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Show OGDEX DAILY COMMERCIAL: i til-- - JiUAUK anl Girl JIOLL. Xh i. LU Ga j liuol on Time. 2 UiuULViL M ivxiu?. Iaicra twaiUs. I 1 "j - ul . .11 ft Fnrmt-u- t trit aftrax Lkie on ' SiJt s I'etua IVuie from fre o from J J.r.h, rtxh mud , will iiri-u- r Ut Salt Luke I J. Ctujrr, Mis Xi-- a. L-- r. will be f Jkntrng dut 1'k-ke- ! lt U-- na3ri 3 j niaM-va- vry. IZtL if2 nid. a ffTV.Hf Iavli, L i-- b.rlis A kern, liroarcitur. C I uwrgv coriem, VJ- - Kiimiuie Stooe, Nellie in. Dors Payne, bb-- H..rej, Ethel Brua o- - Urii, Josie Hall, laKl Viili Allen. Tbomi - -- a m i. nie Ford, IMle Bulen. Albert Anderson, n uue ailenoerger, Caffita Carpenter. jaa. u. J. bntwEix, Teucher. Teacher. Buddinff Xo. 1. fsMvan.l Tt.I. l Buddm Na 10, Rfih and Seventh Grades-Jo- hn Anderson. Willie Howe, HoiuMW, IWt Adama. uartuu tiojtuea, jiotwoe fajmerton. Iel Murphy, Joseph 1111, Willi llHrth liii'hxr.iaian 1. rmt-f- , C.lu., I tinei hnyder, I'earl Snvder, Chast NeUi Carruthera, blanche Saultenberger, hVank Halveraun. Emerson, Bert Shei.herd. Klla Child. P.;t U' If (nrVB Howard HoUinggwortb, er, uen jenben, Anna Jenxen, Frank vy, bailie Aiatbewa, JrJ Jnku, Belle at'Jiv, iar Alt M ork. E-ln- a nl euter-priBe.b- a .,1 -- 1 Riordax, Building Na 3, Seventh Grade Cora uingnam, name wnite.iNannie tiklund, Clara Eldredge, Elsie Dee, Nettie Robins. Daisy Wardleieh. Josenh Trihe. Harold W'ardleigh, Henry Stevens, Rolla unran, Ariour jonnson, feter rnorsted, .lames curcn, irving mmmett, Albert Wilson, Roger O'Connor, Harry Farrell, james rarreii, w. uewoir, Victoria Slater, Halhday Harvey, Ida Chase. D. IL Adams, Teacher, No. 3, Sixth Grade Charles Building Charles Atterbury, Eddie Anderson, Brown, Arthur Hadley, Hagy Hubbard, Si m Kohn, Bert Taylor, Maud Bateman, Nellie Beltzer, Mary Eklund. Laura Horr, May Hartog, May Jack, Bertha uuiHie, vyBicmiia iarseu, riiimu nelson, Frankie Steler, Emma Tossell, Edna Weaver, Km ma Wilson. Miss Gillespie, Teacher Building No. 3, Fifth Grade Frank Abercrombie, Olhe Exum, Gussia Scud der, Willie bnaw, Albert Tracy, rildie Campbell, Nellie Bishop, Olga Berkhoil, Jttattie Hrown, l!.llie Uhild, Josie Clair, Maud Cory, Ada Douglass, nortense Ester, Frankie Kreider, Rosa Mornins. Florence Moore, Bella Lawrence. Lil lian KnliTAP- - AntrliriA Tarr Harris, Iieail, Mav ltoborts,- Isabel Slater, Vera HT II .1' eir. waiKer, bubip Belle Lan.vino. Teacher. Building No. 3, Fourth Grade Charlie Driver, John Browning, Charlie Saw-tellPearl Taylor, Albert Gray, Molly Woods, Ida Williams, Annie i'eterson, Oscar Weaver, Paul Ingerbretsen, Jonnie Kertz. Mamie Steij.r, Teacher. Building No. 2, Second and Third V it before Breakfast. Send vnur nriWa fnr fin a to The Commercial office. If VOUr druggist Grower. hair for is fallincr Skookum will at 9:'J0 a. m. i.iG p. m. 1:23 . ox. Vou w ran tret ay -- every hour. r. . p.m. Lai lr ti fnu fl ft1. A ft'tluA LvFbkxtz. Secretary. Let the Ruby Splash. The Russians have a wav of bathinur their very young bubis that is unique and most comfortable, savs the NewYork Tribune. A large log hollowed out a deeply hs possible serves as bath tub and is placed on two crotsi-stk-uprighta A small blanket is laid at the bottom of the bath together with