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Show WWRS "V He I V THE lTOBnyG EXAMINER: OGDEX, ECS DAT UTAH, alORXIXG. DECEMBER TtK lulu sutton m .at Cono Suocassful Prices ' and all welk EvCry W,tW1 TONIGHT M,t,nM. akiray t Romantic Flay TN Ftwerful ?- - y Prisoner of Algiers The Linda. Frank By ta Manta Crieto). oonaiiTutianaUty of the law which will ha heard by Judge Howell at Ogden on Dec. Id. It is the Harry Benaon ease, in which Attorney Arthur if. Christensen appeared for the petitioner and County Attorney Chnnaoaen appeared for tha juvenile court. It la probable that a decision will be reached In that case before the Mr Daniel case la heard. tha Great tngllah Drama -Tam Teylar, The Ticket Ntxt vaak fcy af Leave Man." PASADENA POSTMASTER CALIFORNIA Ball Lake, Dae. 2. Boat beautiful residential otty Is ta. oaftad Fiaiaa A placa to spaafl a m i L of your vacation. Oaty a n r Sai The hearing on Dap. :aa p:;r;on of young Clarence iu r a ; oi habeas corpus was coniimieti 6 Judge Vloia today unul Jau. o, lih.'ti. utuu lequeat of Attorney c Stephen :i iimiia a ho are aaaociat ed wl:h Aasieiaut County Attorney Haneon in rtpraM-niin3 apt. Thom a at the indusitial school. In the mean-tiiu- a the bov ta ill b. allowed to May at home with his toother without bond and wan turned over to her today after being prol'iued in court by Supb Thomas. Attorney dtepiuna and Smith slab ed that they da aired morn lima to look into the queatioua of the eoniitiiuoa-alltof tha juvenile court law and tha eligibility of Judge Brawn na rained by the petition. Judge Morse stated that Jan. 5 would ha the earliest possible data upon which ha could hear tha caea so lr. ae continued to thul fime. The prMriacar i reyewMBMd hy Attorney a J. L. Rawlins. j. H. Moyle, Bay Van Oott and J. ii. Bailey, Jr. Thera is aaotlior case touching the Me-l'aiu- 33 Cents II, 21 and Charf damel case is continued. 1 COMPANY " allaa to the seashore boa Aagelea electric earn. U Casa Graode Hotel WOODBURT. Maaasar. ywtR r.Hikl of Paaadana oCata Itt Wsammer rata $16 ear weak, aedal mtiaat IS par day. NOT BUY DO until you have seen our elegant assortment of IL Our Toy Department the greatest assortment of toys In the city, and our prices DISEASES THE BLOOD POLLUTES THE OUT THE LIFE demanding to bs ratureed home The club was attaokad and the windows were broken. Troops were seat from Lomxh to quail tha riot, but they dealer they will not about their commas if ordered to do aa Serious disturbances have taken place arnor.g the troops garrisoning tne Tortrea of OmvIm. officers' K01ICE CF SCHOOL ELECTION L hereby g'.van that aa eiac-tio-n will be bald in V.'wbor County outside of Ogden tTy, ou Wudaasday. Docembar 6. 1805, for to, purpose of electing a Board of Education for Wabvr County School DutrieL One monitor wfll ba olssTad from waah of the five rapraaeatotiv products. Precinct Na 1 indndca North Otidaa, Randall. Pleasant Flew and Harriaiillr. Precinei No. 2 inoludea Hooper. Itiw, Kaneaville. Tavlar and West Weber. Prertnrt Na 3 include W I ion, Marriott, Burch Creek, Rivardaia and Uintah. Precinct No. 4 faotadas Plum City. Poplar. Farr Waal. SlatervtUe. Parry and Warren. Precinct Na 5 includes Hnntoville, Eden and Uhertv. lhare will be polling placea at Huntavllla, Rdm. Ubarw. North Ogden, Randall. Pleasant View, Harria-vtlla- . Plain City, Warran, Stattarvilto. Farr West, Marriott. Wilson. Burch Creek, Uintah, Rlvardak. Roy, Kane-villa- , Want Weber and Hoopar. Dolls will ba open from 7 o'clock a. m. until 7 p. m. Nwtie S. G. DTK. ARRESTED. Oscar