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Show THU MORNING Lyceum Theatre EDITORIAL OPINION. THE EXAMINER. OGDEN', UTAII, NATCRDAY MORNING," JANUARY?. 1101. A be.4 rtw la Stop. He really ought not to have gone Into the Latin clue that day. lie waa called up fir l ami nail aa for aa be had prepared- - Then he akirmiahed oa a littlo farther. This la the way it went: I, Ulyssca. mw her (Didos heavenly form advancing like a goddraa In the sunlight. I sprang toward her, and she welcomed me. Her hair fell down upon her shoulders like the sunbeams on Olympus. . Her eyes shone like two Jewel of the sea. I I threw uiy arm my ana about about her her utH-- neck, and and that's at for as I gut, professor .Exchange. carried In the me. off the riding honor by reaching the wire first on three ouzulun. Sum& Young, Props. mary: me Futurity course, selling: Sawyer ITcima' won; Tbe Miller second; Kus-t- iWEEK JANUARY 4 ib. Girl third. Time, 1:11 Second rare One in He. selling: AU New Attractions. llliloun won; Velma Clark second; OALMAS BROS, third. Time 1:41. Aerial Artists. Sugrien Third rare Futuniy course, selling: THE GREAT WKdiIN, won; ('min Carrie secThe man with many faces. Mitt Hogan third. Time, 1:101-- 5. ond; Quiet, THE HAMUNR. Fourth rare One mile nnd a six Refined Comedy Artists. teenth, selling: Tom Slavin' won; DELMAS BROTHERS. Optimo, second; Frank Woods, third. Aerial Artists. Time. 1:471-2- . MR. MANY HARDING. Fifth race Six and a half furlongs, Eccentric Comedian. selling: Ananals won; Et Tn Brute, MR. If. 8HIBLEY, Tenor. second; Coroner Kelley, third. Tima LIFE DEVOTED TO KINDNESS. A Published fwrjr day In the year. Business Office, 407 54th Street. KX.VMINT1', . tOgdcn Standard.) The citlaeaa of Milwaukee will ever Published by the Union Printing Co. hear in klud remembrance the name of Captain Rabat. No one will ml him more than the poor, for hla moat FRANK FRANCIS, Editor and Mgr. prominent characteristic. waa a kindly, sympathetic feeling fir. those who were lesa fortunate than he in the Delivered by Carrier, Indudias Sunday Morning Examiner, possession of the good thing this (Seta world affords. When an appeal for per month.... Seta aid reached him, hla only question Single copies. . was, ia the object worthy? That quesRATES. SUBSCRIPTION tion settled, ha gave generously; the measure ol hla liberality being the By mall one month (Including KOcta needs of the person in disuess. Me re-- ' Sunday) alike to public and to apunded demands. The organised char private Rural and Delivery Itiea of hla All Postmaster city always knew where Carriera are authorized to receive to turn in cases of emergency. He to be made; did.uut wait for Subverttiers will confer a favor by be knew that theappeals poor are ever with reInforming thia eiffira of failure to to seek un aud It waa hla delight ceive Tho Examiner before their them out and administer to their combreakfaat. y fort. His administrations were of that quiet, unobtrusive kind that felt 1904. JANUARY f. OGDEN. UTAH, If the a sense of embarrassment source of the girt were known, lie BUILDING IN OGDEN. never Jailed lu instruct those associated with him iu tho relief of the A prominent architert predicts the prior, that nothing was to be said building of many modern cottage In about the source of that relief: albin ways feeling that what be did was a Oadcu thli. year, and fc duty deserving of no special remark. prediction, AnA on the demand for It la only since bia death that the tut the wronil. rent and, bouses to Captain's gtuoroslty has become gen1 the peo- erally known. 11a gave freely to convincing evidence. given ple of thin city within the last Iwo ehurchea, libraries and other public Hla public spirit was institutions. years, that hits arc advancing in price fun-moat time that money was any luto time and now ia the opportune t he raised for the promotion of civic t Ihelr money lu littlo homes, be , BWri for h,ch vporla, .ppropr. ft we estato reaches a still higher I tj,n, aaN available. Ilia great friendftnthe ia well (irand Array ship point. Those who held off last year, expec-i:i- known and .appreciated. Them la a chapter in the Captain's to get a "baigain" have about real-- d history that connects him closely with no are away" "give tbsr. there many nf Ogden's citizen. Sonic years s la be obtained or buildings