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Show Till! MOUSING EXAMINER: tM'.OKN. DUEL WITH A R0B3ER. men's patronage. It costs 1 j to n more run to morning Iines cent Seattle Man Did Nat Throw Up His than it doe to run an evening Hands. eunine increasein Wonderful remember. iw an in to ( A Meat ytlltr TLat is s- A 45 for DayList ial lo wrlptlon Tbe lit. .iruing Examiner receive the lr;;.i:i J, Or,-- Jan. 3. A All Adgtstsmsot Boohs Open to leaked wire the 0:i..ii.S i:. Hi :u S.aL.l, .a;.--: overlaud sight, complete for Inspection. C. L. Hugh, . ii.jUa.-- f! vertisers ,:f lii..Lmu. Associated Pre dispatches. The tel- ("nrrSgiin HaycitU, bs:V:aie ait-i-have to now ofllctand ready The Examiner chaus. sail fatally egraph wire run into our i.t 11 orltnk' committee of business men examine we have n telegraph operator buy all las; ulght in a pistol (iuel with a higii-- ; ExJ. Hogui1. il.f ruS'er. night. The Examiner doe sot have waju.-- lliitlit-tbe subscription list of the Morning to ihiua is. i Itia hands e and compare etor-iold Weber county, eastern to clip from papers aminer in as bo a as 1:1 iron'. of In.-- bearding ; circulated and put n telegraph dale over them house. JUisbeS die a riinhcr and; t si any other newspaper the and call them dispatches. Some people tiiv.i. The M Weber county, and then publish jot hi; the L ?'.i..-- man In ihe i The ihu fired! has the largest aim. Examiner of an The with satisfied are imposition jesulta. at the bullet goins through We that hind. But the live, wide awake tlie Hughes, subscription list in Weber county. show up, man wants the news the same day, or A abdomen. The robber ,:.en ran. he did so shot h:.u in the challenge aU competitors to to be at least, the next morning sfter it back, the bulletHughe, going through the robso padded books or free papers ber's lung. The robber was captured. panted. happens. That is what ths Exsmlnsr Both Hughes aul ihe robin; will die. How Wo Grow. ; is is That it appreciated why gives. of her Hughes' wu'e. :u a window Exthe how sad that is why our subscription list house. a ibe entire auol. Hughes just to show the public thres aminer grows, era furnish herewith the grows, and that is why ths Examiner came home from San Fraui'1-..-- o seeks ago, where he workeu tor the orn statement of Dnvld G. Nelson, is here to etsy. name firm. the city elreulator of the Examiner, the about or On 15th, 1906, January In Examiner showing that the increase BRYAN'S ESCORT. Standard will make a propositiou to s subscribers since November 15th alone secure subscriber that will any proposition ever made. Don't tie Collector of Customs and a Filipino In been over 460. Will Accompany Hjm. yourself up with other paper until The Sworn Statement our propositiou. hear you Bret duly David Gt Nelson, being Manila, Jan. 4. W. Morgan Shuster, collector of customs for th PhilipSEARCHING LODGINGS. sworn, deposes and says: pine archipelago, will accou.i any W, "I hsvs lenadd the right to sell all Jan. 3. Governor General Sol J. Bryan on his visit to the Miuthern Riga. tn City, Examiners Ogden Morning is taking rigorous measures to. islands of the group, a the with November logub beginning and, of the civil government. Gallcl-na- o root out the revolutionary clement. ; Pasible, the former pieelilent of Uth and ending with December 30th. All persons found on the streets are', subheld up by the troops for arms, while j the Filipino Junta at Hong llong, will jlOI, the following number of new searching of lodgings continues accompany him a the repi scribers (all cash payers) were added the and night. Held pieces sad quick-firin- g of the radical