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Show THi: MORNING EXAMINER: 6 ual JOIEPH BALLANTYNE. Director Ogden Titimuli Choir. Voico Building a Specialty, toot 3632 Orchard Av i. W. FORD Orchestral leaser, Violin instructor, BcU phono 671-X- . Papiar av 'll CHAb C. THATCHER, Airangor of mhh rar Orchestra ana Band. UhvimI Piama moan. Av Ian. phono W MUSICIANS1 DDOTECTIVB UNION Meats at Talon Labor kali oooon Ruaday of each month. at H A Chan Williams, provide! Wootover. secraiary. Phono id IDA M. CASSIN DOTH E. PROUT of Violin and Diana Mai Van Boroa Ava. MD. R. P. HUNTED Toachar of (iultar and Mandolin. (toeraviM Byotom). Aiaa Diana btuaia Quincy ava DENT MOWEDV Diana Theory. Studio phono, lad. 7U; Ball 1134. Raaidonco ' phono, Boll 1150. W. DU DOT, Toachar of Violin; alao Jrcnoatrol mom. 1U doth St Boll phono ISA Inatructor of Dion. Studio 2580 Lincoln Ava CaARA WARNER, Tooth-ar- , tsachatisky Method. Piano SM EBNEST M. W. JONES Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Han ony. studio SMS mash. Ava MRb TILLIE N. SLASDEL. Cancan PiumaU, Taachar a FtanA Otndla 2530 AdamA 'Phone Ind. 46A MRS. 0. E. DEOFIELO Taacaiw af PloaA tudlA MO . U 0HIPP, Tuaohar af Guitar and MaadallA Mi AOA C. SADDATT Taachar af piana and vocal cultural OtudiA Ogden (Wednesday and ThuraoayJ 2543 Lincoln avA Studio, Salt Laka City (Monday, Saturday J Friday and ' 21 Kanda1 tquai-- MI00 GERTRUDE BIDDLE Inatructor on Plano (Loochctrsky Method; Studio 24M Madison Ava Streot d J. M. PANTONE. coiobratod Factory ogont for Baldwin A Kurtaman and at. Twenty-filt- h pianoA did J W. SALTED, Taaahar af Studio Z7dd Adams, ADOIE P; 742. J- - PAF-B- Instructor on Piono, OrB" " tor. Vocal Lessens T6" NPa Studio S51 Twenty third OL hendv blaid n' Plano Tuner and ton and action rogulauns . Wash. Waan.ngtoa MDS. MARY Twenty-thir- 2200 Ava Bell 753-h- gy U15I OLOA WEHRENO, Tsaohsr of Slnglno. d0-V- . Adama avA Ball phono MISS ALMA BAUED Taachar of Piooa Loochotnky Method. Studio 2303 Adama Ava a ART s e MDS. J. L. HtriDICK. Loasona In china painting. of white specialty. Complete line china and matortalA Sudl 2760 Wash. ova l1". Real Estate Ag'ents column. Dor bargalna In Ogdon and autalde propsrtiee see Classified Salca test 3 trifr auger BeUaed puaderrd 4.9t'; 6 50; 4 8n granu-- Wool. 11 Mu.. Jam n Steady: territory and wtetera ml-medium 1862.; fine hi, 22623; fine 15617. STDEET STOCK RECEIVES MARKET A SHOCK. Heavy Flow of Caah From Interior Sections to tho Money Center. 11. Speculative New York. Jan. sentiment on thr stink market Unlay receli eil a rude shock la tho an nuunceuient made late yealorday that the Pennaylvaala railrnad had lu contemplation ihr offer of $3o0.uo0,-IKKadditional capital. The volume of the new aeruritit-- th us indicated to In Ua-- lf sufficiently Imposing to have a marked effect upon the stock of the cunipaay. For one reaaua It was a total surprise. None of the rerent large Induce of capital have or come unheralded hy conjecture accurate forecasts. There hae beta no recent dierusalon of an Important iskue iff Pennsylvania company. On the contrary, it has been regarded as In the positiun of having already supplied most of Its requirements. This was thr impression created by the official enplanatkia of the company's finances given out at the time of the eale of $50, 000,000 Pennsylvania bonds In Paris last year. Tha sale of largo Chesapeake A Ohio stocks out of the treasury ia the meantime have caused n belief that een the additional Breda then Indicated had been partlly supplied. .The revelation that instead the company felt in ne.