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Show THE M0RX1S0 TRANSPORT ARMY iff often within a ng ON THE SHERIDAN FOLLOWS THE CHURIA TO DISASTER. m a Cent Rf Near Mother fanatic. d' and Caeiiet Land Boat. Tea, maam, I j ! i opened owing to the fact that the Sheridan with water tight compartment and haa a double bottom, it ie lelieved that ah haa auataiued no nerioiia damage. The tug Fearlea haa etart Td for the acene and will render all the uMlataace in her power. la provided MANCHURIA IS HELD FAST. Honolulu. Aug. 41. Sounding! bhow that at low tide then la only ten feet d of water on tbo Manchuria' aide. It reported that there ia live feet of water In her hold and that ahe haa aualalned structural damage along the Unee of her bilge end keel. The 1,600 tone of coal she haa aboard wlU be Jettisoned. Captain Metcalf has engaged a dredger for iim n caae it should be needed. H nays be dost not eipect to float the steamer In leas than two week. An order from tha agent of the steam-ahi- p company excluded representative of tha preas from the atnnded vessel. star-boar- 1 Asrwwural Memory. A I walk along a dark, lonely road my ears are on the alert I glance to right and loft I look over my about-deWhere did I learn tbla habit! May It not tie the memory disk giving off Its record! My oarage ancestor learned liy long years of experience te he specially on hi guard In a lonaly plnrc and In the dark. Whan my indication la thoroughly roused I And c. hands cllm-b- , there la a tightening of tha Him, tha teeth are more plainly visibly and the whole attitude la suggestive of making a aprtng. Hera la a trait of early man, who gathered bits-el- f together and sprang upon hla enemy to read him with tooth and elaw. 1 have often noticed that when people use the. word "offensive it Is accompanied by a quiver of tbe nostrils an4 an Involuntary movement of tbe boss. The . Imagination le etill ha noted by that pier of very offensive carrion which my primitive ancestor with a prejudice for raw meat found toe among for him, so strong that hie Bonn rejected It at once. Nineteenth Cen. tury. my Ferelee Usings,. te te Leans a the of frea Ons attempts and thus aa Independent me of the language, with a comparatively small vocabulary. Conscientious reading and well conducted conversations will then quickly enlarge the vocabulary and develop the faculty of expression. . Bat I cannot lay too much stress upon the fact that tha free and exact rendering of ends own thought in writing la the moat efficient exeretan In acquiring a language. In mere conversation we are apt to slip over difficulties by permitting ourselves vagueness and lnaecuracias of expression which would sternly demand corree-tio- n and correction, too, easily kept In mind when tbe written words look ca In tbe face. To qulckeu the efficacy of this sxerclM requires, of course, n tem-beable not only te pound gram-uiilic- al rale Into the bead of tbo pupil. but also to stir up la tho study of the language n mentally active Interest ia the subjects spoken or written a I lout.- Carl kcbnrx'a Reminiscences In mty begin expression, r - McClure's. Bailors ss Strike. Entfkb soldiers or sailor should strike for more pay In a way inch a we are accustomed to In trade Rounds impossible, but auch things bare occurred, the last time being In April. JTD7, when tbe sailors demanded higher wages and literally atruck, othTbe admiralty erwise mutinying. agreed to meet their demands, but But doing o at once, tbe sailors aboard tbe London struck or mutinied again, and for ordering the marines to Are, there- That by killing tome men. Admiral Colpoys and hi captain were mads fy be sailors. On May 10 ct was passed granting tbe pay. and the king pardoned -- London Telegraph. prisoners a special tacreaaed tbo motl-r-a Ksiral f sectaries. Many bird are provided with natural transparent mem bran spectacle, C"IM the