party. day on Ust, Examiner subscription to my guns are mounted at strategic INSOMNIA DROVE HER MAD. the following daya and dates given: point. The railroad men are persisting in Nov. 15th, Wednesday, I new New York, Jan. 3. Mr Emma the strike, owiug to the refusal of the authorities lo release their arm ted Leavitt of Brookline. Mas., mother of Nov. 16th, Thursday, 4 new subMr. Emma Isabel Peabody, who killcomrade. scribers. ed ber-e- lf with a ivvciher In her Nov. 17th, Friday, 8 new substreet. apartments on West Bixty-irmACTRESS DIES. scribers. Monday night, arrlwd from Boston Nov. 18th, Saturday, 10 new subMore-wiyesterday. scriber!. Chicago, Jan. 3. Miss Louise Afier viewing the body of her a member of the New York TheNov. 19th, Sunday. 13 new subatrical company playing Heir to the daughter, Mrs. Leavitt, who waa much scribers. Nov. 301b. Monday, 3 new subHoorah, died here Iasi night at the agitated, said; "When my daughter waa at my scriber hospital from lockjaw. Ths Weley Nov. Slat, Tuesday, 1 new sub- young woman fell down an elevator home lu Brookline about two weeks shaft at Newark, Ohio, a week ago. ago she told me that she waa suffering scriber. Nov. Z2nd, Wednesday, 9 new Buffering a slight injury to her right from Insomnia, and that her Inability leg. She wss brought to Chicago for to sleep was almost driving her msd. Nov. 23rd, Thursday, 11 new sub- - treatment. The injury was not con- She said that she had planned a trip sidered serious, but shortly after her to Europe in tbe hope that the sea Beriberi. Nov. 24th, arrival in Chicago lockjaw developed. voyage might benefit her. She also Intimated that if she did not get relief peribera. soon she would kill herself." LUCIEN YOUNG GUILTY. Nov. 25th, Mrs. Leavitt declared that the eiale-men- t (other that her daughter had a first Nov. 26 th, Washington, Jan. 3. Although not scriber concurring in the finding of the court husband named Miller, was untrue. "Mr. Peabody was her first and only which found Commander Luden Young Nov. 27th, ths mother continued. Scrlbers. guilty at remlssneas in the perform- husband," ance of dutr," and failed to find him "They were married 23 years ago and Nov. 28th. Scrlbers. guilty of the charge of "neglect of lived together two years Then they Nov. 29th, Wednesday, 10 new subduty," Secretary Bonaparte, in bis re- separated because of domestic differ Five years later my daughter scribers. view of the esse, made public today, encc 1 new subNov. SOih, Thursday, approves without comment tbe recom- procured a divorce. 1 do not know e mendations of the Judge advocate gen- where Mr. Peabody Is, aor do 1 believe scriber. Dee. 1st, Friday, 1 new subscriber. eral my daughter did." 7 new subDee. 2nd, Saturday, Perry B. Leavitt, manager for the B. F. Goodrich company, Akron, Ohio, scribers. MRS. CARR IS RESPONSIBLE. subDec. Ird, brother of the dead woman, la expectSunday, 11 new Scrlbers. Des Moines, Is.. Jan. 3. The coron- ed to arrive In New York this mornDee. 4th, er jury haa declared Mr L. R. Carr ing. The Interest of the police in ths case ceased last night with the turnscrlbers. responsible for the death of her Dec. 5 th, which occurred In a hotel at ing over to Mr Leavitt, the mother, Scrlbers. Oelwein, Sunday, and the woman waa of all the effects of the dead woman Dso. 4th, placed under arrest st Ihe hospital on an order from the coroner. scrlbers. today. Carr was found with a bullet Dee. 7th, hols through the head and the woman FUNERAt. ON A RIVER. sotbsrs. waa unconscious from two dangerous Dec. 8th, wounds, Tarry town, N. Y, Jan. 3. In large fojbtrs. rowboat that trailed alowly and siDec. 