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Show TITE 1 IMGMED C0MKN8R Cummin, iawa's Chif , Executive, Make Plea Ftf Protection let Reciprocity. tie MoittN, Jo. 14. General Albert; B. Cummtu Inaugurated gov. ernor of low today for the second tine, ,1a kii Inaugural address. Guv. Canauaa wax outspoken ia hi advocacy at reciprocity. "Iowa haa beea faithful to the pul v icy af protect in, he eaUI, "aad ah ia atill ax trae as the needle to tba pole. Tba benefits aha haa derived have been very great bar largly Incidental. Hie. time baa crane for brr to rise' high into the political heavens the tain Sag reciprocity. Let us, for n season take the direct advantage and allow tbs incidental blessings to fall wpnn other. Let ua have the reciprocity demanded in the platform of 1904." .. Alto CHURCHES ORDERED CLOSED. ThcCaraner's Jury Desires to Eapidate Matters. oso Trsrgrr Chicago. Jan. was handed a communication today (rum The furamsa of the jury investigating the Iroquois theater disaster, stating that it was the uusnisioua wish of the jury to eliminate all further testimony which does not relate directly. to the raspoasthitity fur the caiaxtru-pbeH-Cur- I MOHSIKO m0 Livestock EXAMISEK, Convention Unanimously Adopts Resolution. Portland, Ore., Jan. J4. The first action of the National Uvc Stork sociation today waa to unanimously adopt a resolution endorsing President Roosevelt's policy relative to the construction of the Panama canal. Th reaoliitioo. a copy ut which was ordered scut to President Roosevelt, as- The letter suggest that heller resalts could he ohtaiaed by rallisg the follow: Resolved that the sincere thanks ot owners, lessees and manager of the house. the entire membership uf the National were ordered Live Stock association fa hereby enHis additional ibun-kTheodore tendered closed today. A number of ludging thusiastically houses will also suffer, owing to the Roosevelt fur hia untiring and successful efforts to bring about the building strict enforcement of ordinance.Building Inspector Louahlin. ua the of the great Panama- canal, the comwitness aland today, fiaily denied the pletion or whit b. in the judgment of sworn statement uf Bnflding Commis- thix organization, will bo tbe crownsioner Williams yesterday that after ing achievement of the 30th century.' A number of resolutions were adoptan insperflou of tbu Iroquois Lough lin had told Williams the build- ed. One favored the passage of the BOARD CONFERENCE. ing was completed and everything wax pure food bill. Resolutions were also MISSION O. K. IxwRhlfn testified that what adopted indorsing the Lewis and Clark Caucaeian Resident of Aaia Charged he did tell Williams was that the the- eximeition and favoring the passage of With Immorality. ater mss practically finished, and ax the congressional appropriation bill were fur tbe fair. A resolution was iacd New York, Jan. 14. At the eleventh far ax the structural parts bad demanding the transfer of tbe control all the city ordinauci annual conference of foreign mission asxertw be of government reserve from the Dehoards of tha United Staten nud Can- been observed. Lutichliu lira prolecliun. partment of the 1 uteri or to that of ada, which haa Just opened here, rep- had nothing to do with Agriculture, legislation in the interest resentatives of mors than twenty misSOLICITED. of tbe live stork industry waa the genWAS LARGE BRIIE were present. sionary organizations eral topic of discussion before the conThey reprerent prsrsicnlly every forin RetaliaBill Vote for th vention during the session. The legisDelegates America. The braird North in eign tion. lation desired is principally in connecconfereai-ewin conclude this afterof stork by noon. Hi. Louis, Jan. 1 1. Circuit Attorney tion with the handling , the The Rev. Dr. 