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Show TOE MOUSING EXAMINER: OODES, List of loners remaining in (hr Post 1 Office at Ogden. March (5. which if not called for in two weeks will be sent to the Dead loiter Office: Gentlemen's Lilt. Jaimone. tl. Alexander. 8. C. Keenan. K. J. Angelo, John Allen. H. M. Other Each Camp. A. W. Coleman. R. M. Malone, N. V jUionr. N- - Carter. Fred M. Cornish. T. C. 3 letters. Caldwell, J. Connell, John a 31,-Su- mutcr Y.. March Kent'liiig, W. Blanchard, V. 1. Keuucdv. T. N. Beckman Herman, Kelley. H. W. Kimhall. F. W. 2 letters. Bartlett. Walter L. Lewie. Samuel Bradshaw. 1L H. Eugene. I.oon. Bill Blake. J. W. Burns. Joe. ljtParic, K. A. Bullana, J. Hardy Lucas. Wm. Loo. 1). V. Bloplay, Janies CoruUh, J. C. Long. L McClure, A. K. Chase, G. F. 2 letters. Carr, Robert Man.i. Lawson Crandall, Roy ' rothers-in-la- w I FOR LIST OF LETTERS. 1 McCain. 8. T. Mulquccuey. Frank McAliisicr. Wm. Rcemcrs. J. Kippe, Hy. Binirli, lr. G. Y. Bhafer, W. H. Scutt. Geo. U. cck' ,n IMudic. Nick bridegroom of a 8mitn. A. ISTlUll. Ms wife1. brother. are dead Edwards, E. A. Sullivan, Bcrnio Everheart, Mr. Sorenson, C. Eerie Will Jr. Hull V heu home. Hall's Smith. Iew. John S. Earley, Hawn and bin aiater Farr. Wm. Sharp, Harry Hasen warned he re grated Slcclc, H. A. Gibson, J. H. n if violence to resort Griffin. E. I Taoose, Peter The Initio prevent the gcremonj. Gauchct, Grsnvil Turner, Frank ueverthele.. married couple Goodman, Elias Taysum, George . -- . visit to the bride i Hilliard. Wm. , Thorn, Dim. had hardly Ylllanvloi, Luigi home. They Henry, Hamlin fired Hall before Hutchings. W. E. Williami. C. E. rinated the threaliold body, Hume, E. B. Into " brother-in-laWright, W. B. ahot the T. M. WhiUord, C. S. la Haaen fell he returned Jorgenson, hours. tew Wilson. Sam. (2 letters) toihmea died within a Johnson. Dr. Wal- W'ilderson, W. F. lace.' WITH THE POOR. . Ladies' List in Chicago. Wark That ia Being Done Chickerlng, Mrs. K. Leach, Mrs. Geo. Ad(2 letters) Dasneres, Mrs. iaa jane New York.Mareh Joule. Alenncr, Mrs. N. J. of worker head and founder orns, Mrs. Meteor, Mrs. Maud an active Gorham, Hull houae. Chicago, and Mattie. Maganey, Mary E. Miller, Miss Sara anlrit among settlement worker., has Glass. Mra T. S. (3 letters) ben the guret of honor ofl Neigbbor-hoo- d Hayward. Mrs. Association Mont. Northrup, Mrs. N. given by the O'Connell, Mrs. Ma Workers. May. of Haynes,Mrs. lCida. Penford, Christina Heath,. Nearly all of the active workers pre-ethe university settlement were Heath, Miss Joste Richards, Mrs. N. S and many others Interested in the Stevenson, Mrs (2 letters.) M. L auestlon of bettering the condition of Halaett, Ulllan the poor. Miss Addams addressed the Jenson, Mrs. Matti gharon, Mrs. "The work of gathering briefly. Jtmea, Mrs. Ellen WatBon Mra. Alice the poor and helping them to Kwshiw, Mrs. wlHUmSi Mrg- become good cltisens ia. ehe said, We who are Sarah. Mlsa going aleadlly forward. Lloyd, are laboring in Chicago believe we Margery and of deal progress, a miking great THOS. H. DAVIS, P. M. that naturally help na to work hardwork-i- n er. and it nlno encourage! other NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER. in other sections of the country. San Francisco, March 31. AlexanMRS. ROOSEVELTS TRIP. der O'Grady has been appointed police Schmidts to , commissioner by Mayor Wife of President la Going to Jackson-villathe position made vacant by the take Florida. ousting of H. W. Hutton. OGrady is years af age. an attorney, thirty-thre- e t Rooao-ttlWashington. March 31. Mrs. He did not come prominently before and all the children, with the the public, until a few months . ago, of Miss Alice, will leave Wash-tagtewhen he defended Adolph Steffens, this evening for Jacksonville, who was convicted of illegal voting. pin. At that place they will board the He la a graduate of Santa Clara colgylpb for a cruise. They