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Show Horses Wanted A- Balt loike, June 25. There was a better tone to the mining stock mar- weighing from 1,000 to 1,100 pounds, immediately. What hare you got? ket today and quite a number of tbe stocks called on the local mining exchange recorded anioug ihe hu was Beck Tunnel Consolidated. The stock opened in good form and repeated efforts on the part of certain brokers to indulge it to come out at $1.80 a share was only patriaUy successful Columbus Consolidated was bought at while Colorado moved up to $5.45, $4.12. Daly Judge was slightly stronger, all hough tbe demand fur It was limited. Among the anltsted stocks Ohio Copper wss a seller at $4.Q and Crown Point at 50 and 51 cents. The closing quotations follow: Johnson &Dee Square Horse Merchants Stable 248 24th St PHONES 69A FROM WALL STREET AWAKENING ITS LETHARGY. Market Was in th Hand of th Who Worked the Bullish MovemanL New York, June 25. The stock market was taken in band today with more vigor and determtnstion than for some time pas. The Initiative l, waa hupposed to be largely prolea-sionaconfiof but the appearance dence even among profession waa a distinct change from he recent profound apathy of the market. Rumor was busy with tbe origla of the .L developed activity, and the individual or group varied in different surmises there waa general to agreement in the rumors pointing organised professional operation concerned la the upward movement of based prices. Tbe movement waa absence of vioualy on the almost total In the market for selling ptce-fir- e sseevral da past, not with standing fume new of an unfavorable character. It was found taiy therefore to bid up prices without bringing out stock any overwhelming offerings of was a at the higher prices. There marked movement in speculative sentiment in I .on don and this relieved the local market from a factor which has helped to keep it back. A rein British eonsolt was bound of 1 a striking testimony to tbe improvement iu tbe investment feeling In London. Apparently fears of trouble at settle-methe fortnightly stock market la progress there have aubsldrd. Discounts reerded although London took 81.000.000 in gold m this market for shipment tomorrow. This continued drain on bank reserves. It is held In some quarters, cannot fall to complicate the local money situation la connection with tbs settlement The stock market ignored has this influence. The aow taken from the banks since the bank statement was compiled $6,397.-00and this includes only such poras tion of the gold intended far exportsurwaa shipped today. Saturdays week plus reserve, seen with last 0. at only stood augmentation, foreign K is the optnl0n among banker that ti-- e gold export moveconsiderably extend mav ment farther. The imperial bank of Ger of many showed aome betterment condition, and confidence at Pan was restored la a measure with the subsidence of the more nlarmlpg demonstrations in southern national authorities attributed tbe determined purpose of foreign banka to build up their reserves la part to the expectation of short crops, which will necessitate heavy payments for impprted breadstuff and of gold later. On perhaps York Judge are New hand the other nt jr mupplie the to Included Judge of exchange a due to the disinclination of offer hill against future grain and ration exports. A good tmP,V' stem was caused by the success of the bond 6.000,000 Philadelphia 4 percent at issue. The bond of a syndicate InciThis that abo bid and 100.27 Imdent was regarded n having an sties the on coming portant bearing of $30,000,00 New York City bonds on Fridav of this week. A failure has the been feared for this offering, and invest-meneffect of such a failure on the dread- t situation has been mnch ed. Such an Isolated Incident a the forePhiladelphia bond sale ' often inrunner of a general change in the of large acntl-mentvestment tide and influence on the day market. favorable crop condition reThe the weekly bulletin of the hr ported weather bureau waa a help to th inmarket. The driving In of a abort 'the ffrotelng ternet also helped This had become prostrength. nounced and general by the last hour 1 of the day, and numerous gain of to 3 points were shown by nil securities. These gains were held to the strong and actie closing. Bonds were irregular. Total tales adS. 3 par alus $1,030,000.on U. call. vanced 12 percent sud-deal- y n Ig.tha character of tM transfer service vs (apply our patron. Prompt, reliable tad at low cost. Any time you wy woll bo oa your job tad handle it expeditiously td walL ALLEN TRANSFER CO. FLcsa U for poors aeml-annnu- y 0, Domoto & Co. TWENTY-fir- $a,6-6,60- St. m Men's Furnishing Goods Fronc-Londo- and Notions of all kinds dt Fancy CashGroceries Wines and Liquors Ohio Kentucky FLOUR, Frisoo Contact New Blorktoa Mason Valley Con. Flagstaff Copper Glance McDonald Ely Wheeler HAY, GRAIIM -- .... And Plenty of It ; .... 