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Show JUNE THE MOEXIXG EXAMINER, OGDEN, UTAH. SATURDAY, Short Ribs Supt, $9.10, at. $5.SU. $S.9D; July. $S95. $9.124, i o5- - n ( 1 1 . 1907. 1, mmiu 1 . .i.ax.j... a H 1 1 1 5 I 11 I I 1 1 t y Cash Quotations. Chicago. May 31. Cah quotations were as follows: reJr. Flour. STOCK! ARE STRONG ON SALT LAKE CHANGE. May Day an! Other Tintice, Which Were the Favaritea, Ware Active ang Brought Goad Plicae. a rule llie Salt Lake. May SI. cluck were etroag on ihe local mining atock exchange lliia morning. May day and the other favorite Tiwic-were lively and brought (total figure All in all the forenoon wa highly A HOW ABOUT Iterates fm mart? ym tert aflorj it tin ynva ohaaaa. Wt Mil m later-aid faahiased appllaaca W ri . follow: ti Mda teem Ui baat ( leather la (he Maat workmanlike meaner. Bias-katHaltara, Whips aa everyihmg a bona awaar a a da. a, J.C. Plait Saddlery Co. A Cart, Plano Bra lawman STREET TO CONTINUES QUIET. GROW VERY i 54 Some Sign of Buying Based on the Speech of President Roosevelt at Indianapolis. The stock market today is in a state of lulal siagnx. a while aud then reaction Hun came. The extenslou of the movement was helped bv a apucial strength in a tea slock due to individual rausea. There wa alsu some buying based on conteuis of President Roose-veladdress la Indianapolis yesterday The speech had been forecasted during Wednesday that reason for changing there a that time on the operations made at which were on a etrength of it and oonslderablesrale. The financial r. mini unity wa inclined to auffer from the tone rather than from the eugatance of the address that reassurance wa Intended aguin-- t amne of the assumptions that have been current In the to the president stock market, attitude toward corporations. The attitude ( protest agalust some of these as a assumption was Interpreted course pledge of modified policy. The of the day'a eveni Indicated that the the supposed market Influence of had been somewhat over estimated in the professional transactions which sought to anticipate It. A nmre substantial basis for the improved feeling was the holding of net earnounie ings of railroads for April which s eo hand. Reading was a conapk-louthe tor net with earning example, month of nearly 81.tKiii.Uu0 cmnpared with only 83.511.614. April law year, the statement lncludlug result for all cotnimnl! iu tb ijiiui. Ito Ainii statement for tlie Ontario ft Western and the statement of the Lackawana ctiiuU-ttontended to show these favorable road to he general for the in ctrongly advanced waa Readiug if better showing The cwnHeqnence. net earnings for April are attributed conoperating partly to the improved dition due to the settled weather auil Waffle to the lessened congestion of which and also lo change lu rate to the are beginning to B Into effect An upadvaniagH of the railroad. Bmelt-lu- g ward movement In American was due to talk of an Intended Inert a He In the dividend rate at the But the coming meeting of directors. did nut demand for apodal stock serve to mask tha entire subsidence of buying at other points In the Hat. The selling movement appeared largeabowed ly professional In origin and no sign or urgency or of the force or a liquidating movement like that or Foreign the earlier part of the week.from presmarkets were similarly free t In sure and reported an improvenu-nwith no speculative sentiment, hut was conspicuous demand for secrlliea manliest. Forecasts of an unfavorable hank statement helped (he late The currency react lonarv movemeut' with the Interior has been on ballargely In favor of New Yorkaa to offance. but not sufficiently so SS.OOO.OWI set ihe absorption of over to be by ihe aubtreasury, to which la for added the $500.1)00 gold engaged Toshipment to France tomorrow. morrow's