do not and of the Hastings Law school. to visit any imrta, and will be on lege the nter practically all of the time In DR. HARPER RECOVERING. the vtclnliy of Jacksonville. They will he ibtent about ten days. Operation Haa Made a New Man of Him. REJECTING BIDS wugaEHja; g . a ex-p- S Japanaaa Reached $500,000,000. ' ROOMS, MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY FRATERNAL J. J. BRUMM1TT FRATERNAL MODERN WOODMEN OF AKERICA OF AMERICA. FORESTERS real estate Utah Camp. K.l 9990, meets every Court Wasatch No. 2, Foresters of 319 Jas. acurfty. E, ballsntyne. FOR RENT Large, niceh furnished Meets 1. O. F. hail, 24 iq Tuesday mght at 6 o'clock to K. of p. Americ Eccles Wig. i;-from rooms; very desirable; 5eJ hail. Bt first and third Wednesday evenings 2.r.ih St., tW. JeflerMiB. 3251W. MONEY TO LOAN On farms and J. J. BRUMM'TT. V. C. of each month nt 7:36. c.ty U. W. HALSEY, C. R. J. H. bMAlKR. Clerk. real estate. Hunter A Kennedy, FOR RENT Rm for light house P. A. GARNER, Secretory. Room . First Ntt 1. Bank Bldg. at the Laurence 2iil3 keeping MASONIC. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. Washington avei.uc. TELEGRAPHY. Masonic hall, over 2416 Waobingtoa FOR RENT Furnished rooms lor TELEGRAPH Btlrer Tent Na 1 meets flrat and St'HOOL evenings, Av. Ogdtn, Utah. third Friday evenings nt S oclock ia housekeeping. s!m one single fur 7 from it to 2474 m. p. Apply uLhed room. I'Ts Lincoln. Weber Lodge No. 6, F. A A- M. Reg- K. of p. haU. Y tailing Knights cob lm ular communications Washington avenue. Brat and third dially invited. FOR RENT Furnished F. M. COCHRANE. Commander. rooms with Qualified Thursdays of each WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS. Mssona cordially invited. table board, etiktly models. 11 24th. 8 T. HARRIS, Record Keeper. H. R. MacMILLAN. W. M. S21-t- f WANTED- - Full blooded male Fox - E. NICHOLS. Sec Ogden Teat No. 24, meet the y. Terrier for breeding puritoscs. AdFOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms end fourth evenings 2 129 dress tith hired. Int 1 o'clock sharp,Wednesday in I. O. O. F. halt by the day, ucek or mouth. Ogden Chapter No. 3. R. A. M. Regular convocation first Tuesday of reck Visiting Knights cordially Invited w quire at room t, Boyle Block. Z40S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. month. Visiting companions eordtaliy attend. Wash. Ave. TO LOAN on 3 ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS ONE CENT PER COST PAGE INSERTION. WORD FOR EACH NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 25 CENTS. ALL ADVER TISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN BUSIADVANCE, EXCEPTING NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. 2 - FEMALE HELP WANTED. WANTED Girl 422 27th for general street. SITUATIONS WANTED. Iioiim-wor- aee-on- d FEMALE. WANTED Work by the day. care of Standard. P. 1,. wk. Employment FOR RENT Furnished rooms for Na 222u Lincoln Ave. houickceping. Boyle Block. WANTED Worg by the day hy experienced dressmaker. Can give good FOR RENT Two rooms, pantry references. 2339 Adams. Independent 2338 Jeffer elshed for phone No. buti. son. MALE HELP WANTED. FOR RENT WANTED A good canvasser who can furnish good reference can find work hy applying at the Standard office. ANY INTELLIGENT person may eara good Income corresponding for newspapers. Experience unnroossary. furniture 25th et Cill street 13J Mi lt- - Wedsll. ng honao-keepin- 3-- g. 5--1 ,s -tf 1-- P-- w men to learn the FOR RENT Housekeeping room 117 barber trade; positions guaranteed. 26tb 8L Write today. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, Salt Lake City. FOR RENT Two furnished room 1820 Wash. B. P. 775 FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE. FURNISHED rooms tor light 437 S4tk BL FOR SALE A six room modern cottage on 25th street. Mrs. W. H. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms Bennett. 