-- of power to ratse $200.0iMt,-u- 0 was accepted as an acknowledgement that the actual necessities had The been widely underestimated. inference waa suggested that similar miscalculations might bt supposed la tha case of other railroads as the pressure of trainee on available facilities had been by no means confined to the Pennsylvania railroad. Meantime news continued to come to baud of the laeue of long term notes by railroad companies on a hauls of 5 per rent or upward to supply lirmidiate needs and avoid tho necessity of an atempt to sell permanent securities in the present unpromising condition of the security market. The moat vulnerable points ia the day's market were etocks which might lie assumed to be most affected by possible need of additional Issues. Canadian Pariflc and New York Central, next to Pennsylvania llaelf, were most Ths North Western conspicuous. Railroads, which already have undergone the effect of new capital demands' were cuniparathely little affected. The proepecte of a strong bank statement tomorrow was of little effect In checking the weakness in the stork market, although the money market was apparently easier as a result. The flow of cash' from the Interim to this renter during the week seems to have been heavy, estimates by the banka themselves pointing to relepts' on balance In addition the of alioiit 3H.Witi.niK). treasury operations have yielded to the banka since the last hank statement a sum of !,5ti8.0t)fl, Tha heavy at the cleardebit of the ing house today waa over $2.60(1, DUO, was largely due to disbursements for transportations of malls and does not figure In the estlmote for this week. The stork market liquidation of the week would opetale to redttce the loan Item, hut the effect of the purchase of notes of various corporations which has been made during the week etui only bo conjectured. The prevailing feeiing over the enormous capital requirements overhanging the money market preculded any favorable consideration of tbs more Immediate replenishment of the money market which Is promised. The vigor of the rally late In the day was a testimony to the dimensions of the bear Interewt loft uncovered as a result of the easly rush to sell. The severest pressure was felt during the llrst hour when aa exPennsylvania touched 131 treme decline of four points. Bt. Paul was strong on the rally and Die (one was strong throughout the Hat at the dosing. Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value. g2.21H.0O0. r. 8. ohl 4'a coupon advanced per cent on cell. y 4 CHICAGO PRODUCE.' wsrs as follows Cash Quotations No. 2 spring wheat. No. 3, CS6 78: No. 2 rod. 71 No. 2 yellow, ft 72; No. 2 corn, No. 2 white, 36; 41; No. 2 onto. 33 No. 3 white, 3t$f35',: No. 2 rye. 61; fair to choice malting, 4855; No. 1 ilas seed. 1.13; No. 1 northwestern. 1.20; prime timothy need. 4.35; clover, contract grades, $ll.oo; Flour. steady. 3-- 40: 7-- slmrt riba, rides (loose), 8.50 68.. mess pork, per bbl., $13.90; lard $7; per 100 lb.. $9.228; short clear sides $9.12469.378. Whiskey basis of high wines. $1.29. Articles. Flour, lihls Wheat, lot ... ... lot . Oats, tut . . Rye. bu . . Barley , bu Corn, Shiite. 19.500 Rcpts. 20.700 62.000 (1,000 ...328.800 194.000 .183,000 . . 3.000 . . . 90,000 1 . . 72.5o . 30,800 SALT Kansas Cy CattlA Kansas City, klu.. Jaa. 11. Cattle steers Receipts 2.noo. Steady: native heifers $4.lMi6.5u; native ccws and $2 256 5.oo; siockers and feeders $3.6o 67-50- ; bulla $3.