third eyelid. This third eys-when not hi see He folded hi tbo Inner comer of tbe eye. Two mneclea work It spreading it over the cornea or folding It up again ranch more cleverly thn a man ran put on or take off hi spectacle. But for its third eyelid the tgle could not look at the eon. The spectacled bear belongs to Chile. Its I a tin name ia oraatus. It la black, and around Ha eyes palo rings are drawn which have exactly the appearance Ia a pair of goggle. Ft lamia ftm Globe-Democra-t. Wind Triarttr. Tbe average velocity of tbo wind lo low, in most places between Are and ten miles an boor, corresponding re pressure of from epettve!y to two ounces tsWj eight ounces a square tootDuring portions of neatly every day. however, somewhat higher velocities are recorded, since tho aver get can tola considerable periods of tcit - Tha Dim Fast. genProfessor itecturiugi-Oxyg- en, tleman, is easuptlal to all animal existence. Thefe could he no life without it Ftrangr to say, it was not discovered Student until a century ago, when Mint did they da before it waa discovered. professor! ADVERTISEMENT OH THIS FAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 2S CENTS. ALL ADVER TISEMENTS MUST BE FAiO IN ADVANCE. BUSIEXCEPTING NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. Matter What You Want No WANTED Veal, pork and cnick-rns- ; highest cash pries paid at Weather by a wholesale and retail butcher anj packer, 2458 Wash. Slaughter hi uae, cold storage and atuck yards at Woet Thlrty-tvontSt, Ogden, Utah. h You tho umn ran get it quicker through r want colthan by any other method. 8tandard-Examine- FEMALE 8 d It esque retreat located near Raymond. Dog Cornets Hencoop cove, U a well knows place in Wlntbrop, while ent on tbo Coon road strange things have Sometimes happened. A mil long la Pis Hole hill the steepest ever, and all tha way up ate llttla rests to hang the ptna on." people say. Over Poland way to tbo hunger Inspiring name of Booftown, white highly onggastlva of negligee was the old name of Faces rippa. One does not hST to die to pass through Purgatory, and some of tho most prominent men in tbe state ban ballad from this einfnl region. Neither ore the gates of Eden closed to all mortals, but nowadays on jour- neys via an ancient toll bridge that leads tha traveler straight to this enchanted lsnd. Lewiston (Ms.) Journal The First AnovoA Ship. According to tb beet authorities on cariosities of tbe navy nod warfare In gensnl tbo first armored vessel was launched in tin year 1M0. it was one of tb fleet manned by tbe Knights of SL John and was entirely covered with sheets of lead. Tb account of tbe time leave ns In darkness as to tbe tinrknes of tbla lead armor, but they re very positive In tin statement that they ware of sufficient strength to success fully resist all tin shots of tint day." At tin siege of Gibraltar la 1783 tbe French and Spaniards used war vessels which wen armored with Hgbt iron boom proofing over their The decks and to tin waters edge. very first practical naa of wrought Iron plates aa a defense for the aides of vessels was by tin French In the Crimean war In 1853. Jaapwa eC the Sea. Many of tha inhabitants of tin sea are good Jumpers and soma have become famous. Among them should be mentioned tbe tarpon or silver kLig. a huge fish with arales that gleam Ilka silver. - In the Pacific waters tbs tuna, an ally of tin horse mackerel to noted for It tea pa Sometimes a school sweeps iv the coast, and tha powerful fish, often weighing 800 pounds, are seen In tin air In every direction. They dart like an arrow, turn gracefully five or six feet in the air an come down, keeping the water for acres In n foam, and, if not tin greatest, they ara certain!y tin moat graceful of tbe Jump-er- a of the eea. The Whlrtlac of m Ballet. Bullets from the thirty caliber rifles of tin United States army whirl with great rapidity. The rifling gives one revslgtlon of tbs bullet about its axis ia ten Indie. At tin muzste tha velocity af the bullet to 2J90O feet a second, which me ns 2.790 turns second. assuming that tin bullet does not atrip In tin tiffing. The circumference of tin bullet to D42 hicb, which gives a peripheral velocity of 2.000 indies each second, or 13.000 feet n minute. ' The Salattea. Hie bankruptcy court can boast soma delightfully naive rejoinders. How, gtr, tl It Boaslbte," angrily demanded . Adams. 