F. Lyons, poalmaster Fans, I'tah, ainra 1881, and a resident of Utah alnce 1150, waa today arrested on the charge of using postage stamp in a fraudulent manner. His arrest is the result of an inspection vt his offer by the poetofflea Inspectors, and all of hit hooka have bean retained an evidence, ft Is na derMood that ihe specific rharg against Mr. Lyona is that, his record nf cancelfatlons of sumps sxnrcds the number actually cancelled, although ba stale that ba doe not know hew tha inspectors reached tbia reaeiuaiaa. Mr. L; one same to Salt Lake in connection Wkb tha ease Tuesday, but waa ralaaed on hi on a recogntzmir, aa ba wished to speed Thanksgiving day with hla family, wirhont having Utem know of hia difficulty, Ii returned again this morning voluntarily, and waa placed under bonds of $586. He will plead la ihs r barges asst Saturday 'morning. Mr. Lyous is a well respect ad member of the community at Paoa. Ha ha several times filled office in Sura-mi- t county, and waa saa of a group of men to found the first newspaper In Prove city. - Before that ha worked aa a compoeitor on two Salt Lake papers, and waa employed In this capaoity by the Deseret Now. la the early fifties, soon after ihe paper waa started. Mr. Lyons is a very old man, and taken hla arrest rather hard. v Clerk of the Board of Education of Wehar County. of tha Jon feating Maaioria. athan handicap on tbe opening day. Don Do uio Lad from the tirti quarter BODY-EA- TS to the last eighth, wiiva So caught him and tha two foughi it out to tbe Memories ns third. Two finish. So powerful is tlie virus of Contagions Blood Poison that it will disease the entire favorites and four neii played second V;Uer clear, blood chutaes were winner. supply of tbe strongest, healthiest person, and tbe hideous symptoms which follow dc-an- d track fust. Result: six Rockland. ftinoug? hirst race, pollute the body from head to foot. Unless the poison is driven from the blood it 102. Carroll, 4 to 1. won: Belle Kinon the internal members and tissues and eats ont the very life of those so unfortunate pfteys 0 ui 1, second; ney, 195. Buchanan. 7 Knur. to to 1. third. as contract the vile disorder. The Borgian. 184, Bavarian. Knrnann-ment- . Time, 1:14 Contagious Blood Poison is the most treacherous of all diseases. It has its victims in Golden Buck, liouci Cheer and its grasp almost before they realise the blood is diseased; because its first symptom, Rednior also ran. Second, five furlougs - Good l.urk, which is a little sore or ulcer, is so insignificant that it does not usnally excite suspicion. 105, Buchanan. 18 to 5. won: Bribery. When this virus is in the blood the month and throat ulcerate, copper colored spots 183. booiar. 8 to 5. second Ixtjal Front, 110. Walsh. 8 to 2. third, lime, appear, a red rash breaks out, the hair comes out, the glands in the groin swell, and 1:88 Stoaascl, W, H. Carry, Ser-rePints, Astroea and Sheriff Vil- ulcerating sores often form on the limbs, hands or face. Bnt this is not all; if the poison is li ms also ran. allowed to remain it works down and affects the bones, causing necrosis or decay, attacks the Third rare, mile and n eighth nerves, and causes tumors to form on the hrain, and insanity or death is the result. Blissful. 92. Moot. 6 to j. won; 10 10 McDaniel. second: Persons who are afflicted with Contagious 1, 97, MeCathiana Prince. IlooLsr. 