'William Ashmore, de- Falk was informed today that a repre- railroads, tbe passage ofcensus nf live for a classified scribed by the Iter. Dr. W. R. Lam- -' in re Union to the buth. who was presiding, as lbs "nest-o- r sentative of the coinhiue had solicited stork and measuresreserve for grazing of ( bines missionaries." alt railed jx bribe of IIO.OOo fnira certain St. use of government ns to how desired great iaterest by statements which be Louis ticket brokers to kill the bill range. Suggestionbs secured were made of lately passed prohibiting scalping of legislation rosy made concerning the Immorality 'European and American resident in railroad excursion tickets. It is now by A.the delegates. editor of the ChiAala. T l. llalliwcU. charged that dele galea roted for tha IJvrftturk World, deliverDally incffarrable leave in mark cago an of the upbill retaliation for refusal the "They on Asiatic society,' Ir. Aalimore said. brokers to subscribe to a boodle ed a brief address on tbe subject of tariff. fund. "They are not sparing in their He said. In part: "The pmpoaltUm of tha mlMdoaariee. and declare Subpoenas to appear before tha bora that that the uprisings of n few year ago grand Jury were issued for two kxal to throw down the if tariff even in a small war due to the mschlnatioai of tha ticket brokers, for E. L. IJudberg and now serve to limit, Chris tlas workers.1 This 1 declare to fur Speaker Usaaoio.of the House, and degree, the number of Bxith American and other foreign hides thai roach be pure ralnmny. The Impurity aad Delegai John K. Fontana. this country, la a aeriona thrust at the intern pr ram of men who. in tha sight business id the livestock grower. .The of Asiatics. 'ant Jum as much ChrisOOWIE IN LOS ANGELE8. one certain thing la a redaction of n tians as are the mlralonarlne, seem to duty on hides would bo that ranchmen Ixm Angeles, Jan. 14. John Alexgive tha lie to all the missionary haa to foot to nay. ander Powle, of Zion City, III., with and stock farmers wrunld have Robert E. Speer, secretary of the hla party of Eloalst supporters, has ar- the hills. "The hide dealers and the tanner Presbyterian . Hoard of Foreign 11 le- rived in Los Aagelea. Ha will remain sions. spoke in the same strain. He ad- in California until Jan. 1, when ha are not alow to make their demands vocated the establishment of several will iwv Haa Franclaro fur Australia. for fra hides, la their efforts to folfinanevangelical churches at the principal Its denied tha report that ha was to low pernicious practices of the porta of isdia. China, Coran and Jap- build a Eton City In Mouthers Cali- cier who try to make oneondollar of nine of an. fornia. but stated that It wax likely capital pay fat dividends of taken have advantage water, they that he would found a city aither on adnot would and consumer put th ELECTS ARCHITECTS. tha Golf or tha Pacific coast ditional screw to tba producer. Boot and shoe coat much lose to make Memerial Mats, Asaaciatlon McKinley PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS, than they uod to, but they do not ing Progress. coat (ho wearer any less. 14. Canton. Ohio. Jma. Tha trustees ENATC. of the "The livestock producer of the McKinley Memorial assoctatfoa United State have a right to demand have relented three artists and three Washington, Jan. 14. Immediately that what they produce shall enjoy srrhiteita as as; advisory eommltlro after tha Renat waa railed ta order to- ax much trade protection aa given to to examine designs which will be ask- day Mr. Pettua, from the committee on thoaa who engage la the final proes ed for. They will meet I New York military affaire, reported tha hill ex- of manufactures. I 30. names MO. of .The neither till th time tending for the January W. W. Cotton, of Oregon, addressed committee have beea made public aa settlement of claims of states for tha the convention on tha ubjert, "Tk ia are said but that It of promequipment yet. they troops for tba Spanlah Relation of Transportation Companies The action war. Tha hill paused. inent men ia to tha Live Stork Industry. adAt In th request of Kr. Hale, tha conof tha trustees appointing these com oared the requireThe of resolutions touching the ments speaker visory committees was amwssltatad by sideration wheat and catl-'e- . in handling tha rules of tha American institute of Post olfii- department-are- a postponed Ho pictured the greater difficulties atarchitects, which require that a jury natli Monday nest. upon the moving of stock and In anrardaara with hia previous no- tendant of artists aad architects ba permitted nigh rate In thl manner. explained to make recommendations ia competi- tice, Mr. Uttlmer (8. D.) discussed tha Notwlihnteading thl ha quoted figure tion. question of good rands. the wheat man had to Ho baaed hla remarks on hia