(mi 4.30; calves $3.25 $3.7565.50; 6 T.5(i ; western ted steers4.25. western fed cows $2.50 to 10c wesk Hogs Ktoript 8.0u0; lower. Bulk oi sales $6.4066.47 heavy $0.4666.60; packers $4.406 pigs and lights $5.6066 42 muttons Sheep- - Receipts 4.i0; tedy; 4.7565.75; lambs $6.1567.6: range wethers $4.5tMg6.50; fed wethers $ 5.32 7 1-- $5-0- Chicago Cattle. Chicago. Jan. 11. Cattle Receipts 4.000. Steady; beeves $4.15 6 5.20; euws and heifers $1.556 5 25; stock-er- a and feeders $2.65 6 4.85; Texans $3.7564.50; calves $6.0063.50. Hogs Receipts 30.080. Market 5 10c lower; mixed and butchers $6.2u good heavy $6.4066.55; 6 $.53 rough heavy 3C.JOjj6.SO; light 38.20 6..- .7 pigs $5.7066.25; bulk of ssles $C 406 6.50. Sheep Receipts $.000; steady;sheep $4.656 5.60; Istnbs $4.60 6 7.75. CCDEH 0 Posted rates 48u 1 From E. M. West A Co, Brokers, Salt Lake City. 245-24-7 There waa a sofirning tf prices among some Untie stocks during this forenoon's call of the Mining ExchacgA The beet Caries could do waa a sale of loo shares at 5$ cents. Star Con. was brought out at 18 and 18$; while Little Cflief and Berk Tunnel were quoted slightly under yesterday s quotations. Mountain Lake alao moved off a- little, ow-- 1 I ing to some profit taking. Sewn Troughs was bought at $1.15. Colum-- I bus consolidated sold on the open hoard as low as $3.40, but Lower Mammoth advanced to $2.02. Ontario and Daly were in demand and higher; while Silver King closed on a bid of $20. The bet that the directors of tha company have decided to auspenJ dividend payments temporarily has had tha effect of offsetting the good Influences which the settlement of the McGregor lawsuit had upon tha atock. Balt Lake. Jaa. 11 JOHN O. ELLIS Contractor and guilder. AII kinds ef mill stark. Rsa r UUk A Orwgsn Lumbar Yards, 24th SL I BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. Ires lancing, sidewalk drirq cony, counte' railing, etc. . Wash. Ava SMI 'phene OGOEN WHEELWRIGHT ca BATEMAN BROE A DOYLE All kinds of Cement and Masonry Excavating, oawora and wato.1 systems. 2285 Wail avA all aas-x- . work. L. A BUCHER Brick Contractor. Mantle Gratae and Tilng. All kinds af cement irk. Cor. 26tk afid Grant Ball phone 257-K- . C. O. ISAKSON. Plain and decorative painting and paperhanging. Na charge for oatimateA 150 2nd BL Ball phanA BUTTE'S COPPER OUTPUT. for 21a Bloaters, Kippered salmon, 25c lb. Smoked white fish, 20c lb. Ketchup. 30c per large bottle Veal steak oi shoulder, 12Vie. One-hal- f or vhole hog, 104c. Loin and rib pork chops, 1714a Buttocks, 7V4c. Whole pork 'olns, 16c. Veal necks, 8c. Sliced ham. 2r. Whole eastern ham, 174 to 1a Sliced boiled hxm, 80c. Breakfast bacon, lie to Dry salt bacon, 15a Pickled pork. 124c lb Chopped auet, 124a Pork sausage, 124A Hamburger, 12V, c. The price In each Instance Is by the Shorts alone. $1.30 per hundred. Cracked barley. $1.35. and' 16. Commercial hills 480 SEVERE SLEET STORM. Bur silver. O' Mxlcn dollars 53 Haa Crippled Wir flarvie to the East (iuvernment bonds firm. of Utah. Railroad bonds Irregular. Money on call firm 405 12. ruling Kansas City. M.i., jan. 11. An un offered 4 fate 5 1 2. closing bid 3 Time loans easier, 60 and 90 days usually severe sleet In northern Kansas and throiighnut Oklahoma and Insnd six months 6 per cent. dian Territory crippled wires south from Kansas City today. For a time Chicago Produce. 11. wire rommuniraSin with Colorado and Close; Chicago. Jan. Wheat May 76 the Territories u completely shut July 70 -off. Train service has suffered severeCorn May 36 Jnly 33 Pork May 110.42 12; July 1 16.60. ly. hard May $9 46; July $9 47 120 10.511 ABRUZZI TO TRY AGAIN. Klbs-M- ay 9 12 $9 0: July Rome. .Ian. 11 It is reported here Rye tasb. 62066. that the Duke nf Abruxsi Intends to Parity Cnsh. 4;'. 