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Show U MOBSIXO 111 Utah NaUonal Bank STREET UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. OGDEN, UTAH. EXAMINES, SUNDAY MORNING, as This Little Inicdenta Such What-KiiettTalents BrighL Keep Mr. o & 's RICHEY. r AT HOME. DIPLOMACY ALBERT F. SEPTEMBER 4, 1P0I. THE SUCCESS MARKET I suppose there's small chance of OGDEN, UTAH. Uncle Barns appointing me Minister to 391 WASHINGTON AVI. Dahomey or any other place, Job E. Dooly Mr. What Knott, but that is Live and let Live" la eur K. Horae no reason why I should let my genius Peery oe tie. W do not premise Cartier Ralph EL Huag for diplomacy run to waste. It's n te eell yen aomethlng for poor stick of n man who cant find 1 DOMESTIC nothing. Our Meat are fresh. Sail FOREIGN and wide field for diplomatic overture We endeavor te please everydrafts en 11 peints. in hia home. right happy body wh patronise the n comes For shirt when instance, UCCESS MARKET. DR PAYS INTEREST ON TIM 2372 Washington Ave. from the laundry with a full length POSITS. The LILLIE BRAND LARD silt in it and fringe on the wristbands what do I do? Why, I hold It 5. net made by a TRUST "OUR SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. out at arm's length always in the LEADER," nn compound or WHITE RIBBON AS A DECOY. EASTERN LARD mixed with to bs presence of Mrs. What-Knol- t, Lata Salt Furnished H. Ask your GROCER far by Morning Call, It Mrs. Roliert J. Burdette wa talking sure, but with n self absorbed air ns Stock and Mining Exchange the white ribbon tW la if I had no idea she was within bearabout one ffe 3 bacon ., day 170 ,i : Ogden Brokerage Cs, any: I and ing abstinence. the sign of total 25th St, Phone 2194 Phene order given Melal Well, of course. Its time that There are ho me persons, said Mr. attention. Ogdatt Utah whit shirt was discarded. Ita dona duly Burdette, who don't wear the ribbon with sincerity. They wear it king enough, so here goes. Alice, bid 121-FROM & BORGI ? tsh And then Juat as I am about to fin. 71-perhaps as hypocritically Ajax, bid 4; asked certain of tha laundrys deadly work Mrs. a wa worn employe A by k--s Butler, asked 101 Wbat-Knot- t stays my hand aa they brewer. llulllon-itack- , asked 1.60. Phene 827 Y. Thla employe, after year of My at tha Third Avenue. A Carls, bid 7; asked aba 'Whyi Henry What-Knotappeared one day at the 1 8. 86 asked Century, Mys. 'The ideal That's a perfectly XL brewery with the whit ribbon oa hi Coo. Mervur, bid 25; asked 3A breast. Nothing was Mid to him, and good shirt. Creole, asked 3A be wore the ribbon for some month. My dear 1 reply, this shirt ia, fit lady, bid 3.971-8- ; asked 2.2214.03. Then one day the head of the firm, only for the ragbag and I cant think t, bid 13.60; asked happening to notice the man's badge of your wasting your precious time bid 4.35; asked 4.63. him. 80 V asked approerhed bid mending it. Blue 59; and Bell, Eagle - Why, Frank The Depot he said. lt la strange But Mrs. What-Knot- t 8. has already baked Galena, whit tlia to see yon. a brewer, wearing taken the garment from my hands and Grand Central, bid AM; asked 3.60 ribbon. ia looking It over critically. Horn BHvsr, bid 1.45. man the " T can sew It does look strange, sir naked 1 Little Chief, bid up (bat silt la three admitted. minutes aha says, and by spending a M. Washington, bid 8 8; asked 1. do said tb Well why brewer, 1.67 asked few bid cents tor new