owd to show that abort disfreight on hill providing n plan of competition be- pay higher MEMORY. TO HERO and did not hnve hla product tween th national government and tance, handled with anything Ilk the Jls Remains af General Garden Are Can tha various states for- the Improve- patch that cattle are. ' ' ment of pablte roads. Ha said that An address on tha subject of "Disvayad - to Their Last Resting about d of our people lit ing in crimination of Transportation Com' Plac. country districts bear tha responsibilpanies. by 1 A. Allen of Missouri, Atlanta, Ga.. Jan. 1 4. Attended by ity and cost of the rout-wo- n waa read by IS. 8. Downs, of Kanaaq maintaining with heroes aad tba military homage roads, lie contended that this la City, In tha absence of Mr. Allen. of hia slate and the southland. Gen- an unjnet discrimination, against them statesIt wax declared that In the matter B. eral John Gordon, soldier, and that thn national governof car supplies and speed la transit, men and citizen, and th south's last ment urged should hear part of tha burden. tha roads are giving tha poorest sergreat figure of the Civil war. was When Mr. Latttmer concluded, tea vice In tha hlxtory of railroading. Mr. buried In Oakland cemetery today. ' Gorman In the procestiou that escorted th before thaPanama resolution waa laid Allen held that the live stock men are Senate, and Mr. Kewlanda suffering from unwarranted increase jremslna of the .famous cavalry lendrecognised. He conceded that the In ratra. the refusal of passes and diser to their last resting place, was a was President had not bran bound bertune crimination. Tha cause, ha said, was battalion of the Jcth infantry, V. 8. A., a reasonable time had not elapsed, to tha community of interest combinaCoL Butler D. Price, now stationed at turn Panama to tha Nicaraguan tion. and the arbitrary action of railFort McPherson, and nearly every route.from He also assented to tha propo-aitlo- n foot of ground traversed by the long way magnates in trying to get all tha that tha United Htates had a earnings of tha shipper. line of troops And carriage on Its grievance against Colombia on acwaa read A by paper yray from the church to Oakland cent-fter- count of tha rejection of the Hay Herron B. of Rounder. Texas, F. was of tha highest historic Intreaty; But ha contended that tha on tha topic Ara Railroads Enemies terest. a of the United Bute In preventBlock Raisers." Mr. Bounders held The memorial .exercises which were action the landing of Colombian troops in to to be re1 action ot railroads the Conducted at the State cnpltol, were ing Panama waa attended by thousands. A salute of 17 amounted to a an intervention that sponsible In a measure for the demordeclaration of war. He alised condition of tha range atock guns was fired during the dny, the aid also that onr dealing with Colom- business. The Bieakcr staled that courts nod schools went closed and bia In the Panama affair had been n when there was competition between iuany of the business bouses suspendof 1346. the treaty of H ed during the hour of the funeral. Tha derogation roads, the atock men fared better, at length the provisions of tha hut present mergers and combinations memorial exercises were begun at 10 discussed that treaty and engaged in a contro- leave the atock mau without recourse. o'clock and went presided over by i Governor Terrell. Among the speak- versy with Ur. H pointer as to the guaranty of the right of transit. Mr. New-laners w ere General Stephen IX Lee, APPROVE A BOND ISSUE. TO In chief the l I'. V, Gov- did notcontended that thin guarantee jd South go to Ihe extent nf authorizing ernor Howard: of Carolina; Stockholders Are Notified of ImportGovernor Jiumlngw if Florida; Gener- the country to land troop for the purant Mtcting. of pose Colombia's soverattacking al Rennctl K. Yeung of Kentucky and If there York. Jan. II. President W. New had been a eignty. ratine tor jlohn Temple Grave of tevirgla. Ihe question ehouhl. under B. lxod of iho .Chicago. Ruck Island Following Ihe exerrlxcr which were 1 grievance roneluded at norm the remains were the terms of the treaty, have been dtp-- I A Pacific sent a circular today lo the lomatlcally presented and satlxfut tion stockholders of the company setting carried across the street Hi ihe