2630 8 FOR RENT rooms, 137 28th 25-t- 8 211 tno Good caw aheap. 4tiS W. 4 31 r le. Come get it better nam I O Light housekeeping h FOR SALE ?4th l!4 for Ends " We bm housekeeping 8 18 Imo Ends "I m: sell cm T Alvord. t T Alvord and "Odd "Odds and WINDOW CLEANING, Kansas City and East 1:90 p m. Park City Local. . . 5:29 p.m. 8Los Angelas Limited 7:99 p.m. 4 Atlantic Express for No. 112 N. 2459 No. Denver, Omhaha. Council Bluffs, Kansas City aud all point East, daily 7:19 p.m. L234 rh-m- p 8 3 FOR RENT Furnished mows suitable 16 f fur gentlemen. Iti2 23rd. 18-t- Ben- moms. 3 BOARD AND ROOM. FOR RENT First-clas- s room and board at tha Virginia; meat popular place hi the city. BOARD AND ROOM -4- 49 8t. 20th ROOMS AND BOARD, all modern 1 614 24'b St. oonvenleaces. 21-- tf FOR RENT HOUSES. House; end chickens and furniture for sale. 2612 Madison. FOR RENT lit Silver Hive No. 1. meets the second and fourth Tuesdays at 3:30 p. m. at O'Neill Hall, Tweaty fifth street. Vis YOUNG BUSINESS MAN wants to king staters cordially invited. 1U0. will repay 1125 in 3 borrow BESSIE SEBRING, I,. C. months; good security. Please reply LUCY NELSON, R. K. to P. O. box R3S. Ogden. Utah. 1 11 It. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. CARPENTER work of all kinds done. Ogdes Tent. No. 24. meets tha Small jobs a specialty. Both phones snd fourth Friday evenings 8 1144K. at 8 o'clock sharp, ia 1. O. O. F. hall. Visiting Knights 001 dully invited to WANTED Venl. pork and chickens; attend. highest rash price paid at Westh-erby'J. W. HALREY, Commander. wholesale snd retail butcher F. F. BOND, Record Keeper. and packer, 2458 Wash. Slaughter house, cold storage and stock yard MASONIC. at West Thirty-seventSL, Ogdeu. Utah. Queen Esther Chapter No. 4. O. E. S. Regular meetings held at Masonic PASTURE. Hsll on Washington avenue, between Twenty-fiftstreets and Twenty-sixtFOR RENT Good pasture, class in. tb first and third Fridays of each Reed Bm. Inquire month. Bojeurning mambein cordially Invited te attend. ELSIE BADCON. W. M. PROFESSIONAL ULUE HALSTED. Secretary. WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS. sec-an- d North ef Ogden. k Depart. 9 -- Portland, Spokaae, Pocatello and Butts Ex1:35 Sto. press, daily No. 33 lialad liocal, via Brigham, dally except No. Sunday $:20 No. 7 Fast Mail. Portland. ' Pocatello Spokane, and 12:20 p.m. Butte, daily No, 11 Cache Valley Ex- . 5:29 p,to. press, dally. No. 18 Yellowstone Special S-i- ..... ,...., h FOR RENT One fln-no- n cottage, w modern. Inquire 140 list at. FOR RENT WodolL New nlsevoota house. Mlm A88AYERE. FOR RENT Modem I, 8. and Fists. Cheap. Kelly A Herrick. J. G. LIND, Asssjer. W. E. Academy, 2445 Jeff, av., Ogden, Utah. from tb C-- MUSICIANS' DIRECTORY. E. MONEY TO LOAN J. J. BRUM MITT. teacher of all band Instruments and conductor of tha Weber Stake Academy and Ogden Concert bands. Studio, 852 Patterson Art. W. NICHOLS, mill-tnr- Lewls-Btay-n- two-roo- 3-- Address P. O. Box 441, call Ind. Tal. 1731 A. cheap. or $1369. DONE of all kinds. Bell 'phone S99Z. Net. McCarty, 272$ Grant. South of Ogden OF EAGLES 4 a.m. p.m. p.ns. Depart -- No. IS Loa Angelos Limit8.25 p.m. ed No. 2 limited for Salt Lake City, Provo, Nepbl, aud Ogden Lodge, No. 719, moot every t:10 p.m. Jush, daily Tuesday evening. Ixdf end club rooms, second floor Masonic building, No. 10 Portland, Spokane, 241fi Washington Avenue. Butte and Pocatello to Balt Lko City, dally.... 