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Show the UORKIXQ EXAMINEE OGDEN, WEBER COUNTY P. Wgnan ii up IX Cky. Mr. and Mrs. Draper ara fttuu Evaaatuu, Wyoming., B. K. Gibson ic la visitors boa Wyoming. oC Uia (DOGS EAT THE DEAD City last evening. Arthur Sweet of Balt Lake City, visiting in Ogdea. N. B. show Ogdre. Panel, foreman of the ateam at Promontory, la v tailing la Closing oat sale. Chicago Millin' ary Co, Opera House Block. A swell Has of prices reduoed good. 1-- tables, dressing Your credit Is H. J. TOLLER ACADEMY. Walts class, for Ladies only, begins Thursday , Hot. 19th. 7:15 to 8:19 p. m. Per term of S lessons, 12.60. Elisha Williams aged 21 and Misa Annie Broetrom sged 20, both of Ogden, were granted a license to marry lata yesterday afternoon. H. X TOLLER ACADEMY. Walts class for Gentlemen begin Wednesday, Nos. Sth. 7:15 to 1:15 p. m. Per term of Lessons, fl.00. A swell line of dressing tablsa Prices reduced enturter. .Your Credit Is Good. Ogden Furniture A " Carpet Co. Chief Lynch of Balt Lake City esus up today for Charles Haroourt. who has been bold hers sines tbs fourth of tbs month, on orders from tlia Salt Laka police department. Ho Is wanted in Zion for embezzlement of money which he obtained from the sale of a wagon load of fruit. Officer Morasaey waa the S.'-IJ- euL officer. arresting A swell line of dreeolng tablet. Your Prices reduced Credit le Good. Ogden Furniture A Carpet Co. J one-quart- Chairman Brodlo of tho Socialist central committee, states that be is rory much pleased at tbe vote turned aunty. put by tho people of Weber working-meIt uhows the tendency of the towards thinking for himself. Mr. Brod le recalls the words of the lata Mark Hanna that the fight henceforth would be between the Republicans and Socialists and aaya he la glad that Roosevelt has been elected aa hla eleo-tiohas put the Democrats out of business. n REED HOTEL Tbe following are the arrival! at the Reed hotel for the past twenty-fou- r hours: R White, San Francisco; Mr. and Mra E. L. Ifltson, Boston; R. & Sullivan, San Francisco; 8. O. Wright, Boston; IX r. Dignan, Salt Lake; George Btadier, San Francisco; H. Bauman, New York; J. F. Fields, New York; Mr. and Mra. Draper, Evanston, Wyo.; E. K. Gibson, Evanston, Wyo.; G. II. Nutting, Chicago; Mrs. G. llickey, Denver; D. W. Boyd, Salt Lake City; B. L. Haines, New York; C. W. Burroughs, Denver; Dr. F. C. Paths and wifo. Lakeside; E. E. Stewart and wife. Lakeside; K. E. Stewart, Jr, lakeside; A. J. Condon, Chicago; 8. K. Wlntea and wife, New York; Geo. A. Veraer, Denver; Arthur Sweet, Salt lake; Capt. and Mrs. B. IL Welles, Fort Douglas; E. Howell, city; II. 61. Barnes, dly; Miss Edna Jansen, Brigham; W. B. Sawyer, city; N. B. Paln-el- l, Promontory; S. Walsh, San Francisco; J. D. Crossmon, San Francisco; C. A. Rene tram, city. 8? s A ikinieys Majorities (Continued from PageS). District... 39:i!3022j31'i;S4!25 lJhcrty ........ 46'43j4643:45j43;53j34 20th CHICAGO RESULTS. Chlrago, Nov. 8. President RoosePleasant View.. 72!5770'55l59;tt261;t4 1st District .... 7C:71i7272IT0:74;63j94 velt has apparently carried Chicago Huntsville No. 2 67'61563561 36 45146 by 50.066 and Cook county by 90,060 Charles 8. Deueen. t..e 7Gi46j725073l5143;84 to 100.060. Kanesvilie . ! . . .17671 172 j72 70 j74 163 j94 Republican candidate for governor, will have about the same plurality. Plain City No. 2i937ej9fi;73i92i77!77i92 Ths Republicans have probably car18131 j9029!87!3258!60 Marriott! ried tho First and Eighth congresHooper No. 8..rS5iG9!86l6(il8U:73;83i76 sional districts. Hooper No. 1 ..j87!3l!ftfi!3584;33!8634 C6!15'60l2l!64!l7;61!29 Uintah BRYAN DIES HARD. Burch Creek.... 