Cen- asked. Then and not until then, might forth that at the meeting in be held tral Presbyterian rhureh. where the there have bran a resort to war. March Slat next, they will he asked to services were conducted.' They were j approve a bond isatuxof not exceeding nf the simplest order. During the HOUSE. f lltSU.iMVi.niK, the bonds to hear interfuneral the different organisations of est at Ihe rate of four lmr cuit and military vetersnk and civic bodies hen Washington. Jan. were formed outside the church. Five the to mature In lliUi. Of the lutal xnm 15.non.non are to be issued forthwith. the Senate thousand men were In line. The ser- House convened today vices st the cemetery were simple, joint resolution, uuihnrlxing the erec- SR: I.uu.Vono are to be rexerved for of a monument in various Rock island bonds, 113 memory , of consisting of a saline by companies tion President Benjamin Harrison on land SOO.nnn arc reserved to he Issued to snd the sounding of laps. The body owned by the government ia the city provide funds to ihe amount of 73 per was placed in a vsuK. of Indianapolis, was passed. cent Id the purchase price uf securitThe Senate bill authorizing the trus- ies of other companies which may TROOPS DRIVEN BACK. tees of the Columbian university to hereafter be acquired by the company, Its name wax passed. are reserved to be Issued, ) The j Insurgent . Commander at Head of change House then went into committee of (not more than $2.3ik).mni in any one Force. Largs Buenos Ayres. Jan. 14. According the whole and resumed nmstderatkui year), for the cash coat of future Ira fo a dlspatrh from Montevideo. Uru- of the legislative, judicial and cxceu-tiv- c provenienta or betterments; $25,000,000 bill. sre to be held by the trustee to e Isguay. General Munes. with 1.500 govMr. Cowherd of Missouri, moved to sued from time to time as the company ernment troops, has been obliged to beat a retreat, owing to numerical su- reduce the salary of the director of shall furnish to the trustee certificates the census from $.(HH to Af stating that it has. subsequent to Jau. periority of tha Insurgents. General Munes la said to have re- ter discussion the (amendment was 1. 11M 14, expended an amount of cash adopted by vote of 7 to-4- 7. equal to the market value of the uew r signed. Washington. Jan. 14. The' House bonds so Issued for the ocqiiisltl m ot War 'Minister Vasques ia expected to rommltlee on foreign affairs today property whiih Ihe railway company take supreme command of the Uru- authorised a favorable report on the may lawfully acquire, or la permanent guayan army. cresting consulate anii providing Improvements or betterments. IncludTh Uruguayan government forces bill for consuls at Mukden and Aa Tung. ing quipment. on the railroad subwere defeated Jan. 11. at Paso d circumen killed China, and Instructing Chairman I Hit ject lo the new mortgage. The directTort, losing twenty-fi- v hill up in the House at an lar sets forth 'that, the hoard of call ta the e forty-fivgad having wounded. or derided it to lie preferable at presearly date. ent to restrict refunding operations to DENjES CHARGES. the requirements uf the ensuing thirBANDIT MAKES ESCAPE. ty years. This plan was deemed betThn Salvation Army enterprise lia In Waa Imprisoned Under Ihe Charge of ter than the former proposition which Na Danger. contemplated a refunding period o gj Denver, Jan. 14. Col Thomas HolConspiracy. year. - It was also thought advnwM4 land. superintendent of tha Amity colManila, Jan. 14 George D. Her- to limit the aggregate amount of th ony of tha Halvstion Army, emphaticmann. at one time chief inspector of proposed Issue to the sum which ally denies charges of which the atate who, in company with should make the new bond available board of charities and corrections haa constabulary, C. J. Johnson, constabulary officer, tor investment under tha New York taken cognizance, to th effect that tha when both were stationed at Misamls, Saving Bank law. Yolony la suffering embarrassment, Mindanao, robbed th Government and and that it will probably then started upon a piratical cruise on ARIZONA STATEHOOD. collapse, throwing the care of its 390 a vessel they stole, has Just eecaiied Inmates on the t ate. from confinement at Cebu, and is atill Jan. 1 4. Delegate Washington. The