835 25th street wk. for light housekeeping; rent reason' mo. 1 abl 159 26th street. FOR SALE A house, lot 42x on 160, Washington avenue, (700. FOR RENT, UNFURNISH. ROOMS. Chauncey Parry, Cor. 23rd and Wash. suite FOR RENT One nice, In the Grand Dp era Hous Modern, 30 acres good land, 175 FOR SALE elevator, heat, rang electric shares of water, crops all ln, 2,000. , light Chauncey Parry, 23rd and Wash. FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms, 2137 Grant and bath brick FOR SALE A residence, good barn and shade. ROOMS AND BOARD. 81,450. Chauncey Parry 23rd and Wash. BOARD AND ROOM Private board and rooms, bath and all modern conFOR BALE Several fine farms and venience 449 "ith street A orchards. Herrick. fruit Kelly WANTED Man aud wife io room and 2236 Wash. board; first das FOR BALE Nice Net of residence. Terms to eulL Kelly A Heroics. ROOM and excellent table service at 428 22nd St Ball phono C14Z. FOR SALE LoU close la. with the choicest of bearing firuit BOARD A ROOM First class hoard Parry, Cor. 23rd sad and room, 871 St Chauncey Wash. ROOMS A BOAR, . 866 28th Street FOR BALE Best Improved term la FOR RENT. HOUSES. Weber county, 81 3 acres; good water right Ttos. Fahey. Slaterville. TO RENT Four r m house on Mon' roe avenue; 8 month with New York, March 31. Dr. William O. F. Grout;. 2, 21th Si. R. Harper, president of ihe Univer- ro R8ALE 16 1 3 hy 133 feet on Madsity of Chicago who has been recuperison Are between 24th and 36th from the efirs, streeU. Apply to Wm. Glaanana, ating at lakewood, N. J.,haa id Jefferson; surprised fects of an operation, houae, corner 25 Standard OSes. 126. his physicians by mj far recovering that he will be aide to start for ChiWANTED, TO BUY. d house, dose FOR RENT Three-roocago in a few days. I Wedell. Dr. Harper declares h feels strong sold and V10L1N8 bought, exchanged. and well again, and that the operation Bare bargains to offer. 21(1 Adams FOR RENT Modern brick houae, made a new man of him physically. Ave. room Number 678 24th Bt. (20 per month. INTERNATIONAL SHOOT. WANTED-You- LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. El Monte Commaudery No. 2, K. T Silver Hive Na 1. meets the second btsted oonclave second Weduesdaya of each month. Sojourning Sir Knights and fourth Tuesdays at WANTED Violin puplli,Psalone,2l6. at K. P. ball Visiting stolen courteously invited. Adams avenue. F. W. VOLL. E. C. invited. F. E. NICHOLS, Records AGNES HILLIARD, L. C. 25cts TER HUNDRED for old newsEMMA L. TOWNS. R. K. papers at Standard Office. Queen Esther Chapter Nix 4, O. E. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. Kegulai meetings held at Maeoetc hall the first end third Fridays of each PROFESSIONAL bYsteraal Order of Eagle Ogdci month. Sojourning members caidtolly Aerie Na 11 F. O. it. meeto even Invited to attend. Sunday evening In Eagle hall coat oi EUNICE C. GORDON, W. M. Attomcys-it-LaReed hotel, at 8:(0. Visiting Brothel L11AJK HALSTEAD, Secretary. C. RICHARDS, Kcclea Bldg. the to attend Eagles ore inv-eW. 1 MAOINNIM, Aerie meetings. ODD FELLOWS. A. E. FRATT. K. R. GEIGER, W. P. GKO. HALVERSON, D. T. TRACY, W. Sec'y. Ogden Lodge No. $ IndapeudMt Or" CHARLES STOUr, H. B. FORRES, Aerie Physician. der of Odd Fellow F. O. L Meets ia First Mat Baak Bldg hall every Tuesday eveniag. Visiting JOSEPH CHEZ. BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY brothers cordially invited to be prea-en- t " " VALENTINE UIDEON, TRAINMEN. " MURPHY. DELMAR DUNCAN, Noble Grand. O. HORN, Ogden Lodge Na (8, Brotherhood of HENRY K188EU Becretary. HENDERSON A McMILLAN " Railway Trainmea, meeto every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p m. Junction City Lodge No. Mb Dentist C. E. STAINS, Master. Order of Odd Fellow meets A., L HOWE, Sec'y, 613 Maryland la I. O. O. F. hall every Thursday Avenue. DR. N. SMITH, 1st NaL Bak. Bldg. evening. Visiting brut here cordially E. A. M UNSET, Collector, 341 36th invited to be present Drug Store, 2461 Wash. Av Strom. C. P. UTTER. N. G. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. PIANO TEACHING. .... teealrUa sad Bpteea. do up. a FOR RENT Large storage room suitable for furniture or other storPress Syndicate age is rear of Boyle Blk. W. B. cad for particular Lockport, N. Y. F. F. BOND; Record Keeper. E. 1L P. F. E. N1C1IOLS, Secretory. our-diall-y 317-l- Jefferson. f-- W. HALSEY. Commander. invited. A. V. 23 two-thirt- y FOR RENT Two room pantry aud closet, furnished for housekeeping. 2530 Room WANTED Laca Curtains to 187 West SOtli St. the Rooming noura and fur sal Bureau, d ft ft Inde-imnde- ft FIANO TEACHING Miss Payne, 2356 Wall avenue. Bertha lu Queen City Rebekah Lodga N 4, L. O. O. F, merto first end third Saturday evenings et Odd Fellows' hall. ma Twenty-fourt-h TICKET BROKERS. Invited. tropical countries, between latl 23 degrees south and 23 degrees torth of tbe equator, the inhabitants see apicee with their food as we une pepicr. A certain beneficial effect to lodes St Visiting members atiui-lilareused to the dlgoetlou-name- ly, Cut RaU Ticket Office But there to a and carmiuntlx street Heaiy Hous Telephone, 161s; Independent Phone, Secondary effect which to perhaps Tlck-o- t 166. Only member American FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. even more bcucflctol, seen in the fact Brokers Association In Ogden, tbat the volatile oil parere oat from which moans to the traveling public Ogden Lodge Na 171, T. F. B, nmto tbe body mostly unchanged through low rates end peifeet safety. Special 1st end 3rd Frideye at 3 p. a in L various channels, but chiefly t.iftmgU rates to and from Europe via ell line O. O. F. hall. Visiting members cor- the luugs aud akin. So that in the Highest price paid for unused ticket dially invited. tropica nature haa provided nnttoep-Se- a HENRY R. more; Preeldeet mileag at which in imaaing out hy tbe lunga CORAL J. TYLER, SeeraUry. I. N. LANMNU. Treasurer. and akin kill the hurtful microbes FIRE INSURANCE. which might be breathed In and a too B. II. Goddard, lasuranc Real EsKNIGHTB OF FYTniAB. prevent to a great extent the stuck tate end Loan Rooma 411 It la a well kuown fact of moequltur Utah Loan A Trust Building. Ogden lodge Na 2. Knlghto of Py- tbat Insect including moaqultoe disto moots at CaaUa ball, Utah Na like volatile olle and will probably not tkinal Baak building, every Monday attack an individual using aplcea as a ASSAYER. evening. All K. uC F.e requMted to food adjunct. It to interesting to note J. Me Vlcker, Asaaer, 160 Main Bt, moot with u that spicre grow where there to n high J. C. DELMORE. C. C. Balt Lake City, Utah. P. O. Boa 101 A rainfall com I lined with much beat, A. T. he will M. WOOD, of F. Samples by mall or express conditions under which malarial InfluL. N. ME1D, K. R. of and 8. carefully assayed. ences prevail. The author quotes various authorities In regard to the' antiRATHBONE BIBTERB. ARCHITECTS. septic, antipyretic and other properties F.C. Woods A Co., Architect rooms Moots every Saturday afternoon at of aromatic Journal of Tropical Med36 and 67, First Nalioaal Bonk build- 2:30 in Pythian hall, Utah National icine. ing. Telephone, 3iOK. Bank Building. Sojourning atoters cor Mae Vi ne DM Tee Wall. dially invited to attend. ELOCUTION. A man may sell too mneb of th MRS. ELLA BROWN, M. K. C. MRS. ISABEL WYANT, of R. and C. artirle which be to displaying to hla Teacher of wl-iexperience on stage customers, and 1 know of a cnee In aad platform will take e few pupils ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS point which happened to a friend of or ctosx Terms resaonabl jmine," rehl a commercial man. A. W. WATSON, Apply evening Wah retch Division Na 124, O. R. My friend bad a fine place offered 2616 Washington Av C, meets socond end fourth Friday at him with an organ factory, end be acFOR RENT Eight room modern brick 2:30 p. m. la K. of P. hoi; comer cepted it, the salary being up to the FIANO TUNING. house, on Reeves Ave. Rent 128.00 Washington avenue aad 34th BL An four figure He went out and to hla per month. Enquire Bis mark Saloon, PIANO TUNING-M- r. Wood, brothers are cordially invited to ah first customer sold tbe entire ontput of Tempest 128 26th St tend. ingle tuning 3A0;by the year 67.60. tbe plant The customer s greed to take F. W. HERRINGTON, C. C. cars F.d Moss 2466 Address, all that tbe factory could make. HavI FOR BALE OR RENT Frame house, BOYLE. 