to be ago he gave a rich and beautiful banold at a sacrifice, but to the con- ner to the Ogden Turnrerelus. which at that time was an active organizatrary, real cMatc prices are harden- tion. Thesociety has since ceased toing. Money invented In buildings to exist, but the banner la In the posbuildof t the even though day, session of the lion. Fred J. Kiesel. It ing material and wages are higher Is proposed to rail together the old than a few yearn ago. promises a bet- members of tho Turnvereln for the ter investment (ban at any time In tbe purpose of passing resolutions of respect to the memory. Upon past, and many are therefore proper-tu- g that occasion Captain's the banner, will l)e suitto convert 'their luink savings In- ably draped in mourning. Mr. Fahst'a Interest in Western irrifo real estate, t gation will be well remembered by the citizen of adjoining atatea. He doRAILROAD EQUIPMENT. nated one of the- valuable silver rupa Rome idea of the magnitude of the that waa offered as a prize at the meetCongress railroad Industry of this country la ing of tho National IrrigaUoa ' In Ogden conveyed by tho Railroad Gazette of s often tendered and kioomotlve public iMteiibtns though the number of trust nnd honor, bill it last year. The number of loco- was never active In politics. Ho prefrom the varlmis ferred the quiet life of a private cltl-senusivea mrned.-ouwaa 1.1U, of the works country engine aa oumparod with 4.070 in 1JHI2. InSUPPREM MOBOCRACY. cluded In this number are S3 obxdrlc r locomotives. The Increase ovi-- 19U3 MtVaeret News.) The death of Thomas B. Brighton ia tbe, largest, dial has ever occurred double murder la one year, and la, possibly, due to makes tho charge of rubber-assassin agalnat tho the fact that the locomotive works complete, who held up. street car 77 on Wednesof volume a such had la the country day night. . It'la believed by the that q tbe rrlaoner, John orders placed firing ISOS that they arrested Thursday afternoon on were usable to make Immediate deinformal km furnlaht-- by hla companwere order the of and many liveries, ion, Bert Prothero. they bare the murheld over until1 19V3. Returns from derer In eqatody. The evidence against Canada ahow that 55 locomotives have him la not Maipiein, and It may rc-bees built by two firms, oau of whlrh quire additional efforts and further necessary come has only recently begun opera! Ions. burst kmto toobtain tho prove hla guilt. The clues At an average coat of IlS.OoO per furnished, should bo followed up withlocomotive, the foul amount expend- out delay and with determined - ... ed by tho railroads la 1903 for motive .of a criminal nature that power was approximately $(S,(MH,0O0. hasNothing here lately haa ococcurred of the This, of course, is Independent casioned so much sympathy mingled amount expended for engines built by with fierce Indignation as this double the railroads at their own shops. tragedy. Tbe men who fell victims From official, figures received from to the assassin's bullets were honest, men with families denil but two car building concerns In upon. them. Amass Gleason pendent estiGaxette the I'nlted States tbe and Thomas B. Brighton were native mates the number of cars built In 190.3 sons of Utah, and were each highly at .154303-- , Tbrae figures include esteemed and loved by their associacquaintances. Their cruel all freight and passenger care, built ates and death aroused tha anger of their for elevated and steam railroads, and and many other citizens are exclusive vt those built by rail- to a burning IntmsUy. Tho sentiroads In their own ahopa and those ment was very widely expressed that murderer ought to have hla neck built for street and other electric the stretched without heslltsncy and withKsrVica. Of this number approximateout the delay of the law. Now. let the carmen soberly and ly iiS.OSl were freight car and A man ia lUMCUger coaches;1 153.195 for do- fairly consider the case: of the awful crime suspected strongly for 1.013 use Last and export mestic thut has so enraged them and many year tbe , total number nf ears built others, la ft not shameful to condemn was 144,547, which I about 9,7"0 to him without a hearing? Is It uot excess of thia year. The decrease has murderous to talk of hanging him, tm la it not cowardly occurred in tbe last two months, a mere suspicion? for 2U0 or 3mi meu to atiempt to 1 the time for to that output up pounce on a single Individual aud wu equal to ih output fur the first i choi tbe life out of him. without tea luuuth of 1905. . proof of his guilt. Would they not if. horrified and 'feel ' after wrecking their unreasoning ven-- i RIO GRANDE CHANGE. glance, they should find . out that he waa the wrong man? Rio Grande Local employes In more the of talk Interested deeply COLORADO RULED BY ANARCHY. changes on the rund. Thera has been j such an unsettled state of affairs, ow- ( Utah Bute Journal.) When the President or the lulled Ing to the constant displacing of head that officials that so fixed plan of action fitates adopted the doctrine when ihe might makes right: can be arrived at. For Instance, for rhurcbek and the puritanical newsthree years past the Improvements In papers support him In the transgresthe Ogden terminal, have been under sion; la It any cause for wonder that consideration and several times the the governors of states and offlrera militia Ignore all principles of Jusmouey baa been appropriated for tha of tice? Hive, Is Colorado ruled by anwork, and the plana have even archy under the name nf military orso far aa to cause the alii li- der. One Colonel Verdeckherg, aud sp ut nf material aa far as Halt Irnke, other uniformed thugs have determto. Incarcerate and deport men, but just at the moment of Institut- ined women and children at th military ing actual building operations there pleasure In utter defiance of the orhaa each time been an upselling of all der of court - ; If no man can' be found to do the arrangements by a change of officiate. The Improvements la Ogden call for brave deed, some woman should arm herself with a six shooter and should an outlay of IIS.OOO and are an Im- let daylight through the ruffian ia unfortunperative necessity, end it when they attempt. In violation of ate that the road management la sub- law, t throw herself and children Intbe ject to a policy so variable and one to American citizens are getting tired so prejudicial to the welfare of the of rough riding tactlrs. company in Ogden. A FOUL BIT OF MALICE. 3. PR IZES To be drama Saturday, January lGth, at 9:30 p. m., performance at ' tha LYCEUM FAMILY THEATER Sale of Coupon Tickets commences Jan. 4th at 2:30 p. m. performance aud continue afternoon and evnlng until tbe evening of January ICth. First . BKAUtlFUL BRASS BEDSTEAD, By the Manager. SILVER YEGKTABIJ3 DISH. John Smalley, Jeweler. Third FULL DRESS PATTERN. S. J. Burt and Bros. Fourth BEAUTIFUL DECORATED LAMP, Wheelwright and Brea. Firth ONE HUNDRED BREAD TICKETS, Hess Bakery. Tbe above prizes now on exhibition In tbo window of OGDEN FURNITURE A CARPET CO. bi st vr-a- n-a- l g eatarkahlo Lakea. Oa the Maugieliiak peninsula, ia tha Sixth me One mile and yards, Caspian era. there are five small lakes purse: Joe Lesser won; Flush of Gold One of them ia covered with salt cryssecond: third. Time, Gorgalette tal strong enough to allow man and 1:45 New Orleans, Jan. 8 Crescent sum- beaat to cross the lake ep foot. Another la aa round as uuy circle and of a lovemary: Iis banka of salt crystal First race selling, six furlongs: Sec- ly roif? ond Bight won; Cedar Rapids sec- form a setting while ne the driven snow to the water., which not only ond; Ghnata third. Time. l:5ti. Second race, selling, seven fur- chows all the colors from violet to rosy Cranium red, but from wbU-l- i vises a perfume of won; longs: Caterplllcr aemind: Ponca third. Time. 1:34 violets. Both the perfume and the colThird rare, one mile: Katie Puw-er- a or are the result of tlit presence of seawou: Star and Garter second; weeds. . Rankin third. Time. 1:45 Fourth race, mile and a half. Jack-so- n A Elrk.ratr, Utile Seoul won; handicap: Ton nr? base enough to confei third. Elkin second: Little Bondage you love her for her weitith! Time. 3: id. Fns-endMy dear sir," anawered Count au mile and Fifth race, eighth: Di That baseness. la not that Lob Hale won: Edward second; King shows my democratic breadth cf idea Woods third. Time, 3:01 Sixth race, one mile: Luralighter combined with consistent respect for won: Sea Spark Lampoon tradition." You should love her for herself.1' third. Time, 1:47. My deer air, beauty, intellect end refinement ere mere accident of birth, GATHERING OF WARSHIPS. but money la aa evidence of ancestral and poasihly hereditary foresight and Demonstration a Make Hostile May of character." Washington Star. force Colombia. Against warL-A of fleet New York, Jan. Queer DirS. ships is assembling si Colon, preI notlco in till naming paper," sumably with the purjxxie uif making said the new boarder, an advertisea hostile demonstration agalnat Coment about a good cotton duck.1 lombia, says a llcrald dispatch from Wbat'a a cotton duck? Panama. "Give It up," replied tbe etar board.be insist will authorities The upon er. Now, If it waa aa India robber Colombian withdrawal of the army now liued up acruas the Wder this chicken Mrs. Stair em amid tell ua aide of the Atrato riier. Naval something about that." Philadelphia feel certain that It is the Inten- Preea. either to tion to compel Colombia Bo Woe WllllaV- withdraw her troops or to fight "Ton are granted a divorce." aaid All the war hi ns are due at Colon before Tuesday, prepared to Htart Im- tbe lawyer to a colored ' client, but mediately for Titumatl or Cartagena. yuall hare to give her aUmony." In Colon that the CoMm-blan- s was the ofiger reAll right, auh It la be are ready to fight. She kin have Alimony ef ebe ply. him wea wanta him. but tawd lu-iI'Wiatitutlon. hi glta li'""' THE SMOOT CASE. 3-- 4. 2-- B(utn s, 3-- attention he makes haste lu resixmd. as Mr. Heath did tn this case. If It had hern a more acrloiia matter, he would have resimndwl Just the name, and as a matter of nurse, if it had even been a warrant, for Inatanre, he would not have fled, nor sought to put the ocean between him and hla native land, aa an apoatln named Heher J. Grant did when he waa informed that a warrant was out for him. And an apologist tor that fugitive from Justice might well have beefi sparing of Ha malice when but a witness subpoena waa la the question. When we reflect that any citizen may be aulqioenaed to (ratify la any sort of a case, and that the serving of a process from tha court upon him to require hla attendance as a wltnras involves not the slightest Ulnt or odium, the disreputable and sneaking attempt to throw dirt In thia manner and besmirch where there waa not tha The following la a siireial from Salt slightest basis. Is plainly seen to be lake to th New York World: tha most disgraceful and libelous piece Senator Reed Smoot la understood to of malicious foulness that haa ever ap- have made an alliance to gala the suppeared la a newspaper ia this State. port of a large Gentile element In Utah to vanquish Senator Thomas Kearns and Perry 8. Heath, whom ho regards s his chief political rnemlra In the RAILROADJIOTES State. Tbe deal involves tho sucres-aln- n to Senator Kearus. and It ia said 1'. M. Ward, assistant superintendent of film Unkm Pacific, at Evan- tha Influence of Smoot la tn be thrown to former Congressman George Suthston, visited Ogden yesterday, erland. Waldnnar Van Cott. Sutherland's Dan Breese. .general lnsiertor of the motive department of the Union law partner, haa hern retained aa one fur Smoot. Anuther Pacific, at Cheyenne, was in tpwn on of the attorneys ' attorney is W. IS, Borah, of Boise; company business yesterday. defeated by Mormon church Influence of Idaho. Friends of Smoot The Southern Pacific company has for Senator he has rxeented A clever coup. a? ptirehased three pieces of ground In An return for Van Cott 'a services, it East Redo. .Nevada, very near' the Is influent is to he alleged, the center of town, presumably for a alto to Sutherland for next thrown year ? for the new station. Senator . The reward for Borah ia not known. Tho Union Partite Ice houses at this filled. are d about In the place EXCITEMENT IN ARMY. of 13.000 tons of lee will be I HMral stored here. At the Evanston bouses New York. Jan. R.The army Is about 30,900 tons will bo put lip thia from says a llcrald dispatch season. Port Arthur. However, the higher ofThe Order of Railway Conductors ficers are remarkably calm, believing are going to have a dance at. Evan-to- n that tbe Japanese are only demonon the 33nd of this month. Bpec-la- l strating. trains are to he run from Ocden, END OF RATE WAR. Park City,- - and Green River, Wyo.. The Ogdca train leaves at 1:30 p. m. New York. Jaa. 9. There now arama Kuril's full orchestra of Ogden will be In attendance, and a grand, good to be no prosixvt of an early settletha time Is expected for the members and ment of the rate trouble between conAtlantic port lines and their rail their friends. nections on traffic to Missouri river and Texas according to the There has been a general changing Journal of points, Commerce. Tha rate war around of offices at the Ogden Union haa been on since last foil, and alHixun 17, formerly occupied depot. though In November aamt of the lines been taken by Su- directly concerned withdrew front the by Mr. Noble, V perintendent Scott of ihq fi. and fight and restored the old rates, a re' room 15, vacated by him. baa been cent effort to harmony turned over to Trainmaster T. F. among the warring interests haa failRowlands, who haa long been In need ed and the situation la said to be aa of a private office. This gives the demoralized aa ever. resident engineer. Mr. Fitzgerald, better accommodation In room 14, wbere Tha Examiner Business Office. Mr. Rowlands formerly waa. H. B. 407 24th Street i Simms of the Fruit Growers' express, haa moved to room 13 from mom 6, and assistant Engineer McGonagle of the 8.P. has moved Into room S. These changes give, better accommodations all around and relieve somewhat the overcrowded conditions. A i . , po-lie- n flhis-k-In- d . A Cfepuco. Ton certainly look setter, must have followed my advice had a change-- " . Yea, doctor, ee I pave." Where did you gaT. "I went to another physician " j 1 bard-workin- g workmen 8.-0- Short orders at all' hours, fresh ters, game and flab it) season. Charley ; Topeka, Kan., Jan. 3. No agreement has been mnde.at tho conference of the Santa Fa firemen and General Manager Mudge. Questions about wages are under consideration. Mr. Mudge refused touigbt to discuss the matter other than to say the confer once would continue aud that an agreement waa expected. IN COLORADO. the orders of the civil courts by tbe military authorities of Colorado is outrageous and 111 Itself an act of anarchy more destructive of rsepoet for orderly government than any rrtma committed la tha name of organized labor In tbe Cripple Creek district. When the executive branch of government disregards and pats at naught, tbe judicial, then there must arite a despotism or and anarchy. ron-fmio- n war In postponed for a few weeks. Japan Is a indulging In a bluff and desire brestfcltir nel The Russo-Japanes- e " 4 T he disregards of La Rue left today for Cali entea to again accept a posit ton with the Utah Conxtructkw company. Salt Lake Tribune ) Tha effort of g court official to ser-- e upon a reputable ciUz-- n of thia city who was absent and innocent of all knowledge that he waa wanted as a witness, was maliciously and disreputably used by an evening contemporary In aa attempt to throw odium upon that citizen. It printed Its padded e, and doctored stuff under the Secret Service canting title, Agcnta Here After Perry 8. Heath, with the unmistakable Intent to lead its readers to believe tbat the gentleman named had committed some offense for which he must answer to the law. And yet its own story waa that the only purpose for which he was desired was to have him testify la tha Driggs cum. as a witness. .When a reputable citizen Irama that a cnnrt process Is nut that reoulres his cross-the-pag- . Superintendent Scott has from bis tour of inspect ion. ! I arrived Roy Lamdan has left the employ of Wells, Fargo and is now in Matter Mechanic Lockett's offlce. ttfRJSR IF you want to sell your property see J. J. BRUMMITT. Are his meats right up to the popular demand? Are hla prices baaed oa giving you tbe best for the smallest sum possible or does he aril Inferior meat .that are constantly causing you annoyance? Quality is the keystone of our buxine. Everything we offer our patrons la the dependable kind of food stuffs pare, full weight, fresh and priced most attractively. CHOICE lota In Nob Hill. BRUMMITT. 50. J. j. NICE brick oottoge on Grant, close in, I3.3UO. J. J. BRUMMITT. EIGHT-ROOHOUSE, with barn, trees, oil 21st SL, between Wall and Lincoln, 61,500.. Great snap. J. j. BRUMMITT. FIVE ACRES of Al" land, good water right, house, two acres of orchard, two blocks from street car line, 2,000. J. J. BRUMfive-roo- A. E. Weatherby MITT. RETAIL. BUTCHER ABBATTOIR. WHOLESALE CONTRACTORS 2451 Wash Ava. Foot ef 17th Street AND BUILDERS. GO TO M. Gillie for anything la Mill and Building, Work, Contracting 22nd and Washington. . . PALMISTRY AND CARD READING. Massage. ' SLEIGH and Bells. Adams avenue. INQUIRE , Leaders in Inquire 2357 FURNISHED ROOMS. Mode, . fortunes told by Prices reasonable. FOR BALE. Manicuring, Shampooing Private Treatments by appointment at 1 Tollers La MADAM D'MAR, cards or band. 1134 Grant Ave. Facial Treatment Given. at 2357 Adams Avenue. , ... . FINE MILLINERY 2404 Wash. Cor. 24th St TEAMSTERS iSIOCKMEN J. C. PLATT SADDLERY CO. car ries a foil line of Glove, Blankets. Whips, Tents and Wagon Coven. Mfra. of High Grade Harness and Stock Saddles. 2279 Washington Ave. 'Phans 514x. The Wicked Stand Iti Slippery Places, BUT "9 Ross Book Store. Ogden Steam Laundry. : Books, Stationery and Office Supplies, jo 437 35th. Phone 174. drDHr ijuDd? oys- 4 NO31S Y HAY We ere prepared to fill large or email orders promptly. POULTRY SUPPLIES No liettor or larger assortment if Q iftift'li T 44 4 4il 4 4 4 4 f 6 In tho city. POP CORN THAT POPS REMOVAL SKEEN '& CO. 'PhMM M4k. ... SALE ' 349 pairs mens Vicl Kid, Box Calf, Patent Colts. Patent Kids, all new styles. Broken lots, not ell sites, but your else may be here. . It. 353 33th SALE PRICE $2.95 VALUES UP TO $5 LEWIS & BLACKWELL LADIES EXPRESS and We wish to announce that wc have secured exclusive sale' of the celebrated Transferred to any part of the city. PRICES REASONABLE. Phone 631x. 233 25th BL BAGGAGE FOR Gauss Shears ... VEHICLES TE e Machinery. Implement!, Bicycles, and Bucks fiteel Ranges and Heatera go to Sidney Stevens Implement Co 2540 Washington Avenue. WALLACE DRUG CO We have a large assortment and would be very glad to show them to you. Prescriptions, a Specialty PHONE 24 X. S GRANT The Crockery People 2419 Wash. Ave. 2349 Wash. f A. KUHN , The Examiner Business Office. 407 ?4th Street. Guaranteed absolutely. RICHARDSON ESTATE FOR SALE. Two cars Just received. Big Jim, A. REAL J. BRUMMITT The Vise Man Patronizes Hong, Props. 25th SL CORN pro--ceed- James Bailey, generally known as the biggest locomotive engineer on the Oregon Short Uno, died at loeatollo front heart failure super Induced by congestion of the lunga. He only complained of feeling 111 ear ly In the morning. A tew hours later he was dead, lie has a daughter and other relatives iu Logansport, lad. MONEY TO LOAN. Ia he progressive? cent. We give nice lunch all day. p. , DESPOTISM YOUR BUTCHER? OPEN DAY AND NIOHT. Extra fine dinner oa Sunday and Wednesday, from 13. to 3 p. m., 35 d, HONEY TO LOAN. RESTAURANT PARLOR Bidg. FOR satisfactory prices oa Flour Hay, and Grain call on W. T. Ajstlllj Phone 33ly. 3316 Washington ave WHOtS times wltbont injury, SILVER Ecclea Ave i BRO., Clothing and Goods. Furnishing You and we " buy Thone 238 Y, deliver tbe Goods. Washington Aye. CLOSING OUT SALE Nearly 400 Overcoats at Eastern Wholesale Prices COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CO. San Francisco, Jan. g.Fai orites CONTRACTING and other well played horses took the ELECTRIraces at Oakland today and .the public CIANS.. Full Line ef Chan-deliehad tbe Letter of the argumenL Tho and Shades. fourth event over the Futurity totfrse resulted in the closest finish of the HOUSE WIRING afternoon. ' Bullman put up a vigoi-oOUR SPECIALTY. ride on Mott Hogan and landed him a winner by a neck from Cousin Carrie, who brat Quiet a nose. Tbe last . named waa Interfered with. a mare that won at Seattle, made bar STANLEYS. STEVENS, first appraranre here and won tha MANAGER. opening number at odd of C to j. i Ananaia. the favorite, ted alt the av Phone 514. 279 Waahinaton Av. ' FOR SALE. e The maxlmnin endurance of a K Inch gun la 300 firing, while, tbe t Inch gun may be fired upward of 2.00b ndlyh-borhoo- Bldg. Bldg. 1 OVER. p .... Ecclea Dr. C. E. Coulter. TALK IT . ai.-.ira-t Cuaae. Mary But why dp yon think tbe; are eo cert n in to fall la lore? Ann In tlx- - first plnce. their parent bate eacb other; ajnl. la the second neither ef them hga a penny la tbi world. Smart Set. Natl Bank PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. LETS III-re- ot-ca- v . 1st Jos. Chez W. L. Maginaia offi-cer- a . bull-pen.- ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW- 1:30. 70 Acvuimu mssiriED . -s You can't afford to wear a Thread Bare Overcoat when you can get New, Stylish Looking, Good Wearing. Overcoats at these Reduced Prices, at Uk-tam- : I. Li. CLARK & SONS. |