Bmvatlon Army ha already-investe- d at large. When Hermann Waa finally Wilson uf Arizona, appeared before over 1750,900 In the enterprise, captured off Itayaiian. Johnson was the committee ' on territories said Colonel Holland, "and its plans found dead In the abandoned boat, thav- and made an argument for thatoday Art- have been endorsed by some of the ing been shut the day before by th rnna statehood hill. His ' argument must Influential people In the cmntry, constable In a fight during which was devoted to the legal and Ktatlxtl-- j And all the officials In the county la Hermann shot and killed four mea, eal 'rights of 'Acfws' to be admitted i which the colony Is located." for the time tieing. ax a state. j - - tlu-air- e eon-ccmc- . - one-thir- com-Inand- I4.-W- R 3U.47-i.CNV- 15. 190T. MOTiSIN'Q, JANTAKY, City, and in IM1 enlisted in the Sec- j ond Ckdnrado Volunteers. Sixlain he became captain of tbe An Interesting Fsure is tha Small he had teenth Kansas Volunteers, Number af Girl Offenders. lived here for nearly forty years New York. Jan. 14. Tbe Bret annual report of the juvenile court in KILLED IN FREIGHT COLLISION. ihix city has just been issued. One of the Interesting features is the comJan. 14. Jueeph Makme. N. Y.. paratively small number uf girl Wright, s inspector of Chinese, and Out uf 4.79" children under James Hodge, were killed in a sixteen years eunvk-teby the magcollixkin near Rouses Point toistrates. 4.36W were boys, while unly freight day. 45o were girls. Against this showing for the girls LEFT FOR PHILIPPINES. is their tendt-neaccording to the t, ruicide at fancied to commit Ruekobier. N. Y., Jan. 14. Bibilop grievances. Hix girls were arraigned Philon this charge. Each uf them asserted Hendricks left last night for theaccomthat her parents bad failed in care ippines. Those who are to Franfor her. No hoya were brought to pany him will meet him ia Baa cisco. court on ibis charge. Tbe report thuwx that the children DIED CARING FOR DAUGHTER. arrested numbered 7.647. The number uf girls acquitted was 1.564, and unly Xew York, Jan. 14 Robert Semple 343 Ixiys were acquitted. A cunipariaun of the ages of 'the Rusher, a wealthy tobacco manufacchildren with the number of arrests turer. at Richmond, Va.. and president show that the greater number uf of the William Tobacco company of arrests were made among children Richmond, until it was absorbed by between 14 and 10 years of age. Only the combine, la dead in tbia city from Ilk uf the total qf 1.117 paroled were pneumonia. He came here to watch committed fur violation of the parole. over a daughter who waa ill from tyThis shows more thau II per eent of phoid, but is now recovering. th total cases of parole successful. THE GOLFERS MEET. SILVER CON. PROHIBITS. New York. Jan. 13. At a meeting of Manila. Jan. 14. The act prohibit- the United 8tatea Golf association's exsilver uf all coin the ing importation ecutive committee, a number of clubs which is not upon a gold basia be- have been elected associate members, came a law today and the member Normandie the following: including of the eummiaskm have bern loudly Park At. Louie; ' Harbor Point club, cheered for their promptitude la meet- Golf club. Harbor Poiat, Mich.; tha ing the demands uf the mercantile Couutry club. Mobile, Ala.: Ban Rafael classes In this rebpeet. Action upon Golf and tba Highland club. t the supplemental providing for a Golf club, California, Anniston. Ala. ' made lax upnu all writuu contract payable in home or foreign coin not FROM OUR CONTEMPORIES. been has a upon postpongold hauls, ed for a w eek. "Come In. said Bt Peter. "Wait. said the walking delegate, SISTER'S BODY FOUND. pausing to listen to the music of the "First I want to know golden London, Jan. 14. -- A dispatch from it thou bar;). musician have union card. General Egerti.n. commanding Major Chicago Evening Post, tha 8oinaliland exiieditionary forces, of the announi-that the body eantain, Ernie No, she isn't going to marry Hun. Thomas Lister, lord Uibliledalc'a son and heir, who was reported by Claude, after all. Ida But they aay he can quote EmGeneral Kgerton to he misaing after the engagement recently with tha force erson and Browning. "Yes; but the other young man ran of the Mad Mullah, has been found, quote Sugar and Bteel." Chicago