24ft54i384941 32164 4153 9j27j58;3Br.0!36 Roy Lincoln, Neb Nov. 8. A copy of Plain City No. 1 79j5073537461 74 53 Alton B. Parker's message to President Roosevelt was shown to Wm. J. Roosevelt, 213; Bryan tonight Mr. Bryan add it waa Fourth Districts; Parker, 76; Howell, for Congress, 193; too early to comment on the result statePowers, 81; Cutler, 98; Moyle, 86; and declined to make any ment Howell, for Judge, 172; Rolapp, 117. Ninth District: Roosevelt, 93; Parker, 62; Howell for Congress, 87; Pow- CLEVELAND'S VOTE NOTWITHSTANDING. ers, 66; Cutler, 83; Moyle, 66; Howe!, for Judge, 93; Rolapp, 87. Princeton, N. J.. Nov. 8. The First Nineteenth District: Roosevelt, 130; district poll, In which former President rarker, 75; Howell for Congress, 130; Cleveland voted today, gave Roosevelt Powers, 78; Cutler, 126; Moyle, 3; a majority of 191 over Parker, Howell, for Judge, 119; Rolapp, 97. Total Vote for eighteen districts: AT LEAST 804 ELECTORAL VOTES. Roosevelt, 1.407; Parker, 874; Howell for congress, 1,409; Powers, 925; New York, Nov. Cutler, 1,286; Moyle, 930; Howell, for of the Republican national District Judge, 1,257; Rolapp, 1,189. committee, tonight said that Roosevelt would have at least 304 votea In the electoral college. PRAISES BOTH ARMIES WIN ALL TICKET BUT GOVERNORSHIP. corG A son W. relist, special foreign respondent of the Got eborgs Pouter, of Boston, Nor. 9. Although the ReGovhenberg, Sweden, one of the leadcarried Massachusetts for publicans ing dailies of Sweden, was In town Roosevelt by 82,000 plurality, they lost for several hours last evening on his the governorship for the first time way to Japan and Manchuria as war sinee 1892, Wm. T. Douglas of Brockcorrespondent. Mr. G rebel, who has ton, defeating Governor John I Bales been In America many times during of this city by about 25,000. was Ms career as a Journalist, The remainder of the Republican at the front with the Japanese army state ticket is claimed by the Republifrom tbe outbreak of the war In Feb- can state committee. ruary until June, and tells many inThe Democrats lost the Third disteresting things concerning tho war. trict and the delegatlim to the next saw Sweden be Before returning to congress will stand II Republicans to the perllmlnary skirmishing which led 2 Democrats. up to tbe great battle of Liao Yang. Mr. Grebat has unlimited praise for ILLINOIS' RECORD PLURALITY. both the Japanese and Russians as Chicago; Nor. 8. According to the fighters, hut says tue Russians will win In ths end. murns received at midnight, Illinois The Japanese." said he, "look like will give Roosevelt the largret plurallids and fight like devils, They are ity ever given to any presidential polite and deceitful. The Ruadans candidate. The Republican state central comare big hearted, good natured fellows and great fighters. They fight and mittee claim the plurality for Presiswear, and swear and fight They are dent. Roosevelt will total 214.000. The Republican state ticket has like big bears and never give up. The Japanese win because they are equal been overwhelmingly elected. The Republicans by carrying the to the Russians as fighters, and have lighter equipments, are better disci- First, Fifth and Eighth districts, heretofore Democratic, have increased plined and use better tactics." congressional delegation from Mr. Grebst is returning to the seat of their 17 to 20. war via New York, Chicago. St. Ixuis aud San Francisco, expecting to reKING COUNTY RETURNS. main at ths front six months. in lieutenant a lie met Count Boude, Seattle, Nov. 9. Return from 87 the Swedish army and Charles Hol- pretlnrta in King county give Mred of 8.424: Turner 1,619. The three Republingsworth, a wealthy cotton dealer Gath en burg, and continued his Journey lican eongrcsemisi. Jones. Humphrey toward tbs coast last night. The latter and Cushman are returned by majorion a America are touring gentlemen ties of from 15,000 to 20,000. pleasure trip. J FOLK KLECTEIX Cor-telyo- u, KNEW THE JUDGE. George Foster Peabody, who spent (ha summer at lake George; la a very distinguished looking man, and at- A youth, taken tracts with his wit and learning, ventured to ask advice on political matters. I'm Mr. In a quandary," said lie "I don't know which ticket to vote. Democratic or Republican. Tell new-come- rs. Pen-bod-y; me, do you think much of Judge Parkhours a day," er 7 "About forty-eigwas the curt reply. "I'm Treasurer of his campaign." ht THANKS GIVEN. A new story about X M. Barrie Is being told. When the leading man In a certain theatrical company waa obliged. through Illness, to give up fur a night or two, the part he was playing in one of tbe successful comedies of the season, his understudy was so delighted at Ms opportunity to distinguish himself, and so sure that Ms friends would want to witness