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Show OGDEX DAILY COMMERCIAL: siM mm. the A SHOU1XC F I HI. VOSM ! ALL UKPAjfT ML I v The P To rt UuA. m rafaaa. I Porter Paaroe. Kaiohart Sbouiter. Kraak Monthly xkuol li port. Foiiua iag are the report to the or in of tit vartooa achuok for tripalof Nor. iL l"tj QMayal P R. C wm mm is- in . . " IK truufrr MlBta-of by iraatar I uiabrf of I uu.'--- .- al k r . ttX by li by t st BiUuU Sum N 'xt mo .na. ita -- umtkn lard. ru. caw corporal uiabrr uf - Building No. 7, First Grade: Huber liaird, Paul Biahop. Walter Weimar. Matlio Morns, Johnnie Hartmj, Foster Lecah Meyer. Wardly, Orla Griffith, , Matilda Oa- May Toler, Mamie Lx-lerK. blalloe, leactir NumVr of ataMBt N School Xo. 7, Third and Fourth Grade An net I Baird, Mabel IhaL Corev Soot l. Blanch Jonea, John t'hrt tensea. Ciiartea CarUwn, Jeaae Brown, El'a Uaborn, Earl Riehardaun. Hannah E nmertauu. Harry Toller. Charlea Hanibly, Lillie Oborn. T. H. BarBotcv, Teacher avaraaw of aaaala - Alioe Puikar.Onlla Fuikavr. Pawl Shaw. tduh Mav Shaa. Chariee Shaar. Jn'Vt'ilaoa. Ada Wah lee. George Wahleti. Mabel Wbitoey, Ernest Bow num. Kav Boa man. Hecry J. M V.-- . Teacher. Sanberg ijgg SiULU-ruTOai- - .1.- Br..n. 3. punirhaiaa' 4 St a af uuaa or iruani pupil. NMTHKk AJbiEXT 11 ion uiIaMtoSlie t lUJi. H NrvL P, natted ajBuai fanoM A Itnk Ifci QiMtm m -- , T aval rttusea words tells what Hr at mti fmarr u TiKllY. Building No. 8, Second and Third tirades: Alexander Holdea-yn-. John Lam pert, George Moeoch, Fred N e. Wade Hampton, Austin Wilson, Willie Stephens. W illie West, Zaini Cannon, Eva Fowble, Pearl West. Reika H. : Pearl Goodie, Florencetirix, Henry Belcher, Fay C rey, Georgie Xohu, Lester Corwv, Archie Mav, Fred Markle, Horace Reed, Riley Kelley. Frink Ma aon, Web Corea, Mabel Dillingham. Ivy Fidith White. Forbes, Aileeu F. Stfli.er, Teacher. Ke-ne- S hool N i 1, S.v nd and Tnifd Grades Paul Barrows, Birt Fleming, Frank Building Xo. 8, Second (irade: Hel-m- a Hal crxm, Willie Harris. Frank Kirwan. Wen miss, Willie Smuin, June RobI; :iirdson. Burt , Kdt! Shepherd, erts, (i.'uevive Mathers, Lily Edward Sehills. Hid Wood, William Ter.ah Lovinia Jessie Griffin, Herrick. iiy Bcirdneau, Hose Jackson, Farley. iielnap. Lena Jensen, Anna Jensen, Mamie For C. A. Lisa, Teacher. ter, Adele Cliilds and Gaorge Story. Mi Wii.sdn, teacher. Building Xo. 8, First Grade: Albert David Melvin , Lawrence Allan, White, Building No L Firt Gradr-Ei- fie Littletield, Eula Guhck. Floesv Jak Ltllie Alice Jackson, Smith, Wilssn. Stephen. Kniiiia Si.iith, Lillie Mann. Maud Woods, C. Robins, Teacher. Mary Hopeu, Ma'cio Jucknon, Gusaie Sallenlert, Ethel Fowler, Janie Fute, Building Xo :t, High School Juliet Sarah Em pay, Ruth Hilliard, Willie Marks, Kate Scheiiseubach, Ida Stephens, Gilbert Porter, Frank Penilor, Herman Knauss, Hattie Markle. E'.ldie McDermott, Alfred Empey, T. B. Lewis, Principal. Johnson, Le Pulmerton. John Benton l ivi C itchpool, Joy Pa"e, Budding Xo. 10, Eighth Grade Clarrw r. .., JunmieDean, X. ft riarry inn, Martin tuus, yna tory, ence Gunnell, Edgar Hadley, Charles Chariie Keller, K ilxTt Hmp and Maggie Hollingsworth, QeoTM Knauss. Harr Mary M. Maovirk, teacher. Doyle. Boyer, Lena Darland, Luella EdwHrds. Jessie Hurlbut, Cora Vi ks. Xo. and Third Second 2, Buildinjr E. C. McXui.v. Teacher. Grades Florence Wat kins, ( irace I'aine, Euoioe Paine, Murrey Beiber, Eunice Building Xo. 10, Fifth and