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Show r III Saw OGDEX - 1 WASHINGTON'S WHEELS. CAP TAJ. OtTY A THE OKT PLACE 7 senatorial friends wttk kim, and they will atop at Ouuaberlia'a aval apr4 saor tuuoey for terrapin and father I than the equipage wUkk i kvv TfU- - Sum. O. i i ataada waiting for them ia worth. Mra i"wiit 4&r Matt Hearst has a fine fair ct carriag horans m 1 x t prt ana bM ihaa la ' lb itf unw td iLm aaarf Iiummm and a fWJutulir rarirty of tbt pot the evaator avers saw them. The km Vdiaitk. a4 at aM cm iWi! m lu. viJa ia caata at ta most antiquated and degenerate puUx Cai- Laa LaanUr, Sm Atta ooBTvyance fa good enough for sua. t t. Cwrml Koftaam aaaa. Lira York Rcwtril P. Flower, the New ft aa4 at4 LiA ta)OT.iriiil aii'lKinaira. is aaother atatieamaa who 1 to m mat Aa a?im4 BaaUaa ia tka appear to have a fancy for ancient and la keaf ia aaotacr apaarf mmn worm eatt Tehiclea. AH summer he awat ia Uw lut aa Ua timu vat Ina aa4 ao-- !, nutt-mhad a contract with a (44 Jehu leant aval Murk at atatariallr bMUf who drove one of tha most ric ketty afa taaa lU-- a lart avacXas. Waair a4 Uark an tba aalr aM ia taaaa-aUj- r on PenneylTaaia aTtnna. LaV aetii lu4 vica aka' aar aatrrtal Wa la striking contract with Mr. Fkwcr'a tors out ia the equipage of Vic Presi- lor tha 4J. aatauia VUUrd atamaaa aaia jrikimte dent Morton, which is by long odds the anralf kalinamitHrcwt. Kottkara finest in town. No Landau, no brougham, kaa. kavaaar. at l aareaat luwrr: a4 waaat S. Oa tha ao regal aa hi not even tha London raoflc pnhmi U aaa4 aacar rafiaarka i St kisuer; Laai-iH- a re- ataar mad ta'nped earri ft ViiTiiU t-i-. eria Caioa Pauile . 8. a. Paunoe-futcently imported by Sir Julian frarttuaal awxuiu. Tki a No footman ao stiff, so styliahly b raaiartafat ia Ttra af tka Baaarial tmafaira dreaaed as &e vice presidenfs; nocoaca-asa- a aiiatn'H 4uriajr tka Ur. altuUar vitk tka so austere, so correct aa Mr. Mor- fact that momry kcM van titiF tbroackoat ton's whip. The name of the latter is tkadaj. faaoaiac par eaat par 4i aal lacal White, and be need to be coachinanfor Ulaal aa eaU. tkara baiaa aa aSoru fuad at the Marquis of Lome when that royal af tua duriac tka dar aad tka latt l"a ad at tka kibat ftra, a hick reutiemaa was governor general of CantiuaaraaMBt kuadxtead. ada. Since poor Ha wkina was deposed from the presidential box White is the Ooppar. Lead and Tin. king of whips in Washington, and Lord Mbv To. Woa. 1L Coraar, Pauncefote'a coachman is tha only condoawaMa. avax Jta, tw'l. aoWia temporary with whom ha condescends dMail. Mxaua. sjujw. to associate. BooUa. Our aristocratic friend, tha foreign minister, are howling aweCs tn reeep-bo- a Maw To. Kot.1L Coram lanatboadtekaad parlors, but they do not show np atfuUova: IS IV. & 4V eooDaa .VH well on tha avenue. With few excep- V. BL raa'd Fatuae' Ui U.aawipoa....U3 month tions they hire carriages by the U.B'Hr'a....HS Instead of keeping stables of their own. Btocka. Explanation of this is to be found prob111 tNorthvaitara p'd. tM AntarieaaEa charably in theexcessiTS thrift which N. V.CaiiUal Atciiuoa 71 KrvoaNiwttioa 71 acterises the diploma tie corps here, for I'aaadiaa Paeifla. lit .... ,47 Sortk Amaricaa... V these gentry are mors eager to aare of Caa. bontlwra Paeifla... . S tOraaoa Improrm t IS their salaries than