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H yon have not used self-risin- B B. g Flour get n package and begin now; we will give you aufflcicat time to take advantage of this offer. Every good grocer sells It and you will And directions in every package. Use the four principal recipes and write us about it. We are interested in your experience. ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO, Pacific Coast Factory, San Jose. Cal. f ' f ii BEAR IN MIND ( the fact if youve a transfer Job e you that wave an equipment capable of accomplishing it quickly and to your groat satisfaction In manner and coct be-for- Allen Transfer Co. I I. i pu I CHAPTER ill- -i Continued!. When Mias Beverly awoke the next morning, sore and distressed, she looked back upon tho night with a horror that sleep bad been kind enough to Interrupt only at intervals. Tb wretched hostelry lived long in her aecret catalogue of terrors. Her bed was not n bed; it was a torture. The room, the table, the but It was nil too odious for description. Fatigue was her only friend in that miserable hole. Auut Fanny had slept on the flour neer her mistress cot, and it waa tbe good old colored woman's grumbling that awoke Beverly. Tbe sun was climbing up tbe mountains In tbe east, and there was an air of general activity about tbe place. Beverly's watch told her that it was past 8 o'clock. Good gracious:" she exclaimed. It's nearly noon. Aunt Fnnuy. Hurry along here and get me up. We must leave this abominable place in ten minutes." She was np and racing about ,1 I i 6 The Harness of Today t i "5 ! is not the heavy,' rumbersomo kind that waa used year ago. Harness of doubt-(u- l quality and poor finish has bean replaced by HANDSOME LIGHT, 1 Si Fanny weakly. Goodness, Aunt Fanny, is that all yon think about?" Well, lioncy, yo'U he thlnkln moughty serious 'bout breakfas' long te'ahda lehea oclock. Dat il l tummy o yonrn'U be pow'ful mad cause yo' dldn Very well. Aunt Fanny, you can ran along and have the woman put up n breakfast for as, and we'll eat It on tbe road. I positively refuse to eat another mouthful lu that awful dining room. I'll be down la ten minutes." Rhe was down in leas. Bleep, no matter bow hard earned, had revived her spirits materially. She pronounced herself ready for anything. There was a wholesome disdain for tha rigors of the eoaiing ride through tho mountains In tho way aba gave orders for tho tart Tho Russian officer met her Just .outside the entrance to tho Inn. He waa laaa English than ever, but be eventually give her to understand that he had aecured permission to oscort her as far as Ganlook, a towa la Graustark not mom than fifteen miles from Edelweiss and at least two days from Bilak. Two competent Axphaln-Ia- n guides bad been retained, and tbe party waa quite ready to start Ha bad been warned of tbe presence of brigands in the wild mountainous Bos-oiapass! north of Ganlook. Tho Gan-look could go no farther than because of a royal edict from Edeiweiao forbidding tho nearer approach of armed forces. At that town, however, be waa aura ahe easily could obtain an escort of Graustafklan solna jl but durable and strong harness, such as we sell. Come in and look at what we have. Tonll bo surprised to learn how low the prices art. Wo make the right kind or harness for the Doctor, lawyer, Merchant or Farmer's rig. S7S 23rd 8L :SSS Washinton Av. i Hi I ' t S J.C. Plait Saddlery Co. - - f2B3 Wash. Av. 17$ Twenty-thir- d at. f? t diers. Aa the big roach crawled np the mountain road and farther into tbe oppressive solitudes Beverly Calhoun drew from the difficult lieutenant considerable Information concerning the tats of affairs In Graustark. 