8 to 3. Blood Poison X aantraotad Contagious Blood Poteen from ueing a n experience the degradation and third. Tima, 1:54 Vi. Hot and iwal that ha been naad by same on atBiatad with th x; ataried humiliation which f ha every symptom ef th vO disease, my hair Toung also accompany the vile Fourth race, Santa Catalina Fakee, feel is their that they added very presence seven furlongs, purse fl.uoo Silver Sue, 82. Sehaile. 4 10 1. von; contaminating to others. So highly con C sec1. Dun Homo, 104, Preston. to is the disease that it is often conond; Memories, 189. Booker. 7 to 10, tagions Lillie B.. Judge tracted by innocent persons third. Time. 1:28 through a Denton. Philanthropist and Kinsman handshake or the toilet friendly by using also ran. Fifth race, futuiiry cottra- e- Fireball. articles of one afflicted, or is transmitted by 107, Walsh, 7 to 10. won; Druid. 104, the laws of heredity to offspring, whose Fischer. te 5, second: Peggy O'Keill. become diseased and lives blighted by this destructive poison. 104. Schaffnatv 80 to I. third. Time. Tnmolor. Inspector Hat1:10 It will not do to tamper with a disease that is so powerful as Contagions Blood Poison, pin, El Bernardo, Bologna snd Ps reh- for toward a and blood it remains is 3-- IN COKEVILLE. CO. STATIONERY Wilford Bramwell, U y I i ; t . I 9 4. in tlie it progressing dangerous stage every day may in the end get beyond the reach of any treatment. Mercury and Potash are often given to enre the trouble, bnt cannot conquer the mighty poison. These minerals may, for a while, drive the away and shut the disease np in the system, but when the treatment 8s, na is left off symptoms the trouble returns and makes more rapid headway because of the disastrous of effects these strong medicines on the system. The continued use of Mercury and Potash Gateway at Beaninga. crowd A 3. large Washington, Dec. destroys the delicate lining of the stomach, cansing chronic Dyspepsia, and so injuriously "Get Away" at "ca- affects Lb witnessed the bowels that the 'patient is often left a physical wreck. BASEBALL sings. Kamils: In S. S. S. nature has provided a safe ana certain cure for Contagious Blood Poison. Ft rat raoa, one mil Free Boston Seattle vs. San Francisca won: John Ahern second;1 Thistle This great remedy is made entirely of roots, herbs and barks, selected for their purifying and San Francisco, Dec. J. Seattle suf- Don n.third. Time 1:25. S. S. S. cares tbe Hseae by goi?g down into the blood and Kira healing effects on the blood. fered a Second race, five furlongs--Sutoday. Hitt was too Oriental second; Ambitious won: for tbe tha visitor and strong afir foroscg ont every particle of the virus. Through opening nttung be had tb visitors third. 1:04 the blood it goes to every nook and corner and Third race, handicap, steaplechaia, vainly guessing. Shifids was in fine Fighter soNed removes the poison, anil at the same time woaj about two miles Cherry form, but in tha fifth tha laoela him for a trio of bha that Vgurod la Howard Lewis second; Follow 04 tha healthful qualities of the blood. aa many run. Score: third. Thu 4:18. foxtb S. does nnt cover up tbe disea in any way, Maximum, S. S. R. II. & Fourth race, tha .8 4 i three miles Ben Orookail won; OsSeattle and when tbe blood has been purified with this 5 T 1 trich second; Noblesse Oblige thirdi 8an Plmnctaco Balteria Shields and Maabenahip; Tims 4:3.1 groat remedy no trace of the poison is left to Fifth race, seven furlongs Ricordo Hitt sad Wilson. Dntplr McCarthy. down to posterity or break out in futuie hand won; Nomdeplnma aaeond; Salt and PURELY VEGETABLE at sTs. Lea Angels va, Tacema. Pepper third. Time 1:33 40 yard and mil Sixth race, and safe reliable treatment for this hateful and