a pillow of folded flannel just high enough to lift the tiny head above the ulr IC in r lt...kv :u then laid comfortable down rh if on a bod to kick and splash w ithout let or hindranceand lie does so enjoy it, tho Ixmny wee mon! After n imul Imth Iia in ti.U.... out with the blanket w rapinxl about him asdecrilxvd above. This seems a very bractical WAV nf linthini uti fliuip in strain in the position as there is w hen the ueaa is new up with the hand. - k Take it before Breakfast. Take it before Hrkakfaht. Go to Peck, Knowles Jb Beeore for the .incut and chenjiotit cooking and heating stoves. Have opened at 2K4 Washington avenue, between 23d and 24th St., with a Full Line of New Goods. Also, goods damaged by tire. SACKED Offden, mize. Tliev have found out w V BEST 01 us at TAILOE-MAJD- to mt M Qvv VV GARMENTS E a great saving in cost. WM. HARCOMBE, Loading- Clothier, Furnisher and Hatter. - BOYLE book-keepin- d I'll IN I TV HE CO., Furniture and Carpet Wisdom's Robertinn ia mnAtincr uitK great success everywhere, and is rapidly nuppianung every other preparation of a like nature. OL'den drutsista sell it 24G2 '5 WASHINGTON AVE., OGDEN, UTAH. F. W. LAFREXTZ, Atterbury, Dota SOLE I WKB-- vMerkry, Dota ) .MSQLE IvIANUFACTUERS President. A F. POOLE, See'jr. ud Trru k UNION AGENTS OF FINE STIFF HATS, Lined and Unlined, in Light Weights. nrintino nsk vnnr Root Hair nnt, Magazines bound in all styles at The UOJOIKBCLVL Olllce. - "Sohmer," the Quenn of Pianos. Cover thnt. hnll srvnf rn rnnp tin.,) by using Skookum Root Hair Grower. Take it before Breakfast. White. House, Salt Lake City. Corner nf Main nnd famwnii fin) Most central location of any hotel in the city. Opposite postofliee. "Union ticket and Pullman office in the hotel. Newly remodeled nnd fiirniohwl thrnnirlinnl Table unsurpassed. Electric light, bells, and all modern conveniences. Terms, $2 H. L Hall, Iroprietor. per day. e, See the "Cascade" visit incf enrd The Commercial oflice. 1 NO. SM7:i WASHINGTON AVKNUK. OGDRN. UTAH, Ia a boarding and day school devoted to the education of voung ladios and little girls. In addition to u thorough practical English course and Latin, clauses in type ore conducted writing and short-hanafter the latest approved methods. French and German are optional studies. Besides the elements of drawing which are taught in all the classes, private pupils in the studio receive instruction in crayon, pastel, painting in oil and water colors, on China silk, satin nn.l In the musical department lessons are given in vocal music, and on piano, harp, guitar, organ, violin, mandolin and zither. Special classes in art, music, fancy work, etc., have been formed for ladies residing in the city. For further iHirtimilnra nnt.lv tr Siutr Superior, Ogden, Utah. 1 reason of merit. HEART ACADEMY, velvet. a We like to leel that from whatever cause our increased trade'eomes, it comes solely by Utah, Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross. SECRETS OF "Sohnier," the Queen of Pianos, nf Job work of all kinds at The Commer rooms. The best and the cheapest cial job a Hot SprincTi. Vu can go to the II.4 .Springs Ly the motor at the Broom Hotel 7:50 a. m. 10:3) a. m. UI:5.1 p. m. 318 p. in. to have the pull for the They We see no reason wlw