9th, TORNADO IN GEORGIA. funeral lently through the water, scrlbers. serosa made Ita cortege way Dec JOth, A 3. reachJan. Ga., Atlanta, report to river yesterday the Hudson serlbers. ed here this afternoon from Albany, a distance of three mile Nyack, Dsc Uth, over tornado that a swept Ga., that funeral The had eome party crlber city during the afternoon. The build- from Albany, only to find that tha ferDm. 18th, Virglnia-CsrollnChemical ing of the ry boat from this city had been laid serlbers. company was blown down and it la up for repair In the coffin was the Dec 13th, Wednesday, 17 new feared many persons were killed. One body of an man. Seven large Albany has been taken from the rain rowboats were hired to take the party Dec 14th, Thursday, 20 new sub- body across ths river. The coffin, weighscribers. FIGHT POSTPONED. ing 800 pounds, was plaoed is on 7 new subDm. 15th. Friday, which led the strange line, the scribers. San Francisco, Jan. 3. The boxing boat, Dec 16th, Saturday, 22 new sub- contest, between Willie Lewis of New mourners following in boats single file. The unusual trip was made withscribers. York and Willie Fitzgerald of Brook- out mishap and the burial took place Dee. 17th, Bnnday, 81 new sub-- ' to scheduled take placo lyn, originally scrlbers. on January 10 at Colma, hits been in Nyack. Dec. 18th, Monday, 1 new sub- postponed until the night of January scriber FIGHTING IN SAN DOMINGO. 12th. Dec. 19th, Tuesday, 15 new snb- acrlberc Cape Hayllen, Haytl, Jan. 8. AdCALL MONEY. Dec. 20th, Wednesday, 18 new subvices received here early this morning scribers. New York, Jan. 3. Money on call from Puerto Plata on the northern Dec. 21st, Thursday, 21 new sublflftSO per cent, ruling rate 200 eoast of Santo Domingo, says that the firm, scriber 25, closing bid 15 per cent, offered at troops of the fugitive president. Mor17 new subDee. 22nd, Friday, ale under the com a ad of General 10. Time money firm, 60 and 90 day scribers. six Demltro Rodrigues, attacked Puerto 6 per cent with commission, Plata at 10 oclock yesterday morning. Dec 23rd, Saturday, 17 months, 6 per cent. leribers. The fighting wss severe and lasted until five oclock in the evening when Dsc 24th, Sunday, 9 TRAINS ARE DELAYED. crlbers. tbe besieging force retired. A numDec 25th, Monday, 1 new sub Lai Crosse, Wis., Jan. 8. A snow ber of men were killed or wounded on scriber. storm, the heaviest of the winter, is both sides in the engagement during Dec 26th, Tuesday, 1 new sub causing serious delay to all passenger which bayonets and sworda were prinscriber. and mall trslns today. Trains from cipally used. Dee. 27th. Wednesday, 5 new Chicago are from three to seven hours 1st Ireland, Jan. 3. Four Belfast, Dec 28th, Thursday, 23 new subthousand delegates from all parts of scribers. DYING IN LIFES HARNESS. the province of Ulster assembled here Dec 99th, Friday, 20 new sub yesterday to protest against any atscribers, out horse stretched there fallen a Only tempt on the part of the government 8 new Dec 20th, Saturday, sub on the road. of Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman to scriber Stretched in the broken shafts and grant home rule to Ireland. 