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Show ILL- - EX A MIN KK: MOnyiXG ?I1E FOR RENT PYLVAlf TIIlliSDAV MORNING, 'TAEI. OGDEN, FUK Si ShED ROOMS. Mi'Ll. Y FURT:.E; JUNE 2?. 1906. FOR SALE ODO FELLOWB. REAL E5TATE. for FOR SAL- E- An mod. rlegau: Pf. , 1 4 block from ern bnk : r:uruct-25ih cur liu-- clo.e to achuol, FOR RENT Fun.ii.rJ ruum tor fr.oU'.!. Su.u.l pfcyiuti.1 down, ballight hJUStnerp.L : itili st. ance ti;. ay teriaw. A new nve room modern residence in hri c.i;,4 loi'ui.ou $2.5,Hi. FDR RENT Two ,rr:.-.i.,--d tor r.wms A .u-- e wl:a good cellar . .til Wuehicg-tclight luiuek'-ep:i- . ami barn. u..'!uiiir.g two acres of land ave. umwily in cherries and El- iu tire: piaci;i location, folk quick anj get trun crop. A giki f riHMi; fixuir house With Urn ai:i block from warer, car line. i.u. A ivridence with bath anil guol cellar. aUo large lot with 15 nunuiew' walk from business frui:, THREE nicely furu.l.t-- rotm: to coutiloik tr?m car line; ouly ctnier. ple without clliUliv-h- . a thing 5 ton ave. t'haunciy Firiy, cor. 23rd and Wash. 6 f Fliuc 35s K. FuU KENT Three InruUbed rouin with piano t,a tor cookiug-InquirFOR SALE A goad building lot oa routa 22, ui : Huuw. Monroe, $3 p.-- trout foot, term. J. J. Bruumiit. FOR RENT Light honavneeping rooms. 17 26th trtei. NEW FOriMvOOlI house oa Wall ROOMS Annex. : , DEMOCRATS Ogdea Lougd No. 5, Independent Order ed Odd Fellows Meet la L O. vcr Tuesday evening. O. F. ball YUluag brother cordially invited to be present. A. B. GRAFF, Noble Grand. HENRY KISSEL, Secretary. UNION DEPOT TIME CARD I u ik U-ri- fruit and chicken fiimi, livestock ranches, cuy and suburban and vacant lot in all parts of th city, houses to rent, insur-airagency. In claim republicans have stolen THEIR THUNDER. 2 s N. H. IVES. They Tail af Great Principlea Taken From tha Democratic Platferma. 200 Eecles Building. 1 25-l- der which the New York PlunJgraph Fa.. June 17. The company was Harrisburg. tohave the exelusite atate convention to nom- sales rights la New York state or the Democratic (or governor, lieu- Edison phonographs and supplies. The inate candidate tenant governor, auditor and secretary New York company obtained a decision at internal affairs assembled la the In tbe federal courts and is now suing opera house at noon today. Michael dealers for purchasing supplies from the National cooipanv. J. Ryan, of Philadelphia, was presentI ed as temporary chairman. SOLD THE DIAMONDS. After the selection of standing committees the convention took a recess There wenno Ths Personal Effects of the Slayer of until afternoon. Bessie Bouton. contests and the roll made up by the itate chairman was approved. San Francisco. June 26. The diaTbe Democratic party in Pennsylin con- mond rings and other personal effects vania, by lta representative of Milton Andrews, slayer erf Bessie vention assembled, declares: "That public questions relating only Bouton at Mount Cutler, in Colorado, . to tbe future government and affecting and who, with Nulda Olivia, lured WU-solely the election of representatives in Ham Rills from Australia to Berkeley, congress appropriately belong for de- where they attempted to take hit life, j termination to the voters of the several were cold In Oakland yesterday at pub-- ; lie auction by the public administrator. congressional districts. "We congratulate the oountry upon Tbe valuables were those left by Anthe fact that tha only prominence drews and the Olivia woman last winwhich tbe Republican national admin ter when he killed his companion and lstration baa attained has been attain himself to escape the clutches of the ed by a feeble and pretended applica- police. The bidding for the gems was tion of the principles enunciated by the brisk, and from these relics of a life of Hon. William Jennings Bryan, the crime the estate of