his triumph, that hs telegraphed to authors and managers all over London, saying: "I shall play A's part tonight." No one took any notice of bis dispatch save Mr. Barrie, who tele-back: "Thanks for the ftraphed Glasses Worn FOR Result in Poor Vision, Headache, Eye Ache, Crossed Eyes, Supposed Neuralgia 'Nervousness. Perfect Vision, Head Ease, Ere Ease, Straight Eyes, Beturned Health. PLURALITY IN OWN TOWN. I I, Nov. 8. Roose- velt's plurality In Nassau county will be cluse to 8.060. The Re-publicans have elected Wm. W.Cocks to congress!. Roosevelt carTied his own town. Oyster Bay, by about 000. Mfneola, J. S. LEWIS & CO. Examination Free. Statjwici show that 75 per cent cf the nervous dlsctKes are caused by eye strain. s J , 1WJ. 7J dent CORTELTOU TO PATCH WILL YARDMA8TER COVER HIS WATCH. In Ogden, the complete rstnrne eame In so slowly that at 4 o'clock this morn- ! ing but, 14 districts and 49 in Weber county had been received in Ogden. This paper could not give the returns Arthur on nil the candidates, even of the 14 Japanese Bombardment ef Port FerContinues With Unabated districts received, as they came in aftsr ocity. 3 o'clock this morning, but the reChe Foo, Nov. 2:90 p. m. The turns are given herewith of 14 disPort tricts complete, for the office of Presi- Japanese continue to bombard Arthur and the shells are falling so Disand dent, Governor, CougNasmaa Incessantly that the Russians have trict Judga These 14 dlstrleta give practically abandoned tbe works proRoosevelt a majority of almost 400 tecting the harbor. Volunteers and the police are new and ths candidates fur Governor and tbe garrisons of tbs forte, relnforrlug congress a UUle kn. While fur Dis- according to the stories of Chinese 90 votes Howell is trict Judge, Albert arriving here; sixty of whom left Port Arthur on November 7th. owing to the ahead of Rolapp. price of food. These districts would Indicate the high So many men were killed on both county will give over 1,000 majority aides during the last assault, that many toe ths national and state tirket, with bodies lay unburied for days, and in the rounty and legislative tickets run- soma Instances, dogs, which had been driven from ths town assuaged their ning only n few votes behind. The re- hunger by sating ths dead. turns also Indicate the certain election In a tew rases where this was seen, of tho whole county and legislative the horror stricken Russian sharpticket in Weber county. The only doubt shooters killed the dogs. Is on ths District Judga Howell has Some mouths ago the Russian autha lead of 90 and will increase that lead orities ordered that all dogs seen on and the streets should be shot, with ths rein Weber county. Morgan Darla counties will have to bo beard sult that half famished creatures have from to determine the result for Dis- been roaming the hills, becoming savtrict Judga The north half of Davis age. county gives Howell a majority of The Chinese say that the forts on about 200, while the eouth half tfve Golden hill have done praoUcaiiy no la how much Just Rolapp a majority. firing for months past and it is believnot known. Morgan county Is expected ed their ammunition has run short. to give a Republican majority of 6u. The town is constantly catching on Since the above was written, four firs and many of ths warehouses and more precincts were received Just as stores belonging to foreigners have we go to press, which increases tbs been burned to the ground. Republican majority, except for District Judge. L1NEVITCH TAKES COMMAND. The returns for ths 18 prednets are follows: as General Mukden, Nov. Linevitch, recently appointed to tbe command of the First army, arrived COUNTY DISTRICTS. today by apodal train and waa met by General Sakharoff. He waa enthusiastically received by all the troops. E. His esoort consisted entirely of men e(0 who had been decorated with the SL p Linevitch gos cross. General will assume command Immediately. The Russian front extends 66 miles. Quiet was broken on the morning of November 7lh by a Russian cam nonade of an intensity that has had no Voting Diet JS:0 a purellel in weeks. S? There is no sign yet of a Japanese 8& fi S3 2. w advance. !S a 3 a D. W. Boyd arrived from Balt Lake NOVEMBER Kansas City, Nov. 9. The