656. to reach the Flax, elover and timothy, no trad mske another It c Nor'h Pole, ir wr not be made however, until iiie result of the Well- Kerord-Heralxpedltlou Sugar and Coffee. New York. Jan. 11. Susero-Ra- w is kll'.'WU. luan-l'hlcag- o d Wau R LI CROSBIE. Roofing, guttering and tin wow of all kind 2241 Waah. Ava M. GILLEfl, Cen trader and Eutldm P'anlng MIIL Office and Mill ear 22nd end Week, opposite Taber General CARL SAMUELSON, General builder and Contrwefct ' 617 20th U. bell phona Ib6 PETER UNANDER. General Contractor and builder. 250 th SL Bell pbeno 175a. JACKSON A LEVECimHL. Brick Contractors. Presa Brick specialty, Ind. pnones 699 and Mb J. P. O'NEILL CONSTRUCTION CO. Con tractors and Builders of lew era, Cement Walks, Street Pevlm and Gravel Reefing. 423 25th at I LUNa FRED A General Contractor in brick aid tens. 575 S'st EL Boll 'phone 44 GEO. H. QREENWELL Brick and Mono centra ctor gq mfgr, common and pressed brkk 251 12nd St. Boll 'phone 117 & A. MULLER A' SON, Dealer in Wall Paper, Paper Here ang. Painting, Tinting and Qonew Decorating; 25 years' experience 2652 Waah. ava, nppeaita Library, l The total copper production nf the Butte district in 19i6 was between 350.000.- 000 and $3GO,oH),ftflo pounds, according to the estimates of competent Brining and smelting men. Exact fig's on production are always back! six to eight months, but estimates based on the ore tonnage and aver-- l age aaaays indicate that tha output will be between the two figures stated, of notwithstanding the statements Amalgamated men that the production I by that company will not exceed the pcevlone year's production more than per cent. The production at the aix Anialgs-mated companies has been estimated at about 38,000,000 for North Butte, 23.000.- 000 for Butte Coalition, 8,000.-no- o for United Copper and 25,000,000 for Clarks Original company. Tha December production of the district was 26,450,000 pounds. A R. DRANE. I 1 Sage, 5c per bunch Maple sugar, 20c lb. Almonds, Mixed nuts, 25c, 2 lbs. for 45a Office ana shop at roaijamsa, 600 24th St, OsJoi. Ball phene 401-- Painter & Paperhangers' Directory Pot roast, 10c. SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. Round steak, 12(4 Chuck steak, 10a Interstate Brokcraqt Company Jan. Kib boiling beef, Ia 11, 190$. Utah cabbage, 2: lb. Utah potatoes. 14 lbs. for 25c or Bid. Ask. $1.50 per hundredweight. Citron peel. 35c lb. Lemon peel, 26c lb. New currants, 15c per pkg. Friends oats, t for 25a Orange peel, 25c lb. Comb honey, 15c. 2Se lb. CONSTRUCT. ' All kinds ef cement mason work, excavating and pipa laying, eoweie and water syetemA Ogdon, U'ah. 30c Ralslna, 15a Peanuts, 15c lb. New walnuts. 2 lbs. for 45c. GEO GLMSTEAD. Contractor end buiidet. Masonry and Cement Contractors $1-1- 1714a C. A HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shea OBica 02 21sL Phene 250-- boi x. Case sugar, $$.75 sack. lb. Hooper cheese,' 20c Bwlsa cheese, 25e lb. Oranges, from 30e to $0e. Bananas, 30c dozen. High patent flour.12.25 per hundredweight; straight grade. $2.10. Union oata, 30c package. . - u. naelA ELECTRIC CALVIN STUART. Contractor and builder. Rapalra. alterations shop work, parch and window acrwen'ag. 2120 Royal Ava Dell 'phene 875-- $1.00. Cannsd com, 10c, 12c, 15c, 17e. Conned tomstoes. 