the nated criminal great Democratic commoner, who is has received upwards of $1,000. estate The money belonging to the now regarded ss the certain successor of Theodore Roosevelt to the presi- Is to go to the widow of Andrews, who lives In the east. dency. "Wo congratulate the people of SUES INSURANCE COMPANY. Pennsylvania, upon the pretended con version of the Republican organisation of our state to sound and moral politi- Naw York Lawyer Asks for a Division cal doctrines. While the sincerity of of Surplus, this eleventh hour repentance may well or doubted, it may at least he acNew York, June 27. The campaign cepted as that tribute which hypocrisy of the International Policyholders' committee for the election of reprealways pays to virtue. All the Republican platform sentative trustees of the New York and now has been consistently de- Mutual Ufa Insurance companies, was clared for and supported by the De- opened yesterday by a formal demand mocracy of tha atate for many years. made upon President Alexander E. Orr "We, therefore, repeat the declara- of the New York Ufa for a copy of the' tion of our alms and purposes when wa list of Mi company's policy holdeis, again affirm that wr stand as ever for dellve. able to the committee on July the rule of the people in county, state 18th, the day on which tbe lists are and nation ns against tba federated filed under the law for public Inspectyranny of organized greed and corrupt tion. Gilbert Ray Hawes, a lawyer, has political and commercial manipulator." begun suit in tbs supreme court The platform urges Improved elec- against the New York. Life Insurance tion lawe; favors a complete and rig- company for a full and complete acid regulation of all corporations en- counting of all the surplus moneys now gaged In public service, the "prohibi- In lta possession or under its control, tion of transportation by cotnpanlea and to apportion the same to the polengaged In tbe mining of coal and oth- icyholders who may be entitled. Includer minerals or the manufacture of any ing those plaintiffs and those similarly or.miuodlUea in tha trwnaportation of (tutted who may Join therein." which they are engaged aa common Mr. Hawes Is Insured In the comcarriers;" denounces the giving of re- pany for 110,000. He asks that the bates, favors auch change In the food company be compelled to reform his laws aa will insure the protection of policy so that it may come under the public health," and favors a strict provisions of the Insurance laws of prohibition by civil and criminal enuct- - this stats. eht of aU contributions by corpora rlons to parties, organisations, commitOUR ARMY UNIFORMS. tees or Individuals for political purposes." Englishman Comes to Thlo Country to Suggest Changes. PURE FOOD BILL New York, Juno 27. The EnglishWas Agreed Upon In Conference This man who Is to suggest Improvements is the uniforms of the United States Morning army arrived yesterday from London is Washington, June 27. The pure on the Kron Prins Wilhelm. He hie food bill, which was In conference George B. Winter and came with only two days, was agreed upon at on. G. 8. Winter, Jr. "I do not care to discuss my mis12:30 o'clock today. The conferees, used the house bill sion here at tbe present time," said as a bails of agreement With the Mr. Winter smilingly. Can't you tell. us what you will do exception of two sections, the house bill waa not materially different from for our army?" some one Insisted. "Well," said Mr. Winter humorousthe senate measure. These sections were ulna and ten and both wars ly, "I am going to make your privates officers all si ruck out Section nine authorised the look like officers, and your like generals" tlx tbs secretary of agriculture to It was reported that Mr. Winter s'andards of various articles at food tha new nnlforme would cost and