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Show THE PENSIONS FOR ALL AT THE AGE MORNING EXAMINER: UTAH, OGDEN, i;muki: FOR SALE the importation of gold fnoiu A uvlra Ua, In the absence ot definite instructions. the inqulrit-- w referred to m at Wariiiug-ton- . the treasury RARE OPPORTUNITIES ' sale if loan. Prompt to every enquiiy They Are on Meat Friendly Terms. But No Alliance. Wm. 6. London, Sept. Lkepiie various acreports to the contrary, r may n- as that certain cepted step have ENGLISH LABOR UNIONS MAKE been taken toward the uego'iation of a formal alliance between Great DEMANDS ON PARLIAMENT. Britain and Spain, and u U very doubtlul tkat anything of the kind Is in content id tion. Minimum Wags Seals Advocated and The relation between the two govProtest Mads Against ernments are ver cordial and tbs Militarism, newlj created kinship between their royal houses adda another cjoee and tn'lmare bond to thefr cordiality. It -TJverpool. Kepti 6. Pent inns for ev. Is very probable that King Alfonso was wil now look to London with greaterybody at the age of sixty among the propal adopted at to- er frequency for his higher political day's aeraion of tbs Trade I'nlon con- aspirations and that under his leadgress. The advocates of the resolu- ership the Spanish government will tion contended that the money necc be brought into rinser working relatary for the pensions could easily toe tions with the British government, raised from among the wealthy by taxbut nothing in the nature of a written alliance ia looked for with Europe ing land rallies. A resolution in favor of treaties or at peace. with Spain ariiitraiion. coupled with sn emphatic France and Great Britain at Algecir-protest against the increase of aima-menand, under mos circumstances, or insiduou attempts to intro- paobably will be found similarly alignduce conscript ion in Great Britain as ed in thf future. sUo carried. The congress also There ia no reason to believe that tbs labor members of parlia- France would view the close approach ment to insist on trades union Ts'es of Spain and Great Britain other than ot wages being inserted in all gmrrn-men- t wllh approval or that France would contracts and lbs faiablUhmeut obje- -t to making the partnership n of s natkrasl minimum wage, to pr one. There txirt certain triangular loot the aoi king people against the differences between France and Simla dll of " eating.'' hut well informed circles here regard them as susceptible of adjiistuicul. b"U:' FORESTS ARE ON FIRE. to ba Great Stretches Arc Swept by the President. Flames. Havana, Sept.' 6. A report that New York, Sept. 6. A cable desGeneral Menocal, who is using his Infrom Milan says: fluence in establish peace between the patch For three dura the foreet on the go vert; mem and the iusuigenta, has western bank of Lake Garda have an eye on the presidency. Is vigor-ousl- been burnt dr. The oonflagration covdenied by the leader of the Cu- ers cn enormous area, Invading three ban veterans. the village of valley a and Menocal adda that he does not seek Themnidne, reaching near the Austrian fronthe overthrow of President Palma or tier. Soldiers belonging to Alpine regithe moderate ndminisirmion, but de- ments from the fort al Ttgnalc were sires solely to see the republic ni sent to help, but with little effect. On Personal ambitious, political account of the recent drought the firs peace. and otherwise, should he set aside for extended rapidly, destroying ioa Kants' the good of all. fauta, scattered through the woods. The Telegraph prints the following The spectacle of tht sen of Are at over the signature of Colonel Aabert. night Is terrifying and magnificent. the rebel leader in Ihe province of The damage ia wild tu aumuul to hunHavana: dreds of millions. "The reovlntkm stipulates fur the anmillment of the election of the presWATCHING THE BOAT CREWS. and ident. vice president, senators for