aad permanent, luis the only Ioa Aagelea, Calif., Dae. I. Hall's Bohemia sec- complete masterful pitching, backed by the er- Ormondes Right won: of is raenrd of fifty yean care proof of this fact. We offer a reward trouble, and its rorless playing of the homo team, ac- ond ; Toscan third. Tim 1:48 six furmatch race, few a Seventh S. .of $4,000 raoa, contains particle of mineral in any form. - Book with proof that S. S. complished Tacoma's defeat today. Bouncer won; Hall allowed but two bile and tha only longs Betti 'instructions and for home treatment any medical advice desired will he furnished free of charge, aaeond. No lima token on ao run of tb vlaitors cam ia tha second to all who write. USE SWIFT SPCCJOC COMPANY ATLANTA, OA. inning, when le ach head out a double count of fog. eat alo na Sixth racr. haadican, mite and x sixteenth Borghesi, Iwi. Klinx. 4 to 1, won; Bragg. 112, Aubnction. 8 to 5, 100. Wiley, 5 to 1. third. second: Marshal Key also Time, 1:47 SPORTING s shut-ou- t re-stov- es o '01 so H ti a 3-- i. dan-'gero- ns Wei-bour- after Eagan had been gfvaa hia baa on hails on tha latter. Ellis' left hand retch of Eagan's long drive to left I.. 4-- Mgr. v dis-orde- 3-- book t Mi-to- 8-- & ! f. Or-riw-n. 8-- are the lowest. Call and inspect our line. You are wtlcc - s i. 1-- At Fair Grounds. Dec. Xaw Orleans, Said waa a feature of the game. Score: grounds results: Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. 2.--A R. H. E. furlong Option First race, at 8 U 8 woa; Clan Gallant second; Kohlnoor special from OokerlUe, Wye, says that Lob Angeles two Mat flro 1 4 third. hotels Taoonm 2 night destroyed Tim 1:17 and a saloon. Loss about 135,000. Batteries Hall and Roes; Emerson Second raw, six furlooga Rolls Many of the gneaia war compaileA to and O'Brien, and Hogan. woa; Caprice second: Excitement flea in ihelr night cloUim. . Umpire Perrin e. third. Time 1:11 ThirA twee, one mile Roderick waa: Portland vs. Oakland. Edifv aaeond; Cashier third. THne MINING STOCK GONE. Bakersfield, Cal.. Dec. 2. In tha 1:483-5- . Fourth race. one. mile, tb Magnolia Salt Lake. Dec. 3. Five huadred fastest game of the seriaa. Oakland Dalngeritoid share of Wabash Mining eompaay blanked the Portlander today by a selling stakes Major Liebcr third atook were atolen from a Httle daugh- nine to nothing score. Bleared pitched won; Pasadena second; Time 1:46 was fine a and while game aha given giltadge ter of Frauds Walkinahaw Fifth race, six furlongs Van ness waa returning from the ofllesa af the support. The Portland catcher. Suer, won: was Ingolthey second; J. W. O'Neill run for Oakland the responsible company In ihe Atlas block to her Time 1:18 third. he in throw a from misting father's home. 1401 Indiaaa avenue, secured, Monaoo Maid Sixth race, os mil Vanburen in left field, h took a brace, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Jack Mr. Walkinsbaw was ill and sent however, after this and tagged three won; Jjogiatslla second; third. Tima 1:48. the little girl to tko companys offices men at the plate. Score: 5 d t pay an aaieasment on the stock. Portland 1 8 At Otty Farit. 8 She made the payment, received tha Oakland Blax-rnd Batteries; Jones and Sums: slock back and got on a car to ride New Orleans, La., Dec. 8. City Park aed Byrnes. Umpire, Davl. home. Before aba arrived at bar boms result: aha learned that the stock certificates First race, seven furlongs Adeaso were missing, gbe recalls that n man won ; Dr. McClure sooond; Campbridga RACES her arose, buttoned who sat baaid third. Time 1:35 hla coat carefully and left tbe oar Second race, one mile Virgie-With- ' Is At era won; Fallen Leaf second; B!u positive Emeryville. during the trip. The girl 1:66. that the certificates ware not dropped Sa .Francisco, Dec. 2. There warn Grata third. Tima Third racs, mil and a quarter Har tan atartecs ii the Norfolk handicap by her. The stock was In three certificate. at Bmaryvill today. Ban Nicholas, ry Stephens woa: Sanction second; One certificate for 200 shares In Is- who has shown aech oomdstont fora Doeskin third. Time 3:16 sued in the name of her father, anather this season, was allotted top weight Fourth' race, tin furlongs, planter for 300 shares is in the same of Jane and hla class na looked upon by the stake Montersy woa; Oblcular sea G. Wnlktndhaw, and the third for 100 talent te carry H through. Ho waa ond: Karcheva! third. Tima 1:192-5- , shares la in ihe name of Jamea A. always first choice, closing at 11 to Fifth race, six furlong Bryan won; Pollock. Wabash slock was held at 6. Th black horaa ran a very poor Shawaa second; Janets third. Tim 85 cento per ahar on ibe board of tha race and after chutiag Dentckland for 1:19. Sheen aioek exchange yealerday. Sixth race, five fuNon half a mile, fell back beaten, finishing among the iallende. Very UUle time woo: Wild Irishman ascend; Monas wa waated at the goat sad whan the chord third. Time 1:85 FALLS 550 FEET IN A SHAFT. barrier was released Dewtehlaad went to the front and tiptoed hit field, winLENA SAILS FOR VLADIVOSTOK. ocaccident An 1. Bureka Dec. ning from end to end. Tha winner pullSuowfiak the curred here today at ed lame after the nea Nigrette waa lionolulu.Dec. 2. Th Rnasiaa cruismine, which rawcILed in the destii of hard ridden bnt the best ah could do to Matt Sundquiat and scrieus injury nea gat second position from lady er Lena which wan interned at Mure J. H. Chinn, ft seams that after tins Goodrich. Dentckland closed at 28 Island, San Fraaelsoo bay, during the two men had finished thair round of to 1. Summary: RaMoJapanes war, sailed today for hoi as in tbe bottom of toe tonft they five and a half furlongs: Vladivostok. First nea. loaded their drills together with thd Bacolfo, 131, P. Kelly, 4 to 1, won: Burleigh machine and bar an tha sago Blummthal, ltd, Buratt, 3 to 1 sec- SECURITIES HEED BY and gave tbe signal to the engineer for ond: Saeredua 131, StownrL 8 to 1, LATE THOMAS D. OEE tbs level, when they left ha third. .Time, 1:11 DimiaL Tote machine and bar. They than rang tha Gratiot, Oronto Mike ordaa, Kerin it, p, fgf tk top. Aboutdrill280 feet from Tha Lieutenant, Glen Brier end Baren-do- a Tha appraiser of qha Dae estate are evidently the top one of to also ran. verifying tha scdiedula and it tearwan busy platas, of ihe one Second non bevaa and n bslf fun. will ba caught on some day before they are time name the at ing it out and longs: ByronerdeJo, 109. Kmum, 3 to ready to anah (hair report an tbe Sand-quitoe off men enge, 2, won; Epicure, 109, Clark, Is to 6, value of Ah aatoto left by tha late throwing both falling to the boriara of th abaft aeoond: Waria Niobt, 107, McBride, Thomas D. Dee will ba ready M b aa 858 while foot, a distance of about 18 to 5. thisd. Tim. 1:38. Uherto, Bounced. Chinn waa naught betoaen tha wail Swift Queen. Lady Bimbo and EUea Th following ia th schedule ef tha wan who also ran. plale and tha cage. Chinn, of the decease furnished to of Third nee. the Orsiai handicap, six property suffering from a compound Ivnetnre tha appraisers: the left lag and from several severe furlongs: Charlatan, 108, Radiks, Two