the wholencmeneaa or unwhole- Hid that from $500 to $1,000 for hie officer each someness of the various preservative entire outfit. He wu also aald to have end substances need In foods, and sec- told a passenger that the American soltion ten would compel any person selldier, ns to the quality of his clothing, ing drugs and articles of food to furbetter dressed than any other solnish samples nf auch product for tha wu dier In the world. purpose of analysis. NATIONAL PEOPLES PARTY. DEMOCRATS.' WISCONSIN Membere Are Advocating a Mammoth Dryan Supporters Evidently In Control National Convention, of Convention. St Louis, Mo., June 28. Tbe NationMilwaukee,' Wla., June 27. Tha al committee of the People's Party met Democratic atate convention, called for In annual conference here today at tho the purpose of adopting a platform to Olympic theatre, delegates being presbe recommended to tbe candidate who ent from almost every atate In the ill bq. nominated at the primary eleo-tiounion. The gathering la for the pur in the fall, met here today. There of dlscuulng the political situawere about 700 delegatra In their neats pose tion and will assume somewhat the vhen Chairman H. H. Manaon rapped appearance of a convention before adf.T order and announced the names of the journment It Is uld that possibly tbo temporary officers. members will endorse a mu for the would TJiat the Bryan supporters Presidential nomination. At the Southrule the convention seemed to he A ern Hotel n conference was held today foregone conclusion. members of the conference provisStats Chairman Manaon introduced by committee which it advocating n ional Dunlel H. Grady of Portage aa tempo- mammoth national convention of all rary chairman of the convention. the reformed forces of the nation, the The temporary chairman's reference being to organise a political body object to William J. Bryan was followed with of unity, harmony and strength. C. tremendous applause. In toe absence of Secretary France of New York, Paul Dixon of THOMA8 E. WAGGAMAN DEAD Chllllootho, Mo., was chosen temporary secretary. At One Time Treasurer of Catholic Chairman Ferris spoke: in Washington. "This Is the first meeting held by University the Tifit"l committee since the official Washington, June 27. Word baa healing of the differences between the and Fusion factions been received here that Thomas E. Mlddleof-the-RosWaggsman of this city, formerly treat-nra- r of to party. The party Is at peace of the Catholic university, who within iuelf. The nation entiles witho faded for over four million dollars ns, believes In our sincerity and re-jabout a year rgo, died today at a ices In our Success. Since peace farm house near Annapolis, lid., where came to tho party, a coincidence no he had been for a nnmbrr of nfontha. doubt, the nation politically hu turned The cause of death was cancer of tha about face. The people, not the money progress In the asface. He was 69 years of age. barons, now makecalamity-howlera ere Tbe Waggaman'a failure startled this city cendancy.booetere. toe now where hundreds of persona tad placed or "Today there are no disorganising with him various sums of money for toe national Investment. His collection, which was discordant spiritsrateamong bill does not meet committee. The regarded as one of the moat valuable Is a step In ihe country, was sold at suction In Populist demands, but it the atatremen New York, for the benefit of hla cred- - showing at least that for the peodesire to do something for governple. Populism will push on of those industries ment ownership YORK. BIG SUIT IN NEW poaessiifc government functions. Theoand dore Roosevelt, Senator LnFollette Action W. J. Bryan. Governnograph Company Brings Lawson, Thomas Against 940 Declare. or yuk and W. R. Hesrst. nicknamed , Wall street desple-Populists by their men