wristbands, which Mammoth, asked 4 you do It? come ail ready to sew on, the shirt will We make a ipedalty May Day. btd 41-Tt Is like this Mid the workman be as good asked bid 1.7s; Montana-Tonopab- , ns new. Ragbag, indeed! of Prescriptions. makes It because ribbon wear the 1 2.00. How do you ever expect, Henry What-Knotmen like to tempt me. and when I'm New York, asked 4 7 A to ahead in this world with Telephone orders get tempted I succumb, air "Baltimore such extravagant , Ontario, bid 3.50. . ideM? If your wife attended to. promptly Herald. iwtro, asked A didn't kmk out for these little ways Rorco H.. asked S9. of I dont know what would saving, E. CAVE, Prop. asked 11. Sacramento, bid 197-8become of us FROM. FORCE OF HABIT. Silver King, bid 47.50; naked 6A50. And off she goes and aura enough Stiver Shield, asked A find that mewled shirt in my drawer She had several bundle in her arms So. Swansea. bid 3; aaued 1A and one or two children on either aide next morning. And whenever I wear it asked 14 StaY Coo., bid 141-afterward Mrs. Wbat-Knoof her aa aha rode along in a downsays: Swansea, asked 4 A Just aa good aa new, isn't It M9 town ear. When the conductor came naked 38 Tetro, bid 28 aha naked, fares humbly: her round for Henry? Carpentering, Building, Rerude Sam Con, bid 213-4- ; asked Do you gtva trading stamps on this And I any: Tt certainly la, my dear, 21 7 A pairing and Remodeling of car?" thank to you. 1 hardly see how you United State Mining, bid 81.17 3; House Promptly attended to. All Trading stampaT Trading stamps? did it with such a wreck to work with. haked 33.671-- 1 work Guaranteed. Enquire of '8be is happy in the feeling that naked A Why madam" Victor O. A 8. M, bid burst deeply, out, blushing aba street. 645 Oh," Iftth wife Ola every Nelson, of SA don naked good enjoys having Yankee, I mean transfer. Do you give transan economical thing, and, also. In havI2l-y- . Telephone fora on this line?" ing had her own way, which she has SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. The conductor Mid "yea. and th proved to be better tbaa mine. And busy shopper took ail he have her, I am happy. In having pleased Mrs. TODAT'S QUOTATIONS. n with the evident What-Knot- t and in my presentable The cloning quotations and Mica aiweptlng them of a feminine trading stlflp shirt. And there we are. collector. Providence Journal, If you want SEARCHING FOR 20.000 PEARL Corn-Fe- bank clearings. York, Sept. 3. SUlenwat of eleerlng house tank: Knr imiM fun.SI3.tOO. lK.4u. increase Yfnulntion incre f3S.980.700, lgI leader 54 decrease fS0.i09.iiX), 4,314.- - e Kmm JA 7kA deennes ft,- - J351, 774,400, Reserve rroulred f 304 7 1,000, Increase fS,44S.SOO. Surplus 147,603.400, decrease 10,671 00(L 1 73,614.-S2- Statea deposit Kx-lnlt- ed decreue ti (I fl C222IC S, 1. New York, Sept. to the Owing ftr that the stock exchange today u flffH titer va no market fur uoa- - ' WOOL. L Wool ateady: liOtda. Sept St western medium 2049 territory 16018; fin IS 24 Ml da medium ad 11. OMAHA STOCK. e. 1-- ft.2506.4Oi SHEEP Receipt western yearling 8.10ft 3.60; lamb ewe 3.2503.75; Steady; 1,000. wether a.Ml.oo; common 4.000 end atocker 2.3503.95; ftAOl STOCK. KANSAS CITY Kansas City, Sept 8. Cattlw-Ra-retp- ta M0. Market unchanged. 110GB-Recei3.0OO. Strong to So higher; hulk MO0I.4O; heavy 6.300 and 6.1905.40; pig ft.l&; packer j pts ft.3006.45. No sheep. light e ADDITIONAL SOCIETY flair Wf CLOSE. H ti Ckr-- 197. Dee. 4. 