8:20 p.m. W. D. BROWN. E. R. J. H. KNAl'SS, Rc rotary. 0. B. F. ELKS. ............. Arrive. ORDER WASHINGTON. OF No 9 Portland, Spokane, Butte and Pocatello Ex- Ogden Union. No. 172. Order of press from Salt Lake City 12:50 am. every Tuesday No. 5 Atlantic Express Washington, meet from Salt Lake City, and evening at 8 o'clock in A. O. U. W. hall. Visiting comrades invited to Intermediate points, dally 8:05 a.m. No. 7 Portland, Spokane. attond. WILLIAM DOYLE. PresidenL Butte and Pocatello ExWALTER RICHEY, Secretary. press from Salt Lake City, ..... 11 88 a.m. doily MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. No. 1 Fast Mall from Balt 1:88 p.m. lake City, dally Utah Camp, No. 9949, A. W. AGEE, No. 11 Cache Valley Express from Salt Lake V. C.; J. H. SHAFER. Clerh. Mee'a City, Provo. Nephi and every Tuesday night at Eagle H!l, $ . 8:15 pm. Juab, daily, .... . p. m. Visiting member Invited. No. 17 Los Angeles Limited 1:45 y m. No. $ Eastern Express.... 7:05 FORESTERS OF AMERICA. No is Yellowstone special 9:08 p.m. Court Wasatch. No. 2, Foresters of America. Meets I. O O. F. ball, 24th street, first and third Wednesday evenings of each month at. 7:20. -- ....... pa G. W. HALSEY. C. R. P. A. GARNER, Secretary. A. 0. U. W DEFART DAILY. Ftdsll'y Lodge No 2. A. O. U. W. Meets In A. O. U. W. hsll every Sat- NO; 6 Atlantic Mail and all ! II urday evening. Visiting brothers Inpoints East vited No. 12 Salt Lake local... . 8:00 JAMES H. MLAUGHUN. M. W. No. 14 Salt Lake passenWALTER RICHEY, Recorder. 51 ger W. N. PEIRCE, Financier. No 2 Chicago and StLouia Limited' DEGREE OF HONOR. No. 39 Tbe Beanie Limited l:$9 No. 4 Atlantic Express, all every Ogden Lodge No. 1, meet points East 8 ARRIVE DAILY. Wednesday evening at o'clock at the A O U. W. hall. Visiting members No 19 The Soenle limited 1:09 11:29 No. 11 Ogden epedal cordially Invited. Mrs. Jomims C. of H : Mrs Jeanette Hill, No. 8 Pacific Moll Salt financier; Mies L Jennie Prout, reLake and all points East 11:30 corder. No l Chicago ant Bt.Loute - 7-- Fur-nis- a. a.ns. R.m, PR p.m. p.m. p.m, a.m. a.m. s.m. p.RL. Limited No. 13 Local from Park City and San Pet Valley 1:88 p.m. Weber Camp, No. 74. meet in K. No. 3 Pacific Express from .13.0$ ijb. of P. hall in Utah National Bank all polnta East. building every Thursday evening at 8 C A. HENRY, Ticket Agent. Ogden. oclock. Visiting Woodmen cordially I.' A. BENTON, Gen Aft- - Pgr. Dept. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Invited to attend. -- Lake. J. CRONIN, Agent, Ogdon. SaK LORIN G. HEKTNGER. C. C. E. AUTH. Clerk, FI rat Natl Ftnk Building. -- l-- T t a.m. 4:10 ajn. Fraternal Order of Eaglea. Ogden No. 4 Eastern Express Aerie, No. 116, F. O. E., meet every No. 14 Yellowstone Special 1:19 a.m. Spokane, Monday evening in Eagles ball at of No. Butts and Pocatello for Read hotel at 9:00. Visiting Brother Aeri Lake ara to Salt attend the invited City, dally.... 7:29 a.m. Eaglea No. 6 Local for Salt La ks meeting. J. C. GARBERG, W. President. City, daily ................ . $.20 e.o. No. 12 Cacba Valley to Salt D. T. TRACY. Secretary. DR. H B. FORBES, Aeri Physician Lake City...... .......... 19.69 n.B. Fouf-roorbrick residence, 2 acres of land, with good variety of FRATERNAL fruit also good water right $2,000. KNIGHTS OF FYTHIAS. frame house with A good royal arcanum. block from barn and city water, car line- - $1,250.00. Ogden Lodge. No 2. Knight of Safest and hart. Insures men for Pvthtas. residence la meets nt Castle HalL Utah An elegant thousand dollars. three or one. two first cl ss lorstioa near car 11ns National Bank building, every MonNo. 