Times this morning says that Folk, Democrat, has been elected by probably 20.000 majority, that tbe vote on the national ticket Is still In doubt and that tho legislature Is claimed by tbe Itepuhil cans. Tho election of a Republican legislature would mean the retirement of Feiialor Cockrell. MAJORITY OF Portland, Ore., Nov. S. 40.583. The Oregon- - RE- - Chief Lynch Got Robbers' Description in Ogden and Returning Found Them Already In Custody. A telephone message waa received at police headquarters from Chief Lynch of Salt Lake last evening to the effect who took a that the two hold-up- s watch and some money from Yard master George Patch in front of the Tabernacle on the night of November 1st, had Just been Identified in the Salt Lake Jail and that the watch was la tbs hands of ths police department Chief lynch was in Ogden yesterday and a description was furnished hla of and watch. As soon as the hold-up- s he returned to Salt Lake he discovered the watch and criminals at the police headquarters there. l'ha offend ora last Saturday were sentenced to 100 days each, ona for carrying a concealed weapon and the other for vagrancy. They will be pardoned as soon as possible In order to have them brought here for prosecution for the Graves offense. The description of the robbers furnished by Ganrge Patch tallies exactly In every way with the appearance of the mot, and the watch la Patch's beyond a doubt, as the number, case, works, etc. are Identical It la tha belief among had the police here that the hold-uSalt Laka for their render vous and took a flying trip to Ogden the night of the robbery for the express purpose of bagging their game and throwing the police off the scent. New York, Nov, 8. Chairman Cortelyou, of ths Republican aa- tlonal committee, sent the follow- Ing telegram to the president to- - night: Ian estimates from incomplete returns that Roosevelt has carried Oregon by 40,582. PLURALITY A RECORD BREAKING St. Paul, Nov. 8. Roosevelt received a plurality In Minnesota, going far beyond McKinley's margin of 77,000 four yean ago. On the face of the returns so far received the Republican electoral ticket will have a plurality of over 100,000. Par-ker- s vote was much smaller than that received by Bryan four years agx and Roosevelt wm especially strong In counties which of old were Populist strongholds. In Kittson county, for example, Roosevelt polled 1.500 voles as against 100 for Parker, whereas McKinley carried the county by only 300. In St. Paul and Ramsay county Roosevelt will have dose to 7,500 plurality nearly 2,000 greater than McKinleys vote. Despite the tremendous plurality for Roosevelt the Democrats apparently have elected their candidate for governor, John A. Johnson. He Is running well ahead of fhe vote cast for Lind, Democrat, who was defeated four years ago by 3JI00. At Democratic heidqnarters Johnson's election waa claimed by a plurality of 20,000 to 22,000. Tbe Republicans elect the remainder of their state ticket. No returns have been received from the legislative candidates, but It Is generally conceded the Republicans will bare a good majority on Joint ballot, insuring a Republican successor to Senator Clapp. record-breakin- g - v BERGE IS GAINING. Uncoln, Neb., Nor. precincts outside of Carter and Douglas counties show a lops for McKay of 194. Allan, chairman of the Democratic state committee, said: 'Early returns Indicate the election of Berge for governor by 10,000. He is making gains from every precinct and have no doubt about hla election." 8-- -14 NEW YORK REJOICES. New York. Nov. 8. Broadway tofilled with a shouting, noisy multitude who were celebrating the election. Whistles, horns, bells and other contrivances which would create a din, were used with vigor and effect. Around the various points the where bulletins were displayed crowds Jammed the streets until they were completely blocked. It was a crowd, and all seemed to be Republicans for tbe time being. The result was known so quickly that much Interest was taken out of the bulletins and the crowds marched up and down tbe streets creating a deafening din that developed in a roar for more than a dozen blocks. night waa good-nature- d FALLING OFF FROM BRYANS VOTE. Philadelphia The returns