1-- 4; fare. SIS 1924; Dee. 3318; ttitfM OicMKA 31 Sf 93 4; May SIL 8fy Pock 11.14; Jam Geptll.OO; Oct. 2S9O021CV-tlepL 7 09; OcL 7.10&7.12 1 tart7.17 2; l-- Oct 7.4313; 72712; Riba-S- ept. itt Jan. nu-- ut, Rye 70, f Sl Ctevar-- Tt ! V , be-ona- CA81I WHEAT. Ch!ragrSpt 8.1 Cash wheat; No. 2 VM 209 3; No. I red 109 119; Nm 8 hard 1040198; No. I hard 90109; N& 1 northern 116; No. 2 Mrtharn.3080114; No. 8 spring 105. CHICAGO FUTURE8. Th Leading Future Ranged a Fol- low: No. 2. Kept, old new Sept, ,, Dec My a. -- 1.97' Ml ,, ., - .a a. 07',.1 , May ,, . mm. Ml pork, Sept M -- ,06 6,11.064 1.09;1 .09 jl.09 No. 2. Sept a. Jan : .. 4V-- t mm ... ,. per bbl 111.00 ., Lard, per Sejit 111.00 .ill. 13' jll ,03 100 .1I lb. 7.12 7. 7 .. ,, , T.l9 I Short Riba, per 100 lb.-- Kept 7.2714 T.43J4 9.95 on .. .. 111.00 IllalO 4l3.S7J412.3iJ -n- -3 Jan Jan 11.07 mm 01 Oct .07 1.05'ijl ,00511.0414 Corn, No. 2. hCPt a. I, mm Dec , .a ., ,a Aly a. aa mm DeC a L. H. Wheat ,67i; 17.00 7.27' 434 .3314 7 .90 6.CT Caiih q notation were aa follow: FIoot was steady, winter patents atraiglits 4 6005.00; apring patents 5.3005.79; straights 4.5005.50: takers 3.30. No. 8 spring wheat 1.10 01.14; No. 3 1.0301.11: No. 3 red 1.97 tLOS'A: No. 2 corn 5SJ; No. 2 yellow 6T4: No. 2 oats 314: No. 3 white S3 No. 8 white 33033; No. 3 rye 7U; good feeding barley 36 frilly.; fair 'i0: to choice malting 44050; No.! Sax seed 1.19; No. 1 northwest ern 1.89; prime timothy seed none; nee pork tar tM. 11.00911.18; lard, per 100 lha. 7.95; abort riba aides, flonee), 7.25 dry mlted shoulders (boxsdl, sides (boxed). 1.33 75; aborthurtclear of high wine 1.28; rtor-er- . whiskey. contract grade. fl2.25011SA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. FVmr, bbl tat ba Corn, bu M mm Data, bu Hit bU . . . . Bartey. bu H .. 31.399 .. .. ,, . .849.490 ..33B.609 1U.E09 440.600 ili&O THE DECORATIVE COFFIN PLATE. A Suggestive Conversation, With Now on Beauty In a liuaband. "R'a Ju the drawer with t!hc roffla Plate, mother." called the laundress from the Ironing board. Coffin plate?" asked the woman visitor, In astonlshmenL "Yes, mtaa: it's my first husband," The little girl on lha visitor's knee belonged to tha big woman at the Ironing board by virtue of adoption, and th doeument proving It had eix peals. The laundress was so proud of lha document that aha had Milt her old mother to show it. That InslniKlve coltn plate, however, slipped out of the legal paper, and had to be noen. That's tha plate," explained the laundress. "But. 1 thought." said the visitor, 'that coffin plate should he left on She was going to any for for purpose oMdenUfii at loo," but thaught . ."NPat people. do leave 'em oa." ex plained the prowl possessor, "but it was 0 pretty, I wanted it I'm goln' to have It framed In one of them deep frames enmr a- I 'can afford It, and hang It in th parlor, it'll be awful PMtty.T want a wreath of white roues set about !L an a big black velvet bow put at the bottom of the wreath." But doesn't yonr husband object?" Goods ms, no. He'a proud of the first one. Ha waa a flu, educated man Ha travelled la hia tMuineaa. an' didnt led me work. This man gore with ms t hia grave every Decoration Day can't aflord a stone, no I have I... pfetura set in ad the head of the grave. It looks awful pretty." "Wa your first huttband good look fng?" Oh. yes. miss. He was very plump and bald: ha was very handsome. Bee - - how solid it la The coffin plate bad Intruded again. FEMALE NIMROD OF KANSAS ' Recently the Republican told of kill of-- Mias Bertha Cheney with gun. Th story Invited a letter from Mrs. J. Crandall, formerly Jeweii county gill, hut now living on n near 8t nekton. "I believe. say Mm. Cnwriall. that I have don better than Mtea Cheney, for I have killed five jackrabblta end It ' twenty !x m loot ell since June 1. urd I used a . !2 mUbre turret rid. I five nn a Work farm and hueband DU the produce exchange, today, the la away moat of the time. my I I mlk liuttsr market was 1 raurtrt teen cows by myself, and when 4 14019: dairy 12016:eiey; I always take my rgsu. steady, 1! af'er the chwes. tria, ifrj. with me." Jewell Republican. j j mt .. New York, Sept 8. Detectives are searching the pawn shops of New York and other eastern cities for n necklace that disappeared la pearl an Introduced Mr. Charles Maguire Lob Cal., last May; It la valinnovnikm in entertaining by taking ued Angeles, at 120,000. a party of about forty of bla young Tha necklace consists of sixty-thre- e friends io the Eldorado mine one day first pearls with a claap of Ibia week, the outing proving novel twenty-on-quality small diamonds, and la the and being greatly enjoyed by amid to be nn ornament of more than young folks. ordinary beauty. No information has been allowed to waa given A pleanant surprise become concerning the owner or friends in this city iff Min Nora the waypublic in which it dlnappeared, but Brown of Balt Lake, ia the announcen wealthy New York aroraan visiting ment of her coming marriago Io Mr. friends in California la said te have will occur which Martin Christensen, been the loaer. Balt in next home at her Wednesday Lake. Several of her friends will atIL1FF AT IT AGAIN. tend from thia city. Pueblo, Sept. 3. At a meeting of RECITAL. Colorado Methodist rhun-- exten(he Mias Kate O'Neill gave a recital sion society. Rev. T. C. Illff announced to tha afternoon younger Saturday polygamy ne a curaa of the land and Bix of class. music of her members censured both political parties for following thslr failure to Insert a plank xgaln- -t the pupils rendered tbs pieces in a pleasing manner which tha Mormons In their platforms. Dr. showed the careful training of the Illff waa a miaslonary In Utah for teacher, and the diligence of the pup- twenty-liv- e years. ils: fttarciaus. Marguerite Walker; Mel- NO APPREHENSION OF STRIKE. ody of Love, Willie Crilchlow; When Kata Wa in Flower, New York, Sept A Moturmen and Knighthood Mills; Titania, Franaia Olaen; Martha, other employes on tha Brooklyn eleI,ee AVorthly; Duet, E. Ryan and K. vated railroad and the King's county O'Neill. elevated railroad, which are a Frances and Ethel Smyth wen th part of (he Brooklyn Rapid Transit system, are company's guasla of the afternoon. the watching developments in Manhattan, but there la little apprehension CHILDREN'S PARTY. on their part that they will be drawn Muter Willie Wood, who haa the threatened strike hers. a favorite with the girls and into The motormen form a boys of hia acquaintance here, waa branch ofBrooklyn the Brotherhood of Locomothe surprised object of their attentions tive Engineer, but the conduct ora, Thursday afternoon, at the home of gutemen, ticket choppers and other hie aunt, Mrs. T. H. Lindsay. employes on the Brooklyn elevated Various games In whioh the young road are not members of the