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Show THE MORNING EXAMINEE OGDEN, FT A II, FRIDAY MORNING, .S' Ill Tlie Utah National Bank STREET OF OGDEN THE WORLD OF ' United States Depository J. E. New York. Feb. 23. The re were speculative activity auC exutcment. la ibe stocks again today and some very feverish price movement. The ft 5.65; Stockers and feedeiw 2.5004.-40- ; rows 1.2504.50; heifers 2.OO03.OQ; 2.000 4.10; cauu.rs I.;:.', ft 2.75; bull valve OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Omaha. Feb. 23. Cattle Receipt a 2.100. Strong 0 10c higher; native steers 3.2505.25; rows and heifers 4 00; canners 1.6002.60; stoekrra and feeders 2.2504.00; calve, 2.750 6.00; bulls and Blags 2.6003.75. lil,500. Market 6c Hog Receipt lower; heavy 4.7004.85; mixed 4.650 4.70; light 4.6004.70; pigs 3.7504.4U; bulk 4.65ft'4.70. 6.300. Sheep Receipts Steady; westers yearling 5.7506.75; wethers 0 6.254 5.7b; ewes 4.5000.60; lamb 0 KE MINING STOCKS. Ths closing quotations and sales wsr as follows: CITY LIVESTOCK. 3.-7- prims l-4- Tom Watsons Magazine The Leading Futures Ringed as Fol- lows: 3-- Close. High. Low. , Wheat No. IRON TRADE. Clsveland, Okie, Feb. 23c Tin Iron Trade Review this week says: ef Conferences of representatives four Important southern companies are being held In New York this week with a view to effecting tlieir consolidation. Sales of basin iron to leading steel Interest during the week aggregated 8O,0t)0 tuns. Vnfllled orders on the books of the Eastern Furnace Oats No. 2 association amount to nearly 350,000 tnnt. A Pittsburg interest has pur-chased 22,000 ions of Northern Virginia and southern foundry Iron for eceond and third quarter deliveries. Tonnage taken at Valley furnace was placed at (15.75 to $16.85 furnace for No. 2. The southern iron was placed at 813-5- Birmingham and the Virginia Iron at 914.50 furnace. An Ohio val6,000 ley steel Interest purchased ions of Bessemer for April and Ray valley furnace and delivery at 915-5the steel Corporation is negotiating for .10,000 tons of Brssemer for prompt shipment, although deliveries on the recent purchase of 25,000 tons have not bona entirely completed. The southern bus been strengthened by recent sales and several largo furnace Interests have made advances of 25 to Cash quotations were as follows: 50 cents a ton. Rail orders have been Flour steady. Wisconsin lines have taken 30,heavy. Wheat No. 2 spring 1.13ft 1.19. 000 tout Rock Island 50.000 and two fc No. I 1.0901.19. western roads 60,000 in the steel mar' No. 2 Ted 1.18101.20. ket; pressure is being brought for 2 45. Corn-- No. larger shipments of billets and bars, No. 2 yellow 451. la (ha an st a smalt tonnage of foreign Data No. 3 80S. Steel has been taken. Steel for prompt No. 3 while 3O',022 I shipment is now held at a premium of No. 3 white 31033. . 94, while for second-handelivery an No. 2 75. Rye advance ef 93 is asked. Barley Fair to choice malting 43 Pistes and structural shapes have been advanced 92. restoring the prices 046. 1 1.20. Flsx Seed-N- o. prevailing prtflT to the reductions made No. 1 northwestern 1.28t. laA September. Shaft jng ha been Timothy Seed Prime 2.70. advanced two poinla and aa early ad100 lb 6.650674. vance of 92 on steel bars 1 looked for. Short ribs sides (loose), 6.6240 In are went easier the and Iron bars 73. are offered at a decline of 82 a ton. Short Clear 8ide (boxed), 6.7540 Advance ia bine annealed and gal- 874wire merand vanised sheet, product on basis of high wines 1.231 Whiskey, made thw monta chant pipe have beu contract Ulnvrr, grade 112.30. Idack sheets and