the poorest congress- ('antral . M Krira Rkort Una II Bariuurtoa 35 Paeifla MaU Laekvaaaa....... . man, who have managed to get one D.AB.U . U Raadina BH team, but are very doubtful about . l!RockUlaad..... Kria . He 4i 10S minPaul KaoaaaATazaa.. Chinees Neither the present . M 1st Paul A Omaha. ister nor his predecessor baa thought it LakaKbora uH LouiaA Nah.. us iuu rrine 44 k I'nK Pacilie worth while to keep a carriage, inas- Mieh iran (antral Walla Fai-fPaetae Exp'a SU much as there was a cab stand at the Mo. Waatara Union.... 7V4 Nortkara Paeifla. P. p'd H legation door. The present minister is N. ti a rich man; his predecessor was one of N urtk vatterau. . . . .VMS U. &. Esprea the twenty richest men in the world. New Tork Monev. Yet he appeared to share tho prejudice New To. No. 11. Money oa call tight, of all his countrymen that America is 154i If, rioainroftarad at top. Prima mercantile dull, atearir. (41bill Hurting aichanjr. not ft good country in which to spend paper, Sutr-rfa- y SLTVi; demand $4.(4 V Bar money. He not only would not keep a liter stable, but the hackmen at Dupont circle Mining Btocka. declare he drove rery hard bargains with Nw To, Nov. them. The attaches of the Chinese legaatoekj cloaed a tion are Tery fond of riding about the foUowa: S M I njHomaatake Adam Cea S 70 Sutter Creek city in an open carriage. I 00 Eureka ( on lol A .. Nororoaa suI Bale is The Japanese legation, which perior in personnel and in every way to Boston Stocks. the Chinese legation, has some exceed11. Tha stock market cloaed as Bo Not. fine make. carriages of American ingly : followsto, Om brougham must have cost (2,000. Atch.ATop Mex. bond arript.. . . M Mez. first mortaaae But tha Yankee horse trader has taken Rnrlinston M" FOR BtCYCCEa. prt tt rwr I Elae-tra- ic-4t- ' The earital It OJtiadUrtiT a city a vWmU. We who t oiwuHct, or wao watca thoee do it. are ft Ury lot We voat va&tfwveubeipiL TtevfcooUk.cleaa Itneto tempt om to paK&aa ft oocvty-aoca at laaat to lure on. laaoother city of thk oooa try. or my other com try. probably, ia that nek larra fttuabrr of LaAdaome tmkmrm la twrwrtk t ti toUl popa2AUM. la do other city do ao naaf pwaooa rida ftboat fur the run of riding. Riding two it not only pkwtmt, oibl witkoel the liCgW-jogS- WuraoTDi. Oct. 16. ru ve ru a, 1 A J B r, NOVEMBER 12, 18S0. taam lr t coat-of-ar- PatdlV-aadatiiaf- imrm. 3 at conae-quenoe- ft. Oaba end all aorta of publio vehicle) are ao cheap and plentiful here that ren economical congressmen make a practice of riding to and from the Capitol Some of the Tehiclea are shabby old things, and tome of the horsea poor, atttX iparined, knee sprung, rib showing Tebnns, but they get there just the ou rarely or never see a breaksatpa. down fa the streets here. That is be Te Hcause the streets are lira floor, ide that would be shaken to pieces in a ' nnafh in Nad Vnrlrnv Ihllarinlnhta. hnr lasts a year or two. Consequently this ia the paradiseof dealora ia what is known I aa uotoryor cneap carnages, ouggies ud carta. Only the rich or extrara-T- a buy the most expensiTe Tehiclea, lor cheaper ones will look just as well and wear almost as long. It thus comes ftboat that with a Tory small capital to para one may buy a carriage in Washington, and of course it follows that thousands upon thousands of persons in moderate