Twenty-fiftPROFESSIONAL street. Vis. ;?Union PACIFIC! p-- r at HELP WANTED. FEMALE Six-roo- '. On of the Captured Robbers is Known Kid" Parker of Florence, Colorado. Leader Get Free by Concealing in a Water as Him-eel- f GIRL for geueral housework. May go home at nlgnt. 56 24th 8t. f Cask. ! WOMAN in lake washing and irmlng. 21. Apply Shit Madison Ave. 11-- Four men Spokaae, Wuk, Nor. are dead as a result of the battle yesterday afternoon near Krnnawirk, and a Washington, between officers band of Era or six men who had robbed two stores In Kennewick. The Dead Are Marshall Mike Glover, killed Instantl1. St. Petersburg. Nov. 1. Geischunin, one of the most famous Terrorists and head of their fighting urganiwtlon during the Slpiagulne aud Plehve regimes, has escaped fivui Siberia. in a water cask. His disappearance is a seiious tueuace to whoae live, the Terrorist i are now seeking, as he is a skilled and one of the must remarkable men the revolution Las produced. Uerechunlu. who Is a Jew. waa condemned to perpetual impriaunmeut for complicity in the assassination of Minister of the interior Slpiagulae and the attempt on the life of M. Pobodienott-eff- , late procurator general of the Holy Synod. He waa seut to the silver mines on the Mongolian frontier in Siberia. February lJth. One of his comrades, a man named Melenikoff, escaped from the mlues two mom Us ago and the governor of Akatul nays he can not guarantee the safe keeping of Sasauoff and Slkorifsky. the other Terrorists implicated in the assassination of M. Plehve, because the revolutionary agents who arranged the escapes of Gerschunln and Melniluiff are well supplied with money and hare the sympathy of the whole population Lieutenant Dalgeieff of the Kuahka regiment, has been sentenced to twelve years' imprisonment in the mines for organising a mutipy at the fortress Kushka. cu-ceak-- d y. killed inJacob Lake, stantly. Joe Holier, deputy sheriff, died this morning aa result of a wound In the abd mien. Frank Perry, member of a posse, accidentally shot in stomach by a deputy sheriff . The captured robber, a youth who first gava bla name as Robert Layton and who later said hia name was Ernest Dakar, and that be came from Florence, Colorado, ia reported to be a pugilist known in Beattie as 'Kid" Psrker. Sheriff McNeil, who also was shot when bis party waa ambushed by the robbers, la not badly hurt Marshal Glover and Lake the were killed during the battle. Holier and Perry died this morning. Holier was shot in the abdomen by the young bandit now under arrest. After shooting Holier and also shooting Sheriff McNeil In the abdomen, the youth fired four times at close range at Harry Roeeman a citizen, but missed him. ROOSEVELT ASKS ELECTION OF REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN CRIER CREATES Secretary Moody Convoys a Meaeago From tha President in Which He Aeke fer a Congress in Harmony With the Adminle-- ' trations Policies. STIR IN A In political speeches at Republican rallies at Beverly and Salem last night. Attorney General Moody said that he waa investigating the great and powerful roal and oil combinations, and that. If he found evidence of Illegal combination, he would proceed without regard to personal or political consequences. Mr. Moody said: A few weeks ago Mr. Bryan said that trust! were the paramount Issue. I am nut quite sure that ha la not right. He expressly congratulated President Roosevelt on the step he had taken on tlie enforcement of the MURPHY DOUBTED THE GENUINENESS OF HIS MESSAGE.. Nov. Afn New York. Not. 1. The principle topic of conversation tn political circles today waa the cablegram of congretr illations from Richard Croker, former leader of Tammany Hall, given out Democratic by " Senator McCarren, leader of