8. and T. ft Av Washington 3 barn exten6 closet 11 room ing nothing more to sell, my friend resive town and yard. Mr C. turned to the house well pleased with WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 360 IKh street hla auccess and for several days ret Weber Camp Na 74. Meets to K. of around smoking good cigar while tbs Dr, A. Farnluad, Physician and SurRENT PIANOS. FOR m., 3 P. hail in Utah National Baak build' firm pitted him on tbe back. One day geon. Offlee hour 10 to 12 lag every Thursday evening et to 4 p. m. 840 26th Bt. Phone 229. came in, end tbe bore celled him o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially In- he FOR RENT Plsno; 2634 Grant Av ever, saying In tbla fashion: 31-3 m vited to attoad. SANITARY JOBBER. I will have to give you tbe nsual WM. DOYLE, C. C. E. AUTH, Clerk, 1st NaL Bak. Bldg. thirty days' notice. Yon have done so Clouets moved, FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSER SANITARY .R well that we have no further flee for cera pools cleaned and rubbish hauled. or any traveling man. We are sorand un you Ratos reasonable. John Vsa Zwaden, FOR. RENT Furnished WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. m to furnished flat 2634 Grant Re (03 3nd Bt. lnd. Phone 3801m. ry lose you, but you sold too much at Courier-Journa- l. Lily Circle Na 174 meeto every tbe first crack. Sega RENT furnished FOR 2nd and 4th Friday nights at 7:30 to , DRESSMAKING. f house, 622 27th St. K. of P. hsIL Visiting neighbors corA .TUI Teener. dially Invited. FOR RF.NT Nicely furnish J cottage. Dreaaea mad latest style Furs MRS. MARY HARRISON, G. N. During luncheon the subject of wid319 Eccles clean od, E. Chib Jss. Ballsntyne, ELLEN EASTMAN, Bldg. remodeled, 2234 ows erase, aud on this interesting topic Clerk, dren's dreese piala sewing and maWashington Av many original ideas were expressed. or out go by the day. chine stitching, One of the company said: 2616 Lincoln avenu Dressmaker, FOR RENT, STORES. Women of Woodcraft, Ogden Circle, tome widows ore t' be pitied; othmeets 681, nt every Monday night er again, ore to be felicitated. My faHAIR GOO DA 2101 FOR BENT Store and loom. p. m.. Odd Fellows' halt Visiting ther used to describe a widow of the -tf Madison. Neighbors invited. lived to Maryland and Mr C. E. Le dealer ia hair good Dues can be paid at tbe offlee of Ed. totter sort Bbq at low etc., store, ller bnsbaml little frtxses, near village Madison switches, price feet kept school 16 Auth the afternoon of the 2b th of each waa n worthless fellow., lie never Masquerade costumed, wig etc. Mall menth, First National Bank Bldg. will erect store for proper partis orders promptly attended to. Hair LILLY UGHT, U. N, 245 W. Pat- worked, and be drank a great deal. 'A Apply Win. Glasmann. chains a specialty- - P. O. Box 438. terson. worthless fellow. I repeat, but neverRooms over old postoffice building, 821 MARIE CR1TES, Clerk, 2731 Monroe theless when he died suddenly manv FOR BALE, MISCELLANEOUS. street Twsnty-tourtpersona made cnlla of sympathy and FOR SALE) Handsome parlor rug. B. P. ft ELKS. condolence on tbe widow. My father ARTIST. 2248 T0N80RIAL 10. 