tin and advances in plate are expected by the trade, ARTICLES AND SHIPMENTS. d SUGAR. I Articles New York, Feb. 23. Sugar; Ilaw, strong; fair refining 4 0 4 mnlaMcs su-- 1 Flour, bbls centrifugal 90 test S 15 hast, bn, , , , ... gar 4 Refined, firm; crushed 0.75; powder Corn hit, Oats, hu, , Cd 6.15: grauulstrd 0.05. bu. CASH WHEAT. Chicago. Feb. 23. Wheat: No. 3 red 1.19ft 1.21; No. 3 red 1.14ft 1.18; No. 2 hard 1.1701.19; No. 3 hard 1.1001.18; No. 1 northern 1.1901.22; Ns. 2 northern 1.1501.19; No. 3 spring 1.001.19. CHICAGO PRODUCE. Chicago, Feb. 23. Close: Wheat may MS July Sept. 92 1.01 5-- 3-- 44 1-- 5-- SO May 46 47 3.4. May 30 July 7-- 3-- Fork Feb. 12.40; May July 12.70. Card Feb. 6.65; May 6 12.37 12; 62 July C.95. Ribs Feb. G.50; July 6.80. Rye May C.67 2 S 0; 12. Imothy 2.90. Clover 12 50. Barley 38048. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Chicago. Feb. 21. Cattle-Recei- pts Market dull; good to steers 5.7506.13; poor to mediumprime 4.0U 11.00(1. 97,100 114.400 642.000 823.300 30.000 292.200 7.11100 ;1 5,500 398.500 3.000 246.500 On ths produce eicrhange, today, the butter m:;ket was fin:. Creamery 24034. Hi iry 23030. ,Ly.itV i. Egg quiet 21081. ' : 'Cheese firm llfflS1. St. Louis. Feb. 23. Wool, steady; territory and western medium 21022' fine medium 17018; flue 18019. Sept. July 47 Oat a Feb. 30 91,200 Rye, Barley bn 1-- WOOU Cora-F- Cb. meats ; No. 7 Rio 8 t; Ship- - ;Reccipts NF.W YORK BONDS. 128-pag- SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS The official closing quotations for mining stocks today were as follows: - ALBERT F. H. and N. Justice 8 Alts 15 21 Belcher 15 H. and B. 105 Bullion 25 Caledonia 60 Chal Con. 17 Amies Chollar Putosl 16 Savage 30 8. Belcher ICO 1 Crown Point 13 Exchequer 48 G. and RICHEY, Mexican 180 Occidental Con. 90 Opltir 6624. Overman 18 19 Confidence 15 C. and Va. Con. ImiierUI 130 G. 25 A PRAIRIE UNDERTAKER 8 Nevada 48 8. Hill 65 Uninn Con. 08 Utah Con. 13 Yqluw Jacket 20 'Phone 150 H. DINNER. BREAKING OF I'eoklna tteaalla Mar Be Iilspraaeg Wltn Ia rreparlaa It. Suppose you start on a trip acrons It Is the mountains. Y'ou hare plenty of grub," but you accidentally left your a dutch cooking utensils liehlud-n- ot ovrn, not a frying pan. not a tin plate, even a tomato can. Ihi you snppum fur a moment I won hi ait down uu that sack of flour and starve? Not quite. Build a big Are ami when it gala low shove a lot of good old spuds undi-- r 1 he ivmla. If you hnve fresh meat th way b clear for broiling, if not, slice your bacon. Impale It on n stout switch and when your apod are dune break them uen and allow the good old bacon grease to drop on them ns It broils on the end of lhat stick. You want coffee. Itip the jacket off that canteen, bring Hie waier to a boil, funnel your coffee lu, and your coffee I ready. But linw about the bread? No nn to mix the dough In. no grt'rle In which to bake the brevl. Toil don't like nsb enkra? All right. Just mix your baking powder carefully in the top of the sack, form the flour Into a funnel shape, pour In very little water at a time don't be afraid of getting your fingers bn i led up mix that dough right there, nnd when it Is the desired roll it out like a snake. Cut a cane from any old thing, wrap this snake shaped piece of dough around It In a long coll, turn It before the fire un til It Is good and brown, and you will have finer bread than grandma ever made. If the average Arizona prospector can't take rare of himself when lie tins plen ty of raw grub It Is strange. Mescal in Tombstone la Art. There Is a magic In the word that make men. even when they aie so crasa nnd Ignorant that they don't know ths meaning of It. profess a lov for art. Chicago Kecerd-IIcrald- . 