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Show OGDEX DAILY COMMERCIAL: 1RIOAV. MARCH 27, HEBKAPIlETIYm ps:-:- : f jf a as taa" J"M!f w eiicTK9 tnat trtj X VERY Jmnjx-J- BOLD . VENTURE. Lav .:v J ith Lm Its to say is- - mas ai of thkl gu'.y Hut&zmsy eaao. of the cottphcay bi' h x-k- s n. (ex-cler- k : gv Their Sjnod An J Prt-ljt- e Proems. Son; of All Nation the Xethoditt (north Tonight The Carpenter. the Raa! ouca-HL- rr in The tLe leWliertiial. the ptLrtj, U d. J not suxp THE DISTINCT COl'IIT. at!y and atU tragtt to soared. 11 was tud Ijt tha atg. Ii tad a tboaghtfid uoe, a vibrant vote aid the of PRESBHERIANS. Ula La Lad pdtieeoe, chivajT, aaa industry, eourage and the geniue of aue- He was a graceful and atrikitg KfcMkfcMa.a thoughtful Hamlet, an c Othello a eaaneloua llv-t"- " and th U( Caasiua U the country. Ia tha n drama of Lf ail are actors and no oo knows his part. I. u tha aretes are atifted by unseen play and tha eoninieaowbecit. plot and end are etui unkao.a. ar ungueaswL One one the pUyera Uava the atageand by others Uka their places. Thera is no pause. 1 b play goM on. No prompter's rooe is heard, and do oo has the slightest li hat tha next arena is to be. f.", U ul this drama Lav an end? Will tha curtain fall at last Will it rise again npon aoma other stage Reasua aays perhaps, and bop euil whispers yea. Sad! I bid my friead farewell. I admired ue actor and I loved tha auan- .Lu-saa- at The Synod of Utah met ia the Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening It 7:13. Hie opening sermon was preacher by Rev. J. IL Barton of Boise City. Idaho. The theme of the discourse waa tha "Immortality of the SouL" It waa a very clear presentation of the subject.. The roll of the Synod was called and tha following Ministers answered to their namee: grt fun, The KenaeJj Pumas Sait i Xovt on Triil. H-- PISTOL A M. PRACTICE. Vktin Trtal to at the Jail Yeterdaj-Hk- er Jin-Ja- n at-tj-o VVaah-ifi-ta A, Huat- - Pvteraue to C E, part L A; to C E. Ptfeme, part of 8, Ferja, 4t Poi ua-&Li- C K. Hack racgt of to U Brow, part t; I1JU. so-ti-o L to oai ip 5, ran 2. ; fUSuX - a. naaaau 10 E af tut UISJC, pari IL black t, South Ogde survey; &JU, J. Stoddard to of lot 1(1. block 31, plat A; N1xl, part akide "- a Se. Polir ). blrk plat till 11: aa Total H1JU The tiirst district court. Judge Miner "Tb great tonic, appUzr and I tut. rcsruiator." Dr. ltftUr"a presiding, naad die pusuUoca aa fallow Wion Took:. E. I). T. yesterday: T. E. Fit7gerJ 11 Adam Giger, trial PatroeU tb bw Co mm tan ax. Look continued froas Wednesday. Franklin vs. Armstrong at aL ten data bindery, a her you can got naUclaaa further tuna granted tor defendant to work at Omaha and Lincoln prioas. tir ansaer. Ia Advanre of the Bounty. Eac Claim, Wis, March 31 ImFrom Wood River Presbytery, Idaho; Rev. Chaa. 8. Godsman, Mais J; iUv mense quantities of sugar are being auld R, P. Boyd, Paris; Uev. J. H. Barton, in northern Wisconsin for future delivBoise. One lucal wholesale company w ill From Montana Presbytery; Rev. J. ery. hsve 10U0 barrels her this week, to ba Groeneveld. Butte, Montana. held in bond till April L when tha From Utah Presbytery; Rer. S. L bounty provided tor by tha Mc Kin ley n, Gillespie,! Box Elder; Rev. Josiah lav will take effect A customs officer Ogden; Rev. E. M. Knox, Kayee-vill- from Milwaukee will coma here March Rev. J. A. L. Smith, Springviiie; 3L and one minute after midnight that Rev. Charles M. Shepherd, Springriile; night the company w ill reship tha sugar Rev. G. W. Martin, Manti; Rev. W. A, to points along the railroad lines beE. W. Rev. Hough, Spanish Fortt; Green, tween I. ere and Ashland. D. Logan; Rev. P. Stoops, Salina; Rev. W. R. Campbell. Mendon; Rev. N. E. Interests Clemenson, Rock field; Rev. S. E. Win--' bill to Littlje Rock, March 2G.-- Tbe hard, D. D., Ogden; Elder Loren J. Nelson, ML Pleasant; Elder Jas. Mornsoldiers pension disabled and their indigent widows passed both ing, Ogden. The Synod then adjourned to meet houses of tha Arkansas legislature. at 9:30 a. m. Thursday morning. These meetings are open to the public. Wheeling. Harrv Hall will be seen on tha path The Presbytery of Utah. again this season. The Presbytery of Utah convened in Tha Bedford Cycling Club of Brooklyn the First Presbyterian church at 7:30 has been incorporated. Another o'clock, Thursday evening, March 2C, professional bicycle 1391, and was opened with a sermon by race will be started in Detroit tomorrow. Rev. J. H. Webster of American Forks, Chief Consul Mott of tha Maryland Rev. P. D. Stoops of Salina, was elected division of tbe L. A. W. rode over 0,000 moderator; Rev J. IL Webster and Rev. miles last season. E. N. Murphy were elected temporary The Manhattan Bicycle Club will hold clerks; Rev. A. C. Todd, of the Presby- their annual election of officers on Mon was of invited Kansas as to sit tery day evening. corresponding member. A large numThe Outing Wheelmen of Philadelphia ber of ministers and teachers are in will e hold a road race on April attendance upon the session of tha 25 over the Century course. Presbytery. The attractions at the New Jersey Teachers and Christian workers present: Mrs. G. W. Martin of Manti; Mrs. division meeting of the L. A. V at Elizabeth on May 29 and 30, will consist C. M. Shepherd, Miss Eugenia Munger of runs, a theater party, a banquet and and Miss L. B. Work of Springville. Miss Helen Wishard and Miss Pease, parade. President James R. Dunn of the of Camp Mission, Salt Lake City; R. J. Caskev, of the Collegiate Institute, Salt League of American Wheelmen, has apLake City; Miss J. R. Mitchell, of Kays-vill- pointed Charles Randall, of Chicago, Mrs. W. R. Campbell, of Mendon; chairman ot the L. A. W. racing board. Mrs. Philip Babcock and Miss Dobbs, of The appointment is regarded very unfaHyrum; Miss Troop, of Wellsville; Mrs. vorably here in the east. Parks, Mrs. Shirley and Miss Hersman, The Passaic City Wheeling and Ath of Logan; Mrs. James Thompson, Miss letic association have elected tbe follow M. Miss E. M. and of E. Knox Knox, ing officers: Captain, S. Mulloy; first Smithtield; Miss McCartney, of Rich- lieutenant, Charles beigel; second ot Malad City, Idaho, mond; Miss Cort, Charles Stuart; color bearer, C, and Miss Jeanette K. Ferry, of Park Frick; bugler, B. Spencer. City, Utah. The members of the presbytery and A DEMOCRATIC KALLY. their friends had tea feerved to them in the basement of the church at about 6 A Highly Festooned and Distin p. m. The ladies of uie church spread before us an elegant repast. guished Jeffersonian Lvent. The Presbytery of Utah meets again Provo, Utah, Maroli 25, 189L today at 9:30 o'clock, and it will be proCommercial: Will you kindly Editor ceeded by a half hour devotional meeting. The public is niost cordially invited give publicity in your mln able paper to the fact that Judge II. 1'. Henderson, C. to attend the sessions. This evening the ladies Presbyterian C. Richards, H. IL K I;ipp and others .11 -I. .,1.4 :.: .,!,; i lUiHmuuary bwioi; win uuiu a jjuiut.; have cjen invited and are I from Ogden meeting. Mrs. A. A. Fulton, who for ten to to here at a grand demoexpected ss a nas Deen years laooring missionary cratic rally to be held in this city on in China, will be one of the speakers. Saturday evening, March 28th, at 7 o'clock. Judge Judd, S. A. Kenner and A FIXE ENTERTAINMENT. Joseph L. Rawlins, of Salt Lake City, are also expected to be here. Tbe opera "Cradle Songs of Many Nations" house haa been secured and will be Given Tonight. heavily festooned for the occasion. The services ot five bands of this county hare The ladies of the Methodist church been engaged for that night. will present their unique entertainment, We would be glad to be able to shake the "Cradle Songs ot Many Nations" to- hands with you on the occasion. Jours Fraternally, night at the church, on Twenty-fourt- h James H. Wallis. Adams. and between Washington street, This will be something new here and Rck Springs Coal, lump and nut. mill ilnnKt.laoa hn vftrv attractive. The Telephone No. 218. 1. N. Pierce, Mg'r. attractions of this kind offered by the ladies ot that cnurcn are always successPresident Eliot on ful and always worthy of much appreci Indianapolis News: President Eliot of ation. After several interesting numbers the Harvard is not in favor of "Cradle Songs' will begin. They will and in his recent lecture in this city he include music designed lor mianiiie ears stated that this is a question which will is gnna lis tha fnl Intt'i n cr nntinnR! Dan be of communiwealth the regulated North by German, American, Sweedish, ish, Breton, Kussian, Araoian, jngiisn, Ital ties. As this increases the sentiment for the separate education of the sexes will ian, Japanese ana tnaian. lltt Until milflt. TW. n.KT.nnl fVlTlf assert itself, but now the west is not a and cal and literary numbers lullaby wealthy enough to educate the boys and by ten nine gins. This will doubtless prove one of the girls separately. President Eliot overmost enjoyable attractions of the season. looked the fact tbatMiohigan university, which stands perhaps next to Harvard, has eduaated the two together for NINE HOURS. more than twenty years, with no deThe Carpenters Will Ask Shorter sire to do otherwise. Also, that the new Chicago university, which is to rank Days Soon. among the highest institutions of learnThe carpenters held a meeting at the ing in the country, opens its doors to A. 0. U. W. hall last evening. It was a boys and girls alike, taking such action without any special effort on the part of nublic assembly at first, in the interests anybody, but simply because that it is of a day now considered the right thing to do. of cooperation as to the length and wages, or organization. A numoer Furthermore, that the great Stanford of addresses were made. university ot California, with an unlimitA meeting of the Union was afterward ed endowment, offers its privileges to both without distinction. It is not for held. It is understood that the carpenters will claim nine hours as a day after lack ot money that they are educated toMay 1, and forty cents per hour, or $3.60 gether, but because it is the prevailing is advantageper day. This was decided upon some- opinion that ous to both sexes. time ago. Mo-Clai- e; six-da- y five-mil- lieu-tenan- t, ' Andrew Henry vs. Bear Lake k River Waterworka company, trial u a jury. Verdict for tha plaintiff of Catherine IW. her ra. Julio C Prr t alL, drfault of dftdant. iudgamaat for plaintiff. Catherine C Batcher nu John C Prr at aL, aani entry aa foregoing. Mary Kennedy et aL vs. Ogden Citr. trial to a jury. Peodicg. Thia is a suit lor davaaffaa palced at tlCUAU and tha circumatanoaa of the caaa are as follow: Mr. Kennedy and husband, who lira at San Francisco, wer on their way home and stopped over in Ogden waiting for a train west. To while away tha da-la-y they walked up town and in front ot tbe Chapman house she stepped into a hole in the walk and received sever in juries, and waa laid up at the hotel for som time, hh mad several offers to settle with tb city, but as they saemed exoeosiv wer not considered. The present suit ia an at tempt to com pel the city to pay a larva sum for tb accident mentioned. It will be continued this morning. till a A SMALL BACKET. Two Men Pulled Gnus on other. Each- - Last evening about 8:30 o'clock two men made a wild break, on the street. near 2oth and Lincoln. They had known eachother elsewhere and met in town by accident They one had been unfriendly and the old grudge waa warmed up and cultivated here. So when they met again last night. after having grown pretty hot, on pulled bis gun, and before anyone knew what was going to happen they begun to shoot V. S. Allen shot twice and C.W. Williams three time. Then Williams turned and ran, throwing his gun away. Allen gun refused to go off after the second discharge. Both were arrested but later wer released on a deposit ot each. They evidently wer new and green at the shooting business as it does not appear that either came within a rod of hitting the other. KNIFED Case of HIMSELF. With a Serious Phase. George Stratton, a gambler who was put in the city jail recently to sober up A Jim-Jam- s borrowed a from a spell of small pen knife yesterday, as he said, to clean his finger nails. He deliberately laid his body bare and stabbed himself three times. One cut might have proven fatal had it not struck the lower rib on the left side and glanced. Jjate last night it did not appear that Stratton was dangerously wounded. jim-jam- The Police Record. Charles Miller was fined $5 and ex penses. He is the Salt Lake man who was on his muscle and got up two or three disturbances on Wednesday evening. H. Roberts and Tom Doyle, two plain drunks, caught the usual court regulator for such offenses. Henry Jones, who stole and pawned Judge Gideon's overcoat a few days ago, and wis admonished yesterday with 'Jo days in the city patent moral refrigerator. "Take it before breakfast" Dr. Hen English Dandelion Tonic ley 11 Injersoll's Tribute to Barrett ks S and i Liock of of SOME Eral Eatale Tra&afrrm. scut tra&sftf f irtishad by tik Umiarahoc Abstract oe avseu. far March ej ib-te- Another Pleasant ErmL Mra A Jolph Schanaatbach entertained FOR UTAH. IDAHO, MONTANA another larga eut&paoy of friends Tbcra-dy- , March S a oeffea. Tha fruit Claims Out HtBdrtd T. J. Hid aid Sural demratka&s were very band-'- . u:t FWnia La in appearance, aaj iUj Xtrti of tie Plat of and tie table gruaned unJer lis weight O'Jfi b Kb Broth. uf daintily prvparad dishea. And the rich outturns were worthy of A baautif ul eensatioa struck tL city atectioa. Tha afternoon was a ray of sunshine bright ladiea .cday. And bo wonder there was brought with ao auuij together and sparkling ideas ejeitement. eiprosed. The hottest made the ooca-Mo- a s pleasant on and her friends hop It was nothing mora nor lees than an blocks of OIt-- a alia will give another ouffee very soon. attempt to claim property, worth at bast I k ',(M oa a The Earner Again. lama titi acbMi! The rumor is again revived to the Ttu property lis aast of Jackaoa effect Bennett block at Grant that tha avenu aad south of Taeety fourth Twentv-aixtand street has been ia lot of it and worth oa as street every leased by fh Em Grande for general averag of about $iX Th thmg aeema to hav coma about omuea. Ogden will never kick if this is so. Let them corns. ia omlhiBg Uk this way: On Cunningham owned tha l'i) acre in QuanKent's Concert. tum aay back in early diva About 1970 ba uld it to tha city of Ogden for a Kent's second promenads concert will oor.aiderattoo, giving a warranty deed. be given at Union hall on the evening of A couple of years ago, mora or less, auld April L The music will be supplied by this land in and tha citvj platted an I of oouraa at a very decided Kent's Military band and Opera House bl advance on tha purchase price, giving orchestra and of course will be tine. The invitations are quite artistic. warranty deeds also. It seems there ia a lav which forbids The Seb.ellb.as Brew In? Co. cities from buying and selling real estate in a speculative way. Now comas tha No manufacturing institution in Ogpretty punt. den has sprung into prominence so rapE. who A. is Koch, eeema," "It says largely interreeted in tha property, in idly or met with sucb financial success in question, "that w T. J. Hadson went to so short a time aa the Schellhas Brewing bait Lake City, here Cunningham Uvea company. this and paid him f LOW) to quit-claiThe company has expended money entire tract of aixteen blocks or 100 liberally. Its plant is second to no plant seres to said Hudson. So the abstract of its size in the west All of the latest shows. Then A. 1L Swan becomes agent improvements in brewing machinery and for the handling of tha property and the most scientific applications have I R. Rhodes the attorney and I sup- been applied in the Ogden brewery. An pose they are all interested in it and I investment of about 10,000 will soon be . ao told them today. followed by an increase of as much "However that is, tha scheme is to ap- more. It is aaid that the brand of parently cloud the title on the tack that "Rocky Mountain Amber" is unexcelled the city was speculating in real estate, by any imported beer. in making the deal, and to make all TO INVITE THE PRESIDENT. present holders put up for makings clear record." Mr. Koch was hot So were a lot of Mr. Harrison Will Be Asked to Stop others who own part of the lota in quesat Ogden. tion. In fact there seems to be music ahead over this affair and no wonder. At The council held a night session on 1 10 a lot, to clear up the title there would and named a committee of Wednesday be over 113,000 in it to the men who are President Harrison to invite citizens to connected with tha schema. Hudson has gone to Kansas City since stop over in Ogden on his proposed the thing was fixed up and of course Western tour. The committee is as folcould not be seen. lows: Gen. N. Kimball, F. J. Kiesel, D. H. Soma lively developments may be expected very soon. Peery, sr., E. M. Allison, F. J. Cannon, J. M. Langsdorf, David Evans, W. N. Shilling, A. C. Bishop, H. P. Henderson, A. RAILROAD TALK. C. Bigelow, David Eocles, John A. Boyle, IL W. Smith, S. S. Schramm, Tbeo. Ro'j-isoVarious Track Notes fit Interest in General Kimball, as chairman, has Ogden. a letter inviting written the Western Grande Rio The reports him to add president to his schedule of Ogden heavier traffic both in the freight and stops. The general and president were passenger service. soldier comrades from Indiana and this The showing of earnings against this is a particular reason why Mr. Harrison business indicates that time last year will give the invitation particular atten will be mora brisk. Everything appears tion. The party is expected here some in to be moving satisfactory shape. time in the latter part of May. The officials of .the Union Paciflo railroad say that business is picking up conPoints News. . Five siderably. They admit that they have Several strangers were here yesterday. close competition to meet, but are exC. F. Blake left yesterday for Salt beperiencing brisker traffic than ever 4 Lake city on a business trip. fore at this season. Mr. Joseph Hutchins, on West Second General Superintendent Bancroft, who returned from Salt Lake City yesterday street, is preparing for a tine residence. A grand ball will be given this evenafternoon, starts again today, going north this time. ing at Cook's hall. Prof. Klaus and lady There is considerable picking up in orchestra, which is becoming more poptravel between Ogden and Salt Lake ular every day, will render the music and a car will be held until one o'clock City. a. m. to accommodate all along the line. Billy Ingram, of the Union Pacific Mr. Geo. Pierce, and city reheadquarters at Omaha, will reach Ogden about April 2nd, to take a position corder), of Ourav, Colo, is in the city which he has accepted with the same and was at the Points yesterday with company in their telegraph department W. B. Wedell, the rustling real estate in this city. Billy is a well known dog agent. Mr. Pierce admires Ogden in and chicken fancier, and local sports will many respects and thinks it a grand be likely to hear from him after he gets place for investments. settled down to business in his new A republican rally will be held this quarter evening at the Five Points academy. Many railroad employes here are dis- All those who wish to be informed on cussing the feasibility of organizing an political issues should be present. SevOgden branch of the National Railway eral oratorical speeches are expected Employe's Protective association. It from such as Miller, Heywood, Cannon, will be remembered that this railroad Allison, Bailey and others. The Christian Endeavor Society met employe's association which is quite strong in parts of the east, and particuWednesday evening at the Five Points larly in Minnesota and Illinois, is really Academy, the constitution was adopted more of a political organization than has and all other such business transacted bee a suspected; and its growth involves that was necessary to form the society. political significance. The plan is this, Six new names were added to the list as that while the Farmers Alliance is fight- follows: The Misses Pearl and Ethel ing the railroads and republicans and Snyder, Miss Cora Cook, Miss Dora democrats are each looking out for their Jay nee, Miss Hattie Stahn and Miss parties, the right time will have come Hannah Boyer, for the railroaders to demand such legOne of the most pleasant balls of the islation as may be desued. season was given W ednesday evening by M. Bailey at Cook's hall in honor "Died from Bright's disease" Oregon Joseph of his and Miss Priscilla Shaw's wedKidney Tea, if taken in time, would have ding. A large number of friends were saved his life. O. K. T. present who freely extended congratulations to the naatly wedded happy couple. "God's blessing to mankind," say The evenings entertainment was a thousands who have been cured by the most enjoyable one to each and all, which celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea. Sold was passed in dancing, and recitations by Miss Pauline Klaus, who is a fine eloeverywhere. cutionist and can make an audience laugh or quiver with fear at her comReduced Rates. mand. A. A. A, For the benefit of the merchants and In Arkansas. traveling men in Ogden who may desire to work up some business with parties Little Rock, March 26. The bill on the Sevier Valley branch we have de- pensioning disabled and needy cided that on, and after tomorrow, to soldiers has passed both houses. make a single trip rate from Ogden to Manti, Ephraim, Spring City, Mount Foreign Bank Failure. Pleasant and Fairview $o.0, and round London, March 2G. Corradini & Co., trip tickets, good for ten days, $3.55. This is a reduction of $1.25 on single a leading firm of bankers and merchants trip and $1.90 on round trip. This rate of Leghorn, has failed. Liabilities, will also apply from the above stations twenty million francs. Other firms are 1 i - f 1 in to, ugaen ana enaoie passengers to ao implicated the failure. their shopping in your city if they see Lace Curtains done up like new ones nt. KIO LrRANDE W ESTER5 tUlLWAY. at the Ogden Steam Laundry, Twenty-fift- h street, rear Reed Hotel i Detective OMalley Will Go Back. Telephone 173. I Memphis, March 26, Detective O'Mal-- I ley of New Orleans, is in this city. He Important Notice. I said yesterday: "I was present at the To Contractors and Parties Building: Clay statue meeting, and hid in NewOr- - The French Stone Company have a large leans for two days after the lynching. I amount of very tine stone suitable for went first to Houston, leias, and then foundations, linework, broken ashlers, &c. to Corsicana. It is my intention to re- - which they can deliver at once very ' turn to New Orleans next Wednesday or cheap. This is important to you as it is 1 will certainly expose the cheap to work, suitable for Thursday. any purpose, workings of the Mafia. I have been in and will be sold as rubble. For particuR. p. Hunter, the employ of the Matranga's faction of lars call on lmo Citizen's Bank Building. the Mafia for six years, and in my ca 1 THE in tha jurv. tu briUcg ofacvthisg thiLki tisey wer briUsd, i?pt ia rooclii HtiJ kJVi wore is U atci I as. sure uj other Is!. Mrs. Graham's Proceeding his lecuture upon ShakesBob York last New light, city peare, in Ingersoll raid: "My heart tells me that on the threshold of my address it will & Elder be appropriate for me to say a few words about the great actor who has just fallen into that sleep we call death. Lawrence Cream Barrett was my friend and I was his. He began at the foundation of his profession la not a cosmetic, bat a nutritive tonic for and rose until he stood Dext to his ikin. . it make tha akin naturally smooth friend next to one who is regarded as the ttoft and and protect it from wind and the greatest tragedian ot our time, next an, cleanaea velvety, the face far better than soap and to Edwin Booth. The life of Lawrence water and bjr Its tonie effect on lue skin preformation of wrinkles. For sale in Barrett waa a success, because he honor- vents the with other of Mrs. Graham's celebrated ed himself and added glory to the stage. Ogden by tha following Druggists : C. L. preparations, 2421 Washington He did not seek for gain by pandering Pennies, Are.; F.B.tnt Hurlbtit, . u. Hri..m Hn.l . U A T base. or to the thoughtless, ignorant, Kt. Send stamp to Mrs. doraira Grafourth He gave the drama in its highest and ham, "Beantjr Doctor," 103 Post St., San for her little book "How to ba Beauti most serious form. He shunned the ' questionable, the vulgar and impure, and ful. p) SPRIXG iXOVELTIES IS91. Korah Moire is a cotton fabric resembling faille silk and is the latest Eu- ropean Novelty. Having received a direct importation we are showing all of the designs and it would interest you to see them. Anderson Scotch Ginghams, are beautiful in design and are very popular. See our window and notice the price we have made on them. Owing to delay in arrival of counters, &c, for our new store, we have opened our line of Jackets and Wraps at the old stand. The line is positively the largest in Utah and we are enabled to not only show you the greatest variety, out save you money. Fancy weaves plain cloths in solid colors, tinsel braided, silk-cord- serve special attention. Our immense line ol Dress Goods, personally selected in the eastern markets, comprise plain and striped Homespuns, Shepherd checks, Scotch Nove'Hs, new shades of Henriettas ind Serges, Camel's Hair, Polka-dotand patch-wor- k (hand woven) . This is the finest assortment of goods ever shown in Ogden and prices are much lower than ever before. Store open until 7:00 p. m. Hr. H. Wright & Sods Co., 2355 Washington Ave. P W. 2 . O o 8 Where to t&is Time? Has been the query addressed to IL M. Bond A Co., many times since the announcement of their removal to the Child building, 2411 Washington. Promptness, reliability and intelligence, we believe, are more factors in the success of any business than the pretense of low prices for shoddy goods. Orders selicited. We have now a central locality, permanent quarters, and desire all the prompt paying customers we can get Storage at low prices. Desk room. Telephone 72. :: Big. 5s P J?! rri f2Flower R. L. Armstrong wants some cheap residence property for cash, north of 31st, west of Van Buren avenue. Office, 240i Washington Ave. Wisdom's Famous Eobertlne Produces a beautiful and velvet-lik- e skin to which nothing but the softness and purity ot an infant's face can be compared. . s vv3Cuaniber Fran-ciK- ed and embroidered as well as checks and stripes are made this year. One novelty, the beautiful lace shoulder capes, de- . 1 |