Seventh Murphy, Joe Paine, George Foray the, Nancy Douglass, Fred Burdett. Eitie tirades Mamie Bond, Arthur Conlisk, Cruni, Erneet Thompson, Ira Thompson, Duisoy Fell. Leon Graves, Joseph Hall, Ethel Welch, Clarence Childs, Oscar Mary Heath, H. Hollingsworth, Mamie Browning, Hebor Coleman, Janie Her-ric- Harrington, May Jenkins, Belle Leek, RufiiR Campbell. Elliott Hender-8o;i- , Claude Linsley, Mattie Mathews, L:iuro Alma Borg. Miuty, Jennie Reniiek, Willie Seley. Jknkik (hxrm, Alta Shilling, Xellie Sturtevant, Edith Teacher. Tavey, Cora Thompson, Bert Adams, Building Xo. "2, First Grade: Stella Xellie Carruthera, Blanche Emmerson, Bisber, Zinie Budge, George Oofiew, rarl Eddie Lanning. George Oram, Ethel Frowning. Josie ilall. Myrtle Murphy, Snyder, Fred Sisson, George Walker, Xellie luaoinf, Lena Manning, BonBirdie Borenian. Eddie Holmes. nie Fetrovitzky, Jimmio Pingrec, Dora Miss L. Williamson, teacher. Paine. Amy Paine, Ethel Stone, Charlie Van Winkle, Rase White, Eliza White, Building No. 10, Third and Fourth Annie White. ' Grades: Charlie C:iry, Adolbert Chase, Walter Homer Jenkins, Leroy Building Xo. :, Seventh Grader-Lou- ise Mcintosh.Couch, John Dillingham, Lucy Robinson, Hat-ti- Frank Stevens, Peterson, Guy Ridgely, Joseph Torgeson, Clare White, Mary Robinson, Leona Woods. Elsie Dee, Katie Hart, Georgiana Carhart, James Phillips, Florence Aley, Emma Baker. Jennie Beringer, Hattie McCausland, Nettie Robins, Xottie Florence Cromwell, Ada Kiaus, Joseph Tube, Clem Williams, Cromwell, Harold Wardleigh, Rolla Griffin, Arthur Dukes, Clara Fry, Margaret Furey, MagAnna Pidcock, Alta Johnson, Peter Thorsted, Alva Gunnell, gie MeElroy, Sarah Ridgely, Shipley. HanIrving Eaimett, Alf Brown, Henry M. C. BaileV, Teacher. son, Harry Farrell.JVictoria Slater, Stella Minter. David Conner, Mary Moore, Building No. 10, First and Second Jennie Uussell. Grade- - Inez Adams, Marie Adams, D. H. Adams, Teacher. Blanche Aley, Nellie Bonnet, Delsie Baker, Marian Baker, Huss, Annie Building Xo. 8, Sixth Grade Charles Huff, Anna Hanson, Daisy Xellie Lee. Leni Atterbury, John Austin, Ervie Bcltzer. Jack, Ethel Olt, Lela Stephens, Mable Arthur Hadley, Peery Herrick, Mont Ova Ella Tavey, Irma Orchard. Bert Taylor, Lawrence Phelan, Sawtelle, FrancisTackett, Powers, Lucy Grange, Walker, Albert Griffith, Maud Bateman, Alice Joe John Barnett, Walter Barton, Florence Corey, Leltie Dean, Clark,Scorille, Abe Foster, Fred Huff, Eddie Hottie Furey, Myrtle Gunnell, May Lack, Ray Lennsley, Guy Xelson, Harry Hartog, Laura Horr, May Jack, Veda Xelson, Peter Minock, Frank Mcintosh. Littlef.eld, Celeutia Larsen, Bertha Frank Snyder, James Wadman, Charles Linsley. Mary Manning, Maggie Peterson. Alice Poppen, Dora Snow, Ada Mrs. M. Howard, Teacher. Turner, Emma Wilson, Perrie Wygal, Edna Weaver, Joanna Weaver, Florence School No. 10, First Grade Harry Littleheld. Brown.IGeorge Berringer, Earl Clark, Miss Gn.r.EsiiE, Teacher. Charlie Goodhart, Sam Kurtz, Bennie Kilpatrick, Arthur McLellen, Dan MeBuilding Xo. 3, Fifth Grade: -- Ollio Elroy, Albort Stanfore, Rennie Tanner, Exum. Ernest (iarlow, Eddie Hurlbut, Harry Wright, Bennie Dennis, Cornel Willie Miller, Arthur Morning, Charley Hartog, Chrystal Carrol. Nanie Fry, Rhine, Hiram Sandberg. Willie Shaw, Bella McLellan, Hannah Mathews. MilFreddie Williams, Ed Campbell, dred Ott, Gracie Richmond, Daisy McWeaver, Frank Abercrombie, intosh. Fannie Maih ire, Teacher. Willie Soler, Arthur