counted in ten wards in Philadelphia show a falling off in Parker's vote as compared with that of Bryan of 3,600 and an Increase for Roosevelt over McKinley of 10.000. Republican leaders say the vote la far ahead of their wildest predictions. REPEALING WHAT IIE KNEW. A young man who was trying for the sheepskin in Missouri, and who had made a poor showing, was asked by Senator Vest, one of his examiners, if he would like to be questioned further. "I regret to say," remarked Mr. Vest, "that you have failed to come 'up to the mark in the branches olaw upon which we have examined you. But." he added. In a most kindly spirit, "we will question yon further if you so desire. "Well, sir," responded the applicant, "I would suggest. If you please, that T be questioned on ths statutes." At this Mr. Vest smiled sadly. My dear young man. added he. "I do not doubt that youre up on the statutes, but I do doubt that you will succeed In the law. Suppose yon should hare the utmost familiarity with the statutes, what's to prerent the legislature from repealing all yon know?" a AN UNPRECEDENTED RESULT. New Tork. Nov. 8 If Maryland Is Republican, sa Indicated by tbe returns received up to 1 a. m.p Wednesday morning. Roosevelt baa 323 rotes and Parker 151 In the electoral college. e whelming vote of confidence in your administration. My associates of tbs Republican national com- wJttee Join me in the heartest com gratulationa. "GEO. B. CORTELTOU." A second dispatch read: New York. Nov. 8. To the President: "I can only appreciate your mes- sage of congratulation and ao-knowledge as well in behalf of my loj al and devoted Mandates of the Republican national committee. Am personally most deeply gratified by the splendid endorsement you have received from your countrymen. GEO. B. CORTELYOU." The last message, which Mr. Cortelyou sent, was in reply to a personal message of congratulation from President Roosevelt, which Mr. Cortelyou did not wish to make public on account of Us personal character. FROM . OYSTER BAY President Roosevelt Performs. Duty and is Homo. Hla About Your Collars? ! . Rutherford Corbin, In personal recollections t Secretary Taft, published in Harpers Weekly, telle of being In San Frandsco with Taft one Easter Sunday, and putting in Lthe whole day with him and a member of his staff named Wilson in translating a cipher message from Washington. He says that the fact that young Wilson was missing an engagement with a lady seemed to Taft such a fine piece of humor m to obliterate the tedium of the task. Lots of men are and more men ought to be for we meet men daily hundreds of them, who are wearing the wren? Collars. Wrong in style and wrong in fit. Our Collars and Cuffs are made by the best collar makers, and our standing order says Send Us Every New The eight-hou- r law of the state of Washington hM been declared constitutional by the courts of that stole. As RETURNS 8. TAFTS HUMOR a result of a strike of plasterers In Frieburr, Germany, an agreement hM been made which shall be valid until January 1, 1906, and, after that date, always for one more calendar year, until one or the other contracting party gives notice to discontinue it four weeks before tha end of the year at tha latest, which notice must be in written form to the committee of the other side. Balkar .! Fussy e Nov. Secretary Dover, Republican, says Roosevelt will have 817 elevtorial votes, which la six more than the preelection eaiimaten He said: "Owing to differences in time and great distances in the western states the returns are meagre and Incomplete We have carried every doubtful state. In addition to a party indoreemant the victory is a great triumph for Roosevelt."' Chicago, "To the President, WMhington: The country hM given an over- - ps v . VERT DOUBTFUL THE PRESIDENT Which is in Doubt With Chances For Republican Nominee. Evanston, Dr. P. C. Part and wife glia, ara visitors la Ogden. HOLD-UP-S IS REPUBLICAN ARRESTED IN SALT LAKE Gives Whole Ticket Over 1,000 Mafority Except District Judge Uk( Cram Suit UTAH, .WEDNESDAY MORNING, Style You Get Out Men who buy Collars and Cuffs here have no Collar troubles". It's the men who don't that do or do that dont 1 5c. 2 for 25c for Collars 25c for Cuffs Pns Maumg, s