ci renin stances avail themselves of the opportunity. Horses are cheap, too. Virginia is a great breeder of fairly good roadsters, which are sold in Washington at prioes varying from $125 to $250. Here one may buy a horse that will i& very nicely, and a pretty, surrey and harness for f35Q. Nor does it cost much to keep a horse. Stable help ia cheap, thanks to the of the colored population. Feed is hardly as costly as in larger cities. One of the most picturesque figures to be seen on the streets of Washington when congress is in session is that of Senator Stewart, of Nevada. The old senator la passionately fond of driving, and driving hard and fast He is said to wear out a pair of homes every three months, but as he is able to afford the luxury, that is his business and not ours. The. senator uses a light buggy, just large enough for himself, so that he is never bothered with company. Then he puts on a greatcoat that comes up about his ears, an enormous white slouch hat that . is , almost a, sombrero, huge , a i giona auu pienty ui uuuiauut, aim away he goes in all sorts of weather and over all sorts of roads, driving like a madman. He keeps a span of roadsters that are able to do their mile in three minutes or lees, and he pushes them nearly up to that speed for an hour or two. His drives are short ones, as a rule, but very lively. If the white bearded old senator couldn't pass every one on the road he would quit driving. i Senator Hearst, of California, owns a great stable of race horses. In Washington one expects to see him dashing ' an-Hb- ninc 1 4!"' I...I Ill ' . CNCLH I DM.&I J SAM'S TREASURE CART. about behind fleet and showy roadsters. But you don't see anything of the sort If there is hanging about the Capitol an old weather beaten carryall, with lop sided springs and frayed upholstering, and drawn by an ancient horse who hangs bis head humbly and trots as if he hud corns on his heels, you may be sure that is the conveyance which Senator Hearst will drive down town in. As like as not be wiP have two or three -1 limm baartiit. 4Ae) Y tli r r t Uix.' Jtea T., BmtK I n in Twain M ( L. AtlAney ransl-C'iitO- uu-Tt . AiMav W. iua. raaruarr om Jaauracr tb Paara J wtaaa fiwtala, raiKO oiocs raanaer. iaatieaef tke Peaea A. Pama. . Ilex. Central com.. lS'i dan Dieco 11 Petroleum. U. fcaihvaa. oecsa rsarracr PearaTal GiJaeav . MaeL aravavuxa raartsrr. Jmnie nf tke CaMaia-i-i. ln Jnttiee of the PraaCxaatslae JuLaOoald. auara oudwm Chloeo ProJuca OSes, raoaas K. IT aad buiUinc Ogdaa. L tah. O. Esvaaa, JJ 'AM UTAH NATIONAL BANK, Walter Wellman. B SALE CHEAP-NE- W rooms, bath room, COTTAGE, FOCB oaatr aad lth water ia kitchen, all niealy fnr inquire of Mrs. raimer, Tairtaaata treat, foar door from station fifteen, motor line, good pre: Bianea. PERSONAL. BOREMaN, LOST. upstairs. No. DOOR KEYS ON WHITE LOST-THRstring, between Vienna Bakery and Broom corner. Finder plea leave at J. D. Gill office. EE MOS Washingtoa avenue, B.HETWOOD. - $100,000, - 125,000 Deposits. RAILROAD ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Office, 308 street, Ogden, Utah. m. w. aarrro. Twenty-fourt- h BANSrOHD SHtTH. gMITH President. W. N. Sanxmo, Vice President. . Bank, A SMITH, DAILY. Arrival passenger ATTORNEEYS-AT-LA- Office, room . and 35, 36 Bank building. 