remarkable ew York, June 27. A of their partlee! the are great s ere tendencies alone suit, because of tbe number of their Populist is It and and the amount at money have made them more highly eehas Just been begun in this that their ordinary fellow parthan teemed e by the New York Phonograph U Is so recognized by their tisans ebon-hpany against 940 dealers in atate. party managers, for Bryan, Hesrst, or and their supplies In the Folk will be taken to defeat a Repubh auit la for J0.0W. making the for the presidency. LikewlM lican Involved 19.400.000. understand they can Republicans the he action grows out of a with no other Democrats the defeat between the New York then Roosevelt. nograph and the National Phmjo-The general tendency for reform is company representing the for revealed In the organization of ner Is brought Tbe suit for labor and public ownership Bed violation of an agreement aa- partiee I I pro-fess- h Junction City Lodge No. 3 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, meets in 1. O. O. F. Hall every Thursday evening. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to be present. JA8. BUNK, N. O. WALTER ItiCHEY, Secretary. i t UNION PACIFIC ra Trump rnu PANY. r THREE ROOMS for light REWARD $10 $10.00 REWARD for the arrest and conviii un of the parties who poisoned our dog Ttd this moruiit. 3210 Pacific. ktbLue, housekeep-252- 1 Adams. ing. if 9 tor FOR RENT Furnished zooms housekeeping. 2210 Llucuia. Let the Standard-Examinewant columns do your detective work for you. No matter what you want, your wishes may be gratified in these columns. r ADVERTIgEMENTS ON THIS PAGE COST ONE WORD FOR EACH CENT PER INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 25 CENTS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN BUSIEXCEPTING ADVANCE, NESS HOUSE RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH UA 5 OR RENT Clean furaHbed rooms with baih, tnoroughly renovaud; also light bouaekeaping rooms. Tha Colonial, 363 Ilia Sc Mrs. 8. L. Chink, Manager. Rooms fc keeping. lth tit. 427 light 1 lu-la- Ben- UNFURNISHED ROOMS A middle aged woman for FOR RENT general housework. Apply 458 21st FOR RENT Small four-roohouse, street. tf pantry and halL Enquire 106 24th. WANTED A good girl at once, $5.00 1 per week. 4G2 23rd St. FOR RENT 14 rooms over Clark's lore; hast and water and bath tub WANTED Good cook, splendid wages. Included. L L Clark. 2404 Madison Ave. Apply WANTED 7 T- -t WANTED Chambermaid at the ginia hotel. Vir- WANTED-RO- room and board in private family by respectable young lady. Address Y. L., care of WANTED-Furnish- wk WANTED A girl for general house622-- wk. work, 419 30th BL 1 AND BOARD OM ed Standard. BOARD AND ROOM BOARD AND RQOM neighbors cordially iavllad. Twraiy-fourt- MARIE CKITE roe Avenue. AND SURGEON St. -- tf , L RENT ALL kinds of Kwlng st reasonable FOR 23rd r treat. prices. Room JO, Boyle Block. M-l- w MALE HELP WANTED WANTED A man to tend barn and do general rhoring. L L. Clark A Sons Co. WANTED A good delivery boy. I. ' Clark A Bone CO. L WANTED Fifty (earns, $5 par day. Also 100 sumo masons, $5 per day, and 100 laborers, $2.50 per day for work at Croyden. Call at 12$ 2 26th SL Bateman Bros. A Doyle. 1-- furnished Jiouse, 2781 Mon- MASONIC. B. 25th WANTED Girls to take course In nursing at to Ogden General Hos- ROOMS AND BOARD, all modem pital. conveniences. $14 !4th St WANTED Girl for general houseFOR RENT HOUSES. work, good wages for good glrL Inquire at 2540 Jefferson nve. FOR RENT 3 room house unfurnishu ed. 137 26th. wk WANTED An experienced girt for OSTEOPATHY. no Good housework. general wages, FOR RENT Four-roobrick bouse, . 