14 hy Washington nvo not call but oue day. stopping at did nu wk, 718, meeto every tbe store to buy euino trifle or other, fee Na lodge, Ogden Adeline Greenweil for Go to Mr wee uo more than right to Tuesday evening lodge and club room FOR SALE Dining room furniture, the best shampooing, singeing of hair second Boor Masonic building; 2416 thought it will make that 2C1 you feel Wash. Av ay in a feeling tone: 27th street. In end massage cheap; enquire at You must miss your husband x fresh and good. 2422 Monro the morning. A. G. HORN, E. R. great deal, madam? W. C. CRANDALL, Becretary. Well, sir, sold the widow, it does FOR SALE One Jersey PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. 'eeem strange to come into the shop cow, gives 3 gallons rich milk-12t- . 709 RAILWAY BROTHERHOOD CARMEN Wa?l paper, paper banging and St. end find eomethiug in the till' gee J. It Dren 2484 Wash, .intiB j Wab satch Lodge Na 870, Ogdre SALE-Cheap; FOR ladys bicycle, Laaiaa la Klee Jeaera' Tliee. Brotherhood Railway Carmen of AmVfcl fcRINARIAN. 811 almost new. Apply upstair James I.. In s letter to the lord meets 1st and 3rd Friday of King erica, 34th St month at A. O. U. W. hall. each of London wrote as follows: V. mayor office 8., at ft ERNST, JOHN W. E. HARDY, C. C, 333 23rd BL see to two things that la to Phone 29. "You will 25c. FOR SALE Ume; Cony's Livery. per bushel. C. E. MONEGAN, R. &, 2627 Li Av ay, to the greet devils and tbe little Wheelwright Bno devil By tbe great ones I mean the DEGREE OF HONOR. bushels of Hebrew which, when they meet the FOR SALE-Si- xty waggon FRATERNAL coaches of the gentry, refute to give Very early; for Beauty potatoc Meets every Wednesday evening at way and yield as due. The little devilj aeed. 2344 Wash. At 7:36 o'clock at A. O. U. W. hail. arcanum. re the apprentice who on two days royal MISS ULY LEAMA14, C. of E. FOR SALE Eggs for Betting. Prise the year, which prove fatal to them. of Recorder. SUSIE SIMS, MRS. netstrain Rhode Island Red $i safest and beat. Insures men for Shrove LOIS Financier. Tuesday and the 1st of May, PEIRCE, MISS ting- Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn ana two or throe thousand dollar are so riotous and outrageous that in n MISS LILLIAN HANSEN. 663 20th street cent 76 Three Million fund nearly settings, Emergency invited. Visiting members cordlall body thr4e or four score thousand DcUara; upwards tf thirty one thouastrong they go committing excess ea la to claims paid, death amounting A. O. U. W, killing human beings direction, Billion J. H. Meyer every dollars; member CIGAR STORE fer sal .ar ninety and demolishing houses." over Throe Hundred Thousand. 273 84th St V W. Mountain Council, Na 637, Fidelity Lodge, Na 3, A. re-a fourth Monday Meets to A. ft U. W: haU every Baton The Heetee Egr. FOR SALE A second-hanCallgraph V totting brother! tovit-O.U V. ball, over How.II, day evening. A novel theory baa been advanced typewriter, cheap. Inquire at the inbrother offic cordially Standard with regard to tbe human eye. It to Store. V toiling T. VALLEREUX. M. W. that in the color of people's eyes to a RICHEY. Recorder, WALTER EMERSON. Regent Old papers, 26 cento per FOR SALE Financier. adaptation to surrounding Collector. protective PEIRCE, w. N. at Ceil this SEVERN, office. JOB. hundred. of Natives regions where blue light to ROBERTS, Secretary. G B-Rwede Norwegians and end predominant ORDER OF WASHINGTON. buggy an( p ioR BALE Horae Bailor for Instance have bine eye KNIGHTB OF COLUMBUS. wk ano, cheap. 2151 Grant Av the equator or to sandy Ogden Union, Na 173. Order of while near osdan Council No. 777. meets nt A. Washington meets every Tuesday ev- lands llkq Routh Africa, where intense FOR rent, farms. firet aad third Mon-o U 'w.W. ball,every et 8 o'clock in A. O- - U. W. hail. yellow light to experienced, tbe eyes Monday at 8 p. m. ening hall, invited to attend. u near city FOR RENT 54cre ton tike a rich, dark, yellow hue. as those to attend. Visiting comrade, form viiatiina brothers invited Italians and or Kaffirs and Malay H. A. SIMS, President, limits; well improved. n F. BROWN. E C. near city Ilmira for small grain WALTER RICHEY. Secretary. , Bfianiarda G. K. MRS. KATE HOWE, Noble Grand. MRS. K. 11EID, gecy, 71$ 13rd Bt SHARMAN'S 102 Twenty-fift- h ut - i j for ApHlubena FGRklShoD RENT FOR RENT FloiMni front room, nuxlei n couvenieu.v, gentlemen preferred. 