Dally a by spear. pierced News. PLEANTRIE8. JUVENILE COURT REPORT. CM THE 00 DEN, T'TAn, TRIPAY Correct Your The outlook fur tbe' coming year haa features Bryan its discouraging threatens tu lecture on Tolstoi Knoxville Journal aad Tribune. a good and safe rule to sojourn many places a if you mean to It in la spend your life there. never omitting an opportunity of doing a kindness or speaking a true word or making a friend. Ruskia. j : A "technicality" is the dour of hope to many a man who otherwise would have had nu other resource but the door of the penitentiary. The problem of how to make them useful though they are Aldermen ha been solved in Bloomington, 111. They must act as post remen on Saturday New York World. and Sunday. True happiness consists In the Forgetting how to fret About the many things that we au-- Eye-Sig- ht no need of suffering with xqh eye or headache, ns it is In esses sible mot to correct th evil with properly fitted gUs. Examination costa you nothin here, and If glosses are ordcrM I guarantee their reliability. J Tt RusHncr, 2413 Wash. Aw. Expert Optician. WINTER . Are sure we cannot get. Memphis Evening Scimitar. will Sir Thomas Lipton Buys fc again contend in American waters for the Quecn'a Cup. The gallant who haa and persistent Irishman made sport chivalric and high-tone-d deserve to win. and we hope he will. Aberdeen Examiner The Democrat in the Senate are not ho much opposed to the Panama canal treaty. They merely want to preserve their partys consistency' in resisting all important advances In the nation's growth and progress Kansas City Journal. GLOVES. The Business Man will find here splendid Driving and Street Glovea and Mltteu lined and unlined; Scotch Wool Gloves and Mltteu Everything thats good Is here. All prices, 25c. up to $3.50. " - A FABLE ON GRATITUDE. (From the Chicago Tribune.) ' The snake was trying to shed his skin. The Working Man "Help me off with this, will you?" he asid to s frog that 0ppened to be will find here heavy, strong , passing. durable Gloves and Mittens, The frog kindly complied with the kilned and nnlined. In splendid request, and presently the discarded akin lay stretched along the ground. Every good kind of variety. Now, observed the frog, I sup Glove or Mitten I hero. working pose you will do with that as I do with Af low ns 50c. or a high u cat it. my csst-of- f garment There is No, said, the snake. $3.50. something better In sight Gloves and Mittens for tba Thereupon he ate. the frog. and little fellows, 25c. to Is that of The moral dears. boys this, my BILL GOES TO PALMA. No Fun in It "Oh, it's no fun being there I more than one kina of skin $1.00. game, and some kinds ore meaner Havana. Jan. 1L The Senate haa engaged to him aho said bitterly. Why not?" asked her dearest friend. than others. The beat Glove stock in town. approved tbe bill authorizing tbe Pres Why, when you stir up a little ident to increase in his Judgment, not no in there's marrying "Anyway, to exceed 30 per cent more than pera-e- quarrel Just to drive away tha ennui, take It seriously and keep you heaven, growled the old bachelor pasrate, as adopted by the House. he as be glared fiercely st the bridTbe hill now goes to President Palma. worried for fear you've really loaf senger al couple across the aisle. him." Chicago Poet. "Well. I don't rare, retorted the A HONG KONG RIOT. Two of a Kind. The more I see of blushing bride ns she nratled her bend more on the manly bosom of her accomplice, Hatter and Clothier. Hongkong. Jan. 14. A riot 4s re- men, said the female boarder of more leas I there is heaven In marriage, anyor uncertain the yean, ported to have occurred on the way. Chicago News like dogs. railroad about 4.000 coolSame here," rejoined the scanty ies participating in the disturbance. The U. B. consul here haa telegraphed haired bachelor at the pedal extremity 160 of the mahogany. "Pass the sausage, to Minister Conger at Pekin. pleasJ!" Chicago News. PORTLAND'S EXPOSITION. Aunt Jana I auppoaa your young Washington, Jaa.( 14. The House man will be calling tonight as usual? Edith Oh. no, he wont be here thia committee on Industrial arts and ex. The Lovers Union have deevening. "W. hoard position today Harvey Boot), editor of tha Portland Oregon- clared a strike, and there will be no , ian and president of the Lewis and more courting until the giria concede hours. Boston longer Transcript. (lark exposition. In support of n d sired appropriation- of $3,125,000 for M. Crapaud Ab! So xia era ihe exposition which la to be held in your Portland in 1905.. The appropriation leetle son? He look to ba aimilalre to Thonc 238 Y. Washington Avc. also waa advocated betore the com- you. mittee by HepreacntaMrea Cushman, Popley Yea, haa very much like me. M. Crapaud Ah! How do you rail James and Humphrey of Washington A cheep of xa old blockhead," and Williamson and Herman of Ore- ret? gon. A delegation from the Pacific eea ect it not? Philadelphia Press. coast accompanied Mr. Scott Let ua talk of komelhing we don't J. K. WRIGHT PASSES AWAY. know anything about he suggested. Buck aa what?" she asked. Surveyed Read From Denver to Salt Marriage, he replied, after which Lake. they went Into executive session. ChiJunction City. Kan.,' Jan. 14. Cap- cago Post tain John K. Wright a pioneer railMother (to road contractor who haa built thous-and- a hoy who haa of miles of railroad In Kansas, In hla prayers asked tbe Lord to take Leedom & Pattison, Prop's. died at hla home here today, the result rare of him, but omitted a petition for 69. his baby sister) Bobbie, you forgot to of a stroke of paralysis, aged He was one of the early Colorado pray to God for your sister. First Class in Every Respect 2425 Wash. Ave No. I didn't forget at all. I'll take gold prospectors; later helped to survey the wagon road .that was laid out rare of her myself." Chicago pn the trail from Denver to Balt Hake . , e . - nt FRED M. NYE n A. KUHN Clothing and j& Goods. Furnishing we 'deliver You Goods. A New if if if if ld 4)i Swell New Lot of Neglige Shirts First Showing. 4 Years Gift to Ogden. The Falstaff Cafe, 444 44 4 44 4 44 Grand January Sale! Advance Styles. A tbe buy and - 1904 BRO., . To which all Ogden and Suburbs turn out, a most eventful yearly 4 4 4 Trips to 3 More the World's Fair For Our Customers sale, the magnitude of which must not be judged by the items quoted here. Thousands of other articles throughout the house at most unusual cut prices.1 All new, this season's styles to choose from at a tremendous sacrifice. The enormous business of the holidays left us a big collection of odds and ends, which will be sold at unusual reductions. One Round Trip Given Away Every 60 Days.. A Coupon With Every $1.00 PURCHASE. Sale Starts Friday, January 1 5th, 1 904, at 1 0 a. m. Sharp. For 30 Days Only. No Goods on Approval'. Remember 5ale Starts Friday, Jan, 15. at lO a. m. Sharp. Mens $12, $15 and $18 Suits and Overcoats $1 and $1.35 Fancy Stiff Bosom Shirts, all this MANHATTAN sea-nun- 's patterns, Monarch and your choice Every ixld Suit and Overcoat that wax prlcod $12. 111. $15. and Including some wurtli up to $18. Mnxt of them $15 quality. Thl entire lut. Every Suit in the lut well worth the original price. Your size among the different suttx. Yuitr lots, to u are odd choice including Eureka. odds' and ends. In stiff boaom, white and colored, chiefly fancy large sizes, some of these worth up to $1.50, yuur choice . 7 Uw r 5 dox. of the very Suit and Overeoat. finest Suits made by America's best wholesale tailors, could nut be mode t measure for less than 135 to $4 per suit, or Overcoats at 113 apiece, never before equaled, quality 1.00M Shirts and Neckwear at Greatly Reduced Prices Unlsundcred shirts, the only sizes left sre 10. 10 and 17. 5Ae. '73e. and a few dollar grades, your choice 35c Absolute free choice of all stiff bosoms of the Manhattan make, this country's finest shirt, known as th si best, every pattern w have In stock Is new find of this season's, and . Includes qualities up 4o l-your free choice $1 Neckwear,'-- All 50c Tech 04l IA 411 4PlstU . ;... your choice at 25c ' BO, All 75c and 13 dox. BHIRTB. and Puffs at.... 25. dS Thousands of Other Articles at Equally Low Prices for Which we Haven't Space to Mention. Men's $1.25, $1.5$ and l.ObO Pair of Boys' Knee rants, genuine buck and best Horae hide California Gloves, at...... to lfi. taped seams and extension waist band, often ages 3 sold elsewhere K at $L . Price 35c. $1.75 $1.00. ott( 1 AH 2449 WASHINGTON AVE OGDEN. UTAH. the Glovea and Mittens on sale at proportionate redactions. |