Deuuis. Gussie The finest and greatest variety of Scudder, May Ballard, May Cave, Ella Child, Josie Clair, Ella Fretwell, Emma handkerchiefs and mufflers for ChristForsythe, Angelina Harris, Frankie mas ever shown in Ogden at Paink. & Hi rst's. Krider, Roso Morning, Belle Lawrence, May Roberts, Georgia Tyroe, Vira Patronize the new Commercial book Walker, Lizze Hart. Bt.t.r.E Lanning, Teacher. s bindery, where you can get work at Omaha and Lincoln prices. Building Xo. 3, Fourth Grade- - John To Sotten the Skin. Browning, Willie Van Dyke. Roy Dee, Ladies whose skin is subject to roughJessie Cartright, Roso Doxey, Adolbert Gay, Ida Bushman, Ethel Paine, Mollis ness when exposed to the air may remeWoods, Willie Keeling, Jonnie Kertz, dy the difficulty by applying Wisdom's Oscar Weaver, Minnie Krager, Jennie Violet Cream. It restores the natural May. John Richmond, John Smith. action" of the skin and induces softness and elasticity. Trasey Whead. Miss M. Stkleb, teacher. "Sohmer,"' the Quenn of Pianos. If your hair is falling out, ask your Building No. 4, Second and Third Grades -- James Carlson, David Davis, druggist for Skookum Root Hair Grower. Jane Davio, Lulu Eldridge, Carrie Hen-seWhite House, Salt Lake City, Willie Kingman, Leslie Lansing, Martha Miles, Lawrence Moore, Myrtle Corner of Maui and Second South. Oram. Ada Parry, Frod Robinson, Royal Most central location of any hotel in the Read, Llewellyn Shanks, Josio Schoes w, city. Opposite postoflice. Union ticket Arthur Williamson, James Shipley, and Pullman office in the hotel. Newly Mrs. N. E. Kin;, teacher. remodeled and furnished throughout. Table unsurpassed. Electric light, bells, all modern conveniences. Terms, 2 School Xo. 4, First Grade Carrie and H. L. Hall, Proprietor. Peterson, Xellie Greenwell. Gertie Mil- per day. ler, May Hill. Josie Williams. Lila the "Sohmer," Queen of Pianos. Leniio Higginbotham, May Higgin-bothaHattie Gibson, Meta Ranch, C. E. Coulter, M. D., physician and Martinis Cnrlston, Lovvie Wright, Em- surgeon, 2127 Washington avenue, over ma Ipson, Alice Doxey, George Doxey, Horrocks 4 Sons. Telephone 240. Mollie Ingbrolson. Lulu Sehoesser. Order your coal of the Ogden Coal Jimmie Williams, Joseph Keif, Charlie Yard on Telephone 163. Swenson. Raymond Hill, Lewis Reed. Company. Wall ave., between 22nd and 2 5rd Sts. Tonimv Larson, Richie Rnnch, Alexan . Bah-om- -- Scben-senbac- e ., e -- Min-noc- Els-wort- h first-clas- Wig-gin'- I r--- rltj. f kmtttk tier ara T To mbrnf. RAILROADS GRAND Scenic Route iraaatiatlT mUmmU wrmwrntky Un. i.ra p- -n in the hungry spell, and finally ! k.e. ofipfe .a.Lg N- - fluttering, aaay fkwotbmath, side. c.J of Bermg "j'JLJ11 SaS"'aw'wS m ek bf f SJ td dropsy em Dr M.. Heart Cure at just the thirst (or For their I heaiWhi. equaled. V i Kin treatise on I i -- AilS JvORlffWBT PORTUJffl C. P. thaam. weak- - Heart and UNF. flnaalssja tea fharraa- - past la wirtisil Om by Oe ah know a a cekbratad article. ra. tbmca taa aveaty vsaUr mtwm Walker cf advent ur a iw.