Brooklyn, yesterday. Charles F. Murphy, tha leader of Tamuiany hall, said today that ha doubts the geanlneneet of the cable message in which Mr. Croker com' mended Senator McCarren's oourse aa manly, "It ia n great question In my mind aa to the genuineness of that cablegram," said Mr. Murphy. "It ia antirely contrary to the teachings and attitude of Mr. Croker all hia life. Mr. Croker, ea leader of Tammany hall, taught me regularity, and' always preached 1l Tammany has always followed that Instruct lorn. "Tammany Hall went to that convention aa followers. The people upstate wanted Mr. Hearst and we fell In lino. Now that Mr. Hearst is nominated we are supporting him loyally. He Is the regular nominee of the party and aa auch should be supported by the party. MESSAGE CONFIRMED. London, Nov. 1. The following messages have passed between the London office of the Associated Press and Richard Croker at Dundrum, Ireland: Richard Croker. Dundrum. Ireland: "The Associated Press of the United Stales wishes to know whether yon Me- sent the following cablegram: Carrun Congratulate you on manly stand you have taken, win or lose. I Signed) 'Richard Croker. . Kludly re-pb . "Associated Press.' Croker bad not replied, a wond telegram waa sent today, an answer. It came in the following form: Sandy Ford, Nov. 1 Associated London See today's Freeman's Jour ul. Cabled to McCarren correct Croker. . I As Mr. "We are in the midst of great Indus-tria- l activities sad prosperity. Great evils are arising out of thin condition nd President Roosevelt ia determined to remedy It if a remedy can be "The great industries are no longer conducted by the individual, but by organised- - capital. Organised capital in modern Industries is a necessity. Hie organisation of labor and capital are here to star, but we have the right to tsk both that they obey the laws of the load. "When the combination of wealth obtains great power, as it will, it destroys the individual initiative, disturbs the normal growth of commerce add sometimes the government. I. myself, have seen written on a sheet of paper the price of killing off a competition. I have seen the cost of driving out of business the bold Independent and dividing all the confederal ee. It Is not wise that the people let a lay combination like thla exist. The attorney general continued : man, "Mr. Uavemyer, the auger axyi that tha tariff ia the mother of Is the trusts. It Is not the tariff that mother of trusts It is tha railroad rebate that la the mother of trusts and of Its collateral relatives. Mr. Moody, who waa speaking for of Representative Gard tha ner, in thla district, explained ha was there at the expressed end earnest request of Resident Roosevelt. The President has made it manifest that it ia hie earnest desire that tha Republican nominees should be elected and that tha next House of Representatives should he with him. Can any man doubt under auch circumstances that the whole poser of the House of Representatives be exerted to thasrt the President in the measure which he proposed end to render the reel of hia term of office anti rely insignificant," said Mr. Moody, after pointing out tho results that would follow tha election of a Democratic House. WANTED at RuaseU-Jame- HAD BEEN red heifer; WANTED. Hours Elr hours, not realising lhai badly injured. He was in-Tuesday night In a collision, but igiit nothing of it until last night Tkn he asked to be relieved of duty aid then fainted In the police station. Eller is an athlete. He won the 'snadlan medal for the one hundred : rd dash. Physicians at the hospital it Is the first time in their expert-"be-p tha: they knew of u man with a u prtnred S worthing twenty-foo- r ta Antonio, Tex., Nov. 1. The rail- rierk of the Southern Pacific