'v U. S. refunding 2s veglsterel U. S. refunding 2 coupon U. 8. 3s registered I. U. . ,.104'. 1044 103 ....,103 8, 3s coupon , 8. new 4s. regislried 1314 1 . 8. Bew 4s, coupon . U. 8. cld 4s. coupon 1034 U. 8. old 4. coupon 1054 7314 American Tobacco 4 cer. American Tobacco 6a. certl US' 97' Atchison adjiislnient 4 I'M" Atchison geneial 4s . 103' AtUnUe Coast Line 4s Baltimore and Ohio 4s 1011 95 Baltimore and Ohio S; 115 Central of Georgia 5a Inu Central of Georgia 92' Central of Geuigla 2nd Inc 70 10944 Chesapeake and Ohio 44 Chicago and Alton S'js 824 100 Chicago B. end Q. new 4a Chiengv, R. I. and F. It. R. 4 . . . S2'i Chicago, R. I. and P. K. R. 10I. 3s. 96' , C. C C. and St Louis gen. 4s J3 97 Chics ga Terminal 4s 73 Colorado Midland 4 92 Colorado and Southern 4 . Cubs 5s. certificates I074 1UI Denver nnd Rio Grande 4s 4 ,.1314 lt Distillers' Securities Erie prior Urn 4a 5s 794 10 1 4 IfiBANDt No. 8 Atlantic Mail all potato East No. IX Salt 1 aka local No. 2, Chicago, 8L Louta 9:80 J1 a. j 11 Express, ou No. 4, Atlantic prints East The ARRIVE DAILY. No. 5, Pacific Mall, Balt Lotto and nil potato East No. 1, Chicago nnd llnitoda sn ThsOoft DeoMc-Tnc- k Uhray brinctn Os lUsoeeri River and CMcaia 8- lOverland Limited ....11:4 n. ' in. - loot; 1 No. U, Local from Park City :0t P i&d Baa Peti Valley... No. X Pacific Express fram a U.le a a all points Bait Through nleeping corn to Omaha, Chicago aad BL Louis, Now York and Boston. Free reclining chair cars. A perfect dining cor nerrlca on nU through trains, A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogdon. L A. BENTON, Gen. AgeLPagrJfopL Salt Lake City. O. B. GIL80N, Agent Ogden. R. G. W. TIME CARD IN EFFECT. JUNE 8TH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. The Mo of Lei nitons Trais lath: World Compart oent and drawing roasa sleeping cars, observation cars, dinand library ing cars, rs cars, with barber, bath and Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection for a buffet-smoki- ng Book-love- St. Paul 2nd Minneapolis Ticket. KsrrvjUfoni, sni fd ran bt abuinrJ Inn C A. WWkw. Geatrji Agmt, Cbicap & TIME TABLE IS Wist North-Weste- Ry.j rn South M., Atlas BUZ., tLskaCItjr, Utah. I I HW1M news-stand- y, 0 COFFEE--Quie- la-tt- us-W- Chicago nraatEs. mercantile paper S Sterling exchugn weak; bankers bills 4.1704.8705 for demand: 4.84850 4.1130 for sixty day bills; posted rates commercial bills 4.83 4.85 Bar sliver SO Mr. Mexican dollars, 4.7c, v 0 fro Tidier Cam. J serve Hesbaad. T( CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ket, Close: r For till purpose aelect a nice, kind amiable, industrious, generous man. Ths American variety la far than the foreign kind. Prepare him enby having him gs through a long gagement. which effectually renders him easy to handle. Gently detach him from all of hia old friends and acquaintances and remove any habits he may have, lie i then ready to can, preserve or make jam. e.s you choose. To can, merely deprive him of his mother-inlatchkey i:ud throw a handful ef -law lu the house. Men corked up like this have been known to keep for years without spoiling, though when they ar oitcncd un. If kept too long they are apt to be sour. To make Jam. prepare as before, bnt shred all of h. finer feeling by nagging and pounf them into a pv.'