--. seaio-arro- a. taa Waallfol June 1. To Mr W. M Watdoaa-- Dear story She aa? s that about u i i.n . Ua of Kf . to ia (rsei ettyha; at Kobert Sir I hare triad your faj Cwai: Coal! Las Coal! try riasn.es (jeUas Oaie ox " It i exceUaBt, aavi I abadi be at night, she One hundred car load at the Ogden Land sf the rtg.theOllte aa4 the Ttaw. piaaaad to reniimnasi it to all asy lady homued to see the face and haaeVa of what she thought greatly rvaeaabled a Coal Cols yards. Wail avenue, bet aea II U tori ( aUforala-Bof- ae rriaaafa. Betawe aaa, yourn truly. ef " RaUJL. human being. It IricJiTr-orher to such Twenty atoood and Taeet. third streets. ef the Padre Jaadper ser-- a Ari an mtmt that she fainted. When he Teiephotie 163. Kaased far fair Beacrta where ear her at orr to her hnaband he cosse ttet aad pleasarr aeter eleys. H Kline has returned from the roast h- - r t J That nightmare of man's bi'urii, but a tew da Ago with a hue of momx-- el caa.au lo magnificent holiday goods aratTiprL he indut .d him to go np stairs at a f r. hlrli .: MY THK .11 imported direct from China and Japan. stated boor and fin if be could an- - the Call banawtas sleep from ear eves, redil -- Tae rossaiito -- Taa Btf T?ea.-Ta- aca and ae him. Chinese and t asr a i Ml aaa la. and Uiug. He complied with Bazaar. J65 Twenty fifth street Japanese yiaida to the potent inrluaooa uf tlu Tonic. It her requot. and was amazed to are the Engusli Dandelam tones uo tiie dureatire or We are offering 2t' chenile and Max ONLY 36 MM face and hands, which had every I ha appetit. makes assimdatsm of food iadicatiou of a Yeleur curtains at tao thirds the coat human being. manufai-ture- . to BETWEEN pneajhle and invigorates the whole aya-tewill FRAHCISCOAND PORTLIJP It ass to pay you ghit rtwUibled an old them. Ogden druggists aetl it at f 1 per III sWT. Piji as the boose was owned and lie oraaa Caa lue baaaufnl Moaab'ae Fa la Ca:l Mib by Jacob Anderson, who ditd and l iver Fills Ml. Mhaala aad iae man terni tcezerj ol a few years since, a great many people THK KAt. BABY. ILe sll)ou UoiibWBM, sti Act on a new principle - regulating the L(bL tj waa it Achis thought protably liver, stomach and bowels through the urns kocsu, r.tm 11 toraa. lirasMou of the Vue.tion ol Kut cordingly Mr. Mar, who la a stranger nerves. A new discover). Dr. Miles' SK!UIMi for Breakfast. Fills speedily cure biliousness, bad inthLi hvv. visited Mrs. John aiseoKB. uuoi-- VI gluto,lfor dla Moue b the Literary Soriety. ASULAKD Oracoa. tor aaapt. who ia a daughter of the late taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation, The meeting of the Ogden Debating Jacob Anderson. An album was children. given t'uequaled for men. women, Club aaa held last evening, in the her contaiuin;; Andyrsou' photograph, Smallest, mildest, surest! 50 doaea, 25 cents. Samples frt at H. A. Walker county court house, and proved one of which ohe uickly rocognire l on sight. Mler never saw Anderson, and the the moat interesting sessions of the aea Mr. Her Fare Her Fortune aon. The question debated waa: "Hf moment she looked at his picture aba Is commonly said of famous beauties. rec it as liketnv an exact ignited She who uses with artiatic taste s noltfd, That fiat money should be the of the face she saw in the old Anderson Famous Rils-r- t oe has fortune in circulating medium of the United boose. States" lhe isaession of a complexion to which The people don't take much stock in nothing but the bluan The affirmative waa championed by of the rose or the SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS but Mier's business, and freshntsss of the lily can be compared. Messrs. Fash and McD.iniel.and oppoeed spook Mr. I'd in preparation who are accredit ple't, by Anderson and Joh neon. Considering other is just what it is the stringency of the money market, llie ed with seeing the lie spolm