ilr;i(i here walked out today. The of tbs clerks nw extends tram :q El Peso. ' rthe ; i skull houae-10-30-lw- One-hal- tf 2 house-Appl- WANTED First-clas- at Stale FOR cook s y Industrial school; good wages. SALE A genuine uap! JUNK. Eight-roo- brick house: lot 8x300 feet, INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buys fronts on two streets; targe barn; THE all Unde of junk. Bel phone 626Z. price $2,750. O. A. White, 382 25th. lad. phone 36921). Green A Jacob-sea- , 3148 Paclfle. lyr. FOR SALE My laader in vacant IF YOU have any kind of junk, 'phone property, thla month, is 128 front to Ogden Junk House; we will call feet, well located on tha Bench, surfor lu Bell 'plume 325K; Ind. 725. rounded by nice dwellings, coating from one teA Three Thousand Dollars each, splendid soil, well drained, MUSICIAN!' DIRECTORY. near street car Una and schools, will ell you any sited lot on your own MR. A. II. GROSE -Expert Piano Tunterm at only fd per front foot. This er and Repairer. With Barnes' Muale WANTED Girl to do family cooking; propery Is bound to double In value store. Grand Opera House Blk. good wages. Mrs. Joaeph 8 cower oft, during the next year. J. J, B rum-ml533 2Gth 8t. 104-- mo. . tf L tt WANTED Waitresses and chamberroom aud maids, $25 per month; 1mm rd. Kenyon hotel. SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE. Competent elderly woman wants work in small family, $34 24. WANTED fl L WANTED Plain sewing and curtains done up. 141 Tracy avs. MALE HELP WANTED. Bright man or woman to travel. Salary $15 weekly. Expenses advanced. Reliable school. Some knowledge of muale preferred, but not essential. References. Address, Job. H. Moore, Ogden, Utah. WANTED L , WANTED experienced comapparatus photographer; Address J. L. N, care Young, mercial sunplled- - Standard. .16-31-- WANTED Delivery boy Stores. at Clark's WANTED Reliable bell and elevator boys,- $15 and $20 per mouth. Kenyon hotel. Salt lake City. SITUATION MALE. WANTED School boy wants work after school for board and room. 227 w 21sl St. WANTED FURNISHED FOR RENT FOR RENT Inquire f. one aide; Return Ogden Packing furnished flat. Four-roo- 243 Wash. 1 10-S-l- six-roo- 10-lm- o RENT Rooms furnished for housekeeping. Peery Annex. 11-- 1 Ira FOR RENT Double parlor, clothes closet, strictly modern; also single rooms Tor gentlemen. 26C7 Wall ave. FOR RENT for one or Adams. Modern furnished room two 231 gentlemen. 1 Furnished rooms, sult- able for gentlemen. 2227 Grant FOR RENT Furnished 2833 room, r FOR RENT Two rooms, pantry and closet, $7 per month. 233 22nd street. RENT Suite of furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Electric lights. 173 24Ut St FOR FOR RENT Two furnished Apply 2024 Farr Ave. street rooms. 1 FOR RENT Ground floor, front rooms, also rooms on the second rooms from $1.00 per floor; other week up. 429 27th, opposite Utahns Theatre. FOR 137 RENT Housekeeping 2th ' OF THE MACCABEES. Denvor. Ogden Tent, No. 24. mewls the second anf fourth Friday evenings st 8 oYKk-- sharp. In 1. O. O. F. hill. Visiting Knights cordially invited to Council Bluff sas J. W. HA1.8ET, Commander. ..'O- Record Keeper. BOND, - 3 Queen Esther Chapter No. 4. O. E. Regular nieeUuga held at Masonic Hall 00 Washington avenue, between Twenty-fiftand Twenty-sixtstreet tne first ad third Fridays of each month. Sojourning members cordiall- o rooms. Hi. Fortv head of horses to THE LINCOLN HOTEL haa changed hands, at 330 23rd St, and new furfeed for the winter. Apply to P. D. nished rooms are now for rent. Richardson, 550 22nd St. Bell phone . 491Z. rooms for FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping. 2230 Lincoln. FOR RENT Three rooms for housekeeping. $7.00 per month. Inquire FOR RENT Clean furnished rooms, with bath, thoroughly renovated; 2358 Mob roe. also light housekeeping rooms. The Colonial. 