8ho had been eogerly awaiting tbe time whea something definite could bo learned. Before leaving Bt Petersburg early in tbe week abe woo assured that a atata of war fid not exist. Tbe Princess Tetiva had been in Edelweiss for six weeks. A formal demand waa framed oooo after ber.retnra from ATu erica Dasmbefgon to surrender tbe perm of frim Gabriel to tho authorities of Oranatark. To this demand tbera waa no definite response, Dawe-berpe- n Insolently requesting time In which to consider tho proposition. Axphaln immediately sent an esvoy to Edelweiss to say that all friendly relations between the two governments would cease unless Graustark took vigorous steps to recapture tho royal aaataaln. On one side of the unhappy principality n strong, overbearing princes was egging Grauetark on to fight, while on the other olde an e equally aggressive people defied to come and take tbe fugitive If ahe eeuid. Tbe poor princess wan between two ugly alternatives, and a straggle seemed inevitable. At Balak It was learned that Axphaln had recently seat a final appeal to the government of Graustark, and it wan no aecret that something like a threat accompanied the message. Prince Gabriel was In complete control at Ferros and waa disposed to laogh at tlie demands of his late cap ton. His half brother, the dethroned Prince Daman, was still hiding in tlie fastnesses of the hills, protected by a small company of nobles, and there wa n hope that he ever could regain bis crown. Gabriel's power over tbe army waa supreme. Tbe general public admired TUnls n. but It was helpless In the face of circumstances. Bat why abeuld Axphaln seek to harass Graustark at this time? demanded Beverly Calhoun In perplexity aqf wrath. "I should think the brates would try to help her." Theta is an element of opposition to the course the government la taking," the officer InChrmed her in his wa way, brit-l- t Is greatly In the minority. 7Jbe Axphalnlnus have hated Graustark oluaa tha last war, and the princMa despises this American. It Is an open foot that tbe Duke of Mlarox leads the opposition to Princess Volga, aad ahe la aura to have him beheaded If the chanco affords. He Is friendly to Graustark and has been against the policy of bio princess from tbe start. "Pd like io bug tbe Duke of H'izrox cried Beverly warmly. The officer did net uudarafrad her, but Aunt Fanny Ye-tiv- 9 - to send your laundry work elaowhero remember that you take chance of dissatisfaction by so doing. We do np the laundry work sent us as nearly perfect as human bands can do it, and return the goods to you at tho time they were promiaed. , Why cot try na with your bundle this week? -- Ogden Steam Laundry 437 h Street. Second Hand Stores u I Twenty-fift- SECOND-HANCANNON STORE. New and Sacqytd-han-d Houaehetd Goods. Naw Goods Exchanged for old 2277 Washington Aw a. Ind. phono $72 f StCOND-HANNEVADA STORE. Wo buy apd sell ell kinds of now and aacond-hon- d goods. Call or phono Weckor A Haynes, Props. 169 25th 8t Phono, Ind. $22. PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, SeeAitd-Han- d Store. If you have anything to soil or buy cad ar phono 1970 to 1878 Wash. Av. Bell 656-k- . Ind. 575. B. A. DENKCRS I Will pay tha Highest price for secondhand furniture and toll to tho puMlo the cheapest. 2419 Grant Avs. Ball Phone 837-k- . Ind. 820. - . J. HERRICK A CO, Successors to H.J, White. Bring your goods hdra If you want to soil them. Call hero H you want buy. 2342 Wash Ava. Bell Phone C. i iby. Ind. 407, HUNTS HIE MAY ISO. 14, m "Goad Amwd!" abe mattered to the feexm soft bags Aa thwaoadi rolled deeper and deepshadowed wlMerneas er Mm tbe-rac- k Severity CiBmna felt an undeniable sensation of awe creeping over her. The Dost a. Impetuous girl bad plunged project whldh now led gayly Into-tb-e her Into tbe deadliest of uncertainties With but little thought or tbe rom R- egs cnees. The first stage of the journey by coach hn bfen good. fun. Ttaej bad architects Directory of the BY SUPERIOR F. C. WOODS A CO. Architects. 56 A 57 First Natl Bank Bldg. Both Phoneo. STICK Pueblo, May 13.'The locals won Hist game from lJiu-oltoday by the score of irt to 9. The contest was in doubt until the niir.U. tu the fifth Manager Holme of Lincoln was put off the lit Id for disputing a decision of the umpire, and when ut the beginning Cincinnati, May 13. Superior hitting with men on baaes won fur New York today. Welmt-- r waa knocked out of lkc box in the third Inning. Because of the immense crowd hit beyond the fielders counted for three bnaet long pleasant roads, through passed Score R. 1L jj. and Interesting among Tillage quaint of the second game he refused to pay Cincinnati ....000 200 200 4 2 2 had been and rapid. program people, the fine, his players walked off the New York ...004 130 ObO 8 . 