of, are claimed to b- - thefooal deiigbtfal toilet amount of opposition developed to Hat certainly increasing the belief in this artiele and nl srfe't lieautitier liead iu testimonials from money was remarkable, but this may be vicinity that there are such visitati ns. known. a; 'i nun ted for by Mr. Johnson relating a Mrs. Mier is an famous artiste's, celebrated chemists intelligent lady. Cor and eminent sad exjierienoe with the same, (letitlc physicians. it never- Pittsburg DispaU'h. still men on the of tbc suppose! a tunlUng .a aMafafraa Sold and guaranteed H. A. t sne ml ! d 6r apt-ma- HOURS il i .. ri t gkt. ij th tt I Golda-borou-- NO The pupils whose naataa are found in hie lint have been neither absent nor tardy during the school mouth ending November 21, 1890. Total, 478. Building No. 1. Fourth and Fifth Grades Charlotte Bauford, Cappie Itichardaon, Willie 8altenbarer, Georgie Shilling. Jessie Ford, Annie Euipey, Archie Clark. Hiram Richardson, Ada Boles. Mrs. Stili.weu, teacher. I ! j tk gat. that ib waldaiaay tke Kaidmae " teal- - of 1690. 1U. kvjttrf at BlffUJZk urnr. f Pal" taMi Okbratrd la a tea rrrrj Lt Uiat-her- P" ra rmumn. latn.i to be ahMatted bene TV MjOMjjuuiuung. -- i ' - - StMca far San una, fcarai. iLraxii flarr T Tutal fine lane- OF t all Paatla Who Were John nam, jaar But, fm ii Mp William Cu. Sritlwr t b4 at W Tardy are )' .'.! Mmw. Dni Encteaa. Am Halt Pmm Haa X oaaeren ..!. a caw MMm. t lapattaat W,. B4v am faajai of uaaT buff DEi' EMBER WEDNESDAY, u. HI -- Wia-dom'- !. Denver, t Chicago, I accept negative theless. is The society preparing t" give another public program early in January, and it is intended to make il the lest of the series, Ixith in u musical and literary line. Farther particulars will be published soon. a. The Watermelon Luailetl ullli VI There was a funny oci'iirrence on Pratt street wluirf W. Iiiewlay. A sailer on an oyster puny which had ls'ii cruising about tba ..-tgrounds off Mogothy river laiuhsl with a dilapidated looking watermelon under his right arm. "Sohmer," the Queen of Pianos. The mariner entered a nearby saloon and laid the piece of fruit down. An ijo'i frewalflal with gravel, dinbetee, It being a little late in the season for or any derangement of the kidneys melons a crowd d around t, Iimi's organs? Oregon Kidney Tea is at the sailor's gather, find, and several of them a safe, suro am' sjieedy remedy for all such troubles. emphatically expressed doubts as to of the melon. The sailor, in Blank books of every description man- nocent of what was inside of it, said to ufactured to order at Thk Commi:k ml prove the melon was in gixxl shape lie office. would plug it before carrying it to his best gill, to whom he intended to t "Sohmer," the Queen of llanos. it. He did so, and upon extracting Rook Springs coal, delivered at your a piece of the rind alien t 100 wasps f ew home. Oden C ul Company's yard on out and made about the things lively Wall ave.. btween 22nd ami 2:!rd St place. Telephone 163. It seems that the melon was somewhat Wisdom's Ribertiue is meeting with overrule, and while lying neglected in great success everywhere, and is rapidly its Ixtl a family of wasps had lxired a supplanting every other preparation of a small hole in one end of it and taken np like nature. Ogden druggists sell it. their abode therein, The man who it to town rushed out of th "Take it before breakfast," because it brought with several of the