362 24th BL Mrs. S L. FOR RENT, OFFICES. Chinn, Manager. FOR RENT Two nice offices over I. FOR RENT Furnished rooms suitable L Clark A Sons' Store. for gentlemen. 162 23rd. REAL ESTATE. FOR RENT, FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Ben-54--tf nett Block. northranch beat in FOR RENT The ern Utah; good land, plenty water, BOARD AND ROOM. fair buildings, splendid orchard, and abundance of range. Will rent fur First-clas- s room and one year or lease for a term of yean FOR RENT board at the Virginia; most popular to right party! J. J. Brummiit. ' place in the city HMO-lmo- Kan- daily S. Arriva 3: 45 aa City Local... I!: 35 am. No. 7 IO! Angeles Limited 1:50 pm. 9 Fast Mat $:00 p.m. No. 1 Overland Limited from Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Denvor and all points Eaat, dally 4:00 p.m. No.111-P- ark h lav lied to attend. ELSIE BADCON. W. M. LILLIE HALSTEAD, Sooratary. ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCYORB Wasatch Division No. 134. O. R. C., meets second sad fourth Friday , at 2:36 p. m. la K. of P. hall, cornor Washington a venus aud 24th street. All Mothers an cordially invited to attend. GEO. ALIEN, C. C. D. L. BOYLE, S. and T. FRATERNAL ORDER North of Ogdon. OF EAGLES. 8 Fraternal Order of Eaglos, Ogden Aerie, No. HI, F. O. E, meets every Monday evening in Eaglos hall, eaat uf Reed hotel, at 1:00. Visiting Brother Eagloa are lavltod to attead tho Aerie meetings. J. C. GA8BERG, W. President. IA T. TRACY. Bee rate ry. DR. H. B. FORBES, Aerie Physician' B. F, O. $3 No. 7 No. 11 ELKS. Ogden Lodge, No. 715, moots every Tuesday evening. No Lodge aad No. eiab Und. Bpokaae, Poc- rooms, second floor Maaoule building, Washington Avenue. W. D. BROWN. E. R. J. 1L KNAUS9, BeereUry. No. IS ORDER OF WASHINGTON. No. 10 atello Ogden Union, No. 171, Order of Waahlngtoa, mecta every Tuesday No. evening at o'clock la A. O. U. W. hall. Vlaltlng omnradoa invited to attend. WILLIAM DOYLE, President, WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. 11. SHAFER, Clerk. South of Ogdon. Depart 4 6 12 G. W. HALSEY, C. R. P. A. GARNER, Secretary. A. TAILORS. 0. No. 18-- No. 2 Loa No. 10 U. W. HO. U. W. Fidelity Lodge No. house within five blocks Clothen cleaned and pressed $1 a Meets in A. O. U. W. ball every Satof the Union Ik P"t, largo lot, trees, mouth, 167 2Clh BL Bell phouo S58Z. urday evening. Vlaltlng brolbara In lawn. $1,250. J. J. Brummltt. Vlted. VETERINARY SURGEON. JAMES II. M'LAUGHUN, M. W. WALTER R1CHET, Recorder. MCE LOT on 24th street, 50x132 D. W. N. PEIRCE, Financier. MILLIKEN, Brum-10-3-graduate trees. veterinary fruit J. line J. feet, surgeon. Calls answered night or mo mitt. dav. Office, Ogden Feed and Sala ODD FELLOWS. Stable, 2219 Wash. Ave. Both HOUSE, well located, A Or-dphones; night phone 456K. Ogden Lodge No. 5, Independent beautiful lawn, trees, large lot; Fellows. Meets In L O. Odd of Terms. $1,250. J.J. only groat snap; evening. WINDOW CLEANING. O F. ball every Ttreoday 104-lBrummltt. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to ONLY $50 buys a choice lot on 21at UTAH window and house Cleaning be preaent. A. H. GRAFF. Noble Grant. Janitor and porter work. Ham street, $5 per month are the terms, Co. Bell, 103IK. Office 414 HENRY KIHSEU Secretary, no Interest and an uses. J. J. Brum25th BL 104-lmltt. Queen City. Rebekah Lodge No. 4 O. O. F. ball. Marts second and Dcthe near Union' 50x13$ FEET fourth Friday evenings at Odd Fellows FRATERNAt pot, only $10U. J. J. Brummltt. street. Waiting Hall, Twenty-fourtmembera invited. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS ROYAL ARCANUM. ESTHER RANDALL, Noble Grand MISS LOLA WOODBERRY, See') FOR BALE Furniture for sale, room Safest and brat Insures men for 71. 