541 2.:rd iTreT. a- Sl.-H- SATURDAY MORSISO, I TOIL 1, IMS. UTAIT, Loan five-roo- York. March .New A Co. 31. announced today Kuhn; Loeb that they shall . Rive In reject further applications for the Japanese loan. It is estimated that the applications for the American portion of the loan, $75.00ummi, will reach a total of almost (500,000, ono. DIED AT 102. Coal Miner Worked up Ago.' WlUwharf,, STRAYED. to a Fat Years pa., March 31. JTcGroarty, one of the the anthracite region, axe of joj yearn lie New York, March 31. AM arrangements have been completed for the STRAYED One Sorrell mare, four white feet, eleven years old, weights proposed rifle match between teams Reward at from the Seventh regiment. New York 876 pounds; No brand national guard, and the Queen's West2277 Washington. B. F. Canaoa. minster volunteer regiment of LonThe New York shooter will don. LOST, Mil June 17. accompanied by a large delegation of American riflemen and LOST Book written full of memo's members of their regiment. The end prires. Reward five dollar first, contest will take place at the 7. Reed Hotel. 6 and range, England, July Bisley Hugh first miners In is dead at the retained his ticultlps to the last and died of McGroarly worked hard In the mines jintll a few years go, and never had a serious accident. Oenersl Wiitei That WIm. Sir E. Hamley is cited as the authority for a good anecdote about Blsmarrk. Hamley was sitting done to the chancellor at luncheon, with the Id Emperor Wllllnm not far off. Bismarck, talking rather loudly, described the old monarch ae being but very forgetful. Ilsmley got sertou, aa he thought the emperor would hear. "For Instance," continued Bismarck, I pleased him tbe other day, and he asked me whnt he could do for me. i anlil, Hive me a dozen of that Tokay you have in your cellars,' n4 he raid he would. "But." added Btemaick. raising his voice still higher, "he hasu't done It." . Here Hamley hsstUy broke in. I beg your pardon, out I am really afraid the emperor will asr you. want him to hear me! Ward Bismarck. Tbafe Just whet snt" And a smile broke over tbs of hie Imperial mnater. Fifty Yean of Fleet Street." gen-srou- s. . Itwr Starr Frere ladle. mn living in a village near Luck reported to hare had an adventure In the Jungle. ,row ,n ,w,pch of tw buffaloes 'w astray cd by a tiger. w when he was at warmed except for a heevy wku-he fought until over-nJblood, when be sank L , At moinMlt lbe two appeared. One of them stood the wounded man, while tbe other aud luwd Ms head. rew-ere!l,n cvnacloueness and "is feet When tbe tiger WsTre?1 Wr PrIng at him. The beast rwelrttl n the horns of the buffaloes and wns so badly Mcd that it -- London turned tall and slunk Express. tctmu-iouE- "r SE ? Tra, tmLrif111 Mr,l Pallvto. "nw of Bpanlah peefertiy Owe from ftlJrpuit, ln 0,10 Qurt of gasoline, ir hiring and gasoline J""ghly. Yon will notice tbe a immediately. Inring the s,r " . To remedy S,nV Ifurther-tmake It a better Bpent- - add to each Of quart of toixture thirty-tw- o drop. of oleic whlt-JL!te- 0 tork?l Jd Niti will not settle. Apply 'jTr' nrkri 'wee. glasa or metallic surface with a flanrt- - well ith a piece of nibbing same cloth. "'ith and Wheelwright. Petted Phrasra." We have protested agtlnst the fault Im oven dress" of the hurried descrip. tive writer, since evening dress la tht only male attire that excludes the poesl trtllty of error. But a long list could be mnde of the phrase tinned and all writers use who write like enterprising and hurried builder building with ready made doors and window panes. For example, one novel reads an account of n railway accident from the lips of the badly shaken' passenger without finding tbat all