the removal representatives and of the governors, hut so as not Harvard Should Succeed in Defeating Cambridge. uo govthe to leave country erned one-haof the senators and rep Putney. England, Sept. 6. The uniresentatives shall choose a temporary versal Interest taken in the Internapresident by a majority vote, who, tional boat race la evidenced by the with them, shall constitute a provio which dally throng on the rivsiunal government, supported by tbs crowds er banks, eagerly awaiting the appear-an- n rebels and the whole country, to bold cf (he crew and keeping dose new elections and restore the Inw watch on the Harvard and Cambridge Bcter American intervention thbn tbs headquarter so aa not to lone the present adnilnlst lotion's government, of witnessing any work done the rebel haying full confidence in pleasure by the oarsmen. The serious pracPresident Rouaevelt's Justice. tice ta finished. The crews today did An uprising In Santiago depends on a few starts and returned to their recertain contingencies that 1 am not boat houses. The local ex,:t liberty to divulge, but when it spective see practically nothing to choose perts It will he big and rapid. It Is between (he eights so far as Mamina not necessary property to Is concerned. Both crews to be trained defeat ttys government. The rebels are o the hour and many consider that amply armed and have plenty of am- the race has resolved itself In a batmunition. All the rebels nre perfect- tle of styles. ly confident of success.1 Each crew appears to be made up of the past masters cf the different CALL MONEY AT SO. sty Ire cf rowing (heir craft and should Harvard with the American style, win Stock Exchange Net Relieved From the race, the confidence of the British In 'their style, which from time ImmeMoney Stringency, morial has been baited on swing, will New York. Sept. 6. An opening call receive a rude shaking. Odds cf 11 to loan rate of 20 per rent mt the stock 3 are being laid on Cambridge, hut exchange showed Iron relief from the ffidglng from the time teats, they money stringency than was hoped fur ought to be the other way. among stock operators ss the result of the treasury department order to STENSLANDB MONEY. facilitate gold Imports. As the measure la made effective only for next Mon- Must Be Obtained by Judicial Proceed-u- r day. it. does not offer means for aa at Tangier. Immediate addition to bank resources. The assurance at future facilities, howSept. 6. Receiver KWxer, ever. was expected to induce a great of Chicago. the Milwaukee Avenue Stale Bank, or freedom In extending credits. which wsa wrecked by Paul O. Siena-laaStocks opened higher, stimulated by now under arrest in Tangier, to(he news of the ireaaury order hut the following despatch received day were affected lT realising sales and Secretary of the Treasury Shaw maintained fur from by the high rate la Washington: money. d of Mate . AMlstant secretary Bankers Interested In Secretary destate of the solicitor the Kbaw'a gold importation order made the $12,0fK) deInquiries at the today aa partmenthrconcerning St en stand la the French posited to whether nr not the nrdnr applied to bank at Tangier. The solicitor seen no course open but for you to attach the fund according to law and accord. LEGAL. ing to the proceedure controlling Judicial questions affecting the French SUMMONS. bank at Tjingler." Tn the District Court ot the Second GHASTLY SUICIDE, Judicial district of the State of Utah, in and for the county of Weber. Millie Carpenter, plaintiff, v. Frank Manufacturtr Used a Baser and Then B. Carpenter, defendant. The Slate Tore Open tha Wounds. of Utah to the said defendant: Tou sie hereby summoned to appear Louisville, Ky.. Sept, 6. Harry B. within twenty days after the services Prne, head of the firm of Harry B. of this summons upon you, If sewed Pjne A Company, machine manufacwithin the county lu which this action turers. committed