5th floor. Opera House Blk. three two or thousand one, dollars. Junction City Lodge No. 18, IndeRicky Mountain Council. Nr. 637, Order of Odd Fellows, moots meets second und fourth Friday even- pendent In I. O. O. F. hall every Thursday First-clas- s WU. SALE Howstove, O. FOR heating hall, over ings at A. Visiting brothers cordtslly ell's store. Vlritlng brothers cordially evening. splendid condition. 2551 Jefferson invited to be preaent. 1 wk Invited. ave. JAMES BUNK, N- - G. FRANK FOULGER. Regent. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. Oak Estate BALE J. W. WOTHBRBPOON. Collector. FOR radiator, Call at condition. G. B. ROBERTA, Secretary. mornings good DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS. 2207 Adams. Bell phone 850-11-- 1 3t FRATERNAL 1ROTHERHOOO. LEEOTAH COUNCIL Ko. 3, D. of F, mecta every Wednesday evening at for kid your SWEET CIDER, good Ogden Lodge. No. 871. T. F. B., 8 o'clock. Eagle Hall. Due ran be a gallon. Ap- meets second and fourth Tuesdays at nevi, 5c a drink; 25c paid to Susie Alden, C. of W, 11$ ples. 50c to $1.00 a bu. Fine pas- I p. ra in A. O. U. W. hall. Vlaltlng 26th St. Hello members covdls'ty Invited. turage, cheap. Tho Jumble, MAMIE J. PLANE, Pocahontss. 1040-2w- k 1114. D. H. ADAMS, President. ALICE COLLINS, K. of R. CORA HOBBS. Secretary pony; FOR SALE One R. T. MILLER, Treasurer. RATHBONE SISTERS. 1 yearling and 2 colts, cow and heifer, new buggy and barneaa and DEGREE OF HONOR. Mecta every Saturday afternoon at. Island Reds 100 chickens. Rhode 2:30 in Pythian ball, Utah National end Plymouth Rocka 2910 W. 25th, 1 Ogden Lodge No. 1, meets a very Bank building. Sojourning slaters corw West Ogden. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the dially invited to attend. M. E. C. MRS. NELLIE FRTER. Visiting membera FOR SALE Milk cow. Inquire 222 A. O. U. W. halL lira MRS. ISABEL WYANT, M. of R Jemima Fur-alteordlally invited, Jefferson. C. of )L; Mrs. Jeanette Hill, and C. reFOR BALE Two hones. Inquire financier; Miss L Jennie Prout, corder. from J. B. Fouiger, 657 22nd. 1 SIX-ROO- Eastern ExpreM... 4:10 a.m. Portland, Spokane; Butte end Pocatello for Salt Lake City, 7. 86 a.m. dally Local for Salt Laka City, dally.., 1:30 a.m. Cache Valley to Balt lain City.... 10:40 a.m. Angelas Llm-lie- d ., . 3:25 p.a. Limited for Salt lake Ctty. Provo, and Juab, Nephi, dally Portia ad. Bpokxan, Butte and Pucatodo to Salt Lake City, 6:80 p.m. dally Arriva No. 8 No. 6 No. 7 No. 1 Ko. 11 . Ko. 17 No. h aja. 10:Si sunt. 5:65 pan. Local via Brigham, dally ox- - ' 8:26 f.u. cept Sunday Meota Court Waaatcb, No. 2, Forestera of America. Meets I. O. O. F. hall, 24th street, first aud third Wednesday evenings of each month at 7:80. 7:00 Ex- - daily Malad 84 OF AMERICA. FORESTERS Butto, Portland. Spokane, Butta and Pocatello, Utah Camp. No. 1990, A. W. AGEE, vary Tuoaday night at Eagla Hall, $ p. m. Vlaltlng membera invited. and daily Cache Valley praea, daily I MODERN WOOOA.EN OF AMERICA. J. Arriva. Mall from Port- - 8-- Faat 2416 V. C.; Depart Portland. Spokane, Pocatello and Butte Ex prana, dally 1:25 a.a Mated Local, via Brigham, dally ex1:20 n.m. cept Sunday Fast Mali, Portland, Pocatello Spokane, and Butta, daily. ..12:20 pja. Cache Valley Ex-5:20 p.m. praaa, daily 17-t- f Brummltt, a California Express from Council Bluffs, Omaha, Danvar, Kansas City and East, MASONIC. y- Omaha City and all pointa Eaal. dally.. 7:30 p.m. attend. F . F. w Esat.. 3:00 118 Park City Local.. 5:80 pm. p.m. Na. I Lea Angelas Limited S:W p m. Ntx 4 Atlantic Express for Po-lau- o ll-l-- FOR RENT Adams. Express.... 1:2 am. 10-3-l- 111-t- f 19-6--tf MISCELLANEOUS. Ijewia-Btay-n- KNIGHTS COM- Depart, r iting sieirrs cordially invited. PESSIE PENRING. L. C. Ll l'V NELSON. 