payment of 816.000.0iKl on auouunt of subscript Ions lo new Bt Paul stock conies as a reminder as a class of obligation which will occur at regular Intervals to he provided for In the money market. Time money touched 3 per cent tuday. Crop news was mixed, weather condition bring considered favorable fur our own wheat crop, but decidedly unpromising for cotton. Foreign exchangewere strongly, and discounts lower In London and In Europe without precluding the engagement of gold for export. Bonds were steady. Total sale par value $962,000. Tnlted Stales , 2's advanced four, while the four declined per cent on call. Organa ,65. No. 3 oats. 484: No. 3 white, 50; No. 3 white. 45a4a. No. 3 rye, h3: fair to cliolee malt- ing, 6a75. Nu. New York, May 31. flax 1 $1.29; No. 1 Si-e- Architects Architect north-wester- $1.3. Prime totuithy eeet, $4.75. Clover, contract grades, $15.25. Short ril sides, luue, te.75aS.874. Mess pmk, per luu lbs., $16.374a fr F. Architect c. WARDLEIQII ruNos OKGiNS AND MUSICAL SECDiNDISE Vlallaa, tioltars, Aceordroaa, Jo iataat . cl Bam String PBbUcatloaa of Sheet Muale. Baa tlia Wonderful Pip Orga 3371 Washington Avcnu OGDEN, UATM. Weak, Nervous, Diseased Men ' Quickly and surely cured modern by WEEKLY REPORT OP DUN RADSTREET. Cold Weather Thrsughaut New York, May SI R. (1. Dun ft Co1, weekly review will aay tomorrow: Hoaannable marchaudian goe Into dlatributlon slowly, which rauot-- i accumulation of spring and summer dry god and millinery la the hands of the dealers and retard collections, while making operation for fail and winter much mure conservative. Manufacturing plants are producing at full capacity la must Industries, orders exceeding output far Into the future. More New England cotton mill employe have received advanced1 wngea, making (he change affect about 85,000 re. In Another evidence of prog cotton spinning was the Increaae in quarterly dividends at Fall River to against 1.32 per cent last year, and 8.14 per cent In 1 9(2, the most prosperous of rerent years. Railway and atructursl order arc the moat urgent la demand for products of steel, and as yet then la little evidence of curtailed plana necause of unfavorable reports or the difficulty experienced In raising funds for construction." . 2.21 erate, coat. North- ern Half of the Country Haa Been Barrier to Trado. persons. method! and at mod- tho AND t. mnvi-men- 4 CLOSING STOCK LIST. . .88 Atehtem . 93 do preferred . 9414 rndetrcet'a Report Baltimore and Oho! .167 New York, Mlay 31. BrsdgireoCa Canadian Paclfle .148 tomorrow will say: Chicago and Northwestern .205 do preferred rnaeaannable, cold or wet weather, . 22 with froata throughout I he uorth half Colorado Southern . 25t of tho cotiniry, haa again been a bar Denver and Rk Grand ... . (18 rler to a few section., fur the coldest do preferred . 21 May In Ihirty-flvyears close with Erie .137 large stocks of laxsla undlsiwsed of by Illinois Central .1114 retailors. There la still general com- IxuiUvIlle and Nashville ... . 18 buxines from job Mexican Central plaint that . 734 her and manufacturers, especially In Missouri Psclflc .11194 THE SPECIALIST all kind of wearing apparel haa been New York Central .118W mailer than expecicd, and there la i'ennsylvania .1in4 more manifest this week n disposition Reading .'. . 194 before em- Rock Island to await developments . 434 do preferred, bid barking heavily for ihe fuiure, though .12ii14 tlie volume of business Iks iked a well Paul 2350 Washington Are., . 74 Southern Psclflc . compares with preceding year. wit. 184 Strike, are more In evidence, Southern Railway ness the continued Interruption lo Cnlon Pacific .1334 OGDEN. . 87 be at 8un Francisco, the lingering of do preferred, hid . 124 the Ixingshoremen's strike at New IV abash, bid . 