Maurice Hewlett writes of the people One grade about as good of OertaUlo, the Italian town where as the other Boccaccio was born and lived: "Their womek are handsome, aa they ought to be, with green eyre, dusky akin a, fair, tangled hair. . They carry themselves bolt upright like all mouutalneera, but THE CLOTHIER with better reason thuu most, for their men The are remarkable. sing figures gay songs, are happy and free mannered, and If Boccaccio la net at the here bottom of it tbe mischief Is. I EXCURSION RATER never seen elsewhere In have I what VIA UNION ACIFia FEARED THE PENALTY. and klaa a Bt Louis ana return a man 34259 Representative Hull, of Iowa, sent all long Italy,street. Noatop offense, either, $47.3 Chicago and return some garden seeds to a eonetltuent girl In open and return via 8L Louis 347.59 last spring. They cams from the De- lie was a baker who came a floury Chicago BL Louis and return via Chicago 348.75 partment of Agriculture and were in- amorino saw and considered the bend Tickets limited to Deff 15th. Transit closed in one of the regular franked of her Industrious head and stooped 10 days each direction. limit government envelopes. On ths corner and kissed her as she sat sewing at her Pullman aleepara through to 8LLouia of each of theM envelopes appears this door. Her lovers and acquaintances without change; use about her saw nothing amiss, nor wm legend: "Penalty for private Tickets on aala Tuesdays and Fri$800." A few days later Hull received at all put out After so flagrant an days each week. Stop overs allowed. a letter from bis oonaUtuent, which she A. R MOSELEY, Trav. Paso; Aft achievement tbe madcap went a whole read: "Dear Mr. Hull: I don't know of gallantry down the street what to do about those garden seeds progress none resenting hla freedom. He danced you sent me. I notice It is 300 fine for private use. I don't want to use with one good wife, chucked another's them for the public. I want to plant chin and lifted a third' bodily Into the them In my private garden. I can't af- air, singing all the while." ford to pay 300 for the privilege; SUCCESS MARKET DtdMir Cost. Wont you see it you cant fix it so I A friend ef the late Bishop Hunting-to- n E3J 368 WASHINGTON AVE. can use them privately, for I am a was spending a Sunday In Edindtiseu and do not want to "Live and 1st Live le our commit any crime?" burgh and followed tbe crowd to tliy metta We do not premise church of a celebrated preacher. At to Mil you something far the close of the service he Mid to the HARD TO PLEASE. nothing. Our Meats ere fresh. clergyman, "That was a remarkably We endeavor to please everyfine senaen." Tbe minister, puffed lip tha body who patronize The following plaint and confession with pride. Mid, Thank you, thank UCCESS MARKET. is from Dillon, (Wyo.) Doublejack: you." "But, laid tha Boston man, "I Tha LILLIE BRAND LARD "Editing a newspaper la a nice thing. have beard it before; it ia one of Blsh-d- p not made by TRUST "OUR If we publish Jokea people aay we are sermons." Ah, Huntington's yes, rattle-braineLEADER," no compound er If we dont we are fosdate aay, to be aura, but nuntington EASTERN LARD mixed with sils. If we publish original matter Icould never have get it off m I did." IL Ask your GROCER for tt. they aay we dont give them enough selections. If we give them selections The anecdote Is related by the No. 1 bacon .. .l whsee only comment Is they My we are too lazy to write. If that "for constereat and unblushing 7 Phone orders given special we dont go to church we are heathens. attention If we do we are hypocrites. If we re- plagiarism this beats the record." main' at the office we ought to be out s KstrlaRtal leas. looking for news items. If wa go out FROM & BURGI then we are not attending to business. "le ehe the captain ef the family If ws wesr good elothss they laugh at shipT us. If we wear good clothes they My Phone 27 V. "Oh, yea; he ia her second or third we have a pull. Now, what are wa to understand." Fuck. I tnata, do? Just as likely as not some one I will say that we stole this from an exone must make up h!s mind To please I we did. Ita from ths ko change. So be taught'many things which he Wyoming Derrick." knows by poeple who do not 'know them s s s e LOS ANGELES, 10; PORTLAND, 2. t GREAT VICTORY FOR PROSPERITY. Los Angeles, Nov. 8. It wm easy s for Los Angeles today and Portland Philadelphia, Nov. X United FAMOUS SUNNY BROOK RYE wm downed by the score of 10 to 2. States Senator Penrose, Republl- R. H. E. Score: delivered to any pari of the city can state chairman. Mid tonight: 11 2 Loa Angeleto "My advices from all parts of the .. ..... 