.p by complainta. Ti preserve a husband, put a much lore Into the heart a It will hold, add at I dare say. ocean of sympathy, a world of tcr.de But I tell you this: If ever you have ness, a pu'iml of forbearance, a dra:: s rbanat to shoot a king gander don't of patience and drop him Into it nnt' you do It. Taln't good luck. If you lie is thoroughly costed over with su" don't believe It look at my brother Bill. sr. Husband should always be cvy: Hs killed one leastways he shot him tallizM one at a time, never In pairs sad than what happened? Only the uellber should they ever be stood h An hot water. This Is where many won knows. laird and Bill Iliu-kln- s BUI 'll never tell. Why not? Cause en make mistake. Memphis C'ommer he's been as crazy as a coot ever sinew-y-es, rial Appeal. sir, crasy as a coot! Gating. n(V via aad' tha Iwver. The sick man had called his lawyc FOOD AND WEATHER. sal X wish to explain again to you, he weakly, about willing my propet Why Feast Sat Mara la W!atav t- yThaa Tbvr Da la Saaimar. The attorney held up bis hand reas It has lieen shown that the consump- suringly. . There, there I" said lu tion of food Increases la direct proporLeave that all to me. tion to the decrease In temperature. The elt-- man sighed resignedly. We eat more In winter than In iiibibw, I suppose I might as well, Mid h and the Inhabitants of the temperate turning upon his pillow; yonTl get regions require more food than those anywny Judpe. of the tropic soue. This Is due to several causes. In the Why Jabaar II Theai. first place sir Is denser la colder ell Mrs. BUlns (after the company ha ' mates and more oxygen is taken la gone) Jolmny, you shouldnt have esl with each breath, so that a greater sup- en those preserved Bruits. They were ply of carbon derived from food Is not Intends! to be eaten. They were necessnry la order that the two gases put on the table to fill up. Johnny BUI may combine In their proper proporell. that's whit I used 'em for. tions for the maintenance of bodily mamma. best. Again, the Inhabitant of a cold climate usually has to work harder Ta Mat. af Caa rae. Grocer-- Do than the more fortunate southerner, yon want apples to rook whose wants decrease as nature be- or to eat? Small Boy Both. Thats comes mors generous. The harder the what wo p"r 'em far. dally labor the greater tbs amount of food required. Climate not only affects the qunntl-U- r but also the quality of the food consumed. The Eskimo could not live upon the dalutitlft'f nature which load the table the poorest In the tropics, The Magazine That Has An Idea for the roodltloiia of his existence reBark of It. of quire the consumption an enormous Have you heard that Hoa. Titos. E. amount of fatty, nutter, so that blub-- , Watson of Georgia has begun the tier is to him a chief necessary of life. publication of n magazine? You know who Mr. Watson is? He tlie uihn who wrote The 8tory of NORTH AMERICA. Life of Kspolenu, snd France, The Life snd Jinte of Thoms steaslen Orlglnallx Manned Jefferson.'' He was the Peoples af ladia aad rhlaa. "Uneducated Americans.' says a corIsrty candidate for President Inst year. respondent of the London Times, pronounce the name of their country First number of Tom Watson's Magazine will lm published 9eb. 25. For Amarlca, railing themselves Ameris sale at all price 10c. cans. In so doing they not only yield mail 81.00 per year. You will By to a natural craving for a finer e the most interesting , inis bnt, quite accidentally, I prein America If you fail to magazine sume, are morn correct etymologically get this number. Ask your newsthan educated Americans. Amerigo bedealer for Tom Watson' Magazine ing the Italian form of the Gothic or, better still, oend s dollar tor Amalsric, contracted to Amaric. This s vcsr'a