1G York and Mint Her strikes of steamship bl.l Central, Wisconsin and railway employes. There 1 also Mlacellaneau some prnsitect of settlement In the re. 83 Copper Amalgamated wage for higher ports of demands . 3K4, and Car coal American Foundry... aud schedules by Iron worker . 58 American locomotive miners In the central west. The feature in the wool market Is American Smelling anil Kefng . .118 .inti do preferred the sale at Boston of 2.50)U'0) pounds . f.l of medium fleece wool to the largest Brooklyn Rapid Transit (tingle manufacturing Interest at a Culuradn Fuel and Iron . 12 and the International Paper price refused some week ago west be. 734 Blsciill at the National reported competition . Wt tween deolers and manufacturers, re- National Lead al. 224 Pacific Mail, bid sulting in prices being pushed up . 8!) 4 most to last year's level. Easiern People's (la . 31 dealers report prices ialtl too high for Pressed Steel Car .ICO eastern buyers, but the primary mar- Pullman Palace Car, bid kets are strong. 114 Sugar. Kv Dlv Fine Red in the I'nited Tennessee Coal and Iron .137 Business failure Ad. i.i. week . .i. ending May States for the United Stabs Steel 97 4 number 151. again! VI last. 127 In do peefi-rre. the like week of lkuO. 154 In 1805. lot Western Union 724 in 1804, and 157 in 19u:i. .1234 Northern Pacific tit "Canadian failure for GROCERIES .1264 Great Northern preferrid number 14 against m lam week uml Int. Met . 184 IB In.thla week a year ago. . 51 do preferred "Wheat . Including flour expof . (it bid nckuy. from the Tailed Slute anil Canada 65 ilo prefeired, hi The Best on the Market for the week ending Mar 3n axgrega e 2.IU1.984 busltel against 3.tiS4.risl i,t CHICAGO FUTURES. year. week: 2.520,738 this week last -, 1.309.223 in 9SI: and 3.!Mti,::5.- in 18U2 futures Chicago. May 31. Cbb-ugweeks of the For the last forty-eighas follows: ranged 155.tiVl.7riO are the floral year exports Wheat July. 1.554. 074. 9944: bushels against 125.32ti.lnf; bushels In ui 1.004, . ; December. and Sept.. 18V5-00- : In 19n4-v55k ,535.210 1. mi 4. 1.114. . l.n:. 1901-02224.GS8.381 In Corn- - Mv, 554. 534, 534 I Jnly. Corn exports for the week were KG4.255 bushel 5S, 534 : Repi., 544. 534. against l.titiB.115 yat 744. 55. week. ti4.H5 a year Hgn and 43.SI4 2259 Washington Ave. Oa: -- May, 49:;. 47. 484: July. In 1905. fvr the fiscal year to date 30. 2!ifc,: are 57.012.803 bushels DOS. 19. 494: Rept.. tlie export Pork- - Jnly. aiti.riit. $1C.(74. Ilti.rio; 1905-0G- . In 107.A33.7ni bushels REWARD against $10 Sept... Sic. 75. $ ; ;). $ifi.74. and 74.S79.titl5 In 9 3ii; I.ard July. $!.i:5. 89.374. of conviction any For the irmt and 1951). 9.424- $9 45. party or partlea (dealing the Ogden WANT ADS TIEIJ) BIG RESTI.TS. Sep!.. Sluiri Hi-Jill). $4 95. $ 9i, $9 9l; Standard or iha Morning Examiner. WANT ADS YIBLD BIU KESI.'LTd. Rept . $9.5i. 3.(24, LAMAR NELSON', Circulator. CONSULTATION FREE Dr. Elliott ..... e ........ Lemons Oranges Bananas Dales Figs Apples . strc Prompt Delivery E. A. OLSEN t, 1 53. '. 19'M-C5- .'' 1 - $9-1- . A. GRAVER 25 First Natl Sank Bldg all Phans B85K. C WOODS A CO. A 17 First R'da Both Phene Ram laird, per Shurt clear lbs., $9,324- sides, boxed, N Nsfi 9.14. Attorneys $ 9.00a JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorn and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg. Ogden, Utak. Both phonos. No- Whisky, basis of Ugh wines, $1.31. Receipts and Bhipmant Flour Receipts 36,3)ri bbls.; shipments, 42.400 bbls. Wheat w Receipts. 37,400 bu.; ship rneuts, 19.0011 bu. Coni Receipts, 33,000 bu.; ship menu, SOO.triNi Oats K Reci-liit- , 24.650 bu. menu, Rye Receipts, bu.; ship bu.; ship 114 menu. 4,050 1.005. 