87, First National PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS- and departure of train carrying at tha Union depot, Ogden, Utah. Union Pacific Railway. iMOUITTAOt TIM. .",.'' Banking Laws. H. C. BIOELOW. President. JOHN A. BOYLE, Vice President A. P. BIGELOW, Ass t Cashier. ON TIME Sell Exchange on all the leading cities of Da. E. C. West's Nervb and Bkktu Tkkat-1- 1 Europe; also on New Tork, Chicago, Omaha kmt, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizziban Francisco. and ness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Nenralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the nse of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental Wasie W. War. V. Hklftuch, Cowtv, Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting President. Cashier. in insanity and leading to misery, decay and Thbo. Robisok, and Uanager. death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhoea caused by over exertion of the or Each box brain, contains one month's treatment. $1.00 a box, or six boxes for $5.00, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES OV OGDEN, TTTA.H. To cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with $5.00, we wiO reto send the purchaser our written guarantee fund the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by H. A. : Walker, Druggist Sale Agt.. 871 Twenty-fourt- h St.. Ogden. Utah. Vice-Pre- s. self-abu- i CITIZENS' BANK CAPITAL, JJ J. PASEVITCH, PHOTOGRAPHER, Street, Ogden, . Thos. Cahoon, S. 8. Schramm. R.A.Wells, John Keck. C. E. WurtelejC.t;. Robinson, Ad. Kuhn, Theo.Robinroa ROCK! ROCKI ROCK! PHYSICIAN. In connection with general practice, give special attention to diseases peculiar to females diseases of the genito urinary organs, diseases of tbe rectum, viz. : Piles, fistula, fissure and ulceration ; diseases of the ear, nose, throat and chest. Consultation free. Telephone No? Valley cal. Battle Creek, and f intermediate points... ) lo-- ) 805-C- Mail and") Butte and Helen Ex- riress all point nbrth, No.03-F- ast O. Stephens are kept J. PASEVITCH. Leave. W. VASTS. No. Fast) Mail, Salt Lake City, 1.00 a. m No. 703-P- ark City F.xO press, titan ft iortb-ern- , Accommodation, Salt Lake City, Frisco 9 JO and all intermediate point DEALER IN- - No 2 30 m p. m V Mail, Salt Lake City, Provo, Pueblo.Dea-verj Leadville, and all poyit east Fast 9 35 a. m p. ra 9.-4- Salt Lake) 1130 a. m fi :40 p. m ) points, daily.. No. 4 Atlantic Express, tail Lakot;ity, Pueblo, 5:40 p. m 16:05 a. ra Denver and east, daily, No. "EU" City and intermediate Agricultural - Implements, "Wagons, Buggies, Southern Paeifla Wagon Material, Heavy Hard- ware, Iron and Steel. Tools, Black-smit- h TJTA.H. Leave, No. Mail, daily San Fast) Francisco f ) 2PacLBc Express, through to San Francisco and intermediate points, daily Arrive. $0 a. m 830 a. at No- - U:15p. m 730 a. m Arrival and donarture ot TJ. S. mails at tha Ogden postofiice : Ar. wept. Union Pacific 1:30." m. 8:30 a. ra. 8:30 8:30 p.m. Central Pacific " " 10 Utah Central 6.-0' Park City and CoslvUle. loai " Brurham City, Logan 10 9:00 a.m. M " and Collins ton 10 AO " Dwiver and Aspen i K 0 p. "m. m. Utah Northern " 6:30 Utah Central 5ip. D.4H.B.W 10K." 910a.m. rinntsviiie and caen, luosaays, inursaay ana I7HVIM Cheyenne A Eastern Sutnrslays. West Weber and Florence, days Deeds, Mortgages, TntB. fsTOTOTATK 80 Etc fiULinufiii T KKAT bMlal.lt aatallhit Hfl la a a.f. WrllalftMa. lMIallirAaalSBUMaB4rarlvaCMUlrla Bm. t iplaMtlM an4 Mf aall (laalH) frta. n"tH,lU. a sa-aERIS MEQlCAa. CO.. BLF FAU, Na V. a. m 90) a. E0 No. 707 Atlantic press. Salt Lake City, d, IM, strmiibnWKA,i'NoitvrMriiiui.r3ai'AHrNiiobi. ) daily...... Arrive. 