went well until" the thing happened But perhaps the mast maddening oi these potted phrases Is "the rash set' Ton will read bow Mr. Smith or Mr. Brown sat down and wrote several long letters to bis relatives, bow he had with great rsre arranged bis affairs, how with Ae utmost deliberation be new purchased poison, n revolver, razor and a bnll of twine; how he sent his family away for a holiday, went tc bis room and conscientiously poisoned, strangled, siloed and shot himself. No reason," runs tbe inevitable comment, ia assigned far the rash act, which was ns deliberate na the movement ol the Rhone glacier. London Chronicle. tale-whl- ch Terklsh Attar af Ksni. Turkish attar of roses Is mainly pro ducsd 4n Bulgaria and la carried on la tbe fertile vllny on tbe southern slopes of the Balkans. Tbe rose bar vest in Bulgaria begins about tbe third week In May and lasts about a month. Tbe second groat seat of rose farming In Europe Is tbe spate lietwecn tbs Maritime Alps and the Mediterranean, ln tbe extreme southeast of France. This Is. In fact, tbe great went farming and perfumery making center of Europe, the town of Grasse being the emporium of the district. Of course at tar of roses Is also produced In India. Persia and Asiatic Turkey under the climatic conditions desired, but the by great bulk of the supply Is furnished the European regions already noted. The roses employed for attar making 1b Europe are: In Bulgaria the red damask me and In the south of France theof Provence rose, a hybrid or variety tbe hundred lent rose, to which also be igng the well known csbbage rose. Be SOU Wenders. Finnegan Ob. yis. Oi can under otlisnd bow thltn astronmnem can cal kllste th distance av a shtarr. Its weight and dinsity end Color and all that but th' thing thnt gets me Is how they know its nnme.-rn- rk. 1 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE Arcade rooming house 116 26th Street. A Dream With at 3IreL that she went to heaven end there saw a mansion being built. Whom la that for?" ehe A rich lady dreamed asked of tbe guide. For your gardener." But lie lives In the tlnleet cottage on earth, with barely room for his family. He might live better if be did not give away so much to tbe miserably poor folks." Farther on she saw a tiny cottage being built "And wbom ia that for?" she asked. That to for you." But I hare lived In n mansion on earth. I would not know how to live In a cottage." The words she heard In reply wera fall of meaning. The Master Builder to doing his best with tbe material tbat la being sent op." Then she awoke, resolving to lay up treasure in heaven. Chicago Post The Eeellahmaii Hsnlii Teh. Until tbe beginning of tbe seventeenth century English princes and otb er babes were immersed three times In the font when christened. Tbe last Prince of Wales who was submitted to this ordeal appears to have been Arthur. the son of Henry II., who died In 1502 nt the age of, sixteen. Tbs abolition of the practice was strongly objected to upon unitary grounds by Sir John Floyer. e celebrated physician, Immenloe." hi who died In 1784. prevent many hereditary uy "would disease" and the English will return to It when physic has given them a cleer proof tbat cold hatha are both afe and useful." So our morning tub to tbe outcome of royal immersion. .London Mill. Freehaese mi Teeth Ha was a respectable looking man and. Judging from his appearance, was a butcher by trade, and this lief was verified few minutes later. He carried a white apron under he entered a csr s " arm, and clearer drped from the bundle to floor. A youth who had not reached the age of discretion sunk out merrily Fsy. mister, you dropped your poukri knife." The passengers Innshed. they con Id not help but think that youth took a long chance on kidding a man with a rlpvev.-Alhs- oy Journal u Inge-bretae- JO-..-- Six-roo- . h 3-- 3 1 full-blood- h ui a d V o 10-a- Kelly A Herrlrk. J lttf D. HICKY |