snlwcription to TOM WATSON'S MAGAZINE, personal name means atrenuous in la 121 West 42nd Street, bor, resolute in action.1 an approprists new York City, A. Y. motto to add to the Washington armo--' rial in the national device of 'America Brasil was the original America. Down to the first .quarter of the slxtrenth century our North America waa still mapped aa an extension of India, Tibet, China and Japan, with Brasil sa B an island, separated by the islands discovered by Columbus from 'the new world of Greater India and named 'America provlncla end again 'America el Brasilia.' Not before tlie middle of the sixteenth century wns the term 'America' extended to North America, with the addition vel Nova India.' In brief, 2372 Washington Ave. the Ameriras were both mere windafter secular In heroic the quest fall! spiced' India. Thl 1 the redoubled rare owes India. debt the Anglo-Saxo- n Kansas City, Feb. 23. Cattle Receipts 4,000. Steady; native steer 5.75; native cows aud heifer 1.75 04.50; Stocker and feeders 3.0004.-25- ; bulls 2.500 3.76; calve 3.0006.75; writtrrn fed steer 3.5005.00; western fed cows 2.0004.10. Hogs Receipts 11,000. Market Sc 010c lower; bulk of sales 4.0504.85; heavy 4.8004.80; packers 4.7004.85; pigs 4.000 4.70. Sheep Receipts 4.000. 8teady;mut-lon- s lambs 7.0007.90; 4.8505.90; range wethers 4.2504.90; bigheel In history of local market; ewes 4.500 5.65; highest in history of local map NONET. pmwnH Li Via Never beer tell of a k:n; gander. I 'pose? No; :mvt folk bain't. Tlie sharp that write the bird book Buy lere ain't 110 such thin:, but I know better. Ive seen one. There aint never but one king gander at a time, aames a country never has but one king at a time, but a king gander's a real king, tlmt's what be 1. It ain't jest bees use lie's the biggest gender of any or tlie kimwin'est. It's somethin' more. He's k'nd of a sacred gander, he Is, snd there aint a r.i'.d gKe that flic but known it. Ile'a captain of em all. an Its only the that flies with him. pick of the Ner that aint all neither. Wbat do you a'pnce became of that big king candor Kill aliot? Ever hear of a dead gander be'.u carried off by bis flock, rearin' on tlieir backs an' them out s rogTar bnrylu' dirge? Well, I've ssld enough. Fart la I've said all ..,. .,,. BALT THREE RECIPES. paa't IkMt Hla mr tea'll Get ae The a feel. Irssr ..111 1U2 Japan 6s. eerilflcatcs Lamisviile and Nash. Uni. 4s ..103'i Manhattan consol gold 4s lno'i Mexican Central 4 a 75 Mexican Central lit Inc . .... .. 234 .. 99i Minn., and 8t. Louis 4, Mias., Kansas and Texas 4s . . ..1W4 80 'i Mias., Kansas and Texas 2nd . N. K. K. of Mexico con. 4s . . .. 824 New York Central gen. 2,( . . ..1004 New Jersey Central general 5s . ..1354 ..1054 Northern Pacific, 4s .. 77 Northern Paciflc 3 Norfolk and Western con. 4s ..1034 . 974 Oregon Short Line rMg. 4s ..lu. Penn. rouv. 34 ..102' j Reading general 4s St. L. and I. Mountain con. 5a ..1174 3:. L. and San Franrlwo fg. 4s .. 914 81. L. and S. Western con. 4 , .. 824 .. 91 7s Seaboard Air Line 4s .. 964 Southern Paciflc 4s ..1194 Southern Railway 5 . ..122 Texas and Paciflc Isis 80 T. St. L. and Western 4s ... ..1054 Union Paciflc 4s Cntou Paciflc conv. 4s , ,.,. ..1114 .. 944 17. 8. Steel 2nd 5a . . .1114 11 alia h lata , .. 79 1 abash Deb. B. .. 934 Western Maryland 4s Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s ... .. 93 .. 944 Wisconsin Central 4s 24, 1903. 1 KANSAS d New York, Pah. 21. 44 Hocking Valley THE KING GANDER. 924 110 7.75. yalue, 15,736,000. X 3.50ft 7. 