2475 Jefferson. washing. pantry and cloAet, electric lights, GORDON to IYBB, Osteopath, grad-vat- s 2077 Washington Ave. Apply 2270 from parent school, Klrkivtll WANTED Girl for general houseMa. Office, lwla-Btayaa- r 0 Linooln. block, work. 2752 Wash. Avo. suits 6 frsalaent by appolat-maaREN'D Modem 2, 1, and Hun, gam. to 6 p. m. WANTED Girl for general house- FOR Bell phons 1914K. Ind. 1011 Flats. Cheap. Kelly A Herrick. work. 2322 Jefforaoa. FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE. UPHOLBTERINto SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE 449 Clerk. I Quean Bather ORDER OF WASHINGTON. free ments; position guaranteed; Coyne Brae. Trade catalogue. St. Schools, New York, Chicago, Louis. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LUAN- -J. J. BRUMMITT MONET TO LOAN on farms sad city real estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY Room 6, First National Bank Build-tag- FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Range In good eondltkm, and household furniture. Apply 2681 Grant ave. FOR SALE Flue sideboard, extension table, chairs, couch, steel range, linoleum, carpet, etc. Apply only forenoon No. 250 25th, upstairs over grocery store. 229 , FOR 8ALB Cheap, n light surrey. 8. Ambler, Harrwvllle Ave. Ind Phone S605A. Single barneu end FOR SALE rub- ber tired buggy. 64$ 21st SL FOR SALE Good cow. Volker Ave. Apply 2769 FOR SALE (Single buggy at half the real worth, call at 275 29th Street FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow. 2104 Adams. THE ONLY place for good, fresh eggs and ranch butter Is st Kasius portable and groceries store. 743 23rd. Ind. 1045. Bell 22SZ. YOU are buying eggs which are not fresh, try cure Kxsiui' portable and groceries store, 743 23rd. Ind. 1045, IF Bell 328Z. . FOR SALE On steel folding bed and one bed lounge, good ns new. Inquire 1676 Washington. s In various parts of ths nation, practically along Populist lines and attempts re being made to gatber these under toe banner for toe campaign of 1900." After an hour devoted to short talks from different delegates concerning Populist principles, d recess was taken until 1 o'clock. :4 Ea store Exp rasa.... 4:10 1 4 T allowatuM Bpralal 6:10 l li b f , pj h pje Ex- 1-- Faat pe Mat-qurra- m R y DEPART DAILY. No. 6 Atlantic Mall and nil .7.46 ate points East . 9:00am. No. II, Salt Lake local .... 14, Balt Lake passenger 1:15 No. 2 Chicago and EL Ltfrato PA No i.i.i...-l-M2- e Te0O poiati EMt ARRIVE DAILY. No. 19, Tho Scenic Limited. 1. 00 No. 11, Ogden apccial .....11. 20 No. i. Pacific mafl. Salt Lake and all potato East l Chicago and SL No. limited . No. 18. Local from g m. 9 e XL eae 11.20 e a Louis 2.6SgL Park City .... 6.55 gm. from .18.05 e m. stt points Itast to A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogdea. L A. BENTON, Gee AgL Pegr. Dapt Salt Laka. A. J. CRONIN, Agent, Ogden. and San Pate Valley No. 3 Pacific Expraaa Southern Patifis Company No. 8 Paotflo Expires for Ban Francisco and Inter- mediate point dally.... ' Depart 4:10 No. 103 Mixed train. Ogdea to Montollo, Cortane and Keltoa, dally except Bun-S: 16 day Express No. 5 Paclfle through to San Franclae 11: 6$ axl . dally . 3:26 gAL No. P Feat Matt No. 1 Overland Limited... 4:30 gs Arrive No 6 Atlantic Expraaa from San Francisco dally No I Overland limited... No 204 Mixed train from Montallo via Cortane aad Kelton, daily except Sunday. No 4 Atlantic Express from San Francisco and intermediate points, dally.... No 10 Fast Mail : PA8. Butto and Poeatallo press from Salt Lake City 12:60 SAL No. 5 Atlantia Expraae from Salt Laka City, and Intermediate point dally 1:05 eae No. 7 Portland, Spokane Butte and Pocatello Expires from Salt Lake City,,11.26 eL dally Mall from Balt No. 2:15 Lake City, dally pje No. 11 Cacno Valley ExLake Salt from press City, Provo, Nephl aad 6:15 Juabu daily .. , . ... No. 17 Ia Angeles limited 0:46 pje So. 5 Baatera Expraaa. ... 7:05 pal No. II Yellowstone special 0:06 p.aL limited :i eae Bpokan No. 20, Tha Scenic limited.. 