2 for 25c. Pop corn, 4 lbs. .tar 6a lb. Bhort loin beef,-15Bef ribs, seUip to 12fte lb. Rib roast, 12c. .Veal breasts, inc. steak of leg, 20a Veal chops, 15c. Trimmed tnrkeyi, 26c lb. Beets, 2e per lb. Utsh turnlns, 2c per lb. Rump roasts, 8i- to 12Vfce. Plikled pigs feet, I lbs. for 25c. Pickled lambs' tongue, 40e dom Loin muttem chops, 17fte lb. U mutton, 16c. lb. Forequarter mutton, 10a Sirloin steak, 15a Hpring lamb, forequarter, $1.00. Spring lamb, bind quarter. $1.1$. and porterhouaa steak, CALVERT A LEEK Contractor! and Suuaera, brick Lima MtrA 2'4 Eccloa Bids, Phono 600-V- . WORKR. dozen. pound. W. E. hCMwAi Tin Work, Galvanised iron Ca. nlca Heating ana Venuiauig. Washington ave. Beth phone a. iwsidanca, 889 27th. Phans 175 Ind. Shop rear af Wright A Sans' Ca Eastern rhoeae, SEe lb. Bags cheeao, 25c. Beet sugar, $5.4$ sack; 1$ lbs. for 4 Ul-y- JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Office at b. 8-- bal- 2350 I i-l- b Ranch butter, $0. lemons, per dot. 33c to 40e. Coal oil, 25e gallon; I gallon A Crabs, 25c and 30c; lobsters, O. A. GRAVES, Architect. 25 Firm Nat'l Sank Bm Rail Phone 986 K. u - . 7-- P. A. ISAKSON Contractor and Builder, 22d at Beil Phona 298-Z- . I com-mano- per City Received Potatoes Jumped from $1.25 to $1.50 per hundred this week. The crop de-la the county does not exceed the mand and a higher figure may be looked for before the new crop to come in. Other food stuffs remained firm and unchanged in price. Grains and provender Suctuated a few points, but no radical changes occurred during the week. Dates, 8 lbs. far 3 Sc. Apples, $1.25 per bushel. Coaosnuts, 19 to 16o each. Butter, 35c a pound. Cranberries, 15c per quart. Calory, I bunebaa for 10 cents. California grapes, 12e per lb. Bide veal, 8e; leg veal. 12c; loin veal. 13e; hind quarter, 12 Beef loin, 14c lb. buckbucket, $1.50, Lard, 10-let 60c; bucket. 00c. Halibut. 15e; flounders, soles, XSVGc; smeltes sell for 15c lb.; striped bass, 35c lb. Eggs, 40c Ogden CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Ca Galvanised Iren and Capper Coe nlehea Skylights and Tin Reftng 2450 Grant ova - bills. MARKET STOCK LAKE SLOW AND INACTIVE. Interstate Brokerage a WOODS co. 54 A 57 First Natff Bank Bldg. Both PhenaA p. c. Architect. J MARKETS On the produre exchange today the butter niarki-- t was steady; rreameries 21631: dairies. 20fi27. Eggs, firm pound. Timothy hey, lnoe. sella for $11 at murk case Include. 21623; firsts. 23; prime firsts. 24; extras, 26. Cheese per ton; timothy baled 80c a hundred; alfalfa bales. 70c a hundred: alfalfa steady. 13014. haw, loose. 19 to $10 par tom Wheat. $1.3U per cwt. Money. Oats. $1.50. New York. .Inn. 11. Close Prime Whole corn. 81 30. ircrrantlle paper fif6 sterling ex Cracked barley. $1.35. with abusiness actual rhan strong, Bran and aborts, $1.10 to $1.15 per ie. bankers bills at 44.800494.85 for demand and al 4SO.45 4SO.5i) fur hundrea. fxtv-da- y of the Wd Oi ARCHITECTS Directory MARKET Steady; No. i Kto St. Uuuia. WALL MINING 25-3- COKKEE s MIS El lstrd igl. W. B. STOWEU. an Trachor of Guitar, ManJoll 117ft VlaliA 27 1 St tnd phono t rrushrd " Kata O'Nail, Teacher of Muaic ,n0' Piano. Studio 262 28 86 JANUARY 12, 1907. SATURDAY, 36 MS: Quiet; fair Music & Art Instructors IT A II, OGDEN, Jim Butler Rescue West End Cons Home ... Ohio 1.32(4 .22 .. 1.75 .17 .... .... .17 .14 Cash Boy i GOLDFIELD Sandstorm Red Top . Mohawk ..4 Jumbo ....; Columbia Mount Jumbo Ex Vernal Goldfield 1.35 .23 1.80 .18 .1$ .15 .78 .80 1.30 17.85 .... 4jS0 1.27VJ 1.90 .24 .... 1.75 ........ 1.15 Mining Kendall .... ....... Booth .... Blue Bull Adama .... Sliver Pick Nevada Boy Dixie .... .... .... 8L Ives Lone Star .... 