suicide today la a is rougbt, otherwise, within thirty ghastly manner. He first made an efdays after se trice, and defend the fort to end hh life by shooting. This above entitled action: and In ease of falling, he drew a rsaor serose his jour failure so to do Judgment will be throat and then tore the wound apart rendered against you according to the wHh bis fingers. His wife and others demand of the complaint, of which a witnessed (be tragedy. Ill health Is becopy baa been filed with the clerk of lieved to have caused the deed, the above court. Gen. Menocal is Not Aspiring lf d, con-mijie- y AGEE. CHEZ A MCRACKEN, SIMPLIFIED SPELLING. Ptahittffs Attorneys. and 43 First Celltge Presidents and Profasaors F. O. Address. Na'kmal Bank building, Ogden, Utah. Agree to Uso the 300 Words. l! Ft lit Hickenlcoper, :1I -- lies. II .; RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. for Ogden laidgi- No. 5, Independent Order iif Odd Fellows. Meets u L O O. F. hall e veiling ciiiy Tucsdsy lnviieil Slaiiuaid Visit ing bruthera lo cordially AcLiui.-. I'llllMU! t'HA .Ini nt Ii.iim-- T.'.n ! HiMiAehold luruituri-- FOR FXl.K Miul Ik- Tu'kii in Uuocii tiiy, Rebeksh laslge No. 4, O. O. F. ball. Mods second and iMiiriti Friday evenings at Odd Fellows Hall. Twenty-tourlt- i siivd. Yiaillug mcintiers invited. EriTHKK RANOVLU Noble (trend. MISS iiOLA WOODBEKRY, Secy. . . 7 , pieant. A H. GRAFF. Notde Grand. HENRY KI3SEU Seileiaij. 4(1 ; if p f'li"'. An-- . is 2621 mid ai oun1. Jhii'i-r- . JiiucliiHi City lawlgs No. 36, IndeOdd Fellows, mecta I. O. O. K. hall every Thursday For t4,K--Kunuivl a 1 sesiod evening. Visiting truthais cordially 'o,i linger iu giHtd oiiiil imii. 2"."2 iuiiied to he present. FOR KENT -- Flirinti--ii for Hu'lmi'Mi,- Ave Mjlwk. JAMES SL'NE. X. G. 2' WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. bl if. FOR S tliui. at and urgan Ave. 222U own Hudson "-WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. jour price. FOR RENT Four Fir houseL.'.ra Williams. Bel! S14j. S51k. s, 376 25' h keeping. Appl Gusfi-u5 5 tf. Sego Idly Clrrle, No. 174. meets evStreet. FOR t; and J. tires, ery second end fourth Friday nights Lin12. 2758 coaster hrakc. Rear si 7:30, in K. of V. lialL Visiting 2 ROOMS Bell f'lrnislu'd for light !i-3t- . coln Ace. neighbors cordially invited. and housekeeping. K--rh pantry MRS. BESSIE LEE, U. 2469 , clothe rket. , Iwk. 2':d m. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, (rant. ELLEN EASTMAN, Clerk, 2234 hi FOR RENT WANTED Veal, pork and chickens; HI Washington Avenue. rooms, 3294 M;h m , Weath-iby'scash highest price paid at wholesale and retail butcher Women of Woodcraft, Ogden Circle FURNISHED ROOMS with bath; and packer, 2158 Mash. Slaughter 581. meets every Tuesday night at board if desired. 124 27th at. 8 'Hi so, cold storage and stock yarda 7:30 o'clock. K. i9T P. lulL Visit tug at West Thirtj sevcrn h St-- , Ogden, Neighbors invited. 427 24th. NICELY for Utah. Due can I paid ut Ihe office of Ed. Auth, tbs ufiernnun of the 2hih of each BUSINESS CHANCES. month, Firm National Bank Bldg. FOR RENT Light housekeeping BUSH! ALDEN. U. N, 112 Twenty-sixt- h 4 rooms. 137 26th si. BUSINESS for aale cheap, centrally street. located. Address I., cave Standard. MAPJK tRITKS. Clerk, 2731 Muu-ruFOR RENT Light housekeeping Avenue. rooms 2634 Grant. 6 l . l mo. FOR MALE -Strictly find clan LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. rcaiaiirani; ticat liHiatlon ia FOR RENT Furnished rooms, mod-erS 23 tf. A Herrick. City. Kelly Ave. 2605 Wall utsr depot, ai Silver Hive No. 1, meets I ho secund t WINDOW CLEANING. and fourth Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at O'Neill Hall. Twenty-nuelrocL Visfor UTAH window and house FOR RENT Furnished rooms cleaning, iting sisters cordially Invited. housekeeping. 2220 Lincolu. BES8IK SEHKING, I C. janitor and imrtrr work. Sam Kola no Co. Bell 7MY. Offlee. 