14 2 The second stage bad presented rather fit Id, the game being declared forfeited Bat terii-W timer , Chech and Bchlvi; terrifying prospects, and the third day to Pueblo. McGinnliy, Bresnahan and vicissitude. R. even Marshall. II. Score E. greater promised 1 9 10 Looking from tbe coach windows out Lincoln .. ..101 001 122 2 10 13 Boston, 3; St Louis, 1. upon the quiet, desolate grandeur of Pueblo .. ..131 tHW Batteries Lindsay ami Messltt; HuSt. Lxuia, May 13. Boston defeated her surroundings, poor Beverly began St. Louis today after twelve innings. to appreciate how abjectly helpless and ger, Zinrau and Jones. Druhoc pitched the better game during akoie she was. Her companions were Denvar, 4; Omaha, 2. thj early part of the contest, but .he ugly, vicious looking men, any one of Denver, May 13. Corns lost control weukened at ihe close and hits by Dowhom couhl inspire terror by a look. in the third and gave two nu-- their lan and Pfeifer and a base on balls to She had Intrusted herself to tbe care bases on balls. Then a three-bashit Howard let in the'runs in the twelfth. moIn the creatures of these strange Score for by Crowell started the i ' , R. H. E. ment of Inspired courage, and now aha Score R. H. E. 8t. Louis 0ti0 000 1 1 9 ..01 003 010 nox 4 was constrained to regret her action. Denver 0bl 001 000 7 Boston 4 8 8 10 200 000 ooo 2 Batteries Druhot and 5 4 True, they bad proved worthy pro- Omaha Utterly; Battcrlea-Eng- le and tectors as far as they had gone, but Zallnaky; LIndeftnan and Needham. the very possibilities that lay in their ('urns. Dodge and Gomling. Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, A power were appalling, now that she WEIRD CUSTOMS OF Chicago, May 13. Brooklyn defeated had time to couakler the situation. SAVAGE TRIBES. Chicago today, overcoming their ap The officer in charge bad been recparent lead In the eighth Inning on a ommended aa a trusted servant of the Wild War Danes Round a Dead King's triple, a single, Pfelater'i wild throw Hut. cur; an American consul had aecured and a fly. Stricklett pitched a strong fronthe escort for her direct from tbe game after the fifth, allowing but three Some remarkable tribal customs are tier patrol authorities. Men high in Score R. H. E. R H K power had vouched for the Integrity reported by an expedition sent into comparatively unknown countries .. ..100 210 000 4 10 2 of tbe detachment, but all this was for- the between the Abyssinian capital and the Chicago .... .010 003' 020 5 8 3 Brooklyn gotten in the mighty aolitude of the northwest of Lake Rudolf, in the neighBatteries Pfelster and Moran; mountain. She was beginning to fear borhood of the bounStricklett and Bergen. her escort more than she feared the dary. The expedition, which was accompabrigands of tbe bills. At Kansas City Kansas City, 1; Treachery seemed printed on their nied by the secretary of the BrltLh Columbus, 0. was Adis at Ababa, composed. backs as they rode ahead of her. The legation At St. Paul St. Paul, 0; IndianapBays Reuter, of over J.imiO men, and olis. 1. big officer waa ever polite and alert was sens out by the Emperor Mrnelek At Minneapolis Minneapolis, but ahe waa ready to distrust him on to capture 4; Bhlfara, an Abyssinian out- Loisville. 3. tbe slightest excuse. These men could law who had been murdering and .raidAt Milwaukee Game with Toledo not help knowing that ahe was rich, ing in Abyssinian territory. It was and it was reasonable for them to sus- away elgt months and failed to cap- postponed; rain. pect that she carried mouey and jewels ture Bhlfara. O'KEEFE AND JENKINS HERE. For considerable distances the expewith her. In her mind's eye she could dition waa followed who picture these traitors rifling her bags hid themselves amid bythenatives, John O Keefe ia Jn the city with Tom thick eleand boxes In soma dark pass, and then Jepkina. He ia desirous of securing a nine feet phant grata high bordering there were other horrors that almost the posh, and it became necessary to boxing contest with any man in the petrified her when ahe allowed herself fortify the camps and make aarebas West, John Wille preferred. Jenkins to think of them. weighs 185 pound. Hla manager ia every night. Several of the expedition were mur- the original Jack" O'Keefe and claims Here and tbera tbe traveleV passed others died of sunstroke and that he baa x good man in Jenkins. by rude rots where dwelt woodmen and dered, wnnt of water, and large numbers of They will remain here for several day. mountaineers, and at long Intervals a animals were speared. solitary but picturesque horseman stood The route followed the expediVANDERBILT'S HORE WON. aside and gave them tbe road. Aa tbe tion from Adi Ababa tohytbe southwest coach penetrated deeper into tbe gorge passes through the interesting little Paris, May 13 Wm. K. Vanderbilt's signs of. human life and actvity be- Mahometan state of Djlmma, which Is Maitenon won the Lupin stakes for came fewer. The sun could not aend prealdedl over by Its own king, Abagi-fa- r, s at ten and a half the last of the rulers from whom bin light Into tbla shadowy tomb of at Longduimpa today. The stake Menelek has hla title of King of Kings was worth $8,009. granite. Tbe rattle of tho wheel a aad Ethiopia. tbe clatter of tho banes hoofs sounded of No self respecting DJimntan Is ever Ilka a constant crash of thunder in the WITTE REFUSED. sen without her parasol of ears of tbe tender traveler, a dainty atrlpa of date hla orleaves and the e palm monel among hawks and wolves. London. May 14. Thq Times Paris of the country wear embroidered Them waa an unmistakable tremor white blouse, skirts of softly dressed correspondent says that when- Count in her voice whea ahe at last found bide, and coiffures" of closely plaited laowlsld represented Russia ia Japan heart te ask the officer where they were black hair, too often some one elae'n. he tried to Induce M. Witte, who was to spend tbs night. It waa far past Fashion's laws must be obeyed, and Inspecting tha Manchurian railways, to master visit Jnpan, with tho Intent leu, approvnoon, aad Annt Fanny bad suggested the DJlmmau perrlqulce- - l . of hla craft. ed by the Japanese emperor and his the One lunch tho baskets. of opening of arranging a modus viven-d- l kaffa advisers, Beyond and fertile lie Djlmma beguides waa called back, tha leader which wouM have avoided the war, well watered aad but mountainous ing as fimeti la the dark aa his charge countries, whose inhabitants are all but on its being communicated to M. There la no village within twenty alike called Shankalla Witte hla answer was a refusal, couchby the miles," ha sold. and wa must aleep in Some of the tribes are splen ed in cool terms. did men, rich copper in color, well tbs paaa." VISIONS OF THE DEAD. Out here built and muscular, with curious patBeverly's voice faltered. In ell this awful Then aha caught terns burnt on chest and thigh, and of all clothing save their arm- 8trange Effect of a Myatie Powder herself quickly. It cuss to ber sudden- Innocent lets and ornament. from India. men see ly that abe must not let tbsee While the was fitting out that abe waa apprehensive. Her voice nt Majl, theexpedition A remarkable experience with a Abyssinian pout in the waa a trifle abrill and her eyes glisten- southwest, the local Shankalla king mysterious Indian powder la related by aa new aba died. with He ed a strange was sewn up In n fresh hide a Bradford correspondent of Light. light went on, changing her tack completely: hag on the floor of hla hut, which A little while ago he received from tood in a clearing In the forest, and a friend In Indian a package of powHow romantic? Ive often wanted te from milei around hla subjects came to der, which he waa assured possessed do something like this." the lying in state. the extraordinary virtue of putting a Tbe officer looked bewildered and The ground of the clearing waa of person who nsed it qpcordlng to the aald nothing. Annt Fanny was speech- hard beaten clay. All round if ere conditions named into direct communiless. Later on, when tbe lieutenant bad thick rowg of huge gogo palms, and cation w(th the disembodied." gone abend to confer with tbe guides on one aide four apaclous well thatched Highly skeptical, yet very curious, about the auspicious actions of a small huts and a curious mound, probably the correspondent declares that he put HcrlflclaL By tbe aide of the hats the matter to a practical test, and that troop of horsemen they had seqn, Bevthousands of cow bell, nweet in tone this is what happened; ' erly confided to the old nrgress that aha as those in a Swiss upland valley, "I waa Bitting in a room alone. With waa frightened almost out of her boots, were hung on rude trestles, and swung in a few mlnutea the walls of the but that shed die before the men backwards and forwards by bands of room seemed to recede or vanish, and should see n sign of cowardice in a women under the direction of an old s beautiful panoramic view presented Calhoun. Aunt Fanny waa not so witch. itself, a sort of exquisite flower garden difproud and Imperious. It waa with The hard level flooring of the clear- carried out on a huge scale, and with s ficulty that ber high strung young ing shook under the fret of hundreds well laid out pathways ai retching away suppressed the walls that had of naked warriors, chanting n wild as far as the eye could reach. were No buildings or habitations song of death, now advancing in a long been under restraint In Annt Funrhythmic rush, now retreating and anywhere visible, but of people there ny's bnge and turbulent bosom. thousands, I should "Good Lewd, Miss Hevly. dry ll chop leaving two of their number in the were crowds; spears think. These people were of both ua all to pieces an take ouah Jewlry open, who with their twelve-foo- t horixontally Just over their shoul- sexes, clothed in ordinary attire, and an meney na clo'ea an' evytblng else held the shaft quivering like a snake moved in groups along and around tbe we done got about ua. Good Lawd, ders, before It strikes, (lanced a wild war paths referred to. le'a tan bock. Miss Bev'ly. We aln dance, keeping time to the chant of Some of the groups came face to face with me, and, among them, I recgot no mo abow out heah lu dose tbe chorus. and friends, long When the din grew louder thecrowd ognised relative mounts! na dan a" Be atilL Aunt Fanny! commanded urged round the dead king's hut. sud- since passed away, recognized them denly parted, and through the lane as I knew them in life. I have since repeated the experiBeverly, with n fine show of courage. thus formed dashed a gleaming figure You must be brave. Don't you ace adorned with a leopnnl akin, orange ment with, equally mysterious result. we can't turn back? It's Just na dan- colored ostrich feathers, beads and Furthermore, whenever I have made band of copper and liras and Ivory one of these tests and have retired to gerous and a heap sight more so. If rest. I have either found myself anwe let on we're not oue bit afraid round his neck and arms. Three he times riihlud round the ticipating the contents or purport of they'll respect us. don't you ace, and clearing, followed hy the in transit, or paying mysterious lettrrs shouting, men never barm women whom they singing warriors, nd then disappeared vialts to tbe homes of wcquaintances a quickly as he had eome. The new and also of strangers, and have afterrespect." ward been able to inform them of wbat UwpbT' grunted Annt Fanny, with king had been chnsrn. These Shankalla tribes have each transpired at the tima of my illicit exaggerated irony. Well, tjiey never dor maintained their own customs and dalect. In one visits." Tbe correspondent adds that he la Beverly, who was not at all sure about case tlie ruler mlghl never touch waIL And they look like real nice men ter. nnd wVn hi cumslty to see a not given to imaginative things, and white man made him break the toba that he is not n spiritualist. London - honest men. even though they have hla man had to carry him over every Express. such awful whiskers." stream lest he should he defiled. Dry's de wust trash Ah eveh did lu another tribe, when a father i BRITISH COMPANY WILL see," exploded Aunt Fanny. getting on In years, his son bids him TAKE OVER MUTUAL POLICIES 8b: Dou't let them bear you," whisclimb Into a tree and j'imp down from the branches; if the oM man staggers pered Beverly. London, May 13. An important deIn spite of her terror and perplexity on landing, the son api an him on the velopment baa taken place In connecshe was compelled to smile. It was rpot; his usefulness is over. One tribe had a custom of sewing tion wi'h the interests of policy-hold-ali so like the farce comedies one sees of i he Mutual Life Insurance comchance visitors up in fresh bidet and the at theater. of New 3 ork living in Great Britthem pany be conleaving to killed the by As the officer rode up his face waa traption of the skins; in another, the ain. Laat week the North Britlkh and pale iu the shadowy light of the after- only orthodox way of dealing with Mercantile Insurance company pronoon, and he waa plainly very nerr strangers was to He tlmm In a bundle posed to take over the Mutual Life' ona. holders' interests on the payment of and roll them over a precipice. What la the latest news from the In the Forma country, where the na- the same premium they are now paytives are elephant hum-rfront?" abe Inquired cheerfully. and eaters, ing. without further medical examinathe women are of particularly repul- tion and with liberal privileges and "The men refuse to ride on," he speakiug rapidly, making it sive type. They make a practice of immediate full surrender value. With still harder for her to understand. "Our dlagflurlng themselve- - by distending of the company. This wa found to b advance guard has met a party of hunt- their lower lip until ttey hiuig almost practicable with regard to policies repdown to the breast. This is brought resenting $45,000,000 and subject to ers from Axphaln. They insist that yot about means of a saucer of clay immediate fudd surrender value. With The fine Indy in the coach are the which by tnsert in the lower lip. regard to unnurtured policies (he North Princes T stive, returning from n se- Londonthey British and Mercantile company deExpress. to Ft. cret visit Priersluinr, where you clared it was proposed to negotiate for went to plead for assistance from the CHILDREN DIE IN FLAMES. these on liberal terms. cxr." D. C. Haldemaa, former manager Ir. (Continued Tomurrnw.) Pittsburg. May 13. jn firs that de- London for the Mutual Lffe submitted stroyed the residence of Ms rous A. the proposal of tho North British aad GOLD FROM EUROPE. Woodward at flit ton last night, two Mercantile company to the committee young children were burned to death. of holder presided over by Lord St. New York, May TV steamer A number of valuable art treasures, Oswald, and tho committee unania Toaralne. which arrived today from the property of Mr. Woodward, were mously resolved to support them. Mr. I8.100.0do hi Havre, brought gold. The also destroyed. Haldeman will poin the North British Pmhria from Liverpool brought $3,- aa Joint mannd Mercantile ono.otiQ., WANT ADS YIELD BIO RESULTS ager of its life companj department. their excitedly. Befo breekfaa'?" demanded Aunt r .11 MOUNTS 1, THIS SEASON SELF-RISIN- B. MONDAY - a 1 e Anglo-Abyssinla- . three-year-old- fur-lon- B!l CONTRACTORS AND ; 845-24- 7 P. A. ISAKSON Contractor and Builder. 22d at Beil Phone ! 298-Z- Tin . I D. W. STONE, Csntractor and Builder. Office and 424 30th St shop at rssidoncc. Bali Phone 582-K- . 1 JOHN G. ELLIS, Contractor and Builder. All kinds of mill work. Rear Utah A Oregon Lumber Yards, 24th 6t. Phone Roofing, guttering and tin work of all klnda. 2254 Waah. Ava. Both phoney6 Mfrs. 216 ek EedeTaiu Mil 600-- W. O. RIDGES Contractor and Buildar. o.. . geo. olmstead! Contractor and builder. OfRw u EM Galvanized Iron and nlahea Skylight, and Copper Ti R,C 2459 Grant ave. BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. R LI CROSBIE. ' J?' JKNEWAN Galvanized ra. . nd CALVERT A LEEK Llm C. J. HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop and Office. 202 21st. Phone 250-Bell. JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Office at residence, 889 27th. Phene 175 Ind. Shop rear of Wright A Bona Co. BUILDERS Contractors and d y. W Phene 965k." Washington ave. SMITH A BLATTERT. Cornice, Tin Roofing, guttering and general jobbing. 427 Twanty-thirStreet. Iron fencing, sidewalk doors, balcony, counter railing., eta. 2265 Wash. Ave. Bell phone 351-- FiSTJSV Architect gilles, General Contractor and Buiku. Waning Mill Offica and Mill 22nd and Waeh., opposite Tabs flBCIws ' CARL 8AMUEL80N! and Contriefa ' phone 384x Gnrl Builder 637 29th St. Bell CALVIN STUART. Contractor and builder. PETER UNANDER. General Contractor and bulldar. 359 9th 8t. Ball phono 6754. shop work, perch screening. 2120 Roytl Bell phone 373-x- . Masonry and Cement Contractors WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCT. CO. . All kinds of cement mason work, excavating and pipe laying, sewers and water ayrteme. Ogden, Utah. BATEMAN BROS A DOYLE All kinds of Cement anS Maeonry work. Excavating, sewers and water systems. 8285 Wall ava. Ball 383-- L. J. BUCHER JACKSON 257-- .. FRED A LUND. General Contractor in brick and atone. 578 2it St Bell 'phone 4 Brick Contractor. Mantles, Gratae and Tiling. All kinds of cement work. Cor. 26th and Grant Bell phone A LEVEDAHL Brick Contractors, Press Brick specialty, Ind. phonea 699 and W, J- - P- - ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Contractora and Builders of lr era. Cement Walks, Street FivIm and Gravel Roofing. 423 25th it - GEO. H. GREENWELL. . Brick and atona contractor ind mfgr., common and pressed krlefc 231 22nd St Bell phoneliy ' - la-di- Painter- - & - Abys-alnian- s. Paperhancrs C. O. ISAKSON. Plain ' and ' decorative ' painting and papertianging. No charge for oatlmatoa. 160 2nd 8t. Ball phone. J. R. Painting and drane! 2438 Ind. 685. p6pr hanging, ; Waah. Bell phono 894-k- HOP80N A CO Sign Writers, Painter, Paper Hangers; Estimates Given on General Contracting, 277 24th at Both phonea. r FRANK LAUEr7 Decorative Painter and Papar Hanger. 420 24th street. I. BANDER. ! Painter and paper hanger. Estimates given free. 2032 Ballantynt avenue. Both 'phenes. t. c. morribT"; Wall Paper, Signs and etc Paint Ing, Paperhanging and Tinting. 805 24th St. Bell 'phone ,77; Ind., 50. HARRY RUBEW."V Wo do tho artistic work of tho city. Relief, fresco and acenle decorating; original designing. Let ua shew you our work In Ogdon. General work alao. Offica 2438 Wash, avo. Bell, 384-- . Directory L A. MULLER A BON, Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Haw ing, Painting, Tinting and Genttfi Decorating; 3 ycara expert 2582 Wash, ave opposite Library, N. E. OBERO. f' Contractor, general house painting and paperhanging. 1004 Hit A Bell 'phene 246-a- . , PETER ANDERSON. House painter, artistic pipm hanging. Estimates on contract work. 452 28th SL Bell phon I32x i, JOSEPH W. LUND. House palrter, paperhangtr, tlmatss given on contract wsrk, 2758 Park Ave. Ind 'phono 3444a W. L. BACON. House painter, paperhanger, 8 Contract wsrii years' experience. a specialty. 260 Wash. Ava. Bdl Phona 697K. N. 8. WILSON, . House painting, natural weed Detailing, paper hanging, and pspsr cleaning. Shop 421 23rd SL Bfl'phona 449-k- . Rea. 656 21st 8t mls-troa- Contracting' Plumbers . Ogden City. JOHN KRUMPERMAN, Plumbing; Estimates Furnished on' application. 422 24th ot. Ball 'phona 308-ZW. J. ' A. Plumbing end Healing. Ramevel4I j 25th St hop ,to . from the. ' Waah. Ave. Ind, . 'phona. ' L. ZITZMAN. . Licensed Sanitary Plumber. Waah avo. Bell phone 518-X- . 2352 Ind. 51A THE OGDEN PLUMBING CO. It will pay you to see uo before contracting. Prompt attention to all klnda of plumbing. 2529 Madisorv Bell 'phene 513-- we Plumbing and heating. Pump 2259 Waah. Av. Bell 'Phone 554. Residence 815-y- . ; j ' HALVERSON BROS. Estimate id General Plumbing. application. 2410ft Waah basemant 522-y- . Ball phws j (j Plasterers Contracting' Local Union No. 252 c. o. PRICE. 8L Bell 'phono 195 2d rr -- DALLMORE, n 756-y- GEORGE WILKINS. St. Bel phone 1131 21 et 983 24th 50-x- . tne 873 24th All Kinds of Job Printing Neatly Waeh. dona. (Union Shop.) 2349 Ave. Ind. phene 216. 2 B. F. Thomas, Manager. All kinds of Book and Job Printing. Easement 2406 Wash. Ave. Bell 'phone. WANT AOS-YIEL- BIG. RESULTS! j ofOU-t- aji A. U 8COVILLE PR,ESW Print era. Emboeoem Postofflce. era. Opposite phones. J. O. WOODY ' Printing PUBLISHING CO. jj W. F. REID. Bt Ind phone 810. JOB PRINTERS G. B. DENKERB, INDUSTRIAL 71 1 . T. A. REID.. Bt Ind 'phone 810. A Directory of t H. A. BHUPE. 8181 Adame Ava. Bell phon that PATINO r,h. binding, all atyta. 276 Both phonea. -- A. T. HESTMARK, bookm.lcer Punches for loose leaf 342-k- . Wash. Ave. Bell Phone Printer and Av 19 . J J P; j |