1L K. FIVE-ROO- ROOMS FOR third cow. OSTEOPATHY. WHY PAY RENT? 1 sold live bouses GORDON G. IVES, CORA G. IVES, 1 lota list month. and forty-fou- r Osteopaths, graduates from parent still have about 100 loti left. These school Kirkville, Mo. era nice sightly lota, well located, block, suite 51 Treatment by only $25 per lot. One dollar down appointment Hours 9 a. m. to 5 aad one dollar per week, no taxes m. Bell phone 101 4K. Ind. 101$. p. and no Interest, or 1 will build you a home In any part iff the city PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. cheaper than you ran pav rent. Call and see me and we will talk It over. DR. A. FERNU'ND, Physician and 104-- mo J. J. Brummiit Surgeon. Office hours, 10 aad 12 a. m, 2 to 4 p. m. 140 25lh St. Office FOR SALE Brand new four-roophones, Boll 515K; lad. 676. Resihouse, with large pantry and closet, dence 646 Wash. Ind. phone 503. electric light and city water, all complete, within half a block of tha PIAtfO TUNING. Rio Orande depot; only $1,200. Small payment down, balance same as pay- H. H. COLLINS, piano tuner and reing rent J. J. Brummltt. pairer. Office next to Utahna theamo ter. Fhona 1038K. GOOD house, large lot, lawn, all .complete, within two blocks of STEAMSHIP AGENT. the' Union Depot, $3,200. J. J. Brummltt. O. D. RASMUSSEN Representing the White Star Una, Rad Star Una, Do5 also rods, cottage, minion American Line, Lino, Scan40 by 198 fL on 22nd between Grant dinavian American Line, Holland and Lincoln, also 2 houses on Pat. American Une and The Hamburg between Wash, and Grant. Call at American Une. Passenger booked 308 Patterson. Bell phono 718Z. from nr to any point' of Europe to any part of tho United Slates. 2357 SALE kit house, large FOR and 2359 Washington Ave., Ogdon, and barn; two blocks from depot: Utah. suitable for boarding bouse, 168 23rd 1 mo. street. SANITARY WORK A CHOICE LOT n 28th street, near iff all kinds. Bell 'phone SflHZ. the Quincy school building, only $3 DONE Kola. McCarty, 1715 Grant 3 per front foot. Great snap. J. J. 10-8-- WANTED inty-fou- 1 six-roo- FOR RENT Furnished room; modern; In private family. 338 Twenty' faced ateer, LogT one white brand A L on left New York, Nev. 1 With his skull wely fractured, Policeman John J. did hia regular police duty for i'-- house-woi- 10-- tf STRAYED One red dehorned Phone Ogden Packing Co. POLICEMAN DID NOT REALIZE HE WAS INJURED. Ha Faintad Twenty-fou- r Aftar Baing In a Collision. FOR SALE The BaunUter ranch In CLAIRVOYANT. Warren, of 64 acre,, partly improvgood wages. Apply 724 24th 320 acres all uuder fanced. ed, canal, THE ONLY reliable clairvoyant, mestreet. frame house, large barn dium, palmist and aatrulugrr iu the aur. cattle sheds. Forty acres in city. Tells ail things. Test circles WANTED Woman for housework by bushels raised alfalfa, 1,400 grain Sundays at 7:3d p. m. Admission the day, 261 27th. thla year, 21-- 1 miles from K. R. 25c. Permanently located at lit station. Splendid cattle or grain 27ih St. WANTED Girl to atsUl at f ranch. Price OlO.Ot'U. cash, work. 355 23rd. balauce long time. Hunter A KenHAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. Room First National Bank , nedy. WANTED A house girl at the Stale Bldg. HAIR SWITCHES for sale at reduced School for the Deaf and the Blind. Hair chains a specialty. prices. resiFOR SALE An elegant costumes to rent for Masquerade 1 busidence with bath. block from balls aud theaters. All mail orders WANTED Girl for general houseness renter, $2,200. promptly encoded to. Mrs. C.E. work. Apply at once. A residence on bench, 3 321 24th. 8 F. O. Box 435. Mocks from business center, Mk. 51 WANTED Girl for house work. from 25th street car Hue. $1,750. INSURANCE. 25th St. Eaay terms on a portion. of acres About $ good land on W. N. PIERCE, Notary Public. Real WANTED Girl for general 12th street. $1,000. Esiate; Fire, Life and Accident In03 I4tii work, good wage, Cliauncey Parry, cor. 23ra and Wash. 4t7 24th 8t. surance, t. Phone S59X. WANTE- D- Woman fur general tf Veal, poric and chickens, s Co.'s, 24th at $ dewlaps. Co. ' TO BUY. LOST. FRACTURED Until PACIFIC RAILROAD PANY. No. 2 Overland limited for Omaha. Counstl Bluffs, Denvor, Kaa-- h found. WANTED SILL 1. laws. anti-tru- Signed WANTED Gtrl for housework, small family, gaud wages. Airs. Ruuvan. 30 24th. 1 Boston, Cut tha Former Tammany Bees firms That Ho Sant the Cable, UNION - Portland, Spokane, Butta and Pocatello Express from Halt 12:50 Lake City Atlantic Expreaa from Salt Lake City aad intermodule 8:05 pointa, dally Portland. Spokane, Butto and Pocatello Exproaa from Halt Lake City, dally. ..11:35 Fast 5faU from Salt lake City, dally... 2:35 Cache Valley ExSalt press from lAke City, Provo, ' and Juab Nephi 5:16 daily Limited 6:4 line Angel ,.,.,1 Express... g.flk. a.u. a.m. p.m, p.m, p.m. 7:65 p.m. - No. DEFART DAILY. 6 Atlantic Mall for Balt Lake City. Provo and all polo's 13-- No. 14 No. 2 No. 4 FOR SALE Small bunch pure bred Ramhoiilllet ewes, cheap. c. B. . mo Bears. Bell phone WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. ............... point L tf 4a a.m. Balt laka City and intermediate 9:00 a.m. pointa, daily Salt Lake passen5 p.Sk ger AUantio Limited for , Balt Laka City.Pro-voLeadvIIU. Pueblo. Denver and 11 pointa EaaL dally.. 2:50 p.m. Atlantic Expreaa for Salt lake City, Pueblo; Denver and nil Bast No. No. Southern Pacific Company 3 7:00 out, daily.. ARRIVE DAILY. Pacific from Denvor, PuebBalt lo. Provo, lake City sad all p-- Express points east, daily.. II: 05 passenger.. 11:20 No. 11 Ogden Depart. No. 5 Pacific limited from s.iu un. , Weber Camp, No. 74. meata in K. No. 3- - Pacific ExpreM for Salt Lake City. Proof P. hall in Utah National Bank 8an Francisco aad ve. Denvor mod all 8 at evening Intermediate points, 11:30 pointa East FOR BALE $1 per week buys an building every Thursday 5:38 oclock. Visiting Woodmen cordially No. 1 Pacific Mail from dally elegant violin ai Psntones. next to Invited to attend. No. 3 P a c I fi c Express Denver. , Pueblo, Utahns. LORIX G. HENINGER. C. C Leadrllle.Salt Lake through to Ban Franl Nat Bank E. AUTH. Clerk, Firat 11:55 a.m. cisco, daily BUSINESS CHANCES. City and all pointa tl Building. No. 9 Fast Mail. Esst. dally ....... 2.40 p m. No. 1 Overland Umlied.. 4:20 p.m. No. 13 Local from Sanpete TWO HUNDRED shares Kinsey ColArrive. 6:55 p.m. Co. Valley KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. lapsible Box A CommHaion No. 6 Atlantic ! Exprets C A. HENRY. Ticket Agent, Ogden. stock. Snap. Kelly A Herrick. 21. A. BENTON. Gen. Agent, Pgr. Dept, from San Francisco, Ogden I 'edge. No- - - Knights of .10 s.m. Hal!. Salt lake. Uub daily at Castle meets Pythias, FOR BALE Rooming house; close in. National Bank building, every Mon- No. 2 Overland Limited.. 2:30 p.m. A. J. CRONIN. Agent. Ogden. 4 Atlantic . Express address L.. csr? Standard. day evening- - All K. of P. a requested No from San Franrncu 449 2fith Street. to meet with us. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. FOR RENT Twenty ceres fall grain BOARD AND ROOM C. C. and intermediate BENJAMIN MARRIOTT. 18-- 7 WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. land on shares. Wedell. 5 c0 7 p.mpoints, daily I E R. GEIGER. M. of . AND BOARD, all modern prura 6.30 p.m. WANT ADS YIELD BIO RESULTS. No. 10 Fast Mail 674 24th St. X. MBIT. K of R. and S. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. conveniences. yyANT ADB YIELD BIG RESULTS. S17-K- 10-8-- 1 in. '- tf P-- tf - |