414 25(a LUCY NELSON, R. K. FOR RENT Clean furnished room BireeL with hath, thoroughly renovated; KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. The also light housekeeping room. PROFESSIONAL 8. Ml. Mrs. L Colonial. 362 24th Ogden Tent, No. 24, meets tha eeo-anChinn, Manager. and fourth Friday eveninga MEDIUM. at S oclock sharp, In t. O. O, K. hall. FOR RENT Furnished Moms suitable Viol ting Knights ouidially Invited to RAYMOND, Ihe great Medium: consult fur gentlemen. 103 23rd. him on all huaine affairs. Medtuni-iati- c attend. J. W. TIAIJ4EY, Commander. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Beniieroons devckitrod. Hoauves F. F, BUND, Record Keeper. tf. nett Block. Jlondaj. Wednesday and Friday Full RENT Funu. room.: modern. : Iiuum ;,'ui Mi 'phnlll? Ptilwk. pendent Order of in e-- t. Siv vi - ! ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 29 CENTS. ALL ADVER TISEMENT8 MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE, EXCEPTING BUSINESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. LE-Pia- uoi mi. - N-- P--4 huust-kuepin- g No Matter What You Want WANTED Veal, pork and cnlck-nhighest cash price paid at Wratherbjr's wholesale and retail butcher and packer, 2458 Waah. Slaughter hi use. cold siorage and h stock yards at West St., Ogden, Utah. a; Thirty-sevent- You can get it quicker through the Standard-Examinwant columns than by any other method. FEMALE HELP WANTED. WANTED Girl for housework; wagee. 2322 Jefferson. good 9 fur general homK-ki-rpin- o o one-sixt- h 'f 1 Said sale night, it seemed to be the general Impression that while Bishop McCabe mtght have been at liberty to criticize the committee's publicity methods, he was scarcely Justified in urging the support of the administration tickets, especially la view of the fact (bat he did not attend any meeting, Administrator. or take the trouble to acquaint him- Ogden, Utah, Sept. 1, 1306. to the e of beginning. will be made on or after September 11. 19'G, and written bids will be received at the offlee of E. T. HulinlsM, room 21. First National bank building, Ogden, Utah. Terms, cash. WM. A. M'GAW. Eatiera Expreea.... 1:20 aja. Limited Nu. for Offlhs,L'ouncil Bluff, and East Na 113 Park City Local... 8 No, loa Angeles LI ml led No 4 Atlantic Express for Denver. Oubaba. Council Bluffs, Kansas City and ail polnte East, daily 3 1:00 p.m. 1:20 p.m. I:WJ pja. 7; 88 p.m. Arrlrs California Express from Council Bluffs, Omaha, Denver. Kansas City and East, dally 3 45 No. Ill Park City Local.. 10 28 n. No. 7 Ijini Angelea Umiled 3 SO p.m. No Mail 3 00 P K No. 1 Overland limited from Omaha.Cuuaptl Bluffs, Kansas City. Denver and all puinla East, daily.... d 00 p.m. i aat d Sewing girls; none except those who have had shop experience need apply. Mrs. J. Downs, 2469 9 Wash. Are., up stairs. rl No. S COM- P tl WANTED WANTED-Gi- VNION PACIFIC bu-RPPANY. u heuso-wor- lleadinaa daily, l'urloru, Colonial lluuac, 362 24th St. oveniugs. 2814 Madison. wk. MASONIC. BOARD AND ROOM. WANTED -- Good girl for general Quaes Esther Chapter No. 4. O. E. ASSAYERS. housework. No cooking, 2628 Adams BOARD AND ROOM Good board and H. Regular maelirgu held at Msaunio room with electric light and bath. 3. G. LIND, Assurer, W. 8. Academy, Hall on Washington avenue, between 9 229 241b SL Twenty-fiftstreets and Twenty-sixt2445 Jeff, ave., Ogdrn, Utah. WANTED Girl for general housetha first and third Fridays uf each and First-clasroom FOR RENT 841 at. 22nd work. montb. gnjournlng members cordially PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. board at tbs Virginia; must popular inrlted to attend. the in city. place WANTED Girl for house work; small K1A1IK BADCON. W. M. DR. A. FERNLUND, Physician and LILLJB HALSTKD, Barretary. family, good wages. Mrs. Runyan, BOARD AND KOOM-4- 49 Mtirgcon. Office hour. 10 and 12 a. 20th SL 630 24th. m.. 2 tu 4 p. m. 340 25th Kt. Offlee phones. Bell 615K: Ind. CIS. Resi- ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS WANTEDr-GI- rl far general house ROOMS AND BOARD, ail modern dence 646 Wash. Ind. phone 503. 