8hortly Total new subscriptions tor 45 days, crushed by the heavy load; after the delegates assembled there 469. a fallen hors and a circle of wss a scene of great disturbance, tbe Only Raid David G. Nelson further says: . wondering eyes audience refusing to listen to tbs Not one of said subscribers wss Watching the frighted teamster goad speeches. Col. Edward James a free offer and every one of them has ing the beast to rise. member of parliament tor North Armagh, a prominent lender of subscribed for a period of not less than laHold! for his toil Is over no more the Ulster Unionists, was Tefused a three month bor for him; The meeting, which was prebearing. "D. G. NELSON. (Signed) See the poor neck outstretched and sided over by the Duke of Aberdeen, tbe patient eyes grow dim; Subscribed and sworn to before me broke up In confusion. this 30th day of December, 1905. See on the friendly stones how peacefully rests his head CHAS. S. MURPIIT, (SEAL) if dumb beasts think, how Thinking, "Notary Public" good it is to be dead; Since the above affidavit was made After the weary Journey, how restful ATTACKED BY A MAD CAT. the Examiner has received 23 more it la to lie . the cruel subscribers, making a total of 491 new With the broken shafts and New York, Jan. 3. Mrs. Clara to die. load only waiting subscriber t Leldy, 31 years old, of West The foregoing ehown a wonderful Watcher he died in harness died In Brighton, is In a hospital terribly Injured and may die, following a the shafts and straps irowth. It is not of the mushroom furious attack made upon her by one of killed burden and the him; Fell, growth, either. Each subscriber is for a supposedly mad cat. the days miohaps three months to one year. Mrs. Leldy went to the back of the passing wonders marking One We submitted the proof of these stoop of her home where two cats the city road were fighting. She came upon the new subscribers to a business man last A toiler dying in barenaa, heedlsaa of cats, biting and clawing each oth- call or goad. rk and he looked over the names er at the head of the steps and and said, "It Is Wonderful." So It I kicked them. As she did so one the staycrowding pathway, Passers, WondcrfuL cat turned and ran. The other ing your steps a while, death-wsprang at her and bit her right Newspapers are oaly valuable to What is the symbol? Only hy arm. It then sank Its teeth in her should we cease to smile tsslness men by virtue of their face seven times and a second of burden? On, for a bean death At Each 1,000 paying subscribtime in her arm. The animal was the street busy through ers is worth to the business man Just finally beaten off by a man who That is ever and ever echoing the tread S cents was passing, and escaped. of the hurrying feel per Inch for advertising pur e Poses. That is the rule adopted by a A to was the symbol sign? the greatest advertisers in the nation. What will? ths tirelers to"rt That Is more than the Examiner win Does He w- - aught In parables r peal-ie charge subscriber per thousand parables still? BLIZZAF D ON THE LAKES. Some papers wan. 10 to 15 cents on " i se ocl- Is per The 1,: - ; rf - rn heuan tub; ciiler)-- . Jan. 8. The first b!i- row r ail xi D'.u:h, Eu is, r- -d since tie terrills storm of rit- i ,n ..mid n:i pay IL It T''y e I.iSt then rj not wo- h it. in which so many Nciettber A crw? in the tVy hive dally TV a for th? ?' ships wert wrecked end i large barges and get a special poslilcn tax: itreet c! number of lives lost. Is raging nt The to !er, crusted by the heavy load. hake ths advertisement especially The wreath- the head cf the lake his harness in dead! ' there la vmlurtie. er Is mild and the enow uucp and John Boyle OReilly. Our subscription books are the principal trouble will eome open to from delay in street cars and rail- advertiser We are oaly too pleased WANT ADB. YIELD B1C RESULTS. road traffic. show them. Ths Examiner Is mtlibd YIELD BIB RESULTS, WANT AT hu I'TAll, TMRSlUY a . row-uunJe- s ( 1,-t- oui-cUa- J..NTAKY i: j - 4. IMOfi. KX-o-r- O Gei Jesuits j - KliJ, xt - . n. Mi sub-eith- 8aun-derso- rl tJ '? 