19,800 Barley Receipts, meats, 13,500 bu. bu.; ship House . Furnishings MCRACKEN, 58, 54 and 65 First National Bank Bldg. Phans Boll 809. Ind. SOL ISAKSON. Pianos CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- MUSIC S CO, Tho House of Quality." Every2414 Wash. thing known In imiai Av Jewe.ers M. G. BARNES, Musio Dealer. Tha OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. te 170 Printers GEO. HARTLEY ft AGEE a Plain and decorative painting and paperhanging. Na charge for 160 2nd St Ball phone. estimate THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, N. 2390 and 2803 Wash. Ava second hand goods bought and sold. Both phonos 1144. and SIS Ecoisa Bulltftng. VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Attorney-at-Law- . Olfics 2374 Washington Avo. Both phonco 771. U0.6U1) C. DR. P. A. COOK, Office, Ecciaa Build'r.g. Ogden, Utah. J. A. BETLZER. Watchmaker and Jawster. 25th at Major Drug Star . FARNSWORTH Attomsy-at-Law- bu. Dentist. Painters efflc tary Clock and Watch Makar and Jaw-alaand Optician. Dealer In Art Goo da and Notions, Vlctar Talking Machines and records, 2582 With. Avenue. PRINTER. A. L. SCOVILLE, Opposite paatnffic Both phone Counsolora-at-Law- , ad-dre- II. Leading Dentists 16.50. T The riming quotation, All Our Harness luk WALL No. 2 sprit; 5 wheat. M.uusl.bj; No. icd. tiassH. 2, 95a$l.u5; No. No. 2 yellow, Nu. 3 corn, Product. Ou the produce exchange today the butter market was firm; creameries, 18a234; dairies, 1721. Kgge. easy, at mark cases included. 144; firsts, 14; prime firsts, 15. CheesC. 13al44. ' , . A. G. HORN, Attorney at Law. Over Sadcon Drug Star 1 $5.00. Coffee-Stea- No. dy. No. 4 Samoa, 7 7 ! rlo, , , ; . . Wsol. JOS. MacLAUCHLAN, Auditor and Accountant, Notary and Convayanecr. Offico Room 42, First National Bank building. Ind. Phono 470. Bt. I mis. Mo., May SI. Wool Steady; territory and western mediums. 1024; fine mediums, 2021; fine, OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artists. .Storo 413 h at. Grasnhouso opposite Glonwood park. Phono Boll S3S Twin-ty-fourt- Chicago Produce. Chicago, May 11. CIom: Wheat July, 99 1 81-4: Sept., $1.06 Corn May, 53 July, 68 Oats May, 28 July, 49 Pork-M- ay, $16.35: July. $11.50. Lard-M- ay, $9.33 July, $9.27 Ind. 8-- BROS. Phenes: Livery and Feed Stable Bell 715. 23S 11; independent Street h Twenty-fift- OGDEN FEED ft SALE STABLE A Co, Prop. Livery Phonos: Ball 31 9Y, In 500.. 2219 Washington Av 13. Masonry and Cement Contractors 1-- 3. THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flowers always on band. Floral dooigno a apocialty. Grocnhouoo cor. Jefferson ave. and Twentieth at. W. L. Porter, Mgr. 1-- 2 9.20. Ribs May, $8.95; Jnly, $8.90. Rye Cash, 8688. Barley (Msh, 6885. Rax. timothy sad clover, changed. J. F. O'NEILL CONSTRUCTION CO Can tractors and Builders of Saw or Cement Walk Street Paving and Gravel Roofing. 423 Hth at the THOMAS STUDIO. High Grads Portraiture In Pastel, Crayon and India Ink. 2457 Wash. Av Both Phene Real Estate Agents CARL C. RASMUBSON Real Estate, Loam, Rentals and Fire Insurance. First National Bank Bldg. Ind. Phono 47ft VARNEY FLORAL CO. Calla-LllllcRoom. Carnation and Cut Flower ovary day. Wo think our priceo to bo tho lowest. Pot plaoto In monthly. Music v B. VAN DER SC HU IT. Funeral dooigno of all kinds; out flows ra and potted plant .All ON dora promptly flllod. Phono S60Z. 740 1 Kansas City Livestock. Kansas (Sty, Mo., May 31. Cattta market steady. Receipts 2,000; Stockers and feeders, $3.254.80; bulls, 3.404.7$; calves, $4.009.50; western fed steers. $4.605.99; western fed cows, $3.254.60. Hogs Receipt 1 00,009: market 6e. higher. Heavy, $6.159.25: packers, 96.206.13 light, $6.25s.I5; pigs, $6.756.00. 