121-614 24'h coaveniencet. fit work. Apply assistant superintendWasatch Dlvlnioa No. 134. O. B. second and fonrih Friday at ent, State Industrial school. MUSICIANS DIRECTORY. FOR RENT HOUSES. 3:30 p. m. In K. of P. hall, corner WANTED-Go- od avenue and 34th street. girl for general FOR RENT Honee; and chickana sud MR. A. II. U ROSE Expert Plano Tun- Washington housework. Apply 433 27th St. er and Repairer. .With ltarnea' Music All trothers are cordially invited to furniture for sale. 2622 Madison. attend. sloro. Grand Opera House Blk. GEO. AIAJEN, C. C. WANTED Fifty girls to work In War D. U BOYLE, S. and T. TAILORS. nine-roohouee. FOR New RENT satch Canning factory, trails porta Mlm WedelL tloa furnished. See T. B. Heller. Clothes cleaned and pressed $1 a FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. month, 157 25th Bt. Bell phone 858-2. 3, and FOR RENT-Mod- arn Fraternal Order of Eagles, , Ogden Flats. Cheap, Kelly A Herrick. WANTED Waitresses and chamberAerie, No. 118, F. O. K., meets vtry OSTEOPATHY. room sad maids, $25 per month; Monday evsnlng ia Eagles hall, asst of FOR RENT, OFFICES. board. Kenyon hotel. GORDON G. IVES, CORA Q. IVES, Rend butol, st 6:00, Visiting Brotbsr ar Invited to attend the Aerie nice offices ever I Ostaopalhs, graduates from parent Eagles WANTED Middle-age- d housekeeper. FOR RENT A Two meetings. Mo. 124-t- f school, Klrksvllle, Store. ' Sons Clark U at 26th 169 sL J. C. GAHBKRG, W. PresidenL Inquire block, sulie 66. Treatment by D. T. TRACY, SeereUry. a. WANTED-FURNIBHHours m. to ED HOUSE. f I DR. T appointmanL ANTED Good girl for general II. B. FORBES, Acrin rbyslcisa. Ind. 1013. p. m. Bell phone 101 housework. Apply 432 27tb at WANTED Eight (o twelve room furB. P. O. ELKS. UPHOLSTERING. nished house. Phone, Bell 141 two 9 MALE HELP WANTED. ring. I AM doing ell kinds of opholstering. Ogden Lodge, No. 719, meets every draping, carriage trimming, met-tre- Tuesday evening, irodae and club MONEY TO LOAN. WANTED At once, good reliable making; carpet fitting, laying rooms, second floor Masonic building, man. Must give reference. Perms, and cleaning. Your patronage la re- 2416 Washington Avenue. IndividLOAN TO Private MONEY man. next position for the right W. U. BKOWNp E. R. spectfully solicited upon assurance ual has several thousand riollara to satch lee Co., 34th and Tsylor Ave. 1L KNAU8B, Secretary, of prompt service and fair prices at J. on or In small good, loan 5 sum, large before o'clock. 8 or after Call all times, 1 have bad 21 years of commisNo real 935K. aecurity. Phones Ind. 3612A. Bell ORDER OF WASHINGTON. practical experience; last seven sion. No dellay. Very lcw tiFereat, with the Boyle Furniture Co. yers 3731-Ind. Tel. ni Inquire Eatlmatey gives freely. Very re Ogden Union, No. 173, Order of WANTED A bright young man to sportfully, K. Van Kampen, resi- Washington, moots every Tuesday on and LOAN TO MONEY (arms city work In (hoe store. Apply sL once. dence 27C9 Volker Ave.; shop same evening at 8 o'clock In A. O. U. W. real estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY, Christensen Shoe (More. address Bell 'phone 883-K- , Indepen- hall. Visiting comrades invltwd to Room 6, First National Bank Build dent 861. It attend. ing. WANTED AT ONCE Good boy, with WILLIAM DOYLE, Fresidrnl, Did You Ever Stop to Think horse tn carry Five Points route. WALTER IUCUEY, Bur rotary. L0ANBRUMMITT. -J. TO J. MONEY beI ran make your old furniture look Apply Lamar Nelson, circulator, I like new? do the beat French polish- MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. tween I and 9 a. m. and 4 to d FOR SALE REAL JEST ATE. ing, aha all kinds of repair work, mat. p. m. tress making, cleaning and Utah Camp. No. 999'. A. W. AGEE, room cottage, 835 carpets. No large rent to pay;relaying WANTED Reliable bell and elevator FOR BALE-S- ix result, V. C.; J. H. U1IAFER, Clerk. Meet a 25th street, lowest price. Twelve years' experibays, $1B and $20 per month. Kenat Eagle H.iJL S ence wllh Boyle Furniture Co.; also every Tneada night yon hotel. Salt Lake City. invited. incuibers in. Visiting p. ten MONTH for month 5 PER buys furnish best of reference from Ogden . a good building lot 50x130 feet on citlseus. All orders given prompt atFORESTERS OF AMERICA. 