627. Council, Mountain Rocky $1700. day evening All K. of P.'s requested even-Ing- a and fourth double houie with meet second U. W. hall,Friday A good over How. to meet with ns. O A. at $ acre of land located on bench, BENJAMIN MARRIOTT. C. C. store. Visiting brothers cordially haa city water in each apartment. ell' E. R. GEIGER. M. of F. Invited. L. N. MEID, K. of R. and S. Renta for $24 per month. All FOULGER. Regent FRANK 12.250. Collector. WOTHER8POON, W. RATHBONE SISTERS. jG. B. ROBERTS. Secretary. Chnuncey Parry, cor. 23rd and Wash. Phone 359K. Meets every Saturday afternoon at BROTHERHOOD. FRATERNAL 2:80 in Pythian hall. U'sh National B-Bank building. Sojourning sisters Ogden Ledge, No. 271. T. F. , for the lot, certifying that it had invited to attend. Tuesdmvs at fourth and second of law. meets the met the requirements MRS. TILLIE ROBB. M. E C. ball W. O. U. A Visiting the in law m., $ Jn administering p. Secretary MRS. ISABEL WYANT, L. of R. Wilson said he would apply common members cordially Invited and C. President. ADAMS. was H Intennot his It P sense and that Secretary. HOBBS, or CORA to impose any tion to be hysterical WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS R. T. MILLER, Treasurer. unnecessary hardship on the pecker e am. 11-C- ache ........ SANITARY WORK FOR SALE A good 6400m residence on 27th street, firatetaas lontion, FRATERNAL ORDER ' 5:50 Fadt Mail from Portland, Spokane, Pocatello and Butte, dally .,7:90 No. Valley Ex10:3$ press, dally.. No. 19 Portland, Spokane, Butte and Pocatello, dally $:$$ No. 14 Moled Local via dally Brigham, except 6:2$ Sunday . MONET TO LOAN on forms and city rest estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY Room 6, First- - Nstionsl Bank Build-ini- - Park No. 8 l. phones. Bell 515K; Ind. 511. Real denes 646 Wash. Ind. phone SOI. p.m. Arrive, No. 14 Yellow alone Special Wasatch Divistoa No. 124, O. R. , meets second and fourth Friday at 2:80 p. at. in K. of P. ball, corner PHYSICIANS AND BURGEONS, LOST Fox terrier, year old, Mark Washington arena asd 24th tract. Respot In forehead, black bob-talAll blethers nr cordially invited to A. DR. FERNLUND, Physician and attend. turn to A. F. Richey. Reward. 8 S04t Surgeon. Office hours, JO snd 12 a. GEO. ALLEN, C. C. 2 4 p. m. 240 25th St. Offioa to m., MONEY TO LOAN. D. U BOYLE, B. and T. LOST. I:9 for tha Park ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS firat-clas- Sir-Noth- oju. re; 28-t- 24-t- ing Aug. Washington, short of tho placing on most prod nets of labels which will not deceive tbs public was the ultimatum which Secretary Wilson delivered to forty rep resentatives of various packing houses Hares ftor, if the here yesterday. packers want their goods acrepted for Interstate shipment, the packages must bear labels more apeclfle than those used hitherto. It will not go, for Instance, to state merely that n package contains sausage. The label must distinctly describe the article plainly, show that tbe sausage Is made entirely of pork, of pork end beef combined, or of other Ingredients. The elimination of certain advertising features on the labels will also be Insisted upon. The packers were pen tlcuisrly solicitous regarding the meat products already put up and held In stock, hut Secretary Wilson assured them 'it waa not his intention to open every package, hut to select a certain if they were found ns percentage, and would euthorlxs labels rapresnted he N. Grant. ELLEN EASTMAN. Clerk. Waabingion Avenue. Depart. 1:29 3S1. mee'a 7 39 o'clock, A man to act aa District FOR RENT, OFFICES. for n large Mfg. Co., sp-- pointing salesmen to sell a staple Una to farmers. If yon are looking FOR RENT Tws niee offices over I. MR. A. H. GROSE Expert Plano Tun8 f L, Clark A Sons' Store. for n business proposition, call 2465 er and Repairer. With Barnes' Music 1 timnt nva. store,. Grand Opera House Blk. BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED Two reliable men with TAILORS. rigs to assist In selling n staple ar- BUSINESS for aa cheap, centrally located. Address P., care Standard. ticle to tho Farmers. Call batwaon Clothes cleaned and pressed $1 a 6 and 8 p. m, 2455 Grant Ave. month, 157 25th St. Bell 'phone 86M. a SALE FOR Strictly IJMt in restaurant; beat location OSTEOPATHY. bell WANTED Reliable and elevator City. Kelly A Herrick. ' Kenboys, $11 and 820 per month. GORDON a. IVES, CORA G. IVES. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. yon hotel. Salt Lake City. Osteopaths, graduates from parent school, Kirksvilte, Mo. tan for MONTH months PER $8 buys block, suits 54. Treatment by 89x130 on lot a good building feet HEN to learn barber trade; wages Honrs 9 a. m. to 5 appointment. 3. Bt. J. Brummltt. waitlist while learning; good situations m. Bell phone 1014-Ind. 1018p. ing our graduates. Moler System St. car lot 22nd on CHOICE building College, Belt Lake City. UPHOLSTERING. Una. only $150. Make your term. I Brummltt. Mm J. J. Did You Ever Step te Think fit opposing counsel' of the bankrupt, can make your old furniture look I one One and dollar cash Ilka new! I do the heat French to live In the luxurious style yon have ONLY 125. dollar per week buys a nice build- ing, also all kinds at repair work,polishmat. affected on $2W n year!" The witness Brumthe bench. J. J. ing lot on and rslirlng tress cleaning making, replied, with an air of Justifiable pride, Mm mltt. carpets. No large rests to pay; result, that that was n problem to which bo lowest prices. Twelve years' experibad devoted considerable time la tb $1200 BUYS a new four-mocottage, ence with Boyle Furniture Co.; alio tercets and social tb in of economy, large closet and pantry, electric light furnish beet of reference from Ogden results of bla bumble efforts wen now and city water, located witbln two citlsens. All orders given prompt and a half blocks of tbo Rio Grande before the court" Barnard A. Danker, 2416 depot .on the bench; small payment Groat avenue, seven doors north sf down; tho balance the same as pay- pos toffies. Both phono In shop. lad. Seaoeetlve, ing rent. J. J. BrumraltL for tbo Gee whte!" said Georg 920; Ball 6S7K. Residence 73SY. twentieth time. It makes me mad THE last few weeks I have sold one INSURANCE. every time I think of the $10 I lost hundred lot. I still have 144 cheap lota today. I actually feel as If I'd like to Inin different parts of tbo city; no W. N. PIERCE, Notary Public. Real have somebody kick mo. terest, no taxer: until sold these Estate: Fire, Ufa asd Accident Intbs said dear the By way, George," lota go very cheap ea terms te ratt surance, 407 24th St think m girl dreamily, don't you youd pnreasera J J. Brummltt better apeak to father this evening!" JUNK. MCE lot on 30th St ; only $50; $10 Philadelphia Press. per month. J. J. Brummltt. THE INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buys all kinds of Junk. Ball phone 62GZ luyltlm. brick Sbme men are so snplclons, said FOR SALE Farm, Ind. phou 2C92D. Green A Jacob-se743-ly- r bouse and good out building!; good 2145 Pacific. tbe pessimist rithat if they went Into cultlra-tloa; water right; 20 acre under tbe organ grinding business they would 15 acres pasture; all fenced; a IF TOU have any kind of junk, 'phone compel nil tb monkeys to carry llttla snap. $2000. Inquire John Morignone. to Ogden Junk House; we will call cash registers," Philadelphia Bulletin. Hooper, Utah. for It. Bell 'phens I26K; Ind. 721. Bawettwes. Happens FOR BALE Farm; $0 acres farming A man and wife Shouldn't taka themHAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. land, 30 aerea pasturing land, $ cow, selves too seriously. Theres such a pigs, chickens, ducks and turkeys and fuming tools. R. M. Simpson. HAIR SWITCHES far sale at reduced thing as falling out by sheer fores of Hair chains Hooper. rarity. Puck. specialty. prices Masquerade costumes to rent for or Partial cash. All FOR 8ALE payments mail theaters ball orders and Gilding tit whistle win not rates tbs Nice brick house, (table, chicken attended te. Mrs C. E. Lee, v promptly steam. 