1130 a. m 1 00 p. ra intermediate points... ) No.705-- Fst MsU snd' DENTIST. TI. A N. Express. Salt Lake City, and all 9M p. m 830 p. m Office, 2427 Washington avenue over Horroclt intermediate points, A Sons store. Teeth without plates and saving daily natural teeth a specialty. No teeth or roots too bad to be saved by filling or crowning. Special Bio Grande Western, attention given to children' teeth. arouimrji TTsTB. Leave. I Arrive For prices delivered call at offlca of llrnJn--r24C Washington At. Kobiaaoa at aTANHOODi ForI.0STerFAILlKO and NEKV0US DaEIXITY; 0aral weaxaeaaoi aoay aaa aiaa, aaeett of Errarmor Eumim tn Old or Tonar. ll lions hllr KfUml Haw la r.lim 6:15 p. m 830 p. m Utah Central tikb. B. SNOWDEN, The MrClala quarry of Cray Granite Kork la the Beat la tbe OGDEN,. at Market. WARRANTED. 00 a. m 9 :11 a. mous-tax-x CIVIL ENGINEERS 4 SURVEYORS, Plans, specifications and estimate prepared an work superintended. Haps, plats, tracings, blue prints etc., etc., executed on short notice. Rooms 3 and 4, Union block. No. 383 Twenty Fourth Street, Ogden. Utah. Baker Barbed Wire, UPWARDS. 10 Arrive. 200. a. ' FARIS, Utah, Ha Tins fitted np an elegant new gallery the above number. I invite the patronage of the public, feeliug satisfied that 1 can meet all demands for first class work. riI0T0GRrUS, $3.00 and Warren W. Corey, . ,. , Leave. A. COTTINGHAM, Road Carts, Buckboards. Turbine "Wheels, Engines Saw Mills. 1200,000. DIRECTORS: m Jr.. GEO. A. LOWE, DEPOSITS. .ju.. . Banking Business Q T. W. I f Arrive. ! DENTISTS. Transacted. Leava. Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City, - TABLET.. nCLCVBD. and east, daily ..J ILLIAM OSCAR THRAILKiLL, M. S., 8 No. Atlantic Eypres,-M. D., D. D. S. . ; Denver, Omaha, Coun-- i , cU Blois, Kansas City f Special attention given to tha disease of ... and east, daily women and children. The very beet reference esa be given. & Utah Northern. Office. 8 First National Bank. Resideaee .. MOCKTarM TIMB. 2S28 Madison avenue. rpuSH Territorial "C rider TIME SCTCDAT ' C. A. TTBH. A CAPITAL, - $100,000. PAID .... TBADB A CHICAGO FIBM SENT KB fin stock of dry iavoieinc $31)1X1. to szchanga for Ogdengood, real estate. Let m know what yoo have to trade for it, or part of iu J. O. KK-- t. pOB A Ogden. Utah. OGDEN, UTAH. INTEREST J. r ive Point. ropsey. MRS. MILLER, WHO WAS PERSONAL ofIFOeo. ATTORN H. Townsnend, deceased, and who afterwards married a gentleman by Ofltea, over Utah Nation! Bank, corner of tne nameot Wilson, will communicate with, Washington avenue and Twenty-fourt- h street, C. Holloway, Attorney at Law. First National Ogden, Utah. Bank building, Ogden, Utah, ah will learn of aouietuiug of advantage to her. 8. OfBoe, United States Depository. Johm, Johw A. Botxb, E. A. Rkkd, H. C. Bioblow Bbnj. Lombard, J . All negatives made by FOR SALE. LANDS AND THE CHEAPEST ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Tho. HAaanrs, in order for duplicating. I streot. XIH1ALL. EDWABO K. AIXfOM. A ALLISON, JACOB BOARD