21st St. J. J. Brumraitt. tention. Bernard A. Dankera, 2416 MEN to learn barber trade; wages Grant avenue, seven doors north uf while learning .good situations waitbrick pnstofflre. Both 'phones lu shop. Ind. Court WaaaLh, No. 2, Forest era of BALE Farm, ing our graduates. Molcr System FOR America. Meets I. O. O. F. hall, 24th bouse end good out buildings; good 920; Hell 637K. Residence 73UY. College, Salt Lake City. sven-ing- s water right; 2U acres under meet, Urol and thirdatWednesday LOST. 7:30. 15 sere pasture; all fen red; a of earh month INSURANCE. G. W. HALSEY, O. R. snap, $2hhi. Inquire John MurUnone, LOST Ladle watch, hunting case. 8 r. A. GAHXER, Secretary. W. N. riERUE, Notary Fublic. Real Hooper, Utah. E. M. H. engraved on outside of Estate; Fire, Life and Accident Incase; worn on a fob. CIS 25th. St. CHOICE building lot on 22nd St. car A. O. U. W surance, 407 24tb SL line, only 15". Make sour term. JUNK. J. J. Brummltt. Fidelity Irodgn No. 2 A. O. ft. W. LOST Black hat and coat with check Meeta In A. O. 17. W. ball every Sathook and papers la pocket. Return FOR RALE Perm; SO acre forming THE INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buys urday evening. Visiting, brother Into Tiros. II. Brown, 2376 Monroe; 2(1 acres pa Muring laad, 8 cows, all kinds of Junk. Bell phrn 6Z6Z. vited. land, rewark. Ind. phone 3093 D. Green A JacobM. W. JAMES II. pigs, chickens, ducks1L and turkey v .HSONAL. M. Simpson. sen, 3148 Pacific. and forming tool. WALTER RICHEY, Recorder. 827-lHooper. W. N. rElRCE, Financier. NOTICE. IF YOU have any kind of Junk, phone NOTICE fhe State Hoard of Exam- ONLY $25. One dollar cauh and one to Ogden Junk House: wc will cull DEGREE OF HONOR. buildiners a Barbers will bold a regufor it. Bell 'phene 226K; Ind. 725. dollar rer ek buys a nice Rrum-mitt. 31G3mo lar session In Ogden, Sept. 17th, ing lot on the bench. J. J. Ogden Lodge No. 1. meets every at basement of First Natl bsnk, for A ednrday evening st 6 o'clock at the HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. the purpose of examining all barbO. U. W. hall. Visiting members A. ers holding permits. By order of 11200 BUTS a new four-roocottage, crirulally Invited. Mrs, Jemima Furfor IV. M. Piggott. Pres. at SWITCHES and sale reduced electric HAIR closet the Board. pastry, light Mrs. Jeanette Hill, U. at ; large chains a specialty, nish, and city water, located within two price. Haircostumes financier; Mies L Jcnnls Trout, reto rent for corder. and a half blocks of the Rio Grande MsRquerade small payment halls and theaters. All mail orders STEAMSHIP AGENT. depot ,on the bench; e the same a pavpromptly attended to. Mr. C. E. Lee, down; th WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. 9l-l321 24th. T. O. Box 435. O. D. RASMUSSEN-Representi- ng ing rent.-- J. J. Brnmmltt. The White Star Line. Red Star Line, Weber Tamp, No. 74. meets III K. SANITARY WORK residence Dominion Line, American Line, FOR BALE A good Groom P. hall In Utah National i.'ank of s on 27th street, location, Scandinavian American Lino, Holevery Thursday evening at 8 building DONE of all kinds. Boll 'phone COflZ. o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially land American Line and The Ham$lHSn. Nets. McCarty, 2728 Grout. Ftour room brick resilience. 