HiPvdmnlrlnV 1 ney are Chev- dressy, serviceable, cheap. .1 tt irc iyw, nuwever. are not me only tilings called jor Our finer goods in all lines are going "vciy. Aiciue beeiris 10 De neavier in the better grades than usual. This don't much indicate hard times, as some croakers are prophesying. Maybe that; money being scarce with some, they come to us to econo- KJ Take it before brenlrfAst Vuvnnan it will give you an appetite, regulate the bowels and cleanse the system of all im purities Dr. Henley's English Dandelion Tonic. Sold every where. Take Ziid Street T Soften theSLiu. Ladies w hose k;o is subject to roughness when exposed to the air mar remedy the difficulty by applying Wudotu's iolet Crearu. It restores the natural action of the skin and induces sufttLee and fchmtkity. 1 olaj VJI 'MADE IX BLACK CHEVIOTS. seem Buy your Iron Fences, Wire Flower Ntandsi. Coal and U'in.Lv i Guards at tha Og.len Wire and Iron Mim C. WrujAMg, Teacher. To the Citizen. Consumers of IiVht m ill rilcuiu Utr 'r. 1 IStllldllUf X1. 10 PIret or.. i c, ayu ajcuu mind that the free wiring proposition 10 Kirn,tU Chaa. Petoraon, JL s ueciric Iiifht c:m- '"rnan Ciare Carhart, Fred oi me viu-nf. iny appliua only to surface wiring in Hall, ml llollinjrsworth, Kty Liiitsley, lUbLcena houties. and' il der, Lrnu Suxldard, Nellie Bennett, Ma-- for one year'a lighting accompanies the orjer lur wiring, and that alter Novemus uiuuu, inez .viama, ber 1st a charge of schedule prices will Mks. Howard, Teacher. be luada for all of wirinir. The Citizens' F!laVtria I.i.'Kt IViinauna. Budding No. 10, Firat Grade-An- nie Matnewa, ,iaJart'y. Annie Petert.on. has no apology to offer for being in the C'hryatal Carroll, Kiluatriek. Held of electric lighting, t nay Nannie Frv, Henry MeKelli, Getjrge we are here to sunnlv id a except lrm nn.i .irst-clafs nenuKr, .jonn i jyior, liiinie Tanner, growing demand for a really Krl Ciark, Mark Barnett, lien-nt- e lilfbt. reliable and truiitwnrthir in ir ur. Cornel Kilpatrick. HarMtr, vice of the poople. Neither are we inCharlie Goudlieart, Charlie Brown, clined to boaslf ulneRti, and have said but iidrry rigni, iJanie cKlroy. nine, nerexoiore, on ut hair or our Faxjiie Maui ike, Teacher. at this time we w ish to state to t he citizens that we are carefully and rapBuilding Xo. 9, HiKh Sthool-Ro- se idly as may be preparing au electric hteler, Kato bchannenba-t- , Ida iluut every eotnnonunt of which in Dm neabHct, Coo KU Clair. M. O. Corev. kuowii to tho elei-triIiirlitiru in. T. B. Lewim, Prin. dustrv. We nre conlident. ther.r,irA. Building Xa 0, Eighth Grade Archie that in the WmtintrlnmsA nltarnul Inn Corey, Clarence Gunnell, Charlie systems for arc and incandMafent lightWillie Montgomery, Lena ing we offer to Ogdon City anl citizens a Darland, Luella Edwards, Jeesie Hurl- - light equal at least to any in America, oui, ii,uiei jiarHh. Caroline yimth, Cora and after which other nltrnntintr avs. viCKa. tems are followers. aiibs ti. Mc tF.r, Teacher, w e do not advertise to give this liirht Building Xo. 8, Second and Third or sell ten per cent, cheaper than grade Mabel Dlilingham, Ida Roberta, away, man ureenweii, uelia ISchainck. Ar "inferior anrvice." Imlimriinr tl.ot uitl. chie May, Claudie May, Ernest Stace, equitablo dealing a good commodity avail mio aoine uegree or ravor. iwia neiiey, ueorge Kohn. Arthur wil uuuVaiuj way ttloMOAil ATA t.t bm til llA l.lw.it.