321 24th. P. O. Box 4S5. house, etc., at Ftv Points. Very MUST OBEY G. Violliug COM- h WANTED Manager PACKERS Sep Lily Circle. No 174. meet evsecond and fourth Friday night MRS. BESSIE LEE. Easton Exptess.... No. 2 -- Overland Limited ter Omaha.Council Bluffa,Da-ve- r ery- t si 7 89, in K of 1' ball. neigbbots curdiallv invited. PACIFIC RAILROAD PANY. Women of Woodcraft. Ogden Circle Arrive. ev.-r. Tuesdav night at .. -- California Express K of F. hall. Visiting from Council Bluffs, OmaUTAH window and bousa classing, Neighbors Invited ha. Denver, Kansas City o janitor and porter work. Baa Dues can be paid at tb efflrs of Ed. and 8:1 Co. Bell 760Y. Office, 414 I4ia Au'h. tb aferuoon of dally FOR RENT Furnished rooms for tbs 28th of rack No. IllEast, Park City Local. .19: 61 rest. 11 if month. First housekeeping 22?' Lincoln Nation) Bank Bldg No. 7 Los Angelas Limited t: SUSIE ALDEN, G K , lit Twenty-sixt- No 9 -- Fast Mail : WANTED. TO BUY. FOR RENT Cleon furnished rooms, street No. 1 Overland Limited with bath, thoroughly renovated: MARIE CRITES. Clerk. 2731 Mon from Omaha.Council Bluffs, also light housekeeping rooms. The WANTED To buy a sereod band sur roe Avenue. Kansas Citr. Denver and must b ia eaod condition and Colonial. Sfil 24th Ft. Mrs. 8. L. all poinia East, dally..,. 4:90 p.m. Address t rare Standard 8 f Chinn, Manager LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, mod2444 well Are. ern, near depot. HELP WANTED. u qMr Samoa. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. FOR RENT FUrnisbed nett Block. WANTED Giri for housework; small A hundred end fifty years ago tbl family, good wages. Mrs. Runyan. 30 24th. farm hands and house servants ol England were clothed in lea thee. A WANTED Girl for general house good pair of leather breaches was salj work. Apply assistant superintendto pass from father to son as an heir ent, State Industrial school. loom. Then a boy went to school well protected aa ao armored cruiser. WANTED Girl for general houseTha author of Dlillaburyo in the 45 1 2L3t work. 141 22nd. offers some observations upon thru articles of common wear: The test ol FOR RENT Furnished front room, 243 22nd. Board rinse by. a good pair waa to try if they wdulj stand upright of them selves alien no WANTED Good girl for general body was in them. If they would da housework. Apply 432 27th 61. ao they were good, strong stuff and likely to last for many yean. My father remembered a prentice lad com- WANTED Fifty girls to work In Waing to bis father, whose fond mothet satch Canning factory, transportabad provided him with anch a pair, tion furnished. Bee T. B. Heller. and they were the means of a vasi of fun" in a gams tlut is unknown la the days that la, for tbe boys to set WANTED A dining room girl at tha lwk tho brocchea upright and then Jump into them without touching them with tbo bands. It waa probably a pair oi WANTED Waitresses and chambermaids, 828 per month; room sad fuch leather breaches that the Wlndsoi board. Kenyon bold. waa when IIL George boy wearing asked him if he did not know that tha WANTED Middle-agehousekeeper. man befog blm wag the king. Inquire at 151 36th said the boy. vTcl" " "Then why don't you go on youi ANTED Good girl for general housework. Apply 432 27th sL knees, and yon might kina the king's band. said tbo king. Bacanao I'd spoil my breeches." MALE HELP WANTED. Thai are smut queer nooks and corners In tha state of Maine, and many of tb titles of the smaller towns and localities are worthy of special men thin.' Near Otlsfleld Is Pugteyvllte. while Hog valley to a certain pictur- s!5ft FOR RENT Ligh rooms 2684 Gram Leather Breach as. ' UNION DEPOT TIME CARD :: So he did: bm be says he never heard of your writing any Jakes" Chicago News. Tha Vera Tklas- said tbe salesman, an establishment like our haa its own literary