21-- 4 burg American Line . Passengers invited to attend. acres of land, with good vhriety of booked from or lo any point of EuIX)RIN G. ilENINGER, C. C. water 2,ono. good the to right, of United any part frnlt,aso rope JS. AUTH. Clerk, First Natl Bank FRATERNAL frame house with A good States. 2357 and 2359 Washington Building. block from barn and city water, Ave., Ogden. Utah. ROYAL ARCANUM. csr line, f 1.2'fl 00. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. residence on easy A good self at first hand with the committee's Safest and best. Inaiuc men for in town, one beat terms, Ogden Lodge, No. 2, Knigbta 4 one. two or three thousand dollar. work and alms. half Mock Bom car line. $1759. Pvthias. meet at Uaatla Hall. Utah At the meeting laet night, tt Is said, A good Groom double house with Rocky Mountain Council, No. G37, National Bank building, every Monfourth Friday evenseveral committeemen were outspokacre of land located on bench, meet second and W. ball, over How-ell- s day evening. All K. of F.s requttted O. U. A. In en in the criticism of the bishop's acat water each inga apartment has city lu meet, with store. Visiting brothers cordially tion, some going so far as to suggest Renta for $24.00 per month. All BENJAMIN MARRIOTT. C. C. invited. bis resignation. $2,250. K. R. GEIGER. M. of K. FRANK FOl'LGKR. Regen! Channrer Parry, cor. 23rd and Wash. L. N. ME1D. K. of R. and 8. J w. WOTHERSPOON. Collector. THREE MEN KILLED. Phone 359K. C. B. ROBERTS. Secretary. RATHBONE SISTERS. THE last fow weeks I hare mid one A Down Seriously Injured by Falling BROTHERHOOD. FRATERNAL of a Factory Building, hundred Iota. I still have 144 cheap lots Meets every Saturday afternoon at In different pari of the city: no inElyrio. Ohio. Sept. 6. Three men Ogden LxIgc, No. 371. T. 5. fiH 2:30 in Pythian hall. Utah National were killed and a doxcu seriously interest, no taxes; until sold these at and fourth second Tuesdays Bank building. Sojourning iteis corlot., go very cheap on terms- to suit meets jured by the falling of the second floor U. W. hall Visiting p. m.. in A- dially Invited to attend. of the new factory building of the Gar-for- d purcascru J. J. Brummltt.invited .member MR. T1LL1E ROBB. M. E. U. company under construction hern President. ADAMS. D. II. MR 8. ISABEL WYANT, L. U R fndav. The dead and injured so far MCE lot on 30th St.; only $50; $19 Recretary. HOURS. CORA are Hungarian. Many of und C. as per month. J. J- Brummltt. n T. MIU.ER, Treasurer. the injured ore In a critical rondltlnn. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS The cause of the accident 1 WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULT8. WANT ADI YIELD BIO RESULTS YANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS f. h h s a. Lewis-Stay-n- f. u W. North of Ogdsn. E. Portland, IVmtello and pro, dally No. 83 Malad 9 Dnpsri. Hpokane, Ex-- Butte Lucal via daily except 1:25 a.m. Brigham, S.20 Sunday No. 7 Fast Mall, Portland. Hpokaue, Pucatcllo sad .12:28 Butte, dally 11 Hacho Valley L p.UL-No- i Ex-- 6:30 preaa, dally No. 13 Yellowstone Special for tha rark 8:80 pja. Arrival No. 14 Yellow stoae Special from the Park 6:60 n.BL No. 6 Fast Mail from Fort-lanHpokane, Pocatello and Butte, daily T;00 a.m. . No. 13 Cache Valley Ex- .10:66 ud, press, dally Purtlaad, Spokane, Butts and Poeatallo, dally 6:66 p.m. 34 Malad Local via N Brigham, dally except S;36 p.m. Suaday South ef Ogden Depart. No. 4 Eastern Exprwaa.... 4:10 a.m. No. 14 Yellowstone Special 8:10 a.m. Nu I Portland, Spokane, Butte and Pocatello for Salt Laka l.'lty, dally,... 7:10 in. No. 6 Local for Salt Laka No. 10 8:30 am. City, dally No. 12 Car ha Valley to Salt 10:40 a.nx Lake City Los Angsles UmIL No. ad 3:26 pjg No. 2 Limited for Balt Laka City, Provo, Ncphi, and 4.10 p.m. Juab, daily Na 10 Portland, Hpuknna, Butt and rbcmtallo to Ball Lake City, dally.... 