insects settling will give you an appetite, regulate the place bowels and cleanse the system of all im- down upon his face, aud in his hurry h knocked over an Italian fruit stand, fel purities -- Dr. Henley's English Dandeon a cat, which was nearly crushed t lion Tonic. Sold everywhere. death, and nearly knocked two policemen into the doc. The restaurant man No Mure Coal Faininc. See the Ogden Coal C;., Wall avenue, pnt out his gas and left his dogs to fight the wasps. Bal'iinore Herald. and Twenty-thirbetween Twenty-seconstreets. Telephone 183. Over Ruins. er pre-sen- Speculation Get it knit. Wisdom's nobaftiM is tuo only preparation now used by fashinable ladies to perpetuate a beautiful complexion. Ask your druggist for it and do not be induced to take anything else. Dr. Henley's English Dandelion Tonic cures indigestion and constipation and tones up the entire system. Magazines bound in all styles at The Commercial office. Winter Is Here! Order your coal of the Ogden Coal company. Telephone 163. Get it knit. No More Coal Famine. d d Rupture and Files. Absolutely cured without knife, ligature or caustic. By Prof. Henry Grow, at Central Hotelannex,room44. Ogden reference, T. B. Heller, auctioneer, and others. Consultation free. Get it knit. Brick Dust Sediment in the Urine ought to le a warning to all people. Oregon Kidney Tea corrects all such ailments. What a Prominent Business Man Knows. Or., January 12. Having used the Oregon Kidney Tea for one of my sons whose urinary or gans were injured by taking turpentine. I cheerfully certify to its beneficial ef fects, and recommend the samo tc the Lot Linkumork, public. Agent for Wells. Fargo & Co. The Coal Famine is over. See the Ogden Coal Co., yard on Wall ave., between 22nd aud 23rd streets. Telephone No. 163. The Morning Cocktail. Taken before breakfast, creates a false, injurious appetite. A wine glassful of Dr. Henley's English Dandelion Tonic taken before meals strengthens the digestive organ and enables you to relish a hearty meal without injury to the stomach. Get it knit at Luke's Knitting street. tory, No. 326 Tweaty-tift- i le-in- g See the Ogden Coal Co., Wall avenue, and Twenty-thirbetween Twenty-seconstreets. Telephone 163. Send your orders for fine job printing to The Commercial office. Pkndleton, The strange story, told on good authority, of the ruins of great fortified city, built of dressed granite blocks, found on the Masnonaland plateau, in South Africa, has given rise to a great deal of curious speculation, for its history b wholly unknown. Many of the walls are completely covered by the dense jungle, and very old trees grow on the top of the ruins. If the city or fert was built by natives it must have lieen in remote periods of time, when there was a higher civilization than now, but it is just possible that the fort was constructed under the direction of early Portuguese explorers and by the aid of cheap slave labor. Only a superficial view has lxen mai'e of the ruins, bnt light may be thrown on the mystery when the houses themselves have been explored. Light is rapidly turned on the Dark Continent, and the stories that come from it are as interesting as those sent to Europe from this country 300 to 400 years ago. Then, however, the news was not widely disseminated. Now every one who chooses can learn from day to day what is going on in Africa as in other parti of the world. Exchange. Fac- h Skookum Root Hair Grower will cleanse your scalp and develop a new jrjwth of hair. For sale by druggists. The (ase of Judge Frier. Who St. Louis, Kansas City, .Lincoln, Suf- fered Thirty Years. Bai.em, t)r., April 10. I hereby eartif) that I have Usn troiililiil v. it .1 dl- - !lse of the stomach and kidneys for the last thirty years and that after ttfiug four boxes of the Oregon Iviilmn Tea I have found great betMSI and relief from it. A. II. Fkihi:. Ijiite County Judge of Folk Cmnity. St. Joseph, Omaha. i Did yOU Well, yes, HlttM a bargain at Paine in A FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS TKALN8. ALL OX Out Famous Dining Cars rvACBsn to iu Tumocaa TiAisa. for tnrt&ar tntormatios oooearutuit blankets? Hcrmi's, Una, apply to any Ticket Rio Grande Western Railway. STANDARD GAUG& CURRENT TIME TABLE In Effrci "Sohmer," the Queen of Fianw. (let it knit. Brick dust sedimontin the urine ought tAST Kateajbn Mail :M trail' I'rovo Arrive Ureen Rier lieave (Ireeu River Arrive Oranil Junction Lenvn (irnnd Junrtien ArrirePnehln Arrive Deprer . Vo. L EHT POI ND TnilVH. That languid feeling will leavo you aa the kidneys are put in good order rVht celclirutul Oecwmn Leave Denver Kidney Ten never fnils to do the busi- Ienve Pneblo J ry it. ncEH. Arrive Oram! .! line! ion i'nritlr Mail have an elegant Oak piano which has onlv been in use two months, which t will aril for IQSD caab; full alee. Ad- dress x tio4. I I "Sohmer,"' the Queen street. 16TI. How to Prevent . Provo Prove Halt bake Salt Lake Oiclen I )H . ov a 1 Pailic So. LOCAL TRAINS. of Pianos. OGDKN One hundred carloads Rick Springs coal at The Ogden Coal company's ynrds Wall aveni o, between Twenty second and Twenty third (Irani! Junrtiou (ireeti River. . grata River. . . hxpraae m m m tn hi m m m RxpreM. I0 n m 7 m a m 12:45 B. m 11 45 p m i 4 :U a. m .n i 4 40 n m 2 :: p m .Hi m 4:24 p ai - vi m ;44 p m Z AO p. m iH m m a au p. m ItfBa ai 4 :30 vi i m p m 4 :45 p in 2 00 a m ' oO a a hi llfflp - Arrive Lnavp Arrive Leave AJrive Leave Arrive Xftjfr ), l:56 p m 10 a p m !1 3' p II SW p. m H'40 p. II :.' p m ". .n ;:() i. u p 5:40 p a. m 0:30 p 92V i. ill ;50 p m a m 3 :22 p ml 2 0 a m HB p. mi 7 tt a. a (1:40 :5ft poon aa nuirklrnr l'iano for Sale Cheap. a a V din-Lete- An Oak Ca, 1890. &JL TBA!M. DOCXO to bo a warning to all people. Oregon Loare )lpn Kidney Tea corrects all such nil incuts, ArrlvcKalt bake ... LaveSalt Lake a treats Bright s disease and cures Arrivp ProVO Money on Hand To lend on approved real estate security. R P. Hl'NTEK, 2114 Washington Avenue. lM QBO, W. VA.IJL.KltY, It I j.U. "Sohmer," the ymeii of Fuiuos. Iteautit'ul Woiiiiii. The nuigii'iil etbs'tK of Wisilom's Hob bfjrl M as i' lieautihVr and preserver of the complexion have lieen attesteil h thousands of the leadinir ladies of so cietj and the stii,ze. It u the only ar ticie ever discovered which gives a natural and tint to the com pW Mon, removing tan, sunburn, freckles, and all roughness of the face aud arms, leaving the skin soft, smooth and velvety. All remark OH its delightful, cool ing end refreshing properties, n distinc tii'i: not found in nny similar prepara tfon on the market. Sold everywhere. ai nt. or addraaa - Telephone Iltiughness of the Skin. During cold, dry, windy weather this question agitated the mind of every lady in the land who prize a smooth, soft fikin. There iu nothing more harmless V isdom s lolet and effective than Cream for preventing and eradicating