27-2- tral ithe In every Wednesday evening at oclock at A. O. U. W. hall. Mr Maggie Dreyer, C. of A, Mi.-- U Jennie Frout, recorder; Mi Lui. Pierce, financier. Visiting members corlaty invited. XaL link. U.dg Did You Ever Step to Think rail mane your old furniture look WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. like ue : 1 do the hml Frt-ucpolish also all kinds of repair work, mat h making, cituulug aud relaying lJly Circle. No. 174. meet and fourth Friday aighta kaipou. No large rent to pay; result, at 7:50. in K. of P. Hall. Visiting hiikcsi prices. Twelve year experl-riikwith Uoylo Furniture Co.; a.ao neighbor, cordially invited. MRS. ADDIE CLARK, G. K. best of reference from Ogden ciiuc-ELLEN EASTMAN. All orders given prompt Clerk. 3334 2644 Bernard A. Danker Vbhingu,n Arena Quimv Ave. BtU phono 72b-y- ; 1 S-- ry RrAClI THE PEOPLE WE fui-ma- rihtiWOWWlW WjQiQiiWRiO)0)OHWrO HEEH yMONj " FOR RENT FURNISHED 2 OK KENT Furuisiiid litiiil bout-tvc- , for Si. ruotn J.nd j ADVERTISED ENTS ON THIS PAGE CCST ONE CtNT PfcR WOHD FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION Lfcai THAN 2b CENiS. ALL AOVt TISEMENTS MLsT BE PAID EXCEPTING 3 ADVANCE, HOUSES r.UNMNG OP&N BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. Hilt lwa U 10-7-l- Kl it si:-H- i UIb. WANTED Girt f. general work ut 536 26th St. lui Liiu n. : 12 1 tic i.a - i. FOR KENT- Rooms for light house- 12; 2k. lb. kk.i-img- , KENT earn a FUR two geMii-uii-u- r, best. Insures men for Dollars: upward of thirty-othou- and death claims paid, amounting to REAL ESTATE. over ninety million dollars; mamber-shl-p over Three liuudrtd Thousand. Real Estate, la tan and Insurance. Rocky Mountain Council. N 37, Fins Ust of busiueas and residence meets second and fourth Friday ev saHouses to rent. Room 45 ints at A. O. I'. W. Hall, over How property. First National Bask Building. Prank U's .tore. Visiting brothers cordially B. Herrick. Invited. A. C. EMERSON. Regent. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. JOS. SEVERN. Collector. G. B. ROBERTS, Bee rotary. WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCTION B. P. O. ELKS. l(t Esi.maies furnished cm excavating, sewer and wstsr pipe laying; cement building and bridge Ogdra Lodge, No. 718, meets ovary work. 2467 Washington Av Tuesday evening. Lodge and club rooms, second floor Masonic build lag, HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. 241C Waahingtoa Av J. A. 1IOWKLL, E. R. HAIR SWITCH E8 for sale at reduced J. H. KNAUS8, BecroUry. prices. Hair chain a specialty. MasKNIGHTS OP COLUMBUS. querade costumes to rent for balls All mail orders and theaters. promptly attended to. Mrs. C. E. Ogdra Council. No. 777, meals st A. O. ll. W. Hall every Monday at 8 p. Leo, 121 24th. P. O. Box 435. 87-t- f m. Visiting brothers invited to at' PHYSICIANS AND BURGEONS. tend. W. J. MORAN. F. e. Dr. A. FERNLUND, Physician and D. IiICKS, G. K. Office hour 10 to II Surgeon. LADIES OP THE MACCABEES. b.. 3 to 4 p. m. 840 15th 8L Phone n 12-2-- tf - f I may 28-ln- KENT Juukiern from room suil-uaio. Fu.t tor two. wiia bosij aud ba.u. liklU.e- and PElRlE. Notary Public, Real one, two or three thousand dollar Estate; Fire, Ufa sad Accident In- Emergency fund nearly Three Million W. N. surance, 4U7 24. h gt. o j - MALE HELP, WANTED. ANY imelllgeut income good Until Uouaeueep. 12 29 iWk it iaiu-o.i- i ROYAL ARCANUM. INSURANCE. Bafett il.iuilS couple without ehil- iiiive ii.i.-lrooms f ai ikistii-u.v htc; ii. g, 2SS3 Wssll. Ar. KENT-T- uuu. 1'OuU 1) i.s j iiou.-o- y r.it-m- s FEMALE HELP WANTED. gem ral tf 1-- Fi i.MSiiKl) im housekeeping, if luq.nre -- 101 Uiuui Ave. l'UK fi-- bll'il'ii.Y ; Aiiaiu. JSi-NES- WANTED Girl work; tatod wagki front room, fui 2JJJ luaorn. Lars, l.l-:.