OF DI RECTORS: WORK . Ogden, TJtah. A General KOOkt. IXR ia Ocdaa. Lot 1 100 to CD. Caaa par month. Hoaas and lot (or fZA Lumber tnrniahad to parties building oa our lota., A. J, C ATTORNEY-AT-LA- BANKS. Incorporated til Great avaaoa, A BEST PLEASANT UNFCBSISHED pOB room to 1st for light hooaakeeping ; 47i t3rd JIMBALL j. B. Dooly, rrRKISHED A GOOD Practices in the District Court and all tha courts. Personal attention given to collection. Remember the plane, in Peary's wooden build SALE On sy term. Mew Ave room pORframe ing, near meat shop or V. H. Ureenweli A Bros., A house, with cellar, front and back au Twenty-tourtCall on J. W. Wareuams, Twenty O. porehea. street, Ogden, Utah. P. first near Van Hnreo. boxSli wist wiiii raacntcr. S. M. Prbshaw, ALL Grant avaaue. CIVIL ENGINEERS. Health is Wealth! h too, SALE Waahingtoa aranas. Ogden. Utah. XU7 LX, Rooai L Kay bkck. BEN- T- Fred Meiasaar. A Othc over Postofiice. 15 Twenty-fift- II OU E FOB BEST AND FCKMTVBE FOB ale; alae iao Aifciraaa A. U, Dauy loaa- - B BENT R. WHITE. invited. Ctuoatro Cattle. Chicaoo, Not. U. Cattle Receipt. f.OOO: steady; steers, St 0C5 35; Texans. S2 15 l6.i; rangeni, tSOOgSiSO; natives batcher (tock. $1 OUtrt 50. Hog Receipt, 35,000; steady; packers and S3 HXa'U W ; prime heavy and butcher' shipper, $4 00415: skip and selected light, weights, 15; heavy mixed, $3 8&4 10; assorted $2 04 7M3 85. light, Sheep Receipts, S.OOO; lower; stacker and feeders, (3 2AM4 00; natives, S3 7SS ti : westerns. Si Si4o0; Texans, $3 tutj3 7S; lambs , 276 fco TEEES BOAKDE&S AT 33 WANTED aver. Far m had rooa if dasirad rt 8. WORTHMAM. Office, le Rye-Ste- Tvaty-foa- ATTORNEYS-AT-LA- Profit, 950,000. ady at ASH. Barley Firm, SO. Whiskey-fl.- 14. ShouldersS5.37HeS 50. Short clea- r- J5.7MI J 80. Bhort rib- -3 4O&5.50 m ATTORNEY AT LAW, SiOB Washlngtoa Ave, - Ogdee, Utah. 4 MVRPHI, pAINTER OGDEN, UTAH. in some one connected with that legation, for it must be admitted the horses behind which the Japanese ride are altogether unworthy the Tehiclea, That picturesque Russian drosky which an attache of the csar's legation used to drive about the streets has disappeared altogether, and no member of the diplomatic corps rides in a vehicle characteristic of the country which he represents. Senator Stanford keeps a good stable here, and Senator Edmunds has one of the finest pair of carriage horses in the city. Mr. Blaine's great friend, Representative Hitt, of Illinois, has the finest stable of which the popular branch of congress can boast, though Mr. Hayes, of Iowa, has the fastest horsea, and tho greatest number of them. He is a breedei of trotting stock. The great variety of Tehiclea owned by Uncle Sam must not be forgotten in an account of the appearance of Washington on wheels. In addition to the large number of department wagons of all sizes and shapes, innumerable senate and house mail wagons, postoffice delivery carts and collection ambulances and military post carryalls, we see here every day a very strange government vehicle a 6teel box on wheels, guarded front and rear by heavy metal bar work, and also by five or six armed men. This is the treasury department money wagon, which often rolls down the street with five or ten millions of dollars aboard. Few American cities have more street cars than Washington. Here the surface cars