Amalgadelight. Joyfully filled In the hours mated Street Railway Employes from three to six o'clock, and served atwociation or of any other organizaaa an appetiser for the dainties which tion. Tha Brooklyn motormen receive room. awaited them ia the dining 3 a day for ten hours' service, conComposing the merry party were: siderably leas than la paid on the ManEdna Hayes, Pearl Shields, Hazel hattan lines. Tribe, Alice Francis, Beatrice Jones, Jease Shields, Nathan Hayes, Edward What Happen ad. Do you know Mattson, Sherman Mattson, Fred Grant, what happened to Lots wife whan she Webster Lindsay, Willie Wood, turned her face and looked behind? naked the Sunday Schoo teacher. GUESTS OF MRS. WILLIAMS. Well, if She waa gettin off a street Mrs. Tom Williams pleasantly en- car, 1 know, said observing Tommie. tertained the L'tahna club Wednesday Yenkers Statesman. afternoon. Cards were played and a splendid tuncheoa partaken of by Perfidy. She Jack played an awfulMesdames Farley, Greenwell, Ander- ly hrarUcaa trick on Flossie. He Hows that? She Why, they were enson, Smith. W. Farr, Ballinger, Wright, Richardson, Cohn, gaged, you know, and last night, at the bal masque Jack made up ao that Canfield, Cave. Flossie didnt know him. He proposed and waa accepted again, Puck. FASHIONABLE GATHERING. The largest and one of the most led parties of the week was given Wednesday by Mrs. Katherine Scott and bar daughter. Mrs. Hubert L Bell, at their cheerful home on Jeffereou avenue. A hint of the autumn ecaeoe waa conveyed in the pretty decora Lion of red and green berries intermingled with tha rich tints of foliage, with ahieh the house was fairly aglow. Assuring in the reception and of the many guests, were Mesdamea Whalen, Howard, and while four dainty miiitea lent much aid in the serving of a splendid hmrheon, they being Mlaaee Loretta Whalen. Dorothy Bigelow. aud Margaret Armstrong Louise Scott, At euchre, the lovely prizes w. . awarded to Mrs. Noble, Miss Hapgood and Mies Fitzgerald. Partaking of the amiable hoatesaeff 1 to Armhospitality were: Mesdames Chicago aid the KaA ever the strong. A. Bigelow, H. Bigelow. Baker, I7 f? 7 double-trarailway batween the Missouri River and Chicago. Tyler. Whalen. Healy. Patterson. Stem aervka Hi ovary particular. en. Hums. Maguire. Kieael. FitzgerI thazs trains, the Overiaad ald, Andrews. Reynolds, E. Matson. G. I L tailed, is the must taznrtous trata Matron. Bo reman, Ensign, Noble.Kuhn. I to the world. A. Kuhn, Wertheimer, Van Alen. War-neElectric - lighted jI throughout. Spencer. Rowe. Ilanron. McCor- Direct connections at Omaha via tnlck, Carle, Brick, Hardman. Litt. Ncirth- - Western Line to St. Paul j OT!rli-n- . Brown. Patton. Haywood land Minneapolis. Stewart. Seeker, lllhba. McCabe, Kintal!, Wherry, Conroy Conllak, Fraa-da- . Tickets, re nervations and full Howard. Fitzgerald. Scott, Lurk-ctintwnatwn can ba oMained from Daria. Magfnnla. Hogg. Alilron, C. A Walker, General Ag.i;t, b, Sait take: Paine. Thompnim. Cooper-Mise- r Ciilcsfo & Knth-WestTyler. Fitzgerald. FUgeralL Rj. I Conroy. K. Conroy, Spencer. Moalev, t 30 taarth Mala tttwt, Kieael. Hely, Hepguod. Wenner. Mt ux. cur. Utah, , Andre , iv Vorarc, Magiimi. - Barley 7014. Timothy SJOfr SAG. Article NECKLACE. e Steady; 44 14 May IWfrl.t vW-ftip-L . 