50. Hugs Kucrlpts 38,0uti. Market 5c0 10i-- lower; mixed and butchers 4.700 4.90; good to rhuicn heavy 4.85ft S.uu; rough heavy 4.7004.80; light 4.0004.-80- ; bulk 4.750 4.99. Shot p Receipt 4 11.000. Sheep and lambs Heady: good to choice wether 5.6506.10; fair to choice mixed 4.600 5.40; western sheep 4.7506.10; native lamb 6.0008.00; western lamb 6.50 08.00. Sloes-Shetflel- d par .Cashier McIntosh.... Assistant Cashlw Interest Paid On Savings Accounts g Sloes-Sbefllel- ...Vice President V. h-le- surmises to captain the movements were so perplcxrd as to unsettle the market from tins in time. But ils reImpressive and the sisting power piiiv level was not much impaired, even where the influences were on the aide of doubt sad depression. This vaa the case la the railroad lirt. at on an enorlarge, where profit-takinmous scale and uneasiness aroused by the sensational movement ia the special lies Induced the selling to outweigh the buying. The Southern Iron Group was again the sensational feature and it was during the 'most violent ebullitions in those storks that the general list was moat inclined to sell off. Another adTanre in Union Pacific was the moat effective susimning influence, but that stoidc also was Unfavoiably affected at times by the rocket like flights of the iron storks. Iuloa Pacific, recovered nil of lu ivo per rent dividend, which came off today, and allowing for that made n new high record. Bt. Paul wan most immediately in sympathy with it. although the Northwestern! wern helped to soma extent. Ike buoyancy of southern iron stacks caused the advance in the Southern Railroad group, but waa of an effect otherwise. Rumor and assertions ai to the stage reached la the attempt to effect n merger of the southern iron atorka wern various and many of them conflicting. The convulsive movements in those storka reaching many point! between trades, were of a kind which are usually made only under distress and extreme necessity, such as are enneed by a corner with an uncovered abort interest. The extreme advances ever the days prices shown by these storks daring the day will tell the Steel this was More. In preferied II; It ; : Republic Steel Tennessee Coal 11 g 88, and Republic Steel preferred 7. Banda were irregular. Total sales, i-2- President My Horace E. Peary. Ralph E. Hoag.... .. Erie general 4 F. W. and D. City 1st FEBRUARY a(i Cease nfacturor? I thought he was Just a plain loafer. What. Una is he la I" He makes trouble for Ills father. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. It's all very well to talk of writing for posterity." rghed the port, but posterity Isnt editing any magazine. Ur as Orgaslo Cfcaane la the Larva. The peculiar pliyslologlciil cause ut what la called the breaking of the voles are not quite understood, but It is known to depend Immediately upon an organic change in the larynx, the organ of the voire, which occurs in the male ex between the ages of fourteen and sixteen. Before that the larynx of boys rosrraliles that of girls, bnt when the voice begin to break the vocal chorda become lengthened at least the angle of the thyroid cartilage become enlarged, and the muscles which connect the organa of the vole with tlie hypnid bone and the baee of the tongue become elongated. While the change of form la taking placa the voice la unfitted for singing and should be used only with groat care, in other words, the breaking of the Tuiee is due to the rapid development of the larynx, which takes place at certain ages and which leads to a change in the range of the voice. The peculiar harshness of the voice when it Is thus breaking teems to be due to a temporary cungeatiou ami swollen condition of tho mucous membrane of the voral chorda accompanying the active growth of the whole larynx. one-thir- d, 4tail, The Dael Was An IriMhiuan trateling in France was challenged by a Frenchman to fight a duel, to which he readily consented and suggested shlUelahs aa weapons. That won't do, ald the Frenchman's second. Aa challenged party yon have the right to rhooae the anus, but chivalry demands that yon should decide upon a weapon with which Frenchmen are familiar.' I that so?" replied the Irishman coolly. Very well, we'H fight with guillotine. A la Liar. wToi say Charley Spender Is a man THE VOICE. WINES1 0, LIQUORS H. PATTISON B. M. LEEDOM FALSTAF CAFE 2426 Washington A vsnos. (Phons 228X) CAFE standing with half a dozen tall turn when one of them turned to him and said that be bad not seen him before, as he was so very small. Very likely." replied the little gentleman. I am like n sixpence among alx rapper pennies not easily perceived. but worth the wliolo six together.'' Loadua fitaudard. LOW For particulars, call Main Street RATEi To CHEYENNft, BSNVER, KANSAS OMAHA, CIT1 ST. LOUIS, CHICAGf MONTREAL, BOSTON, NEW YOR9 And nil Citlsa of Europe via All Lina Sharmans Ticket Office Hsaly Hotel, (Opposite Depot). Bell Phone 1S1Z. price paid for ur highest USED TICKETS. Cheap Rates to St. Louis Mil-fin- d, 201 Tel. 250. S other Eastern printx via 3Trains save you Wo con CL 3 Daily Write ma money. F. WARREN, on or address General Agent. N& 411 Dooley BlocX agents, Salt Lake Route, or J. I MOORE, Dial riot Passenger Agent E. W. GILLETT, Gen. Pin, Agt Brit Lake City. PlCTOV THE OREGON SHORT LINE TIME CARD. Dec. 4, 1904. Re- Carpentering, Building, pairing Oh. Remodeling of Houeoa Promptly attended to. All srork Guaranteed, ftnqulro of Ola Nelsww Talephnna 845 829-- y. 18th street DEPART: No. 7 BuUe nnd Portland 12:08 pja. No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 1:25 n.m. nnd Butt 7:15 No. 11 Cache Vklley No. 12 Salt Lake nnd Tintie 10:50 a. to. No. 8 Salt Lake nnd later-- ,.,.. TIME CARD. Effective Dec. 4th, 1901 DEPART: No. 6 nnd Express... 8:20 a aft ya, No. 8 Mail Overland Llutitod for Omaha Council Stuffs, Denver, Kansas City and mIiIslb. mediate potato 8:88 ps cast dally Prevo, No. 1 Salt Lake. No. 4 Atlantic Express for Milford and- - nil points ...... 8.40 poL Denver, Council south Bluffs, Kansas City aad nil No. 10 Salt Lake aad in tor- 7:20 pA 6:80 p.a. mediate potato prints eaa0 dally . . .8:L5a.B. No A , ARRIVE. ARRIVE: No. 1 Facile Express from ilt 2:15 pm. Lake No. Council Bluffs, Omaha Pocatello No. 9 Butte rd Denver, Knneae City nnd 1 ........ .50 am. ,... Express oat daily . . ............ 8:4s ata No. 11 Satt Lake and Tintie 9:85 p.m. No. Limited Miland No. 7 Salt Luke Council from Omaha, .11:25 am. ford r.. DenKnasns Bluffa City, Lake and No. 8 Salt nU potato east, ver and 8:05 ..., am. poiotu 8.85 P.O. . ,, , lily No. 8 Portland nnd Butte.. 7:00 am. 8:00 p.m. 8--Fari Mail No. 6:u0 Pocatello nnd Na 10 Butte pm. Jt HENRY, 10:35 ..m. No. 12 Cache Valley Ticket Agent. -of Juab south tie not Train nn A. B. MOSELEY. Snndaya Trav. Faa Agent C. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent DgJen, Utah! A. & MOSELEY. Trav. Paea Agent Ogden, Utah. P. ft T. A.. D. E. DUBLEY, Salt Lake City. , .,.. you want the worth o your money in MEAT If ft and FISH so to Ballard & Rinckers 811 24th Street. 'Phie No. 65X Tae ef Qiilllf. A clover little gentleman well known in ibe scientific world wa one day Third West and South Tempi Sts. Salt Lain City. V DEPART. 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