run in every conceivable direction, and a belt line wabbles about, hitting all points of interest, till it has described a circle around the city, and you are carried around for a single fare. On the other lines transfer tickets are given, so that one may ride three or four miles eastorweet, and then as many more north or south, for a single fare. There are herdic Lines, too, which do the same thing; and now that the wave of activity has at last struck sleepy old Washington there are admirable electric railways to some of the suburbs, and within a year or two all those beautiful hills with which the capital is surrounded will be traversed by other roads. This city on wheels keeps more bicycles than any other city in ratio to population. In almost every family among the well to do or middle classes there is either a horse and carriage or a bicycle. In the capital all sorts of people ride wheels women, old and young, gray haired men, children, even babies, colored persons of both sexes, men with high hats, and even men in dress coats and patent leathers on their way to dinners or receptions. CLASS LAD I SHORT trcMparriiar. af oa aa aa s lilt aJwdaa. . KICELI FTBXlSilEDFEOXT pOB BEXT E3u W. OilU: Room , trd Fkxv, First Katioaal nana nti lining, ugoea, utaa. ATTORN Chicaoo, Not. 11. SpeoDlatire trading active, and the market is stronger and price somewhat better than yesterday a nervous feeling d. The situation in Wall street early aoma-wh- at improved. European money matters brightened up some, and altogether there waa a littie more confidence displayed, but operators were disposed to be cautioua and trading era largely in the way of covering "ahorta." The "bear" interest waa lea aggressive and offerings smaller than yesterday. Market no doubt oversold and the least favorable influence canned sharp reaction. Moderate buying by good houses, some representing Eastern client1 Surplus sund age. Most of the buying waa in the way of cov- Capital, 8 HO.OOO. UnuiTidea ering "ahorta," though no doubt some wheat waa bought for investment, at least for the 3. C. Asawraoga, President. market up turn. Market opened WSc lower, W. V. Hiiniar, but under good buying steadily advanced to O. E. Ha,u Asa't Cashier. eased Cashier. for December for May, up some, and closed c higher for December and We higher for May than yesterday. Beceipti, ahipmenta, SU.OUO. Active Aeconata solicited. Correspondence le Addna 1,R G1DBOM. YALEKTISE of the Peeee-- J. W. Hart. Conatabie Joaepk Hogga. noraa raacnicT. Jastiea of the Peaea Jamas Johnson. Constable Francis M. Belnap. National THJt OMNIPRESENT BICYCLE. ASTtDFlEST w kaad aad Xa. X Rao 4. Unioa biuck. street, Osdea. I tab. . L. B. ABAica, Cashier. AD LABORERS for work aa Che aev fark Canal, bo Tny. I Una. Waga. S2 B ym V. C iaraJaury A ia. day. laan-aTr- A kU'B FBOKT BOOM AT Waahingtoa aveaua, to asaa aad vife to keep eompaay to lady U Boa; vry ehaap. . ATTOREY-AT-LAW- Jnctira of tka Peaea Kickard Dya. Cavaiahla-Jo-ka Parkar. naTaa rcacoM-r- . J oat ire f tke Peaea Timothy Kendall. tmatable-ByT- oa L. Bybea. aaaaaviLUi raacxacr. Jastiea af tha Peaea Coaatble Wiiaoat Poaltar. razAaajrr vrav raacncT. Jaatie at tke PeacaW. H. CraadaU. Const hla Oaorga U. Maycock. BLaraavrus raacnicT. Jaatiea of tke Peaea Jamas Hatekiaa. CoastabU Joha J. Hntebiaa. MAaaiorr raacmcr. Jaatiea