8:20 p.m. ll ArrivA1 Njo .8 Portland, Spokane, Bulla and Pocatello Express from Balt Lake City 12:50 a.m. Na 6 Atlantic Express from Salt laike City, and Intermediate nolnia, dally 8:05 a.m. No. 7 Portland, Hpukane, Butte and Pocatello Express from Salt Laka Ct'y, daily ..,.........11:36 Mall from Salt a.m. 2:35 pin. Fast No. 1 Lake City, daily....... Na 11 Cache Valley Express from Sslt Lake Uily, I'rovit, Ncphi and . jusli, daily ... . Nn. 17 Los Angcies I Jmitcd Nu. 3 - Eastern Express. . . . -- Yclluwstune Kq, 13 sped! 6:16 i.iq, 8:45 vjn. 7:06 p.m. 9:06 p.ui. two-roo- 30-2- ' H-- New York. Sept. 6. The simplified PROBATE AND . spelling board, prior to August 1st. GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES. 1906. had received the signatures In-of 823 college presidents, professors. structors and imlTersPy officers who 300 word as far Consult County (.lark or the Respective had agreed to use the as practicable In their correspondence. Information. for Further Signers This university influence la greatest In New Ycrk state where more than NOTICE. BATE PRC jflO persons connected with universities and colleges have bound themNotice at Rale of Real Estate by Ad selves. Illinois comes next with 130 such signers, Maeuchusctt Is third! minlatrator. Estate of Marr M. McGaw, deceased with 2. California next wllh G7. The undersigned will sell at private BISHOP McCABE CENSURED. Interest In 'ile an undivided and to the following described tract New York. Sept. 3. The Tribune land situated In Weber county, state I Itah: A pari of the southwest today ears: It 4s understood tbst the Internal lon-s- l quarter of section seven 47). township Policyholders comm lit se at Ks gensix Kit north, rings 11 west, Balt issue a lake meridian, United States survey, eral convention today will reply to Bishop Ke?a3e a letbring ten 10 acres of land, beginning striking 19 and chains north and I and ter to former Judge Partter. tn which chains west of the southeast the Mthnp urged the committee to encorner of said quarter section and run- dorse the administration' tickets of ning thence north twenty chains, both the Mutual and the New York thence west five chains, thence south Life Insurance companies At the meeting at the Waldorf last twenty chains, thence east five chains UNION DEPOT TIME CARD - of s a kii.aia be I, I I FOR .Mnniiv FOR ji31. raila Fiiu Sill. harut-o.':i .i 209 Ecclea Building. N 2 ODD FELLOWS. tivc-roji- n fur Add.'-.-- For Stl.K given Successor to ts LABORING FOR PEACE L fukmtvri: Ihe mint! tor caidi. offi ,c T MORNING, MISCELLANEOUS hu'i'pehomi la city sudsuti'i' .in hmuis a lit vacant lots In aii tun.. t the Live stock iclu., mil i fruit farms. rcui. Fire Insurance Money n SPAIN AND GREAT BRITAIN. GO. I'ISIIi A Y 7, hln first-clas- DEPART DAILY. Allsntic Msll and all 7:46 s.in points East Na 12 Sslt Lake local.... 9:00 us No. 11 Salt Lake passen..... 1. 1 p.m ger No. 2 Thicago and SLLuula 2:50 pjix Limited Na 20 The Scenic limited 6:30 pan No. 4 At Ian Lie Expreea, nil 7.00 p.m points East No. G ,.i............ ARRIVE DAILY. No 19 -- The Scenic Limited 9:60 a.m No. special.... 11:20 No. 5 Pacific Mall, Salt Lako and all polntn Eat 11:30 No. 1 Chicago ant SLLoula 2.60 pji Limited an gdca an No. 13 Local from Iark pn City and Kan Peto Valley 1:66 No. 3 Pacific Express from ...12:06 non nil polntn C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogden 1. A. BENTON, Ucn. AgL Isgr. Dept, Rxit....., Salt Lake. A. J. CRONIN, Agent, Ogden. 2 2 u. t lknon - a Southern Pacific Companj Deport Pacific Express for Ban Francisco and inter4:30 a.m. mediate points, daily Na 5 Pacific Express through to San Francisco, 11 :6a a.m. daily .3: 15 pn. No. 9 Fast Mall. No. 1 Overland Limited... 4:20 pn. No. 3 - Arrive. Na6 Atlantic Express from 7:19 an. San Francisco, daily No. 2 Overland Limited... 2:30 pn. No. 4 Atlantic Express from San Francisco and Intermediate point, daily... 6:59 p.m. 0:39 pm. No. 10 Fast Mall WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS |