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Show DAILY COMMERCIAL; SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, Ic91. EN 8 O-.D- FREE! FREE! CUT T3E TEACHEEi BEIEF. 1ST TLey SITUATIONS WANTED. tKOF 0 it u 'i'" r t o ifM wii-r- - u arras. 4ur as out to at I.rj1f i- erf j tur arm amriii t tt W SU tJ ) l lii iOjirr AY'AVTED Tt"TIOX-- A M iN imci it HiWrwm. a. m. Mubdajr. j. I: U R He bou f ki Cl-Ji- : " j. - t m r..U is U.e lilt) j-- r Msa4. . tL it" iB ia ! C.ett.a Twmurrov A Good Thing Repeated. f a iVtir lay' SrWa. TLWeiisr Ctttty Tti.rt-- ' UrJ-texittKir totuorrow. Motday tL ilia fcfii w :i oue'.iiiee uttd t'r.dgy tnih. TL day waamjca Uv.ttirg at Vkk ul U teli Ml CCtrai a- B3. o dotA kl rJ U U 1'utr.Am Out Pthjw CkAins "i" on li a Loua. TieJ iiika a If yoa wail to b He-- - txiiw f.. aoi evt.ir g fraejci is tt lAUfcT t oofdiilly ib-- t HTI C.ty Ha-- L Tt pub. til e iUsd tnA to T Xfjoit tuch xg "Cooi Bioe aejnea to hrtae rutk, a a.u.er (VUir ara baJ tVioout&ia Kali fur act be given Micdy. Tu.iay and Tbttra-dy- . at J'.ua aiiii li piNea 1'be prugrma rt-- j --el- with ebu? uaut ar BiUibfartaru-- jf tu ti.il if T. J. OTrU-n- , reect!r from CIA-e- i mut'jc ai Lvrary cuEuurr and merit a Ogoes. I w. full UlecdaBee. Toorxo rvectg tt kat up out of tLe Cc-- t atu-!- : f jlloa: Kotieea it lim drvaruewt a ill k rlA ' d ta No. Tamcty-LftL at nxu la pf'ram f4 a. city or rtiioi It iii tu cxfleetKJd MaciuliO l.d gu'.lAT, 11 ta'd U l.vU Ail iJ trct. efcrry Mtin uuaat nta &rtru urtLali lunud u 1k.r aat autaa tf u. luncfi hoor Hid la'r. A f A .1 J rt Pnf . T. B. wtch to Lia ul Ltertd A lTANTi-I-Mra. IL W. SLurt- ' Dreaaii," V U . if Lich .r U.a to Stg mr b public ifiTla Lff. Adas.- u4 iLifd Hftrt. Hr partkka. tiivw Lib a ctU. W. k- - Juax. r j "Motbera' lcficei.ee in EduTomorrow, Mocsat, etrticj in tLa cation." Mrs. J. M- - BifhtJp. "I AT10N-- iiincnli:j 0titl nu u - u vtc-zat- Only Fire Cents a Line rr aw LiJ mill I t-- U, jwn tun, ra'r of a mil in aU aiM. i)Ur L-- l'r Uu aid 1 fur rc t-d WANTED. M TA N TLD-MA- J CH ! SIS. OVLY t Icr.il ut.tericg Ptr IViaJLr-t'Larl- Itr Good A TwuJ-ttiirJtje- Mark!. a! Do man arect to Silt Lke "rAMEI AT EA "STK. H KKiHI yesterday venio j. jr cak. J f.r ii. ) .umi. tt.ii MarsLal Gill rdurneJ from f,;Ur atlU Tro! fourth Knt. iaoo A. Rait Ijaae ) enter Jhy to esoort ANTL1-COTTAtiB 1KTKL. OX ; cue U.ijr to lo (Jeora'w Uie UB'deo poet otlica eoitrzler. U. brii' If l.ir chanibrr work. ZilsLououJo Mr. M. CatopbelL bar littls tlaugLter fANTtD il HLTO DCMiEN EBAC HOi'Sl - iQiJMuaKa Harlow go I) Criiil'a work. Biuail faniil). Aiily IvtJ JutbpriDifSOa tba t'nh i apend t JTeral aoa a tonus. i Dr-put- AT k atelta. FOR RENT. Mr. B. C. McMillea returned to the a bjcm j.'uI TX)R RENT. PARLOR FLOOB rSFCHN-"..- city yesterday evening 1 nuliwl 'oor room, pantry, closet buaineea Uip. H avid lLa lirihain rO Ad una avftiue. opera bout tla f uroitura. Fl KNISHKI) KOOMS FROM IX)R RF.ST-J. B. McLllan returned yestday F fj to $.1 XT wrrk at Wis, (iraut aveoua. evening from La riata, having found Fl'RNISHED lXMS Willi nothug in 1'iat quiet campt reut'e 1' XIB RENT r day aud uiwarl at tli board, fl.OQ the se vice of a deputy marahal. Mr. J. L. 6chv.Ter. forajerlvwith Tjk SIX ROOM Hdl'hE Mil UOR RENT-O- NE in from Brit-hauL yev and Watbiiurmn. t'itr wair, fli l Coiycw BiontU. tU(t x room hnioa. rinl and Adamii: He aaya tbia paper lf'T" Z trday. ci y atr: Hi r moiiih. Al"Ofwo(oorr om bettor sttti&racUon than evr at pr Lj . r I onara at (IU t r. App'y o motitli: rity B. H. (.o.l lard, room 10, WriliU' block, General Nathan Kimball a ill leave for avpDD. WortbinjiOii, lod' ir iha morolug fur an abeeot ) o! n daya. Vi got i FOR SALE. tend the anna' reu;on ol hia own r";i IOR 8ALK CHKAP-- TWO ICE CRFM tnent, wh eh aent inuo service wiih him Can Ac. a Joun at wagon, frior Itf aa Colonel. Torts rejitpeod of the li Hr nu tirket Uulre ; 1 1 t brigade will nv t I jgeiher h ia t inie, and a Rrund reunion it a ill be. lliadaugaier, LOST. -s Miaa Nannie, and granddaughier, SMALL WATCH ANDCHA'N WITH IOST him. will accompany Eckie, between Twintv-'oiirtMrrtmi tr n ix-- Wab-inirto- n oat 1 i' Lwte Fark on Jlfraon awiiun. Retoni to Jcfferaoa arem'e aud g l rcwarJ. IHMJiKT B(K)K HETVVEEN LOfiT-- A o and Huniiv rontuintiff Talus to owner only. Leave at tnia ollico and I jceiva reward. C.E. Uyn a. ', T XJ ibu-- i a in front of Wa"-ir- iair WAS PUT IN drn lor by a do l "g ' r. eae lava at l utuain mmtake. tors. BOARD AND ROOMS. AND HOARD CAN BE K0OM8 1jCRMSIIED Terr reaxonalile ('apt. Lakber, rourtu. 21UV Lincoln avo., f n in Urn. rata corner 1 wenly- Fleaaa call and got them. Beware of Fraud ! The King of Sonp of Denver is being Bold for that bandied from Sacramen ."o by IL M. Bond & Co. Ho!!! for La Plata City. La Plata City stage line for the new mining camp. Rates reasonable. For particulars apply at V. G. Kind's railroad ticket office, 202 Twenty-fift- h street, corner Lincoln avenue. Stage will leave from above otlioe. ALso crt rates to all principal cities. From (1 to fJ0 saved. AH transactions guaranteed. Schooner beer oc a glass at Broom bar. . BUSINESS LOCALS. Miner's boots and shoes at . Ashbys. ScuooihT beer 5c ft glass at Broom bar. . Everyone asks for the Putnam mining ehoea. If you want saddle horses we have got them, and good ones. Corey Bros. , Ladies when you want to ride ask for Jeff, at Corey Bros. & Co'e. livery. Everyone berore going to the mines should huve a pair of Putnam mining eboes. J-- The best mining boots and shoes at the Boston Shoe store, corner Twenty fourth and Grant. For a tirst clacs hair cut or shave patronize A. L. Miller at 2570 Washing ton avenue, east side. Advertisers get results at home and abroad when they usethecolumsof The Commercial, E. Freiderich, of the Epicurean Depot, Opera House block, has just received a fresh invoice of delicious candies. Money to loan on real estate first mortgage in Building and Loan Association. Koom 29, First National Bank. If you wish to go to the Springs or Canon call at Corey Bros. & Co's. barn. Will do our best to please. Dr. I. L. Meyer in addition to his specialty has concluded to do a general practice. Telephone No. 273. Preshaw & Co., undertakers and everything in our line tirst-clasOnly white funeral car in city. Buy "pure" ice cream from A. King, corner Washington avenue and Twenty-sixtstreet. Reduction to parties. No skim milk used. J. A. Larson & Co., merchant tailors, will make you a neat fitting pair of Pants for 85 and npwarda, 2444 Washington avenue, east side. Some cigars cost more than they are worth, but the Euby and Bon Bon are worth more than they cost. Call at the sign of the big cigar and be convinced. W. S. Stone, Prop. Do you know where you can get a Clothes for good suit of tai 920 or up'.v irds in 0,;den ? If not go n Li-soor Co. and they will tell to J. A. you. Nj. 2H1 Washington avenue, east side. Miner's boots and bhoes at Ashbys, ; . . s. Te school ia 25TH. jour la4 Remember this Clearance Sale is not limited to some few lines, we have made re- lo ductions everywhere and all over the store. First Premium Mor. trustees of Weber county aftrnooo aod organized AT FOUR DAYS MORE mot eUrlf by lct eg X. Montgomery proculect; W. B. H. I). IVilrraoo Wilson (ecretary; and Samuel Dye tre "er. A plan for grading the town and counadopted try echooU ol the county and all teachers will be required to put HISCOXSIS STATE FAIR. August 2 5th. iu vu it into practice. Began to Can. H. L. Griffin hat begun to can the famous Mountain Brand of fresh oysters. lie is doing a large and growing business in this line. The Worli ranched. The facilities of the present day or the production of everything that will con duce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited aud when Syrup of Tigs was first produced the world was enriched with the ou!y perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time and the better it is known the mors popular it becomes. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Summer Underwear, Summer Neckwear, Outing Shirts, etc, all must go, no matter how great the sarifice, as our Fall Stock is now coming in and big as our store is we are greatly pressed for space. ... If you need seasonable goods or goods for future wants, your chance is now. ' :Dest Trunk in the World. ' , Only 4 For Saia in days of our Great Cost Sale. PUTNAM CLOTHING OXE-PRI- HOUSE Ogden Academy. The ninth year of the "New West" Thk Kefo A. Rush, Bowe Deuve; E. M. I!'' Ch'C o; Frank L.i'e, New academy will open Monday, September Instruction will be criven in nrimnrv. L. M. G'k, Virginia Cily, Nevada; w. C, laylor, intermediate and academic grades. Spe cial alt jntion will be given in the acadJoieph IL Donovan, S. G. Ilrowo. II. E. Knppp, New York; emic grade to tilting for business and lialph J. Wich, Trinidid; FianU B. for entrance to our higher institutions Hubbell. New York; II. GibI, Denver; oflenrnirf. Those wishing to consult ; A. J. the principal can Mod him at the acad-einGeorge L. Cornwe", New Miss Hrcrica, Sa'l La'.e; .Samuel Whit building, corner of Twenty-fiftKeinber, Austin Samuel. L adville, Co'.: ami Adams avenue, daily from three to Ar'"iur Spencer, Grand Junction: Lany tire p. m. David A. Ccbut, Principal. Ma'oney. Aspen; P. J. Duncan, VirgiD;a Ciiy; J. Il. Show, Dayton; Ceo. Suiilb, Voi k; S. Kidman, Desire: Vo-k- - Qne-Pric- e f Clothing House. T h LETTERS FOR ADVERTISERS. The following letters for ailvrtier arabeiDg held at our buineu iHlce: "Secretary." t; Go'd IMl; T. lluntroon, Daytou; Gc3rge B"l. ILj ' August 25th. August Wr'tt. ee ence, FEIiSUXAL rAEAGEAPUS. 6( Sale. Beawcibtt Ui aala riusea cm tba Lrt larjO -E. Weter. mi s e nu ajbera w.li L furtiKLJ uy ti e Hie Nation! Le ver," Mr. O. DiaB'io-iand pu.tar eJult, Mm. atid Mi U. W. hiiurJirf, H Wt-Maud IV. Sicg-- M. Miu.l lra. Ti.e Library liUtiibrJS a loo Thece ill be do charge for alruise on ari ckoice, aid tii public ia cordially tod the K'hool room at the City Hall tur.IoJ to alidnd fr of cbark'a. should be biled by an appreciative audi MHST (M Lia. -- nnto thu Bur Great Sl-tetti-lu- txtcii rol. i This sale has been the biggest success of the season in our line of goods and as there is quite a good assortment left and we want to close all in order to make room, will continue these, bargains for 4 days mor- e- c fra at U. LAST WEEK -i et-rr4J- 'lir anul AC- - AS Young, Mason Valley; Thos. Mayne, Silver Cily, Nev.; Ino. J. Kennedy, Ogden; Miaa Anna Tormeg, JWiscods a. Thb Broom C. II. Richmond, Chicago; Wm. Costello, Virginia City, Utah; Jaa. Milroy, E. V. Oblson, ChicPTo. B, M. Kel'ey, Ogden; B. B. Cook, White Sulphur Springs, Mont.; G. F. Teny, WaMrville, Me.; George A. Snain, Chicago; Miss Anna Webber, White Sulphur Springs. Mont.; J. C. hanson, Aspen, Cola, Felix IHcco, Salt Lake;C. A. Bridgman. Ogden; Prof. Andre DeC'Orme, Walt Lake; C. II. Mc- Kalls, Ira Clark, J, b . Pndeau, Park City; J. L. Shaffer, Brigham Cilv; Charlea J. Iloag, Weber, Utah; Judge Cror Ogdeo; W. Wirfrey, Ca-- lin; H. P. Ryan, Syi acuse, N. 1.; Cbes. II. Miller, Denver, Colo.; A. Englehart, S. Joseph. Mo.; Mi "? Mar:e A. Woo Is, Aurora. Neb.; J. M. Sain, San Francisco, Cal.; R. W. Dauct, Leadvi'le, Colo.; Arthur Appleby, Yuba City, Cal. Depot Hotel A. II. Lee, Omaha; Wm. R. Stafford, Miss T. A. Staffoid, Carl E. Copp, T. B. Woodswooth, Port ILipe, Mich.; Clay Crawford and wife. Toledo, O.; J. Ilaoord Johnson, Lima, Miss Albrigt, Penn.; Wm. Ft. MariaD, Ir.; Ernest Mertena, Omaha; Geo. J. Cuts, St. Louis; Wa'tJo Ward C. W. Walker, New York; Mrs. J. S. Broune, Miss Madge Broune, St Joe. The Wasatch. W. Ryan, Green River, Wyo.; James McGreger, City; Frank Sen wart r.. Salt Lake; Con Hnren.Denver; John Sillinger, Denver; II. G. Kassidy, Cheyenne; P. Farming, J. F. Gibbon, Salt Lake; Bernard Howing, Humphrey, Neb.; Chas. Dounce, McCook, Neb.; P. S. August, U. S. Army; James O'Don-nel- l, Chicago; C. J. Ritter, Van Harver. Fire Notice. Having had numerous false fire alarms of late I hereby give notice that any per- on sending in a false fire alarm either irom box or telephone will be prosecuted to the utmost limit of the law. ,1 will also give a reward of 95 for any person i j caught and convicted. II W. Rhodes, Chief. A CANDIES! Sure Catch. The Ruby and Bon Bon cigars are dinners and are the best half dime cigar ou the coast. They are long fillers and nre made by union labor. For sale at the sign of the big cigar, Twenty-tift- h street. W. S. Stone, Prop. Attention, Miners. Before starting for La Plata City don't fail to provide yourself with a supply of pure old whiskey, wine or liquors at & Co.'s, T. Wooi-stei- s 21C6 Washington Ave. Of Course You used a journal or a ledger, or both. Why not buy one of W. M. Clark, the street, and druggist, at 242 Twenty-fiftsave from 91 to $5 on each purchase A choice line below cost. A fresh invoice of finest French Bon Bons, Chocolates, Marshmallows, Candies, Fruit etc, Fancy Crackers, Cookies and Fruit Cake in endless varieties. Grand Opera House Building, 2516 Washington Avenue. E. FRIEDERICH. BROWNING BROTHERS. Main St-Avenue, 2461 Washington ": Three Bays More. ho wish to get very chean should not forget that the Putnam house, on Twenth-fourt- h street, runs its cost sale only three days more. Wanted. Large peaches, blue plums and Bart-let- t pears, solid for shipping. ' Cash paid for same at W. P. Woodruff's frv't house, 2302 Washington avenue. All. .155 Op-de- WE HA V Salt Lake A CAP. LOAD OF Citv-- 1 , APETj: TRICYCLES h ! w Removed. Central Carriage Works removed to Bune shoing shop, rear of ConsoliThe Cf.ntrau W. Goodrich, J. C. Jas. dated Implement company, entrance on Jomes Geo. Rearden. Park Lynch, City; Twenty-fourtstreet. Burleigh, Terrace; J. F. Shirk, Evans-ton- , Thos. O'Neil, John Sbiner, Wyo.; Take Notice. Corinne; S. Kogh, Raft River; J. A. All of Carpenters' Union 635 members M. D. White, Carlin: P. Johnson, City; L. Lilly, Tintic, Utah; Jam Smit, City. are requested to be at the hall at 7:30 sharp on Monday night. Business of The Chapman. Mrs. Laura Parker, importance. By order of Secretary. Grand Chain, Ills.; J. Contant, Seattle, Wash.; J. A. Wright, Butte City; J. F. Fruit Growers and Shippers Gib on. Salt lake City; L. E. Davis, Can buy the best California fruit boxes L. B. Mclntyre, Flushing, Mich.; II. and fruit wrapping paper at lowest Weaver, F. E. Steffer, Salt Lake; John wholesale prices at Woodruff's fruit Ray, Denver, Col.; Denis Keogh, Chi2302 Washington avenue. cago, III.; Miss J. Nofsinger, Corinne, house, Utah; E. Leifert, Salt Lake: J. A. Ryan, Mcney to Loan! Leadville; George Gayton, Huntsville. Money to loan on Diamonds, Watches, Union Men. Jewelry, etc. Unredeemed pledges for St There will be a mass meeting of union ale cheap. 204 and 200, Twenty-fift- h Drozdowitz Bros. men held at 2 p. m in the Central Labor Union hall, over 2458 Washington avenue, Miss Eestall's School for Girls. to consider an invitation from Salt Lake in Labor a to Fo. 2027 Washington aveuue. Day grand City Fall participate celebration. term begins August 31st. is Per man invited. order Every union Miner's boots and shoes at Ashbys. Ogden Central Lalxir Union. Wm. Walus, Sec'y. You can get location certificates free at Peck's place. A Runaway. For comfort and durability wear the A horse came tearing down Twenty-fourtPutnam mining shoes. street hill yesterday and plunged into the bunch of tennis east of the Z. C. Miners' Supplies. , M. I. building, but aid no serious dam T. Woolstein & Co. have an immense age, lie had left the buggj benina. His stampede is said to have caused an stock of pure liquor, wines and straight old whiskies. A good drop will be necother runawav. essary for ynu to take along before startThe best mining boots and shoes at ing for La Plata City, Call and see us. the Boston Shoe store, corner Twenty- Miner's boots and shoes at Ashbys. fourth and (irant. h h FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES. If Men'a liie, Men's size, Men's Site. thirty-inc- h wheels, adjustable, cone bearings. iSOXW08' wheels, ball bearing to both wheels.. 85.00 ball bearing, to wheels and pedals.. 90.00 "tw'oST Youth's Wwi 'JoW .illn.f .i,i . . i tSVe have just received some Kodak Cameras, which are the OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE IS Class Amature Camera made. Grand Territorial Band Contest. The proprietors of Castilla Springs have offered $200 in prizes and elegant silver and ebony batons for the contest of August 25th. Alllhe lending bands of Utah have entered." The Prcvo bund challenges any band in the territory, and back their offer with plenty of money. The Rio Grande Western will sell tickets at the rate of S3 for the round trip; tickets good for five days. A good chance to visit Provo aud Spanish Fork canon. The Union Pacific Railroad company has arranged to run regular trains to as follows. and from Syracuse Commencing Saturday. July 11th: Leave Ogden 2:U1 p. m. and 0:30 p. m ' 9:00 " " Syracuse 5:45 " Sunday's extra trains as follows Ijpave Ogden 10:30 a. m. Leave Syracuse 1:15 p. m. List Price. Our Price , $LS M TIi!! fre slL Og den Paint, Oil Onlv First to alj! and Glass Company, -- JOBBERS IX- - SHEET, OMAMEN TAL AND PLATE GLASS. Heller's Auction House lias been removed to 351 Twenty-fourtstreet, where he hopes to see ail of his old patrons and tunny new ones. h Schooiicr beer iic a bur. glis at Broom Painters' and Artists' Supplies, Illuminating and Lubricating Oils. 2440 WASHINGTON AVE., OGDEN, UTAH. |