13.noo 46.900 14.799 Eastern l CL - Beef 24th Street Phone No. 811 4 WANTED r H ' 1000 unload schooners MENthe wl " aad GarSald 5:35 n m Salt To at ALL TRAINS DAILY. Lake Beer hall. Dally Pullman Duff at Sleeping Car It le the place to get the kmgeat and Service between Sait Lake. Milford, tallest, th biggest and coldest echoon Modena and CaUentea. Direct oti of beer in town tor five cents. connection for all mining dtotriota to Choicest whiskies brandies and win outhera Utah aad Nevada. and all Undo of soft drinks. Finest line at cigars la town. Call la everybody aa you pass by and sampla eur City Ticket Offloo, 801 Maim treat TeL 259. goods. For particulars, call oa or addnaa Corner 35th tad Lincoln avenue agents, Balt Lake Routa, or JL I MOORE, District Peas anger Aguut D. W. CATTiS E Proprietor. W. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. . A Questions About u The Worlds FairA j ?' .'C, ' (Wire-man- (June 19. 1904.J. r DEPART: No. 7 Butt and Portland.. lttN A Na ft Pocatello, Montpelier 1:35 am aad Butt ........ 7:15 f Na 11 Cache Valley Na IS Salttata aadTlntle 10:45 SJk Na I 8alt Lake aad Inter7:31 IA mediate points Na 3 Salt Lake, Prova Milford and all potato 3:30 pm wmib Na 19 Salt taka aad inter' 9:30 p.m. mediate potato ...... ...... RATE direct. Trav. Paaa D. E. BURLEY, G. ApaL Ogdra, UU1 P.4T.J, Salt Ltto CBy Cheap Rates to St. Louis aB. and other Eastern points, via DRAKE. , Salt Lake City, Utah, - Daily- - rains Wa can save yon money. Wrlta C F. WARREN, General Agent, Na 411 Dooley Bio. Here L What You Have Wanted OF 5 A. B. MOSELSY, 3-T- A xa s-- ..... BLOAT. AgL PmbY Dept, Den vex, EL ' 8.10 , ..........18.45 Express im. li SsItLrta aud Tlatlo 8:55 pjb Na 7. Salt Lnk and Mil.......... .11-8- ML ford Na 8 Salt Lake and Intermediate potato ..... .... 1:00m- Na 8 Portland and Butts. . T:M M Na 10 Butts and Focatollo 8:N pa. 10:80 W. Na 12 Cache Valley Traina south of Juab do aot ns Sundays. CL A. HENRT, Ticket Amt aa rtquart. DlaL Pus. Agent G. A. BIOLB, Trav. Paaa. Agent, IN Wart 2d South St v ....... ............. ARRIVE: 4 ntn Spit Lake City. !i!Si!9 (ha trip to SL Louta direct, with return for tha trip to SL Louis with returu via 42.50 for A RATE OF 47A0 Chicago. A RATE OF 47A0 for the trip to Chicago, with return via SL Chicago. A RATE OF 47A0 for tha trip to Chicago direct, with return di- rect. htir - , Remember, too, that the Burling aou offers a splendid Thro sleeping car .cr-.fr- e standard nr tourisL ' X should lik to tell you more about th preseat splendid opportunity tor traveling eastward. '!P"THwrtV R. G. W. TIME CARD IN JUNE 8TH, DEPART DAILY. No. 6 Atlantic Mail all point EFFECT. l0t - Na Na 3 7:ii ..oa. 12, Sait take local. . ... 2, Chicago, SL Louis lim- i, Na L Atlantic Express, all w potato East .Vw ARRIVE DAILY. Na 6. Pacific Mail, Salt Lata .U."1 and all point East Na L Chicago aad SL mi rt en ' 3:10 pm 1 Salt Lake No. ft Butte and Pocatello Th Rock Iriaad System through Keeping can dally Colorad to SL Leuia by way at Kaaaaa City. Reduced ratea ta effeet dally. Coach at frequent Interval. Fall Geal - PARTY Na nro ' - T. !.5f j THE OREGON SHORT LINE TOO Na 'A. are a Tot of little things ta connection with a trip to tb World's Fair at SL Lotii that you will wish to know rates, how long tickets are good, time of trains, whether or aot a change of can ta necessary, what on haa to pay for board and lodging. Call or I am in shape to answer these and similar questions. want Information, write If yon ck L I J go to Ballard & Rinckcr's 931 Effoctiva June II, 1S0L DEPART: No. 6 Mall and Express.. . ;M Na arland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City and eaut dally 8:11 aa. No. 4 Atlantic Express tor Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffe, Kaaaaa City aad all T:R ta points east, daily spot, Third, West and South Tempi Sta Salt Lake dtp. DEPART. For Provo, LaM, Fairfield ARRIVE. aud Moreor. connecting 4o. 8 Padfle Exprezs from at N phl for Mantl aad Council Bluffs,' Omaha, intermediate points oa Denver, Kansas City and Sanpete Valiev By..., 7:30 a Q taL daily 2:10 For Garfield Beach, Tou-alNo. L Overland limited Maw Stockton, from Omaha, Council : Both, Eureka aad dS -Bluff, Kansas City, Den- var City (via Teaming- var and all potato east, ton cut-oS&00 a m daily ,,, mmmmmmmmmm LM UL No. 101 Fast Mall For Promt Amarloaa 3:50 aa. Fork, LehL Juat MilHENRT, Ticket Agaat lard, Frluaoh Cullentee A. & MOSELEY. aad tatarmodlats points &Q5 m Trav. Pam Am1. ARRIVE. Ogdea, Utah From Pram Amarmaa Fork, LehL Juab, Milford, Frisco, CaUentea aad tatewadlato points 935 g qj Provo, leU, Fal 4t laid, Marrur Pt Yalta Hr. potato. 5.35 D m ft Silver Cfity, moth, KoihkR Stockton, Mils-factio- bulk of ChsflMm Sept an Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R Co. 8-- d TIME CARD u n 1-- 37VC144; weet-wtamhe ,tmt 1779125; Mitts t'W. wmse'a Umh A'lAfttAOh. ItOOStt TIME TABLE tt d (SXA w frDicTOR' 8; - w Ticket Office Healy Honae, Opp. Depot. Phone 18IX A Urge Assortment at Low Rates and RaUable Information oonntaaUy on band Guaranteed by the American Ticket Brekarff 1-- A 4; 3: S.540L15; J. n fer Rwetpt . Sharman's , , . t, Chicago, Sept. A Cattle Receipt S.OvO. Market ateady; good to prime LtOfitlO; poor to medium 8.50 2.000 and feeder 05.9; Stocker A 90; cow 1.350410: heifer 1.50 4 85; raaaers 1.3503.09: bulla 8.000 4.0: western ateer 8,5064.00. HOGS Receipt 3.800. Strong; mingood to ed sad hatcher Lfi8t.il rough heavy choir henry te khi weihevu pugcUrt-w aise-- OGDQ 1-- A 4: CHICAGO STOCK. LSotii; 49 LM: tsht A30di.CS; an'LUfllk 4.M. SHEEP 421 25th St. A ; CaUle Receipt Omaha, Sept too. Nominally unchanged. Ce higher: Horn Receipt 4.600. 5.2505.35: heavy 6.30$L40; mixed light BJ5C5.60; pig 4.75 S.10; bulk 8. Allen Transfer Company. Before you start call Drug Store 1 At the Dancei At the Theaters, or Catch a Train in a Hurry 'Phone 22. n. U 1-- Always on Time Always Remember Barrie quick, oonfidentlal and private. No eommlssloa. WESTERN BROKERAGE CG S 328 4 Eeciaa Bldg. Tboa 584-- Imly-Wex- Daly-Judg- STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSED. 1169 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE Real Estate and Chattel Loans. 1-- A $9,875,375. ia X fl i Please Travel BUTT o at S SI oo oo 4. Q Own Phone 150 2. fl, 117.700. f271.3fil.900. decrease Fpec-i000. fl.- - Increase fO. fl.S17.0S4.0O0. Deposit of I 63271 EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES receive B0 per rent 91 pictures taken wtthia th next 89 days at GASBERGr STUDIO, 279 25th St. UNDERTAKER OF THE WORLD m pz. T. NESLEN, General Agent. 71 W. SECOND SOUTH 8ALT LAKE CITY, 8T, . . limited ...... .... from Paris City end Sea Pete Valley Na 3. Pacific Exprean frouJ ., & ill POintl ywamhi. Through aieeplng eaNew T Chicago and BL Ixuiin, eaBoston. Free reclining chair service car dining perfect through train. C. A. HENRT, Ticket Agenh OgJ I. A. BENTON, Gen. AgeLPsrSait taka City. . O. B. GILSON. Agent Ogden. Na 11, Local v p |