af tke Peaea Siaaoa F. Halvanoa. Coaatable-Cel- eb Parry. LiNir raacracT. Jaatie of tha Peace Petar U Sheraar. Coathl ils mas ilarrop. vnaoa raacrjirT. Jaatiea of the Peaoa P. P. Bingham. Constable-Dan- iel N. Drake. CAPITAL, . SURPLUS, - . at EX ANTFD-- K IHTI 18 U JOHNSON. J bttujsxb raaracr. COMMERCIAL . w ASD TTPaV ta Evaas at lujtaw eatoa. Apc4i t l'KMHLD Or HI E BOOM, FOB BENT Duor. straa heat-- Apply to C. A. iuvt Sauuaal bank BaMag. r EN'T A MC OrFlc11aX.TEB8 LAWYERS. PLata cm rsacracT. Jaatiea ef tke Feat Cuaatabia-Jow- ak B. Carver. Jnat'-- a wntaa- law ia afB a - t, daaav spartan. Braasa ausai. Uunauil, narrarr. iiiuvuxiWUlias JaetK of tke Paaee totatabW J aaaea IL Taykir. Standard o. wHEEuijt a H Jatir of tke Peaea Jasaea Storey. t'taubie Jiaw Danaier. Interest Paid oa Tun To, Nor. U.Petroleora Decline Naw nearly I points, but became atron on recoTer-ina- ; ahorta. Boot Pennsylvania cloaed at 73"i. beoamber at US. Frorar. raartacr. TTED-8rENOGaUP- . Jaaalar FOR RENT. ARrHITECTS, straat. roots ML TvMrtyoartb L ol&ca. Ogvkta, iab. rumrt. - E. B-- - A A SJ1ITH. lyOODS Jaatiea af the Peaea Aacas McKay. CeamaUe Ucorge E. x Tatr- aaa. baa. a imia. a iaa tag lag diaaioaiii and aperiaJ atucas a J C kaia aaaaowa. . a. aarraa JAAJtOWS A C RAFT AM, CONTRACTORS AA'D BUILDERS. rlaaa aad aHriVaiinas asada aatd astiaaata givaa aa atn beautm. t nyaiari jutouaar tue m wr. Alt aura gaaraauaas. ReMdeawe and aLeas. tint street, batVM Adaaae aad JrHtnum Fiva Fuimta. C tfeof rasik Urdea. rtaa. Tsivylmai B. Tare as. i tke Peaea furd. rors-r-a frr-Ckaii- c a. E. A. BUDaataL B.Ha W Rdaaa' casaa aad ahuUja. aad atvaa AID BUILDERS. aaa laaaaiUdrd ssn mi aataia-rl- ul tnia-D- do son C0XTRCT0RS A ULTI IX C KT WiM. atrerairv luw . i a fceaa nalgaa rrn a eaata. ary aay at act I r aadreaa M Ei pWia ceil ailVJ-aJCiaa. SJC aUt EkaD. lAiaat Oytaa. Ctaa. "astkis-w- c e3ucrr yocBlil sr auv of aratrSv aatd .... fit. a jnxBAurr Kurera. hr4aaak lMtaarudcauitad td lMUic l Taeat-fl- k- - lunaar-aw- btl Srer-k- P tOuta. L WArast?-1VTTI-EYE- WATCHIAIER, -1PraasaraiieWa. tv fni . HuLuaaraarua. Iiaar. . . a - S7-- BUSINESS CARDS. ism rg. p a iu ' fxxiTOK mraM'ft mas parad city lite Mow York. PbiladelphU or CUcao. bat it U cheap, Harkmeaara OTorywhera, with ft wonderful Tarlety of Tchicleav and moderate) charges always. They will flit yoo audio In ft cent piece, or harry for- - twaoty-fir- a they will taks party of four or five of yoo toraa boar artro ftboat tao city and mburba at tha raU of ft dollar an hoar. The drirer will ftctfta guide with-oej$r charge, and pay more attention to yea, while regaling you with bis de-arm ptioc and pointing with ma whip aa he talks, than to hie horsea. In the wide streela of Washington there ia room enoagh for all, and ft jeha may be reck-I- t or indifferent without aerioua rAt DIRECTORY. Leans, Etc., . Tuesday 6:00 p.m. and Fri- rosTomci koub. Gmieral delivery windows open at 8 o'clock a. and close at 6 o'clock p. m. Monnv order window opens at 8 o clock a. m. and closes at 6 o'clock p. m m. , AT TO COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUM Washington Avenue Ogden, Ctah. FREE DELrvaBT BT8TB9C. Bnsiness district, two deliveries per dav. at a o clock a. m. and 2 o'clock p. m. Residence districts, one delivery per dav. at 10 N. Kimball, p. o'clock a. m. n. |