5. 30 aU No. 4, Atlantic Expire i SA8 -- S26-K- ,1 sal Arrive 0 Portland, 4 S y I,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,...,, No. 3 I i I Ogden Union. No. 271; Spokane, Washing toa, maeta every Tuesday Butte sad Pooatello for . W. U. A. In O. 6 oclock evening at Salt Lake City, dally.... 7:10 HalL Visiting comrades Invited to No. 6 Local for Salt Lake attend. , 5:50 City, dally, WM. DOYLE, PrealdraL No. II Cache Valley to Balt WALTER RICHEY. Secretary. 10:40 Lake City N& II Los Angaloa limit2.25 LADIES OF THE MACCABSE ed No. 2 limited for Balt XAko Bllvor Lire No. 1. meota tbe aeooad City, Provo, Nephl and . 4:10 and fourth Tuesdays at 2:10 p. m. at Jnab, dally atreeL Vis- No. 10 Portland, Spoken ONeill Hall, Twenty-fift- h Butto and Pocatello to iting slaters cordially Invite Salt Laka City, dally.... 5:20 BES8IE 8EBR1NO. L- C. LUCY NELSON, R K. aeo-on- d L FOR SALE Good bone, harness end surrey; $85. 346 28th st Bell 1006-Y- . ark Ne Order at No. I Portion 1-- MEN and boys wanted to learn plumbing, plastering, bricklaying; special offer life scholarship, $50, easy pay- S' City Local.. 10:25 a.m. Na 7 Los Angeles Limited 2:50 p.m. 8:00 pal Ml No. 8TF,t J Overland Limited from Omaha.Councll Bluff Kan as City, Denver and AU potato East, daily.... 4:00 pjg. 111-P- No. Did You Ever Step te Think I esa make your old lurallua look Ilka ncwT I do th beat French polishFOUND. ing, also nil kinds at repair work, mature making, cleaning ud relaying BUNCH of keye on chain. Owner can carpets. No large rents to pay; resulL have same by calling on 2970 Adame. lowest prices. Twelve years' expert-cne- e with Boyle Fu rail hi Co.; aim PASTURE. furnish host at reference from Ogden KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. citisana. All ordsra given prompt atFOR RENT Good pasture, clou In. tention. Bernard A. Dukara, 3416 Grant avanus, mtn doura north of Ogden Tent, No. 24, meets the Inquire Read Bros. and fourth Wednesday evenlnp poa toffies. Both phone la shop. Ind. 73QY. STOREROOM. 930; Ball 6I7K. Resides at I o'clock abarp, ta L O. O. F. HalL Visiting Knighto eordially Lavltod to STOVE REPAIR FOR RENT Storeroom for rest Inattra J. W. HALSEY, Commander. quire ISO 15th. THE Summerlll Btov Repair Hum, F, F. BONO. Record Kee per. FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE. office, salesroom and warehouse 2 blocks east erf Tabernacle, then 2 Silver Tent, No. 1, meets first and block north Stores fur rent and third Maudil lltel frute pharm, E Z terms. Friday evening at 8 oclock. In aa usual. coal and 4 lots, 5 nise mines, lawn, begs, kindling Mis; K. of P. ball. Visiting Knights corBoth phones. 1 b tu bars, 1100$. dially Invited. 11 1 3 a 2 rume tea, bam, kupea, JOE WILLETT, Jr.. Commander. PAPER AND HANGING. PAINTING 1 ka, b to kart, 1,000$. R. T. HARRIS, Record Keeper. 1. Waunted: Small boats ner alty. B. J. DRANE, T. Alvord, over Wallses Drug. painting ud paper ROYAL ARCANUM. Are, Ball hanging, 2431 V5 Was 194-681. Ind. FOR a vacant lot, cloa In, mil or Safest and beat Tnauraa men for phono James E. Ballantyae, 111 Soone, two pr three thousand dollars INSURANCE. cles bldg. Moon tola Council, No. 627, Rocky second end fourth Friday evenmeets PubNe. Real N. W. PEIRCE, Notary FOR BALE A cottage In at A. O. U. W. hall, over HowEstate; Fire, Life and Accident U' ings ewer district; suitable for railroad atom. ell's Visiting brothan cordially BL 407 14th usance, or bualneu mu; It hu city water, invited. bath, electric lights, cement walks FRANK FOULGER Regent Real Esto buslnces cuter, a large lot, sice B. H. GODDARD, Insurance, J. W. WOTHER3POON, Collector, tate and Loaae. Rooms 4UVi, 412, hade, beautiful laws and a choice to B. ROBERTS, Secretory. 