3,000; market Receipt Sheep strong. Muttons, $5.406.70; lambs, $7.20a9.00; .range wether, $5.36 6.25; fad ewes, $4.756.00. JOSEPH BALLANTYKE. Director Ogdon Tabarrcla Choir. Voles Building a. Specialty, teodlo S5SS Orchard Av Teacher of Plan Studio, 321 K. Boll Fhona Ind Phene 3692 A. 2309 Adam STILLWELL A NEWMAN Florlat Choice and Give Bedding Plants of all kind ua a call. Stars 2576 Wash. Av ERNEST M. W. JONES. Plana, Oabinat Organ and Ha many, Btudia 3843 Wash, Av Carriage Mfg. MR R. F. HUNTER Teschar of Guitar and Mandolin (Moravian System). Also Flan FRED HOWARD, Centraetor and Builder. Phono S17Z. F. O. Bex BERTHA . phono Wcdell-Klea- M. PAYNE, I P. A. ISAK80N. Rear of 24547 22nd at phono, 298Z. In Phone 165. Ball It is a fact well known to few PETER UNANDER, ekllled workmen, and not known to I General Contractor and Bulldar. a the wrld at large at all, sya oienttfle magaslne, that human skin ; ; 359 Sth St Ball phone 975 Z. can be prepared, tanned, and mode GEO. OLMSTEADl Into durable article quit as successContractor and Builder. Office d fully as can the akin of our I and ahep at residence, 500 24th at, friends; and If you examine thene arWest Ogdon. Ball phono 481X. ticles you will find that the leather la very much like dogskin or pigskin. The largest article yet made of human skin Is a beautiful pure white saddle and anyone examining it wimld be at a lose in iell the kind of skin from which It Is made. When you are told, you ran Use that the pores which show have a familiar look; but. A. W. MEEK. when you are given a bit of the sklu and Heating Removed Plumbing ! you are amaxen at the thickness. from tha 36th BL ahsp to 25a 1 la not to be supposed that Now, In Waoh. Av phan there l a general trade In human leather. Human skin U nn exceedingly rare article. Sometime physician II will have a piece mode into cover for an lne'nnnent cane, and occaMon-all- y Pocatall Ogden. medical students get engugh to ELITE CLEANING CO., be mule Into a purse or a pitlr slipCleaners and Dyer Taylor ft pers. Patients sometime have a belt Both Phene Wilson, Proprietor or a bonk cover 01- - some such article made front a limb which has bepn 4 amputated. Rut It seedn a peculiar mind that would take the pleasure ia souvenir-- '' of ihls older. The work of tunning human skin Is pretty much the same as that of curing any other animal. Curiously enough, tu toning goes through the to the under skin, and not epidermis a little of the tanuiug of human skin Is done for the purpose of preserving the design tattooed upon It. Human skin may. however, lie tanned with the hair on'li, tn which ra-- e the epidermis it not removed. Scalps so tanned arc said to make the test wigs known, and because tlie tanning la done with alum instead or with oils, as Is the case with furs and moat of the skin- - of cnniinerre. the resulting leather is much more desirable. Edinburg Scotsman, four-foote- Contracting Plumbers Cleaning and Dyeing U 8HIFF. and Mandolin. Ind. Phone 8t list Pupil d Leopold Godowaky Selling Dates May 27, 30, June and 14. 0. F. WHITAKER Teacher of Plano. Tabernacle Organist Studio 874 23rd otreet Bell Phono 414Y. ! TRANSFER CO, Alborn Allan, Proprietor. Furniture Vans and Storage, Caba at a moment's Notice. Office 418 25th at 'Phone John W. A. MALAN S. E. MALAN MALAN TRANSFER CO. Van Draya and Baggaga Wagon Our specialties Plano, Furniture and Safe Moving; Sterag Offleo, 408 25tn st See Blades Phone Ford and Sen Paper-hange- r Decorators and Dsalgner Beyls Furniture Leave erders at Established C Carriages In waiting day or night' Vans, Drays and Baggaga Wagon Piano Moving a Specialty. Excursion Buasco Offico, ind. 224; Ball 220; Re. Ball 840. All Klnda of Transfer Work. Offleo 408 Twenty. fifth Street 1981. G. A. MULLER Dealer In Wall Paper, SON, Paper Hang- ing, Painting, Tinting and General Decorating. Wo are authorities on 25S2 Wash, ave, wood finishing. apposite Library. In Phan First-Clas- Upholstering ft M-H4 . TRAINS. N. Bell phone 243X. Drugs, Guaranteed and Strictly Pure ) TRANSFER VANS. Plana moving a specialty. 