-trson, Frank Mason, Willie Stephens, iuiu incanues.;eni eiecinc lighting. Mar-kle- . uenMsr vy-ey- , iTol iienry ueicher, jaOBpeciiuuy yours, Reika Koldewyn, Alexander Kolde-wyUITIZtltS iLCTRlC LiICItT Co. Ivy Forbes, Zannie Cannon, Fred ye, .waggie iiecuner. Vocal MuhIc. F. Stf.leb, Teacher. 31188 l rniC lntn rr Nav Vrlr Buildinff Xo. 8. Firat. C.mAa Din. in. in vial technique, will receive Koldewyn, EdJie Pilcher, John Stevens, Btructor . . . a rji iriweniy-eecon-. a nnuur riuuier, iavm Melvin, 1'earl pupiuit ui, mi 6troet. Inez Winnie lulick, Gulick, Kelley, v Ouly a Silver Dollar. inuuuie oione. E. M. Wisemam, Teacher. It is only a silver dollar it's irrimv Building Na 7, Second, Third and and old and worn; the last that is in my " Fourth 117.1 Orailfw Thomna pocket, and it goes for a morning horn, I'.ffl.i ley Jiaiuoiy, iitliet Richardson, Ella as hundreds have gone before it, as hun- noorn, Aims unatnoers, Mabel Dial, ureus more may go, ror a secona or shalaieeBe r ariev. mnnnn .inni fvi Hh no low an aire of remorse and u iw Maud Donovan, Mary Minion. John It's pleasure, only a silver dollar the last that Smuin. T. II. Sweeney. Teacher. my eyes may see, and it has been owned Building No. 7, First and Second and handled hrnmrna fra it. mmatn ma. ttradpi8 Willie Sraum, Juno Roberts, u s aawxi in oi, wnen i was a my, and may loier, uavia warn, Josie ilelnap, thought that A wretohml. amnll ollrop dollur was largo as a wheel ah. uenuWBuaw. jaary oaunuors, inoot rot! InlS (lollar in venra nniv von E. Bishop, Teacher. was a boon to one, ished Building Na 6, Mound Fort Mabel a noon perhaps to some toiler, who Whitney, Alice Folker, Paulino Shaw, irroanpd 'nonth thestruggling mid Rosa B. Hattie Shaw, Shaw. to the lonely widow who wept for the Charlie Shaw, Henry Sanburg, sueni iioau, it arougnt to her home irvin Moore, Jimmy Hhaw. Chos Some Comfort, to her rhildrnn ter Dean, Winnie Badcer. Clarence soma broad: ah. vee. u the norlmna Ntnrvinir Shirk, David Peterson, Orvia Hawcs children, in hut that know of naught Walter Parry, Milt Harries. Ernest Bow goia, Drougntrooa in the heat or summan, twiy cowman, jonn Jiogan. mer, and faggots when days wero cold: J. M. Adams, Teacher. perhaps they may owe existence, and Building No. 5 Mary Hall, Harriet lortune and lov and fame- - tn thiaHnllar Sherner, Rittio Hutchins, Emily Clark, oi i., ine last inat 18 W mv name remaps by the Uanges river, some inrain itomriei, William Cox. man as a heathen trod, and found F. KChkuitensen, Teacher. the way this dollar, to the glory Building Xa 4, Two and Three and irracebyof fkwl- - nnd if in armtin Hrades Herbert Mitchell, Lawrence travels, it guided a human soul, above Moore, Myrtle Oram, Ada Parry, Fred an me siums ana darkness, the rivers of Robinson, Llewellyn Shanks, Bennie death that roll, then have I the right to Tyree, Charlie Bishop, Carrie Hensen, Bnend it? This dnllnr lux.' Dinnul . . ... mnv . .. . Ifi.V liiooie Jost, josie Hchoesser. well, well, it is queer how fancies this MRH. X. P. IClMn Tunlaa iuoruiyg surge over mei lis queer Building No. 4. First Grade .Tosenh but the same old cravincr mm pa nvar rrA Heif, Charlie Sweneon, Bennie Dennis, as of yore, I pause, and I'm vaccilating Tommy Larson, Olivar Larson, Richie one hand on the gin mill door; I pause nancn, ueorge uorey, uiarence WilthA TiHllNA in HBAlaaQ but KnrV ..lrtaA liams. Walter Weaver, Josie Mazel, Mack by the chasm's brink. I throw on the bar Loomis, Albert Anderson, Jimmie Wil- - my dollar, and call for the i: morning n ; T).. jmmn, vyniiio i pwibuu, vrerue lullier, drink.