2 5 4 for Portland .., ... state Indicate that the majority of Batteries Gray and Chance; Btark-ell- e 825,000 which we claimed will be and Kellackoy. equalled, If not exceeded. It ia a great victory for proe-1 SEATTLE, 12; SAN FRANCI8CO, 2. Call up tha parity and an emphatle endorse- nient by the people of the admlnls- Oakland, Nov. 8. The Seattle team (rations of McKinley and Room-scored an easy victory over San Franvelt. cisco today. s R. H. E.Score 128 25th Street .. ...... .. ....... 12 18 13 Seattle 3 9 3 San Francisco Batteries Hogg. Shields and BlankGET SIX OUT OF SEVEN. enship; Barber and Gorton. U mpi re McDonal d. San Francisco Returns at 11 p. m. indicate that the Republicans have OAKLAND, 6; TACOMA. 13. elected seven out of eight congressmen. In tbe Second district the race Fresno, Cal., Nov. 8. Tacoma bad Is very close between McKinley, Rep, the game won at the beginning of the and Ball, Dem. ninth Inning when the score stood 3 to 2. With two men out Thomas A CA8E OF IT. walked two men and a single by Gan-le-y and a double by Travers brought Many More Like It in Ogden. in four runs, making the score 6 to 3. The following is but one of many Score: R H. E. ... ... 6 8 3 similar occurring daily In Ogden. It Oakland . ... ......... Is an easy matter to verify its cor- Tacoma . . Batteries: Mosklmaa and Byrne; rectness. Surely you rannot ask for ARE YOU PAYING RENT! IP tfetter proof than such a conclusive Thomas and Graham. WHY SOf evidence. Mrs. E. E Stewart, Mr. E. E. Stewart now retired living at 2071 Madison When Peterson A Co. will Ave, says: "For three years I had a modern house for 3mWv, attacks of backache. When they were 6 rms. (1,806, 1 1- - stones in tha acute stage I wore plasters to $2,200. If buy or build, you Intend some of which relieved me temporarvr wffl .cash and in bare ily, but one attack always followed can pay 11 furnish the balance and you another particularly so if I caught cold or overexerted myself. A friend of back in SMALL monthly paymeato mine advised me to try Doans Kid' Plans furnished free of charge. Cw ney Pills and recommended them so on 's strongly that I went to 8. W. PETERSON A CO drag store on Washington SL for a box. Now if the first had not brought relief 1 never would hire a second and if the bought second had not added to the benefit I never would have purchased a third. You can find Is in the selection I am getting well along in years and Residences of a butcher of known reliabilI cannot expect from a medicine the our that learn Everything ity. same results as if the tissues of my market la actiy aa representbody responded to its effect like they ed. If it'e net, or you're diesat-ibfle- d would were I twenty, but I must say l with yeur purchase, your for Bussiicss was surprised and delighted at the money back and the goods are results I obtained from tbe use of ours. Come in and grt better acDoan's Kidney Pills. This remedy can :1L RGCKY E3LMA : quainted with our meat market certainly be depended upon. Sold for 50 cento a box by all. dealJL LVEATHESBV ers. Foeter-Mllbur- n Co, Buffalo, N. Y, Wholesale and Retail Butcher. sole agents for tbe United States. Aek the Office for ParticuUrfc 2453 YuX Avai. OGDEN. Rem ember the name Doan's and take "WHATS THE CIRCULATION no substitute. THAT'S THE VITAL POINT! 4 Nov. Washington, I. President Roosevelt and party who want to Oyster Bay last night returned at 6:16 o'clock this evening. Accompanied by Captain William 8. Cowles. He Immediately entered a carriage at the station and wm driven to the Whits House. The preeldent'a car wm1 attached to the rear of a regular Pennsylvania train which wm loaded with PMaengera. Fred MNye uv the O o o o o o 0 law-abidi- From Distiiier to You 9350 par gallon BISMARCK - 374 The Best Kind of Economy Bad-con- one-thir- $1.00 Telephones $.50 i d for Telephor.es |