32S 26th. Both phonoo 283. rs' I This is the Place to Buy Your s, THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, ear pet cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture pocked for shipping. 447 25th Street Both Phone frl 4 14 549 Garden and Flower Our splendid stock alda yon to select Jvat what yam wait Gone aad aa u. Stock remedies will be specialty with u. POULTRY SUPPLIES 3, 7. 12 Prescriptions Carefully Compounded - 2273 TlLEN BLADES HACKS MEET ALL Painter and Paper-hangeDirectory First class tickets sale to many points west or Chicago. Minneapolis and St. Louis fur ine fare, plus two unilats for the round trip. Five first class trains liully. 1 lie famous Over-l.mUnified leave-- ' Ogden at 3 p. m. The new los Limited. 1:39 p. m. bus through standard and tourist sleeping cars to Chicago. Make reset va! ion eailv. Further par tlcular. I'nim Depot Ticket Office or A. B. Miieelt-y- . Trav. Vass. AgvM, Bell WANT ADd TUSLD BIU IUMCl.Tfi.WANT phone 52, Ugdm, I'trti. Auacli-a-Chieug- j G of Berlin, Germany. Instructor of music In tho State Industrial BohoOL Studio at 300 25th 8 treat Phono Ind. 400; Ball, ISO. DRUGGIST EXCURSION. Transfer Companies 22. JESSE J. DRIVER hair-covere- GEORGE A. KORN, Real Estate, Loam and Inaurane First National Bank Building. CELESTE CONROY. - Late k. Avenu Washington MRS. MARY Toaehor of Gfutav Residence 804 S3d M. FORRISTALL. 113 S. B. REDFIELD. of Flan Ball phone 341-- 349 . . W. N. PEIRCE. Raal Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Insurance, 413 24th at. Both MR Studio, W. B. WEDELL Insurance and Rental 2468 Washington ave, Boyle, block. Both phono Paal Estate, Lean J. DENT MOWREY Plano and Call Bldg. In 750, Ball Teacher SSE N. H. IVES, Live 8 took, Ranch City Property, 2484 Hemao on easy payment Phone 139ft Wash, Av Surety Bond Raal Estate and Insurance, 313 Ecciaa Bldg. Btudia 3248 Quincy Av 2350 Wall. Contractors and Builders 1 MISS ALMA BAUER, Teacher of Plan HU- SKIN. at OGDEN ELECTRIC MACHINE AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, Horweahoelng, Rubber Tiring, Harvesting Machine Wagon Buggioa and Tops Manufactured. 2247 Wash. Av Ball Phene 12S0Y. 7.00. LEATHER GOODS MADE OF Twsnty-olght- h Real kotat lnuranae and Inyaak 209 Ecciaa Building, au mant cteeor to N. H. Ive HERRICK. KELLY Leans and General Inaurane Raal Batata Investment Rental and Instructors o Chicago Livestock. May 31. Cattle Receipt 3,00(1 ; market strong. Beeves, $4.50 6.55; oows, $1.765.60; heifers, $4.25a to calves, $5.007.25; 4.70; good prime steers. $6.206.39; poor to medium, $4.605.50; slackers and feeders, $8.055.15. Hog- s- Receipt 13.050; market So. higher. Light, 96.20a6.40; mixed, $6.15a6.40; $5.906.33 heavy, rough, $1.906.15; pigs. $5.906.35; good to cholro heavy, Receipts . 5.000; market Sheep steady. Natives. $4.256.35; west era, year Hags, $4.259.40; $6.107.50; wrote, $6.25al.99; westerns, $6. 26a WM. A. HICKENLOOFER, -- Phonoo Ball 800Z; Ind. 93. un- Chicago, UNION PACIFIC WEBER, Photograph or. Every variety of photo act work. Both s 1439 Wash, av 7-- 1-- MAN t J. F. Everett and Boarding. Gty Florists 1617. LUKE CRAWSHAW, Protographer; Btudia Artlatl 2481 Washington Avenue, Ogdon, Uak A picture that looks Ilka you. Livery Stables WILLIAMS 3-- 1; 3-- Wash. Avs. Photographers A. NELLES, LADIES TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. Suita 4647 Lewis Block. In Phono 169. Auditors and Accountants Sugar and Coffee. New York, May 11. Bugar Raw, steady. Centrifugal Ai test $3.90: molasses sugar, $3.15; refined, steady; crushed. $5.70; powdered, $5.10; granulated. , Ladies' Tailors WASHINGTON ADS YIELD AVE. BIG RESULTS. T. B. Heller (Sl Son HAY AND GRAIN. 2310 Washington Avanu Both Phono .WANT AB3 TtSLD BIU RESULTS. |