the ill effects of tevero weather. Try it. AVD SALT LAKE. Ieave Oirden, f :3fl a. ra.. :l:00p, m., S:45 p. m. (AO pat., RetaruinffarriveOctuVnlla.ni., HflO a, m. raoMAat. eave Salt Lake. 1 :25 a. id., retnrninjr, arriva u Salt Lake, AMERICAN n MitU.1.1 AMD rOSK, lira' ' i TIIHTLH. Leave Salt Lake 4:30 p.m., retorninK, arJiva Salt Lake 9:25 a. m, J. B, BENNETT, E ('. DOIXiE. Oen. l'aw. Ajrt. (ien. Maninter. Utah Central Railway One Man Acuinat a Fnck of Wolves. I Short Line to Park City. Andrew Phillipot, a fanner living near Salliaaw, I. T., set out to vi-- l Scalding pains while urinating indisick neighbor half a mile distant Friday cate Kidney troubles that lead to WE PANORAMIC LINE OF TIIE WEST. night, nnd while passing through a lone- Bright's diseane. Oregon Kidney Tea will them. atwoods was stop on his return homo ly tacked by a pack of wolves. He vasj On anfl nftor (Vtober 2S. UNO, paKVisflfr and Wisdom's Violet Cream unarmed, but seized a large stick, and as freiplit trains will run a follows: in Is the most, wolves exquisite preparation closer ihe came and closer he PARSBXMKR TRUNK. world for softening and whitening kept them at bay while he hallooed for the Lenve Salt Lakp f a. m a is hands and not the face. It only 4 Oil p. m Leave Park ity help. A big wolf tpraag at him, but he aulwtituto in every respect ut for, Arri ve nt Park City lOVIam off. beat it wounding it, and made a ? e m to cold cream, vaseline Arrive at Salt Lake break for a tree. The wolves followed, and like glycerine, rEElOHT TKAIFe. it. Try preparations. snarling and snapping at his heels. Iyeave Salt Lake irtl.v m 4 HO a. m Leave City Again Phillipot drove them back and and Arrive Park The Bazaar, corner Twenty-fourtnt ParkCity ran to another tree. In this way ho Orant 3.45 p. M at Salt Lake avenue, Art work Needle aud ma- Arrive Twelve snburbnn trains daily del ween Salt succeeded in getting in sight of his honse, terials. Lake City and Mill Creek and S(ir llotiw. and his cries brought assistance. The Ail people Koiwc to Park City will find it ta "Sohmer," the Queen of Pianos. thxir internet to take this line. rescue was timely, as Phillipot fainted Offices and Depot: Corner Hh Soiitli and from exhaustion just as help reached "God's blessing to mankind," say Main street. Salt Lake City. him. Cor. Dallas News. F. and P. A. T. J. Mackintosh. thousands who have lieen curexl by the Haa, Sold J. H. Yonnp. Traffif Msnatrer. celohrated Kidney Oregon VVmis His Present Dack. William Shoneman haa applied to the everywhere. A Famous Womau police of Lincoln, Neb., for aid in worth of presents he had And what sho says of a famous article. A clear, eonciBO, conscientious cert incite: giveg Carrie St ruber, his kite betrothed. Miss Struber is a tall, handsome young Mr. Wisdom DcasSir: I beg to thank who Shoneman woman, says had you for the delightful and refreshing "Robertine" you so kindly sent mo. I agreed to meet him at the Burlington havo used the toilet preparations of the off to and run depot Thursday night Ixin-doOmaha to get married. He was there, most celebrated manufacturers of"Robconnider and but Paris, your but she wasn't, and he gays refused to ertine" their superior in jKiint of puritv have anything more to do with him. lie and excellence. Wishing you the untherefore wants his presents. Cor. Oma- bounded success you deserve, I remain ha World-lieralKm ma Auhoti. ifffiitrFwiiMifTri faithfully vours. 1 |