411 Utah Loam A Treat Building. location close la; price $3,200. Call or phooe Jamea E. BaUantya lit A. to U. W. JUNK. Bcclaa build lag. Fidelity Lodge No. 2, A. O. U. W. on IF you have any kind at Junk, 'phone A BRAN NEW founoom boua to Ogden Jcnk House; wa will call Meets la A. O U. W. Hall ovary Bab Adams avenue, clou la. well locat; Ind. 725. urday evening for It Beil phone Visiting brothers Ined, $1,400. No payment down ud vite no Interest. J. J. BmmmltL JAMES H. VLAUGHLIN. M. W. HAIR GOODS AND COSTUME WALTER RICHEY, Recorder. house, lot 60x140 A GOOD two-rooW. N. PEIRCE, Financier. neighborto alley, aim trees, good HAIR SWITCHES for ule at reduced hood $450. Terms. J. J. Brum-DltHair chains a specialty. price DEGREE OP HONOR. coatumea ta rent for balls AU orders mall prompttheaters. and FOR 8ALE A lino fruit farm, half Degree of Honor, meets every Wedly attended tx Mrs. C. E. Lee, 821 mils from street ear. John nesday evening at I o'clock at A. to 24th. P. O. Box 435. 161 25th street U. W. hall. Mrs. Nellie Canfield, C. of H.; Miss L. Jennie Front, recorder; WHITEWASHING. Mias Lola Fierce, financier. Visiting ftod building lot on 22nd $150 BUYS mitt. street car line. J. J. Brum Whltewuhor, member cordially Invito Adamson, Thoaau attention te all orders Prompt TWO COTTAGES near B. 1'. shops, WOODMEN OP THE WCRLDl 'Phono 454-r- , Ball. no payment down, no Interest, twenty-five dollars per month. Only IL SANITARY WORK Weber Camp, No. 74, meota la K. 500. J. J. BrumttltL of P. haU in Utah National Beak DONE at all kinds Bell pboa S09Z building every Thursday erasing at GREAT BARGAIN ta residence propo'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially Nats McCarty. 8726 Grant erty on th bench, paying tea per invited to attend. SAMUEL B. JOST, to to cut Interest net on the InveatmuL Must be Bold st ones J. J. Brum-mit- t. DENTIST E. AUTH, Clerk, First Nat Bank Building DR D. N. SMITH, ! Nat Bnk. Bldg. week one Wa have BALE FOR cniy KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS. left la which to sell that four-roo12th on houM and let frame big No. 2, Knights of Ogden Lodg FRATERNAL treat for $1,200, oaotolrd caah and meets at Cast la Hall, Utah Pytbiaa, 0 menu at balanm en monthly pay National Bank building, every MonFRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. per cent. HUNTER A KENNEDY. day evening Att K. of P.'s requested to meet with us. T. No. 871, F, oa 32nd, Ogdon Lodge A HOUSE and hall acre lot C. A. HUBS, to to at fourth end second Tuesdays meets treat car linn, trees and forty shares HENRY HANSEN, M. of F. balk W. U. A. O. In Visiting of water in Brack canal. $750. I p. m. L. N. MEID, K. of R. and Invited. members eordially Terms. J. J. Brummltt. President D. H. ADAMS, RATHRONE SISTER CORA HOBBS, Secretory CHOICE BUILDING lot on Wall A re, 8. T. MILLER Treasurer. $300. J. J. Brummltt Meets every Faturday afternoon at 2:80 in Pythian hall, Utah National FORESTERS OF AMERICA. FOR BALE An Income property it a Bank building. Sojourning etotora corfor bargain. A paying Investmenttbous-anNo. 2, Foresters at dially invited to attra Court Waartch, six to on four wbo a bu any MRS. TILL! 2 ROBB, M. E. to dollars for residence or Income. America. Meet I. O. O. F. Hall, 24th MRS. ISABEL WYANT. U Not a speculation. N. IL Ivei. 2u3 street Ant and third Wednesday evenand to ing! of eadh mnnth at 7:80. Eccles Bid O. W. HALSEY. C. R. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS p. a. GARNER Secretary. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS A No. 2 California Express from Council Bluffs, Omaha. Denver. Kansas dty i h y 2322 t. xs 1:20 bitan Express Overland Limited for Omaha.Councll Bluffs, Daa-ve- r, Kansas dty and East 1:00 PA IK-P- ark City Local... 