staff. Here, far example, ia an Honolulu. Aug. 11. United State Oda te Our Furniture Polish.' written army tranaport Sheridan ia ashore enr own poet and set to music by by aouthweater Barber' the bn point, onr own musician. the inland of of on Oahu, extremity An ode to furniture polish!" ex- hieh Honolulu la located. Why. that The Sheridan went aahor at 4 claimed Mia Feekay Booh. o'clocK thia moraiiig. All effor to would be just tbe thing to taka tonne seed boat aahor from her thua far and try on the piano! Chicago Trlb- There la no have been uneuceeaaful. beach at the place ahe struck. and the heavy aurf make it impoaalbla laanH. to land anywhere near where ahe Ilea What's the difference between viaeen from the chore. he appear A sion and a'giitT io be hun( up amid abipa and her cross tbs gee those tws girls broad-aid- e la noticeable. lie She rolling street!" bow her to the ahore, pointing Tu toward Honolulu. Well the pretty one I would call a The tranaport blew her whittle after coins aahore, but did not get Into rial on of loveliness, but the other an with Honolulu until communication Cleveland Plain she's a sight. the wireleaa telegraph efation wae Dealer. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOB ODD FELLOWS. sale- The entire loniea'a of ftve-- i o.iiik Louie for stir i i hut gam OrOgden Lodge No 4. lor cash. Address X si Standard der ol Odl Fellows Independent m i. O Meet Ofi'F O F. ball every Tuesday evening. vacant lota 1c a:! pari of the and Visiting brother cordially invited to city. Live Block FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS be present ;o rent. fruit lanaa. A. B. GRAFF. Noble Grand. Fite Insurance agency Money to FOR SALE Vtry cheap ik K.rse HENRY KISSEL. Secretary. loan. Promp: attention given sprits Spoil 2; : Moui iir Ave to every enquiry. 8 SI it Quern CVy. Rebekah ldge No. 4. I O O K. ball. Wbl A. Meets eronl and FOR SALE Good sound horse, 6"5 fourh at Odd Fellows Friday evenings 2C9 Eccle Building. Ju-- t rt turned frvtu camping trip Hall, Twenty-fou- i :h street. Flatting H. lvea. Successor to Inquire Ftiuisot Cafe. 342 25:h. members invited ESTHER RANDALL. Noble Grand BIGGEST HANG BARGAIN in MISS LOLA WOODP.ERRY. Sec'y. On of ih.ise msnufsc'.urer's asm-pielet' Call a once F X Aileu. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. function City No 38. Inde3rd S; Roth phones 29 iwk pendent Order of Odd Fellows, meets 114 2tith FOR KENT-O- ne in 1. O. O F. ball fiery Thursday FOR SALE - Four 8 mtlcb cow sieet. Visiting brother- - cordially evening N Gilbert, Wilson lane. Boi 4$ invited te he present 24 lw FURNISHED ROOM? with bath: JAMES BI NE. N G UNION board If desired iSiIVlia WALTER RICHEY, decretory. FOR SALE Fine geprle hnrse and 427 24th NICELY for househt phaeton, good traveler. Call 223 WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, No. 6 Grant Price 146 liickenlooper, brain." hone-lul- u 1906. 1. - r you ltd! y .ur fa1 her 1 was a humorist V asked tlut tail young man with luug hair. I did, replied the pretty girl, and be laughed." "Laughed? Why, I thought he used to say writiug joke was hard on the MAN- SEPTEMBER MORNING. RARE OPFORTlMIiES la city and suburbs homei and fvw hour befme lad ufi-sm.rie aud auuaet. TU-i- e are few days without periods of iir.k invest of from fifteen to twenty mik-- an hour. Iid e.lTmiUY UTAH. OGDEN, s REEF Strike light brce EXAMINER: A. Southern Pacific Company Depart. for No. j Pacific Exprea San Francisco and inter4:80 am. mediate points, daily Express No. 5 Pacific through to San Franciaco, 11:58 a m. daily 8:16 pm. No. I Fast Mail No. 1 Overland Limited... 4:20 p.m. Arrive. No 6 -- Atlantic Express from 7:10 am Ran Franctaoo, daily No t Overland Limited... 3:50 p.m. No. 4 Atlantic Express from Ran Franciaco and mediate st No. 14-F- points, Mail Inter- - daily... I' 60 WANT ADS YIELD ;80 BIO , PR p.m RESULT? r |