-'-rro- ft Mason. Josie Williams, Lily Wiggins, Hattie Gibson, Meta Ranch, Eratna Ipeon, Alice Deeda. mnrtirncrAa LutcAa tinA ralKop jJorey, iaura Kooerts. blanks at The Commercial, job rooms. Tcde C. Teacher. fJo WK AUK HAVING A WU Patruuiie iioue IudcLry. tUIWOD. KhUline. Heath. Laura Minty.Mry lVirl Dalli- Uk, .Tuinnm booh, jaanua Uarnngton. THE MECCA OF THE ECONOMICAL. n Jii - Kertz. Dotlie R j st:ia BcniE Woodt, TeKher. Buildinr Kit. 1 P.uirik . ... v.! irr.k uui Orada An4ti OL.rU- Barrett. Jocn .b Murphy. i l.Liii fB.worih, Katie J' fr Tt (X-to- iru f.rf CL0TI-n.E- at therour.d trip. gajij for return Uie dv U s..lr. Oa Satuniav. BjJJ'HC Xa 1. F.tt Crsde- - Robert 1st, t krl will U soldca nil Espy, IiliiMctX-rmott- . A!.'ivl Ku.pv. traiiis at Tie pu;;!, who rate .xl Mnn. Gnw NHiLlU-ri'- . Jm:ie return found in AIii 1 busdar. a(j Mi M. MiotiKt tlii Lav . ceiiLer UrJr nor ; ut. K. W. Exn s. j Wnt duriDg the cit.c!h ttdix Building No. Hrst C.rd-M- rU I. P. A, U. P. lli.il war. " WM. HARCOMBE, AcrvUBt ! Heps' . Ira TtrfKi.p. ;ru. ExUl 31st, t W rich, Lw.r S4. CreiW, Ok J Ik Xorma a letterl!mtinjr. j C.aruoe ! 1 Iiji.i-r- " For Tt K.--o. IWt Bwa vu uk. -Of. Kd. i k3 li,Borf, r.m .ir..r Many SUNDAY4 NOVEMBER 2, 1890. FREE. CopsulOluOoctor Iftrcaii Graduated with high honors. Twenty ... T xHw...,- - ca JJ I... aaiAi inns MO iihiwii, h jtiitiiri. and in Treatment the Author and Specialist Private, Nervous and Chronic Diseases. A Private Adviser for those contemplating marriage and for men suffer- Thousands of young men and women saved ing from Private. Nervous or Chronic from an early grave; made fathers and Diseases. Sent prepaid by express. mothers; and restored to permanent man- 3 Read "Secreta hood and womanhood. Of Life" sent prepaid by express only. i GROCERS, Aversion to Society. Loss of Energy. Promature Decline. Varl- U resultlnir ftwrn th damnlDK effocwof COClO and Impotgncy youthful errors and excesses. You be In the first are remember that fnay you stages, but fart iinproiichlnflr the lust. Do not let tulw prtdeoroham modesty deteryou from Rtleudinir to toui affontzlniriCmentfl. .Muryibrlirhtanlruitur;iy (rifted young man endoved with genius has permitted his eime to run ou and on until remorse Kicked hit Intellect, and detb claimed it victim. For remeuiber, "ProcraaUna-tio- n is the thief oMIme." we have so arranged 3iir treatment for the nbovertlponwfltlmt It will not only IUUIUW JW ICI runs. Aliintftr- irwa huu iovuth are sHcrooiy oonnoonuul. Medicine p.u.ltvl m na not to excite curlOHlty, andfientbyexprcfls If full description of siie H(rlveuT but one personal UltiirVftrW lD tail niJUfl tmfn-rvJn,1 tumnffirnnfwIJrmllat. rnnaiill.ll,.n feR Ll'CAS PRIVATE D1SPENSART. C HantlolBb Zl, ChlcaflO, UL 1 349 Twenty-Kit- h Street, OUDKN, UTAH. |