- L.hi n 581. ROOMS. p.iij;. of Woodcraft. Ogden Circle, meets ever) Monday night at 8 o'clock, Odd Fellows' Hall Visiting PRACTICAL NURSE. invited. Neighbor Due can be paid at the office of Ed. FKAtTICAL NURSE. Cell at 2113 Reeves Ave., or phone 6S5-Bell. Auth the afternoon of the 2sih of sack t month. First National Bank Bldg. ANNA L. ADAMS, G- - N., 2651 Lincoln Avenue. TAILORS. MARIE CKITES. Clerk. 2731 MonULOTHINU Cleaned, Pressed and Reroe Avenue. paired, 1(7 25.h St. Womt-- 21Cil. 5 2 N.ce , for front room with or without hoard It 8l newspapers; no canvassing, . Send unueceti-aryfor perleuce unfur-uisFOK RENT- - Furnished a- -d Northern lres Syndiparticular fats. 26J4 Grant. 11 cate, Lockport, N. Y. Ft iu REX r Furnished rooms suitable SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE. 1C 23d. for i.tu.lvim-11- . Vib-2ii- h ji WANTED Position as manager or salesman by a young man thoroughly posted and experienced in iii.-- s clothing and furnishings; very pest FIRST l'i.A3.4 f irnished rooms, at the of referenci-- from higii gmde lioosi-Uismai c, 12b 25;h St. where 1 have worked. Address E. J. J., cure Standard. Rea- FOR RENT Furnished rooms, nc-l-t Hlock, WANTED Position by Japsueae boy 229. Vo do work while si tending schoo.. Silver Hive No. 1, meets ths srooad it FOR RENT Clcau furnished rooms, Apply 155 24 lh st. FIRE INSURANCE. and fourth Tuesdays at 3:80 p. m. at with hath, thoroughly strwsL Visroom ONstll Hall Twenty-fift- h The also ligjt Orst-clsWANTED Position by Colon la., 3C2 24th St. Mrs. 8. L. B. H. GODDARD, lasaraacs. Rani Is-tat- iting sisters cordially invited. bookkeeper and stenographer. Rooms 411 and Luna LAURA AVERILL. L. C. 413, ChiLD, Manager. HAS. care Standard. . 413 Utah Loan A Trust Building. LUCY NELSON, R. K. 1113-lStFOR RENT Furnished rooms for KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS. light housekeeping. 2625 Nye ave- PAPER HANGER AND UMBRELLA FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. a s 10-7-- a MAKER. nue. HOUSEHOLD GOODS sold at private DEN 1IARTOG. painter, paperhang-a- r THE CAROBA furnished Newly sale this week. 2700 Grant. and umbrella maker, haa moved rooms; also for housekeeping. 2468 from 2358 Wash. Av to 828 28th Washington Ave., Room 6. TOR BALE Heavy buggy. 118.00. 8L Both telephone Nelson A Fell stable. FOR RENT PIAN08. SCAVENGER WORK. FOR SALE Garland kitchen stove, RENT-Crs-at 2634 FOR 877 24tb st. Bril Upright piano, parlor cabinet, etc. Telephone John Van Zweden If you 12 27-phone 711-have nay scavenger work. Prompt serrieu and neat work. Bell phone BOARDERS WANTED. FOR 8 ALE Furniture cornu is is of 747-nine room house, fiat home, electric at 446 22nd. Ind. light, telephone, bath and furnace WANTED-Roard- ers TREATMENTS. If heat. Snap, must he cash. House Thoci 858. to rent to purchaser. Apply afier Prof. Nelson. Room 7, Bouquet treats , 6 p. m. or os Sundays. FOR RENT HOUSES. or Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all Bell Phone, 538k aUmsnta from impure arising house. RENT FOR Mood. Inquire FOR SALE Hand-mad- e Ft. 300 21al violin, cheap, 2309 Adam POOL AND BILLIARD SUPPLIES. FOR RENT One four, one 2634 BALE Oood FOR Grant JACK rERGUSON, Pool and Billiard cottage, modern. Apply paying business. Ave. Tables and Supplies. Telephone Apply 821 24th BL. 2501 Lincoln. Blot maBell, 643-FOK RENT chine house, Inquire LOST. 1 1 f rear C2C 27lti. CIVIL ENGINEER. LOST A Is probe. Return to Nelson FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSES. A Fill and receive reward. B. SPENCER, CIVIL ENGINEER. COTTAGE ROOM Railroads, Waterwork Sewers sad With LOST Black pointer pup, J months' THREE Power Plasta. .accurate Survey psutry and closet furnished for old, with white strip oa the breast. Plans, Estimates and Report 2756 Adams Ave. G. huuxc'kefplng. Wm. B. to Knoth at Driver j Return "U. B. Deputy Mineral Surveyor." ' Bon Co. and get reward. lad. Phons Office, 808 Eeclss Bldg 1168. P. O. Ben 49 Ogdsn, Utah. FOR RENT Furnished house, 2756 MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED St Adams. FJUiAiMIAid WANTED Kirst class milch cow. Infurnished quire 661 27th or F. W. Slone at Bell phone 331-A. O. U. W. Soowcroft 10-ll-- lf Ogden Lodge, No. 2, Knights of Pythia meets at Castle Hall, Utah National Bank building, every Monday evening. All K. of P.'a requested to meet with u E. R. GEIGER, C. C. A. T. WOOD. M. of F. U N. ME1D. K. of R. and 8. 12-ftl- tf 10-8-- tf 7-- 4 672-27- RATHBONE BIBTERB. Meets every Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in Pythian Hall, Utah National Bank building. Sojourning sisters cur dlally Invited to attend. MRS. ANNA JENKINS. M. K. C. MRS. ISABEL WYANT, L. of R. and C. y six-roo- 2-- 1 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Weber Camp, No. 74. Meets In K. of P. Hall In Utah National P- -i building every Thursday cvsnlng al 8 o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially Invited to attend. WM. DOYLE, C. C. E. AUTH, Clerk. 1st NaL Bank Building. , 1-- 3 1 FOR ANTED Clean, Standard office. while rags at tfaei KENT-Furnis-hed. Apply room 4 or al Bank Bldg. FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED ROOMS tf BUSINESS 8, First Natl CHANCES. FOR SALE Good paying saloon bus!' noss. Apply 240 24th SL 12-5-- tf FOR SALE Big bargain; Utah Ice cream wagon; good mouey in it durAddress F. J ing summer eeaeo Sliver, IX Broadway, Salt Lake City. n, OF EAGLES Fraternal Order of Eagle Ogden Aerie. No. 118, F. O. E meet evsry Sunday evening In Eagla Halt east of Reed hotel, at 8:0 Visiting Broths! Eagles are Invited to attend tha Aerla meeting K. R. OEIOKR. W. P. D. T. TRACT, W. Beefy. FORBES, Aorta PhyuicU II. a d. MONEY TO LOAN. Room KENNEDY. Bank Building. FRATERNAL ORDER 2485 letter-fidelity Lodge No. 2, A. O. U. W. ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS 5. First Nation- - Monts in A. O. 0. W. Hall every Saturday evening. Visiting brothers Wasatch Division Nn. 124, O, R. G FOR RENT Two or four unfurnished MONET TO LOAN J. J. BRUMMITT. 1 m rooms, 137 26th SL MONET TO LOAN on farms and HUNTER A city real aetata. JAME8 H. M'LAUGHLXN, 1L W. WALTER RICHEY, Recorder. W. N. PEIRCE, Financier. MASONIC. Masonic Hall, over 2418 Washington Are., Ogden, Utah. Quern Esther Chapter No. 4. O. E. g. Regular meetings held at Masonic Hsll the first aud third Fridays of members Sack month. Sojourning cordially Invited to at.end. EUNICE C. CORDON, W. M. LILLIE HALSTEAD, Secretary, ODD FELLOWS. meets second and fourth Friday nt 2:19 p. a In K. cf P. Hall, ooraar Washington avenus and 24th street. All brothers are cordially lnvltsd to attend. GEO. AILRN, CL C. D. I BOYLE, 8. and T. ORDER OF WASHINGTON. Ogdra Union, No. 172, Order of Washington, meets every O.Tuesday U. W evening at 8 oclock In A.Invited Hall. Visiting comrades attend. WM. DOYLE. President. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. FORESTERS OF AMERICA. Ogden Lodge No. 5, Independent Or Court Wasatch, No. 2, Foresters of of Odd Fallows. Meets la L O. America. Meets I. O. O. F. Hall. 24th O. F. Hall every Tuesday evening. street, first and third Wednesday even-lug- s Visiting brothers cordially inviisd to of each month at 7:30. bs present. G. W. HALSEY, C. R-J. PERRY, Noble Grand. A. GARNER, Secretary. HENRY KISSEL Secretary. THE UNION FRATERNAL LEAGUE Ecclea Bldg. Junction City Lodge No. 36, IndeOrder of Odd Fellow meets The Union Fraternal League. Utah NaL Bank Bldg. pendent In I. O. O. F. Hall every Thursday State Anscmbly, No. 223, meets In th Visiting brothers cordially Eagles hsll every first and third Monevening. o'clock. invited to be present days of each month, at 8 JA8. BUNE, N. O. 51. F. CR1TES. Speaker. RICHEY. WALTER Secretary. LEA M. ALILN. Treasurer. ier Professional The Christmas Spirit Is Abroad Atiorneys-at-La- w Isnt It a boon to tha housewives to C. C. RICHARDS, know that daring ihe Christmas Holi- CHARLES STOUT. First days they can avoid the troubles of wash day by sending their household J. D. MURPHY, linens to us to be laundered T If yon have not been doing so try it this Musicians Directory You will be so well pleased week. you will resolve lo allow us to banish MR. A. H. GROSE Expert Plano TunOueen City, Rebekah Lodge No. 4, "Blue Monday" from 70ur home. er and Repairer. With Bane's Music L. O. O. F. Meets first asd third Grand Opera Hones Blk. autr Saturday evenings at Odd Fellow' street Visiting Hu, Twenty-fourt- h MRS. BLASDEU concert pianists, members Invited. ' No. 2630 Adams MRS. C. ZIMMERMAN, Noble Grand. teacher of plan Phonos 17 av Bell phone 705-X- . MRS. B. ME1D, Secy., 711 23rd SL 437 1 WEN1 STREET. Ogden Steam Laundry W. H. ALLEN, Clerk. . tt CLAIRVOYANT. The Utah National Bank IF -- -- SMITH, o I sub-crlber- ; DEGREE OF HONOR. DK. D. X eub-crlb- a Dentists UPHOLSTERING. h d fHATEBNAL Mt-ri- s I By maLint your watPs known through il;. !ari want oti a. ways get your money worth in these column s. hue-ban- PROFESSIONAL OGDEN Lnied Males Depository J E. Dooly .... President Vice President Horace E. Peary Ralph E. Hoag ....... ....... .Cashier ....Assistant Cashlst Intsrest Paid on Savings Accounts A. V. McIntosh WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. Prof. Pro, ths Hindoo seer, at the Ogden Lodge No. 871, T. F. B., Iy Broom hotel, room 18. can be consulted meets first an third Fridays on all matters of life. Calls you by m-- i g I. O. O. r. HsIL Visiting memname, the name of the one you bers cordially invited. NELLIE RUTLEDGE, President love, wnen you will marry, etc.; CORAL- - J. TYLER, Secrets ry. advice on reliable bud glvrs ness,' health, changes, law uns " R. T. MILLER. Treasurer. love affairs, marriage, Investment KNIGHTBOFTHE MACCABEES. divorce, travel, wills, deeds, family "BllvsrTsntrfco- 1- - meets first aH or money matters Absent friend bur- third Friday evenings at 8 oclock, la ied treasure, mining in fact, every- K. of P. Hall. Visiting Knights corHe gives you ths secret how thin invited. to overcome anomies, family troubles dially F. IL COCHRANE, Commander. wrih to ho or financial difficulties; the JL C. HARRIS, Ebcord Kespe lova M ths one yon detire afifl to tapis Kh tha one Ogden Tent. No. 24, meets ths se psedy, happy msrriar of yodr choice. rad And fourth Wednesday evenings on mental science, at 8 o'clock sharp, la I. O. O. F. Hall. Instructions thought tranamieilcn, personal magnet- Vlsitlag Knights cordially invited to ism, self hypnotic healing, cialrvoy attend. .1. W. HALSEY. Commander. a nee. cte. Business strictly confiden1 a. wi Keeper. F. y. HOND, tial. Hours es r it - f-- Rwl For the best holiday liquors buy the following: Port wines, Angel Sauternes, Zinf l, ica, Dry wine Clarets. We also hare a full lice of aQ other liquors. The place to get them at right pr!?et is .in-de- P. I POM'S Brown Palace Saloon |