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Show f THE MOENINQ ixi. ami jiriix ;pa,i.i rviret-hiu-'n:- (uuuJ. fee prizes i A;1 . Km-Hi'- 'm-b- . s . Call up EseebJur Market. IT IK, for prime cute, eaMcrn auil home dreaxeu meal. Rulu-t- a ire Brown aud wife of Sail Lake, iisuors yestirruay. i OgJ-- n M. Rath, the wholesale (nwr of Bali Ijikc. fcpeni yesterday in Ogiirn. Governor John Sinrks of Nevada, la fur a few liay. in ike A i rain passed load of .brunch ilio city las' night enroute to the rhifliuiJne. anl-lie- r A telegram received from Chief of Police Reynold. of Colorado Springs, oaten that an officer haa left there to take back H. F. Met nun. who waa in this cite Saturday night. fd K. J. Ni nrpliy , auditor for Cummings Commission Company is in the diy for a few day.s. MAY MONDAY MOBNINO, !. 190. DAISY RESTAURANT IS BURCLVRIZED Robbers Carry Off Cash Register and Break It Open. MEETING GAME FROM SMOKERS 4 1,Ji OG DEV. UTAH, CONJOINT OfiDEN WINS OPIUM a EXAMINEE, Harris, Salt lake, second; Calvert, Ogden. third. Height. $ feet. Shut put Gwnwaid. Ogden, firm; Riihaixlmn. Salt Lake, second: Judson. Salt lake, third. Distance. 30 feet 7'i inches. Hammer throw Greenwald, Ogden, first; Harrold. Ralt lake, second; Critrhlow, Salt lake, third. Distance, 1U0 feet. Running broad jump Richmond, Salt lake, first; Brownell. Ogden, second; Thompson, Salt Lake, third. Distance. 20 feet 7 4 inches High jump Richmond, Salt Lake, first; Craig. Ogden, second ; Rhufflebur-ger- . Ogden. and Kidder of Park City, tieu for third. Height, 5 fort 2 inches. The official were: Dr. J. G. Plummer. starter; Rev. E. 1. Goshen, umpire; Dr. J. Anderson, referee; Messrs. Holmes, Hance and Callahan, Judges and timers. The final score was; Salt Lake, 45 points; Ogden, 43V, points; Park City, MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT IS ACTIVE She Spends Strenuous Sunday Sometime during Saturday night the h Daisy Restaurant on Twenty-fift- h Htr Mother Rests in Pn, street. Imtweeg Lincoln and Wall avendelphia. ues was burglarized. The cash register was taken from the building and Philadelphia. May 15. m. lo a coal shed at the rear of the builddors Roosevelt, who is vin n.Th-- ,n ings and wa broken open with a cousin, hire. John W. Brock . heavy Iron bar and about $13 in small city for a fow day, spent a nc- jFIENDS THE LOCALS TAKE THE THIRD ELDER B.H. ROBERTS ADDRESSES change was taken. The robbers then HOP OF QUARTETTE AN OVERFLOW MEETING. day. In the forenoon, GAME OF SERIES BY SCORE PLACED BEHIND THE BARS. threw the machine In a corner and left Mr. Brock. Mr. Roosevel. aite-i- j, 12 t 4. The it. was matter the to reported Mwvloes at Bt. Luke's of Y. M. and Successful Very Meeting Girl Epico;,l paWhite ina Waa an and police yesterday morning Among tha Number tent church. Y. L. M. I, Associations at the Game Was an Interesting One and Colored Huaband but robbers made, as With Colored the vestigation Alice Miss Roosevelt, Was Replete With Many StartTabernacle Yesterday. ho tr left, no trace whatever no arrests were Population Figure in Police Countess Cassini. participaud jn ling Playa. made. Circle. annual The annual conjoint conference of coaching parade an active day. Early inyeitrd, the d Tbe game of baseball yesterday be- the Young Men's and Young Ladies' pothe In was day busy took a drive end breekfaa ed ,, J!" Sunday IN STATE TRACK MEET tween Park City and Ogden resulted Mutual Improvement, WINNERS of trouassociations the of all most aud circles lice home of Jdhn U. Johnson, x, point bles occurred among the colored pop- In n victory for the home team by a tbe Weber stake was held in the Ogden Roosevelt wee taken aboardliay th 7,. of number score uf 12 to 1 It waa one of the tabernacle yesterday. In the morning Some Good Records Are Mode by Stulire boat Aahgridge for a uht-iJ.- J ulation. The greatest DESTRUCTION AT KRUG PARK. arrests of negroes was made for finest exhibitions of the national game an officers meeting was held in the In Salt Lake Saturday trip on the Delaware river, aftcrTr ' dents waa she re cursed to Washington. smoking opium. Tbe first arrest Pen- seen in this city for some time. The lebernacle by tbe young men and in 15. Afternoon. The fire Neb.. Omaha. May made at 11 a. in. by Detective waa replete with startling plays. ihe stake academy by the young ladgame In the last palate which started night Chambers and Officer Due of the fiui-s- t catches ever made ou ies, the former bring honored by the WENTZ APOLOGIZES TO JPRY der, Sergi-au- t At tho high schools track meet In vilion at Krug park, destroyed that Vuure. Jlr. Spraugles and Ida Turn- the home Jiamoud was made by Fulkof Briant S. Hinckley and prerem-a large bowling er were arrested iu the rear of a sa- erson. Mi fielder fur the Miners 8pi li- Joseph F. Smith. Jr., of the General Y. Rail Ijtke City Saturday afternoon structure, the stables,and Driscoll, Tenn., 3iay 15. r;lf. (w.s a number of er's M. I. A. board and l ie latter by Mrs. some very fine records were made by alley, band stand loon oil Twenty tilth street for smok- man Jury which rendered a v. rairt ball home for the pitched good of the General Y. student from the Ogden and Ralt Lake coneeaaion buildings and trees and accidental shooting in the ch, Elizabeth ing tbe "hop. difficult team two and cbauces q( r, accepted shrubbery, causing a loss of $75,000. ward L. Wentz, whose dea.i body high schools. Richmond of Ralt latter in tbe afternoon Capt. Brown making two pielty slope, one of those L. M. LA. Su-tiasmade a new state record for broad The afternoon joint session of the found in Wise county, today reciv. and Detective Pender arrested with one hand only. Crawford also sociations was held in the tabernacle Jump at 31 feet T inches. Pari. May 15 The Journal's St. a reply from Dr. J. 8. Went, Burns, a white girl and Ollte Burns, refmir until the a eighth good game pitched dent The winners and time were as fol- Petersburg comwpoa telegraphs his alleged criminal ami was well attended. The reiwirls for her colored husband, for smukiug bop in relink that he haa had an Interview with to the finding of thecharge Mrs. Burns said inning when the locals upend Usm the iat year were read liy the reepec-tlv- e lows: In a wine room. Dr jury. and jaiunded out eight nine. Tbe One hundred yards dash Cross, Og- an Intimate friend of War Minister made an apology to the Juiy.' secretaries. The M. 1. A. authorithat she married the negro, who is him dwll,. 4m but bat was well the locals at declares showed that who secit den. Rakahlroff. up were Salt Richmond, and stake, first; Lake, in present ties, did use general that not he Beattie, black as the ace id spades, such term , lag occould Their work. serious lack of learn Relt that a ' Peters. fighting third. sustained. ond; displayed and possible Lake, Time, were and to credited him In the prw unanimously Washington, about (our years ago cur within five days, the Japanese patches. work wag good and when Conrad Snow of tiie Fifth Ward asso- :11 flat. that their profession was that ot song Individual Fifty yard Greenwtd, Ogden, first; forces being separated by a distance of and dance artists. Burns said that he their team work is strengthened they ciation for the young tuen. spoke upon 100 miles from General Kuroptakln'e Wo- Cross. Ogden, second: Peters. Salt OGDEN UNION RAILWAY AND Dr had been smoking hop" for nine will make an aggregation hard to beat. the subject ofMIkkThe Ideal Young main army. third. Time, :04 flat . man." and Katherine lilggen-hothathe the POT COMPANY. until game L'p lioen inniug eighth it had wile doing bis and years the Mobilization, Four hundred says, correspondent of the Third Ward association forty yards Myers, waa a tie but in thiB tuning W easier Notice of Stockholders' Meeting. fur alaiut four years. In distress serious la Siberia, causing her conception of "The Ideal Ogden, first; Roberta Salt Iiake. When questioned by tbe officers started the racket by knocking a three presented Harris, Salt Lake, third. Time, in some provinces It being absolutely The conference waa then Young Man. Notice is hereby given that the ., about her marriage to the negro and bagger with bases Dill sending three addressed :S7 Impossible (o continue, agricultural ular annual meeting of the lockin' on mutual improvement topwhether site knew it was agaiust the men In. Before the Lobsters quit ics work. Two hundred twenty yards Richera of the Ogden Union Kail. ", by the three visitors from Rail Lake law fur white and Idaek to marry, pounding the Miner's pitcher, eight City. The tabernacle choir furnished mond. Salt Lake, first; Johnson. Ogden, it Depot Company will be held Mrs. Btifna said that she did not know runs had crossed the home plata 15. New York, May Representa- office of the Super nt end on r ofat tl the music at the opening. Two violin second; Judson, Salt lake, third. Time, Tbe Park City boys are a husky bit duets by J. C. and did not care. Por:3C flat. tives of Swiss. French. Turkish, ' Ellerhy and J. 31. Pan-tocompany. In the City of Option Mrs. Burns was arrested Saturday and show up strong considering the Relay Roberts, Judson. Peters and tuguese and English newspapers ar- on the 7th day of June, l!M4, at inft, .,' were Interspersed between the rooms. wine had. amount of pm tic they have evening for frequenting other exerrlsea and ihe congregation Richmond, Salt lake, first; Ogden, sec- rived today on the steamships Phila- a. m., tor the purpose of e'ectin V She was released upon pulling up $ 10 Following is tbe detailed score of the Joined the choir in singing, Our ' God, ond. Time. 1:40. delphian and La Bretagne. They will rectors for the ensuing vear for her appearance. Foie vault Craig. Ogden, first; B. attend the Congress at St. Louis. game: We Raise to Thee Thanks for Thy W. J. SIIEALY. Secretary No sooner bad the matters quieted PARK CITY. Blessings Free, We Here Enjoy." down in the "Iiiiii cases, than in waa In the evening the tabernacle came a colored woman. She fold Chief I tacked to the doors to listen to Elder of Police Browning that her name IL H. Rolierta, vfho arrived on tbe Pf was 8arah Lwcliiuan anil tbut she evening train and who spoke on Tne another Mrs. Brown, ." wanted, Harry Fifth Onspel or the Third Hook of colored woman, arrested for forging He stated that the title waa not her name to an order for a railroad hla own. it had been given by a reverticket, and waa on her way to Pocaend gentleman who sought to show in tello. Bile told the chief that she. Ills criticism that the Third book of wanted the girl arrested and brought Xcphi did not. add anything of value to back anil she would apiicar against the knowledge of Christ or Christian her and aen that she went, to the penidoctrine not already covered by the four New Testament and Gosiwda of the tentiary. The mailer waa investitherefore was not U be classed as an gated. additkinal Gospel. This reverend genwere tleman. the speaker said, dismissed the Stylish Slippers and Shoes for the claim of the divine origin of the Book Sweet Girl Graduates. of Mormon by raying It mattered not . of Shoe Co. whence the honk came, the question was, It Is gold?" Had there been but took TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION a single additional parable In the Third Hook of Nephl, that might have given it ladies Met Friday Evening With About Thir standing, according to this gentlemans view, but aa there was not he concluded ty Members In Attendance. the hook was spurious, not gold. Elder in Tlio Total Abstinence Union met Rolierta undertook to show that new twilit ll,:lil was shed by the Third Book of Friday owning In the City Hall members aud friends Park City' 4 Nephl. on lertain points in the four about thirft-flv0 OOOOS1BB 0 0031 01 8 x 12 (losprls of Matthew. Mark. Luke and present. Ogden new doctrine and reveThe songs were all beautiful and Summary: Basra on balls, Grimes 3, John, and that well rendered. Those apiamrlng were Ryan 3. Green well, Morten sen 3. Sliupe. lation was theieli given. It foretold the hirtli of ihe Saviour and gave as a Anna Parker, Nellie Kiiilmlge. Mrs. Harund runs. Park City 1: two-baslittle hit. Messier; sign of his birth the turning of night and Misa Ida Christenson, Willie and hit. Rose: three-bas- e Nellie Rutledge. double play, Croaamaiin to Curtin, into day. so that, there was a day. a night and a day as If there was but a Carefully prepared paiiera were Shupe to latavilL day. a most interesting point In the read by Mine Smith and Mias Kenlife of Christ upon which the four Goe-pr- la were Themt interesting papers nedy. Wanderer Uts and Dunns Little are tdlent. It foretold hie death, received. and attentatlvcly Shoe Co. and gave the sign thereof In the great Mr. B. J. Wherry was usked to ad- School Shoes. upheavals on ihe continent of which we dress the meeting. His talk was most bco Ihe results fo this day. and sppke Inspiring. of the three day of darkness, of imTho president being absent, Judge penetrable gloom, sorrow, weeping and Bowman was asked to preside. mourning among the people on this Miss Vera Smith waa elected secrehemisphere, on all of which the four term. of the remaltiiler tho tary for Gospeis were silent. In his teachings In wore in secured Elks Will Reunite Cincinnati Six new members the Saviour on this continent gave the ti5 active which makes a total of and Signalise Event by Big July most specific Injunction on baptism. Its members and 31 pledge-signersale Band Contests. its method, even to the very object, A committee of five were appointed need In the ordinance, all be to form on arrangements for the next meeting clesr-nc- ss Rt. Louis. May II. The programme of which. If given with the same which will be on an elaborate scale In four the gospels, and emphasis The Union then adjourned to meet for the national reunion of ihe Klka. would have saved a vast amount of dislo he held in Cincinnati, the week of Friday. June DMh. difference and WUennwa now July 18 has been completed, it pro- putation. He took up Ihe liefitltiides as existing. enterseries of elaborate an for vides Croesett's $3,511 and $4.0(1 Shoes for In Matthews account of the tainment covering a period of five appearingon ihe mount and as given by Shoe Co. men. sermon the of order The grand lodge days. diess the greater clearness which rou vanes during each renuion Neplii, showing of Christ there doctrine lo the given 1 8: h, is to be entertained Monday, the elso. the declaration of the with an excursion on the Ohio river, enunciated:other sheep I have which are Saviour, euding at night, with a display of fire- not of this fold. and his manner of work on the luuihs of ihe river In the sacrament, all tendwhich the Kentucky lodges will Join administering if a single additional that show to ing Surveys have lieen completed be- with the Dlnc.Iimatt lodge. A feature of parable would have given the Third any contot-lie f will II. T. a hand the programme tween Masse and Fallon, Nrv. Hook of Nephl a standing as The Finh Kruttsckiillt. engineer In rharge of tbe for these prizes: Hands of 30 or more Gospel, what conclusion must lie drawn construction of ihe new road, la now pieees: First, prize $1,omi; second In view of the grand addltionl truths preparing his estimates and will soon $250; hands of less than thirty pieces: presented. submit them to those interested In the First prize $5o0; second $250. Altogether this conference has provFor the parade of Wednesday, the ed onu of the most delightful and Invnnlnre. According to the Reno Ga xette. there la ample room for the pro- 20th. these prizes are offered; $Ro0 teresting that, has been held by the posed line, which should derive good for the lodges having the greatest young people of the Improvement assoAMAAriAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.aAaaaaaetatYyWVyVVWlAAA revenue from lush freight and passen number In parade; $500 to the lodge rt alien for some time. and ger traffic, and murh Interest is arous- making the best apiiearanee: $500 to the lodge wearing the most iiiiitpie THOROUGHNESS OF JAP MINING ed in that aection of the country. uniform and $50U to the lodge accomOPERATIONS. one-thi- rd Gov. Chatterton. president of the panied by the greatest number of St. Pcterahurg. May 15. A stateWyoming Stale railway, a company ladles. Corset Covers, regular price 55c 38c capitalized for $10,000,000 under the Syracuse and Sara'ngs are the only ment by the admiralty covering Corset Covers, regular price $1.25 Drilling trust, has re- avowed candidates , for tbe next re- eventa at Port Arthur from 3lay 8 to 75c ceived word from Seimtor ('lark In union. May 13 was received by the Emperor Corset Covers, regular price $1.50 98c Washington that the Department of shortly before hi departure tonight RUSSIAN OUTRAGES. .. the Interior has authorized the comDrawers, $1.00: regular for Moscow. The ltaation there la price 5Qc h pany in survey and locate the route for considered satisfactory as the Drawers, regular price $1.25 7Sc :00 Seoul. May a proposed line through the Wind p. m. The pre-feshow the confidence and Preof Tok Chong, a town alamt thirty Drawers, regular price $1.75 River reservation In the central part of Rear Admiral Wllisoeft $1.25 paredness of the State. As it is expected that the mili northeast of AnJu. report that tip to the si eond cutting of communiChemise, regular price $1.35 98c reservation will lie thrown oiicii to 700 Cimsacka arrived there on last Sun- cation with Iort Arthur. Xth arternoon. the Chemise, regular price $2.00 a will MMilcmeul next June this authority day Insfanl, and faet that the Russiana dlseov-The $j.50 proviaions. forage, na- - j (rj' .In panose mine In almost the give the new road a ireniemUiu ail roniinandeered Petticoats, regular price $2.75 Jj.75 five punle and in several imnanee Pofur that traffic the hal in the here bidding tleshlp exact vantage spot Petticoats, regular price $3.00 $2.12 is sure to result tipou the opening of they seized money. The villager fled bedit whs injured Ih taken an evithe reservation. The surveys for the to the hill. Next morning the lie great thoroughness with of $7.50 dence Petticoats, regular price advHtti'ed In Kal Chung, from which the .1.1 panose must have carried greater part of ihe roHd have lieeu wlileh Petticoats, regular price $J.50 point they proceeded aud completed. their muting operations on April cut AnJu. They aHsanlted the woIDh. men. broke opeu the loenl jail, lilierated Invalid, the army orThe the prtuniipra and kidnapped the Jailer The R. ft'G. Cor art is made to fit yon not the Venue gan says: and tillage headmen. lieii-two We Japanese guns that, of Milo or any other arbitrary or theoretical figure. Il 1b rrMrtod here that 450 raptured Russian officer and men will hnrily are movinu nr ward from Feng Wang It fit all over smoothly and closely as a silk undeto chons on i!u Liao Yang road. The Thr follnwlnif at the arrivalr- - for thr le transferred from Yongiimphu ot a large fore of artillery preaenre st. twi-ntrlet. yet without the least sacrifice of elasticity or four hours: fojl. Fnnr Tenghnk leader hare hrep exe- - at Rlu Yrt ;ibmti 25 mile southwest E J. Murphy. Rt Tmtl Hri H liar strength. ina Crepg. may Indicate rix. Hell lake: E. Ifoidirr. RavllTu;. ruled at f'hon Ju. 'he rapital of north of Fr02 a Japan niention of fortifying that Mrs. C'hvnl La prot litre Wtro ; Mr. E. Sharon. Salt protect the left flank of place o Zohring. Salt Lake: J. J. Hiker. New f operations which probaThis Is net so much because of the fact that the R.4G. makers have The most thoroncMy orcan,'"'d their ha-- . York: D. Munro. Detroit; A. Smith, f; C. H. sktiVd tradesmen in Germany are the bly is v.i; .uoluded In a quailrilateri-al- . T. H. Fnllivan. f; been fitting American women for 28 years and hava developed a general houtui- - ,1 by lines connecting Siu . Gleason. Grand Knuid.-i- : Dr. J. E. Gloa-aoprinters. design scientifically adapted to the A merican figure Yen. Tait:l'.an. Fong 3Yat:g Cheng Ann Ar!xr; Sami. Blair and famIt Is chiefly because that general design Is made in so and knl'-.mThe advancing lines are many modificily. c)Ty; A. J. Ellrford aud wire. Shu THE NORTHWESTERN LINE ations and variations that your exact size and FrancDco: Janie Corrigan and wife. ATLA3. Japanese ia always to be found prohabiy ci.imeotel with shape Ran Frntteiscn: W. B. Pot ter field. G. V In R. & G. Cortcts. A War At; haa bases th:'n: rh Chantaldzv on the road . Dr. It. F. Joyce and famJlv.'A. been isstte l. by the f'l'ieii eu & North- lending to luwo atid Wi.iu ami Acju s. C. Pant ami wife. Ogifon: Wm. E. No. Mi. Price $1.25. Straight western railway. Three tine colored into Kon-- r " front, deep hip. produce! most encces S. C. Kinney and San Fran.-Uixicontinued reports of There si: maps, each 14x2(V bou"d in convenient the slender, long fully which the new style costumes demand. I! Sitlrnn San wife. and linden: wife, sitwith Chiuese bandits form for reference. 1 Its UlHUi is zi: Vr Freely. Chicago; II. E. uation show-.-i in detail, with tables .dong t'.r- Japanese fnnt and those more serious than the Jark!iijrt. Ik'liver. shi'w.ng n itive i;;. ;ry ud nuial are c.m id - re .4 and llttniKial re ources of iiiuiente. It is iiu. strength engugod Lima. Peru. May 15 Th Peruvian Russia and Japan. feared thsi Iying columns of brigand fi'ivnintitnt.-cabinet linn in pmt on re- w ill form u to tlie RusCopy Tnr.iled to puy i.f th wit!) AltiiTto Etnnuv. ideation and will nut fail sian ceipt of :nti (fil eeiits cninii.;. hy am! nivii--f-riinnril ol tiiiniBii-iof . Walker, l 4(;- i,l C. it S, V. iitciie ill. m)iil:tkin to covert a(ra i Tin other mini-itfort'lcii uffair R!.. Halt lx!;r If they !! ioiiviiiee-Hy.. C:'- il Sunh 31a; that tho .la pan j retain lie ir .. ,i t l f'.j.i-alin- arc I.iiig a wiuning fight. OF M. I. A. PARK CITY ARRESTED s' ' e e II. Mother Is in from Rawlins. ' T)r. J. FL Gleason of Ann Arfior, and C. H. Gleason of Grant Rapids, Mich., re visiting in the city. George Mitchell, of the Associated Press staff of this paper, entertained his sister Mrs. E. Sharon and Mr. Zohring. of Salt Lake City, yesterday. M7. and Mrs. E. Munroe end Misa Monroe are in the city from Pocatello. . m nec-on- 8-- 5. Mile Nellie Schofield of Idaho, is visiting In Ogden. Rexburg. n P. C. Kltlle, the ,tnan la In from Promontory. mining well-know- J. Hogan of the Oregon Short Line, at Pocatello, is In the city. that. J. L. Rarkwell. tha pining man with many matrimonial difficulties, left for tha cast Saturday also reported that his night. It room-mahelped him to rarry hla trunk to the diot down a back sinter, Ills reported 1 te An excursion was run from Salt Taika yesterday to Ogden and about 3H1 people ca'me up on It. The canyon waa the principal attraction and was visited. The Hermitage lias not yet. oitened but will lie on the 22rd. with a grand ball. The Oaka. which has been opened for some time and was very exten- sively visited. The funeral of John M. Stoker was held yesterday afternoon from the Wilson meeting house. It was very largely at I on Jed add the ceremony was Impressive. In D. p. Tsrpey, the ritjr. the 8. P. land agent, 1 C. O. Whtttemore. eltorney for the Ogden Fewer Pine nml Clsv com puny, was an Ogden visitor yesterday. Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION. Ne-pld- atcnless Suit Bargains , 15.-T- wo GALLACHER'S TRUNK FACTORY. 322 25th wtreet. Manufacturers of Tnings and Bags, Leather Goods. Repairing at reason able prices, on short not In. Call and see us and we can save yon 25 per DAVID I. GALLACHER. cent. KENNEDY!! DAIRY LUNCH BAKERY. AND Individual lunics and Ice cream nerved from 5:30 a. m. to 13:30 p. m. 2154 Washington avenue. Chan. MDlghsn. Iuuira M. Melghao. THE MCIGHAN ABSTRACT COMPANY. 5403 Hi Avo. Telephone 662 Y. r t. 1 i are new permanently in our new atore, and have a complete stock of tho Old Reliable Cleveland and Eagle Bicycles. Wo art better equipped now than ever to take care of all claeseo of Repairing.. All work guaranteed and turned out on timo. Our lineo of Fire Arms. Ammunition, 6porting Goode and Cutlery la complete. H pH W yved fci (r lie (ftila TM IN ; eaaloy Suet ib fad : trd jortth July! ptd fctiiat hitff. ihH for i Aitu -- B i Owing to the backward season in the East, we able to secure the entire stocks of several manufacturers Ladiesf Suits. The concessions were so great that we advantage of this bpportunity to enable us to give the of Ogden and vicinity, the greatest Suit values ever offered this section. The prices named here are just about half what they would be if bought in a regular way. Take advantage of this opportunity to save a snug sum on your suit. rd e e mess meet May women the other one for and lugs, held were men for today ended the and thlrty- tlftli annual convention of the International Y. M. C. A. of North America. A! the meeting for women Mia Heleu Gould read the lesson of the day. P. M. IVnnor, general secretary of the ash s' let Ion's farm at Denver told of the benefits of the farm. Buffalo. 1 i n! -- M. bod steal Our Greatest May Sale of Silks rd ELABORATE PREPARATIONS Miles of rich and beautiful silken fabrics in an almost limitless variety of weaves and colors. Unequaled in its scope, the begins anew Monday. Dress Goods . Sale rd j That we may materially reduce this great stock of goods before the advent of warm weather, an exceptionally inviting sale has been planned. It is our purpose to present the most attractive values ever announced by this or other house. lid P ih the Iri X.tM aft lietdu tfcatki asr tkvt Cite spa Ha aria Bar v foils 1M hktys nyts ml. for BrRn iwuk folly anitu lb mt uidn imn fit era Mhr TbKIo ainlK fltopti Kt be. I Muslin Underwear Safe A lot consisting of Gowns, Drawers, Chemise Skirts Corset Covers at Thei regular price. an Helgo-Anteric- dia-petr- H. C. HANSEN 15.-0- We solicit your patronage. Adjoining Optra Houae rf WO CSSs d: .Jsoo R11-l- 1 El gB53Effi5S3Bagg THE 8 REED HOTEL SUCCESS MARKET 2368 WASHINGTON AVE. Live and let Live' la our metto. We da not promise to erll yen something for nothing. Our Meats are fresh. We endeavor to please every body who patronizes the SUCCESS MARKET. only. Phone orders given special attention. FEONK & ElKfil Phone 227 Y. M&tKlJtoaibi a- ! if Tfoi1 mi Titu JT tit mt Go WV F fo Jn Pd the rt (! "if U ' 00 "nut kt- -i Fn cut-of- n. J ; Ruaso-Japane.-- Nr, Ajr.tl-- e Mill-hell- 1 hr.'.es' IMiil-Hp- eff.-xe- t J-- Ihu-ter- n - -- 1 ln-- liu-nac- nrt-Jili- ni r r lI tOIISST e mit-of- The LILLIE BRAND LARD not made by a TRUST OUR no compound or LEADER, EASTERN LARD mixed with it. Ask your GROCER for it. 10 Ih. buckets $1.10 5 lb. buckets 65 5 lb. buckets 35 1 No. baccn 15 These prices for one week ve Saota Mr-l- ae - i i.!-- Thomas ; rxi Ti.--. rV v ,sa'is |