5:10 Los Angeles Limited 7:06 pal nja. - 4 AtUntlo Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City and aU puinu East, dally 7:20 pjk - Chapter No. 4. O. Regular meetings hold at Masonic Hall on Washington avenue, between Dr. A. FERNLUND, Physician and Twenty-fift- h streets ana Twenty-sixtOffice hour, 10 to II a too first and third Friday of sack Burgeon. m., 2 to 4 p. m. 140 !5th BL 'Fhue month. Sojourning member oordlalir 220. Invited to attend. ELSIE BADCON, W. M. I MUSICIANS DIRECTORY. LILLIE HALS TED. Secretary. E. W. NICHOLS, teacher of all mili- ORDER OP RAILWAY CONDUCTOR tary band Instruments and eosdao-to-r North of Ogdon. of tbe Weber Stake Academy Wasatch Divides No. 124, O. SL C, Dftpsit acd tigdu Concert beads Blwdlov moots aeooad and fourth Friday at No. 9 Portland, Spoken 111 Patterson A vs. mix 1:80 p. m. la 1L of P. hall, corner Pocatello and Buttt Ka- Proa dally 1:25 Washington avenue and 24th street MR. A. H. GROSS Expert Plane Tun- AU brothers art eordially Iavllad to No. 18 Matod Local, via er sad Repairer, with Baras's Musts attend. Brigham, dally exoept tor Grand Opera House BJk. GEO. ALLEN. C. to S.20 Sunday No. 7 Fait Mail, Portia a IX L. BOYLE, and T. TAILOR Pocatello and Spoken Butt dally 12:10 FRATERNAL ORDER OP EAGLE pj No. 11 Cache Valley Ex Ckthu cleaned and praaasd $1 a . . . press, 5:20 , Fraternal Order of Eagle dally mould, 117 26th SL Bell 'pboaa Ill s Ogdea p.L Aerie, N& 111, F, O. EL, meets every No. lit Yellowstone Special for the Park DRESSMAKING. 0:20 p.m. Monday evening la Eagloa hU, east of Rood hotel, at 1:00. Visiting Brother DRESSMAKING and plain Hwlng Eagles are lavltod to attend tha Aerie Arrive No. 14 Yellowatono Special meetings. due, 123 Slat BL from the Park 1:10 a J. C. GABBERG, W. PrealdenL No. A Fast Mall from Port- D T. TRAC, Beoretary. BUMMER SCHOOL lead, Spokano, PocatoUa DR II. B. rORBER Aerie Pbyalctoa. and Butt daily 7:00 sal WANTED Tutoring High School or No. IS Cache Valley ExP. O. ELK grades Bell phone I24E. 2785 Grant J0:SI SAL pire dally No. 10 Portland. Spoken Ogden Lodge, No. 719. meets orery Butte Pocatello, dally 5:10 p.BL BUMMER SCHOOL begin June 4th. Tuesday evening. Lodge and olub No. 84 and Mated Local via For particulars apply Ruth E. rout, room second floor Maaoalo building. Brigham, dally except 2416 Washington Avn 2465 Van Buna. 6:26 p.Bk Sunday V. D. BROWN, B. R South of Ogdea. J. H. KNAUBR Secretary. FIRST CLASS furnished rooms, at th Bismarck, 152 25th SL WANTED Girl for housework, Jefferson. Drum-uni- 6 KOFSS10NAL PHYSICIANS t RENT--Furnish- FOR RENT Furnished rooms. nett Block. j. J. D. MURPHY, Flrat Nat. Bank Bldg. house1 Terms. J. i 1 fUjxftrt 6 Bego Lily Circle, No. 174, moots ovary aaooad and fourth Friday sights la K. of P. ha at 7:1 VuUiag ATTORNEYB-AT-LA- FOR rooms suitable for gentlemen. 182 gird. HELP WANTED. FEMALE Furnished rooms for ligh. iiouMnepli.g. Mjutxa, 2twl Grant Avn FOR RENT $1,om;. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. MRS. ADDIE CLARK, to K. A 'jOOD OPPORTUNITY to secure a ELLEN EASTMAN, Clark. 2314 choice ranch of 440 acres, which proWashington Avenue duced in 19u5, $1,600 la hay and has 12i acres of farming land, beside Women of Woodcraft, Ogdea Clrel plenty of good range, water In meets evciy Tuesday sight at abundance and good improvements. 6S1, 7:86 o'clock, K. of P. ha Visiting Will sell cheap for eato or exchange invited. for deairuble city property. For par- Neighbors Duea eaa bo paid at tha office of Ed. ticulars see Ja. E. Ballantyae. 119 Auth, toe afierauua of tho 28th of each Eccles Bldg. month, First National Bask Bldg. MARY E. BAUMEMTEK. G. N 679 TWO rooms, with board. House thoroughly moncru. Mi. M. U. Meyer, 371 22ni Sc FOR BENT d in-re- Queen City, Rebekah Lodge No. 4, Meets first and third Saturdai evening at Odd Felloai' etroeL Visiting Kkll, Twenty-fourtmembers Invited. MISS LULA WOODBCRKY. Noble Grand. MRS. E. MEID, Secy., 711 23rd SL I. U. O. F. 7:10 5:30 xl pj 6.60 p.m. 5:50 p.m. 6:10 gm |