hundred and eighty ah re wabruises on otoar paria af toe body, oven, woa; Iin Joe, 11K Lnaqgue. S rn ea stock ia Amalgamated Sugar. great ptweene of mind sad to 5, neeond; Arastellator, 182, L Four hundred and ninety ahsrsa presig15 to 1, tklrd. Tima 1:17. Ten- ferred gave tha engineer tha aaeeisary stock la Amalgamated Sugar. nal o that b could rqltase hi leg. or dale, Mooaopus and 17m Saka also Nine hundred and thirty shares capHe than took tha remainder of tha ran. ital stock in tha Lewiston Sugar com' Fourth tools which had not baan thrown from the Norfolk handicap, pany. ataebed and hock tfie Telle and a hitarirad yards, purse, the cage by Five hundred shares preferred stock DMrtoMoniL 188, (Bark, 28 to them safely on on of ih wnll plntaa la the Utah Sugar. Joa to Eaginaar Ihe signal and gave won; Nigratia 80, Radtke, 9 to 2, shares capital stock of Allan to heist bin ta the top. vtoars second; Lady Goodrich, 191, Robinson, th ltortywightSugar. Knight J. Dr. ta attended by onoe 4 to 1. third. Tim. 1:48 he was at RightA Fifty shares capital stock of Ihs A Hensel and amoved to hi. bom. ful, Celarae, Bombardier, Baa Nicholas, George A. Iowa company. dawn tha want than body of sea Gregor K St Georg. Jr., and Fifty shares capital stock of tha ateo inn.. shaft and, altar removing ih dabrie Burtoa Implement company. out task bed fallen, aed drill which Fifth, mil and a slitoanthr-Flau- nL Ova hundred aad twenty shams capwaa lit 107. KwnP, 17 to 10, won; oPaaart, ital flock af tha Groada Ronds LumIhe body of Sundqnlst. wMeh carried It i the top 110. League. 3 to 1, second; Bannock orally a pulp. ber oompany. BaBa, 103, Radlhe, 9 to 3, thfirA Tima ef the cage. Two huaifrsd and fourteen shares 1:80 Ray Dare, Elavaa Balia Untie Lumbar company. ran. alia Utfii Bonar, Joqar MARTIAL LAW RfiFEALED. Seventy five akaroa capital stock of Silk, six furlongs SoaMat, 107 the Ecelaa Lumbar company. C. Millar, 10 to 1. woo; Judga. 110, ukase Five hundred and elgbry shares cap Warsaw. Doc. 8 to 6. aaeond; Roms sue. jot ii si stock af th Oregon Lumber commartial Uw In Kussisa 8 6. ta third. AlMinder. Tima, 1:J. was gaaettad here today. The bert Fir. Saa Air Robert Mftchal and pany. On hundred and twenty aharoa caphave dlsapj ArriHerv police and cavalry patrolsbut soma also ran. ital stock of tha Raymond Mttliag and pea rod From ihe nirw Elevator company. ditto Bnidiftrv i,r At Aacet. eapfcaf alork or the Thirty and police yard rorf disturbances ar occurring in the Ai;galee,Ll-- . Dec. 2. Silver Sue Ogdaa A Hosthe arisen Railway comtrv Santa Catalina selling atakta pany. mrainul of Lomtoa. At Zembroff 4 Two hundred and fifty aharaa cap- today from a good toe army reserve wtm hav rnutMcd, . FIRE is stocked with ROSS i: 1905. SALT LAKE AND STATE NEWS pSna theater and 3, ,..,.8 aioek of ihe Bumptor Valle? Railroad company. Fifths share capital alack of lha Ogden Troy Laundry company. Eighteen aharoa capital stock of th Rosa Book sad Stationery oompaoy. Ten aharaa oapital stock of tbs Da Drug company. Twenty-livaharaa capital atook of tha Home Fir Incur c company. Sixty shares capital stock of tbs It a e First National tank. shares capita) steak of tb Ogden Savings bank. Ten shares capital stock of tha Stata Bank of Utah. Ten shares esplta! stock of tbe Bank of Garland. Fifty share capital stock of the Utah Canning company. share capital Forty snd one-flfi- h lock of the Faust Cresyr y company. One huadrod and sight shares capital slock of tbe Ogden Rapid Transit 8aveuty-fl- v company. One hundred nnd twenty-flv- s shares Ogden City Waterworks company. Two band red nnd seventy share Utah Construction company. nford Shoo Forty one shares Dro-Btcompany. Five shares ca piled stock of tha Salt Lake Dromotic association. Seventeen shares Lysne Irrigation a company. Twentyvoa company. shares Glen wood Park Three thousand and throe company. One hundred shares hundred stork of th Utah Stats Journal. bonds Ogden A North Eighteen western Railway eompaay of th par veins of 1500 each. Kina bonds in th Sumpter Valley Railway company of tbs par value of (1800 each. Fire bonds Glanwood Park ranptij of th par value of f260 each. Twenty-fou- r bonds Ogdsn Rapid Transit oompany of tha par value of 500 each. Four thousand shares Beck Fait' oompany. Thirty shares Ogden Hut Springs Sanitarium company. Five tboq-an- d, two hundred and thirty-thre- e chares Ogden Cracker and Blaruil company. Thao cornea a list of share, notes and other pspr which the administratrix declares ah believes are wirhont value, and tbo inventory ckmcs with th statement that there is rah on hand at th First National hank amounting to $6177.76. Th variety of storks In which Judga Deo had invested ls evidence of the influence hla wide and personality bad on tha material of not Only Utah, hut of Idaho. Practically every commercial venture in th atota and many ia Idaho aro embraced in tha lint. In tha Hat of alleged worthless pap. cr are many aharaa of mining stock and notes, jvfnrdad T the administratrix as worth! and of no vahia , amounting to $9,700. : v J.;- 1 ti 1 i . I. r 3--5. 1 2-- 1 2-- HARNESS and of good JJjjM be well mad jwtaer if you want to gat reel satisfao- or out ii. We are making SPECIAL PRICES " WHIPS. LAP BLANKET. CURRY COMBS Pnd tor tbia only, w. pothinr bnft OAK TANNLD W goods. Plait Saddlery Co. J-C. n tb bet brand LEATHER for Wash. Ave. 378 Twenty-thir- at. d 708-fo- 1-- ,i et $' DRUNKENNESS Cigamtta and Tebacca Habits Cured by. tr-i- Wil-liam- b fc,nF tail.'1'',. for ?"? W? dia-play- People wh harp the liquor and to-wiu at 0BC le 'lid not mcaivs n cure. Ma Many others would how east It I?IB" 1f thF receive a cure wlth'-naB- ."' 'll a wonderful Improve West Pn tb 'll hMi.s .. knew 'hoer many Noel. bwM enrd and restored in life by f bnew the. oew. .life 7Hin.; Martiem. fathers, w," visT and friends of tomu V , V ,,iwh it, if they knew that wre that cares lth aftar effects." Why not d arT ? ' aside these "habits" . fl,r Ibis short life? h-,.M,nif 11 IV ?U un sbMoliite guarsInf., , " wnh each treat- ',B-D'e our way of do f "TBie Tai ' H s mir way nf doing bus- 111 Price, f J 50 u. hi . it Pions J, f' c e, ol Ofden, Utah. Agcnl, ik $1,-84- 0: - . 3-- Vet-ann- o aJ f. Pick up the Salt Lake Morning papers then the San Francisco morning papers and compare the telegraph dispatches of those papers with telegraph dispatches of the Ogden Morning Examiner of the same date and see the same dispatches in all the morning papers, word for word, then watch the evening papers reproduce those same dispatches What Does It Mean to Ogden? It means that the Associated Press, the greatest news gathering association in the world, has placed Ogden Gty on an equality with all the big cities in the nation. No other city west of Missouri river, the size of Ogden receives the overland leased wire service of the Associated Press. Did you know that ? Not one out of a hundred Vcally knows that the Morning Examiner has a telegraph office of its own and that it runs all night. S' A. x I: Hi-le- e. Tro-vbe- L ; Po-jS- d 4 .!! Pr ties :s ii- - : bra vt csasagaaocsafia8a0 J I ' I J1 |