1.95 .25 1.80 .65 1.17(41 .58 .24 1.50 .28 .18 .99 .41 .55 .63 .57 .23 1.45 .27 .17 .... .... ..... Atlanta .... ....... .40 '. .60 .56 .38 .61 .57 2.95 3.00 1.C5 1.80 1.75 6.00 .31 .27 .13 .33 .29 .14 Oro .54 .94 Red Top Ex .37 I)latr.indfle1d IMamondfleld Triangle Dally .... .... .... Laguns Comb. Fraction . . Great end Ex Great Bend Annex .... B. B. Bonanxa Kewana . . . Mohaw k Ex Ixra Dlllnn - ........ Silver Pick Ex Goldfield Con BULLFROG ... Original Bullfrog National Bank Gold Bar Montgomery Mount.. Tramp Con Montana Bullfrog .. Yankee Girl Bullfrog Deity .... MANHATTAN Manhattan Cons Original Man Man. Mining Cowboy .... Pine Nut Bronco Yel. ....... Horse.... Dexter Stray Dog Crescent I Man Gold Wedge.. Nevada Hercules 1.70 .26 .24 .16 ' 1.75 .27 25 0.75 .22 .59 .28 .60 1.50 1.524 1.70 .16 .17 .45 .85 .33 .19 .12 .32 .20 .10 .75 .48 . 13 .17 .18 .47 .90 .13 .20 .13 .33 .21 .11 .76 .59 .14 .18 .63 kj HOPSON A OOn Painters, Paper Sign Writara Hangers; Eatimatea given an gen2245 eral contracting. Waah, areas Beth phoncA lot. Contractor, general house paint1004 21at BL ing and papcrf.anglng. Ball phona 24b-HARRY RUBEN. Wo do tha artlatio work of tha city. Relief, f resee and aeeqio d soar ting; original designing. Let ue show you our work in Ogdon. Gem Wash, oral work alee. Office 2438 2 all, SS4-Z- .15 .19 .61 N. R. WILSON. House painting, natural weed lahing, paper hanging and ' pass cleaning, ihop 421 23rd It. gel hona 44A. Boa 555 21st it PETER ANDERSON. Homo painter, artistic piper hanging. Eatimatea on contract work. 462 JSth Boll phono MU it N. E. OB ERG. . JOSEPH W. LUNa . House painter, paparhanger, as tlmatea given an contract werk 2755 Park Ava Ind 'phono 8644 W. U BACON. House painter, paparhangai N years' experience. Contract work a specialty. 250 Wash. Ava Idl Phene 297-- Contracting Plumbers THE OGOEN PLUMBING CO. It will pay you to no ua before com treating. Prompt attention to all 2525 Madieoa kinds ef plumbing. Ball 'phona 61S-Z- . HALVERSON BROS General Plumbing. Eatimatea an application. 2410(4 Wash., basement. Ball phone 622-- . J. W. Waah sva SIS. L. ZITZMAN. , Plumbing and hasting. Pump Ball Phona I544l Ava 2259 Waah. Residence II by. A. W. MEEK. Plumbing and Hntlng. Rcmavci from tha 28th BL shop to 2041 Wood. Ava Ind. 'pbonA JOHN KRUMPERMAN, DALLMORE, Sanitary Plumber. Ball 'phono S18-- Licenced 2353 Ind Plumbing: Eatimatea Furnished m application. 222 24th 'phone 205-Z- . tt Plasterers Contracting Local Union No. 252 a a price. 155 2d SL Bell 'phona 75i-y- GEORGE WILKINS. 1131 21at SL Bell $ tone ..95 .18 10.00 .47 Painting and paper hanging, 2435 Wash. Ball phona 504-Inp. 555. Directory of tM 30-x- . . a All Kind 2 PUBLISHING Ca B. F. ThomsA Manager. All kinds af Book and Job Print. 2405 Wash. Ava Ing. Baoemont Bell 'phanA INDUSTRIAL T. F. LOUGHRAN. Our object Is to give you valuo received. We want pleated patrons the kind that stay. 2214 Waah. ave.. upataira. A Directory C. 7$1 I of Ojd.n Olj A. L. SCOVILLE DOW .... Printara, Embossers and ire, PoetelficA Opposite 'phanoA J. a WOODY PRINTING Printing that Attracte. P" Av binding, all atylA 2375 Weed. Bath 'phanoA A. T. HEBTMARK, Printer and bookmaker. Ipw Punches for loooa loaf ledgers M Waah. Ava Bell Phene 324u PhotogjjghegjTO U WEBER, Pbotograpber. Every variety of photo ait work 8433 Wash, ova Both phono J. T. A. REia 13 24th BL Ind 'phene JOB PRINTERS DENKERK of Job Printing Neatly Waeho Sons. (Union Shop.) 2349 Ava Ind. 'phono 21b A H. A. SHUPE. Ava BeU phoro 181 Adama KODAK FINISHING; Bade for rwideoR view work. 1425 Great ej. Bsgagements and bear poetoScA Ball pkoee .t OAbbLG, Fhotograpker Outdoor views mil promptly, 175 litb oL Both pkooex 075 . t , |