8.85 8.05 45 45 a .50 . 1.85 e .134 .... e 1.00 90 .15 .25 ',90 CHICAGO FUTURES. Stock Remedies and Poultry Chicago, Jnne 25. The 'leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat July, 92. 9114. 91; 8Pt.. . 9514. 94t4at4. 4? 62. 52, 62: Sept., 68, 62, 53; Dec., 51. 50. 51. Oats July, 43. 42, 42: Sept., 37. 37. $16.05: 87. 86. 37: Dec., 38.$15.70, 964s. SUPPLIES July. Urd-Ju- ly, Sept., $9.10. $8.62, $8.67: $9.07, 9 10. $.87. 8.85. Oats July. $9.10, $.87. $8.50, $8.50, $8.65; Short Riba-Ju- ly, Sept., Heller $8.90, $8.82, $8.67, Q.Son $8.70, $8.80. $8.77; Oct, Cash Quotation. Chicago, June 25. Cash quotations were aa follows: 2310 Waahlngton Avenue, loth Phonos, LEADER OP THE PEASANTS. Albtrt la Deaerlbad aa Not Attractive in Appearance. New York. Jane 25. MarceHn bert, tbs French peasant, who I-- pork July. $16.12, Sept., $16.35, $16.00. 16.25. THE BEST Try Them T. B. 94a; 9697. Cora . Al- has sprung Into prominence aa the leader of the wiife growers' movement la Southern France, la thua described by a Herald correspondent who saw him at Xarbonne, Monday: "At first view not a very Impressive figure is this Savior' of the vine. He la a typical peasant of medium height, end spare figure with toll hardened handa, sunburnt face, aquiline nose, prominent cheek bones and tha dark eyas and coal black beard characteristic of these rbildren of the uouth. When it is possible to hear bia voice, there la nothing very attractive in the timbre, on the ''Contrary, It la aomewhat harsh and unmusical, and he appears to have little of that facial beauty which one expects to find In a popular leader. Astuteness, mother wit and steadfastness, all these he has, but of the . attractive factors of voire, manner or personality, in which the power of moat demagogues resides. I find not a trace. From whatever Maoelln Albert's popularity mar be derived, that It exist, la unquestionable.'' . ' a Vf-r- r Flour, steady. CLOSING STOCK LIST, No. 2 spring wheat, 881.02; No. 2, 2 Nu. . 87 red, 90s91. 911.01; Atchison No. 2 corn, 6253; No. 2 yellow, . 93 do. preferred 62. . 95 Ohio and Baltimore 45 2 ; : No. No. 2 oats, 42 white, .170 Canadian Pacific No. 3 white, 4Sa44. North .Western .. .145 an.l Chicago No. 2 rye, 84; fair to choice malting, .215 do. preferred . 23 7074. .. Southern Colorado Flax need. No. 1 north western, Denver and Rio Grande . 26 $1.25. do. preferred Prime timothy need, $4.75. . 23 Erie .139 Clover, rontract grades, $15.25. Central Illinois .112 Short riba sides, loose, $.508.75. Nashville and Louisville Mess pork, per bbl.. 116.0510.10. . 20 Mexican Central . . 75 Lard, per ion lbs..S2. Pacific ..j Missouri .112 Short clear sides, boxed, $8.87 York Central New . .120 8.12. Pennsylvania .103 Whisky, basis of high' wines, $1.31. Reading . 21 Rock Island . 44 Racelpta and Shipments. do. preferred .127 Flour Receipt. 19,400 bbl.; ship- gt. janl Pacific 78 ments. 18,700 bhls. Southern 19 Wheat Receipts, 40,000 bn.; ship- Southern Railway .135 ments, 4.000 bu. Union Padflc . 83 Carn Receipts. 885,627 bn.; shipdo. preferred . 12 ments, 424.300 bu. Wabash ..16 Oats Receipts, 180,000 bu.; ship- Wisconsin Central, bid ments, 130,000 bu. Miscellaneous. ship. 84 3,000 bu.; Rye Receipts, Copper Amalgamated ments. none. Car and Foundry ... . 41 American Barley Receipts, 15,400 bu.; ship- American Smelting and Refng . .118 .106 ments, 14,000 buy do. preferred . 65 Rapid Transit Brooklyn . 31 Produce. Fuel and Iron Colorado . 12 On tbe produce exchange today tbe International Paper . 74 butter market was firm; creameries, National Blwult . 60 19a24; dairies. 1721. case Includ- National . 24 Mail Eggs steady, nt mark Padflc -- 90 ed, 13al5; firsts, 13; prime firsts, People's Gas . 34 Pressed Steel Car, bid .160 Cheese steady, Pullman Falace Car .53 Oil Standard .121 Chicago Product. Sugar - .140 Chicago, June 25. Close Wheat Tennessee Coal and Iron . 34 United State Steel July 91 3 4; Sept. 95 . 99 Corn July 52 Sept. 52 do. preferred . 79 43 7 8. Oat July 42 Western Union .126 Pork July $16.06; 8ept. $10.25. Northern Pacific .128 Lard July $.87 Sept. $9.07 Great Northern, preferred . 56 Ribs July $8.65: Kept $8.858.87 International Metropolitan . 47 Rye Cash, 8658. do. preferred . 66 Barley Cash. 68a73. Mackay 63 . tradno hid clover and timothy, Flax, do. preferred, ...... ........ ........ ........... llal3. ALBERT TO BE DENOUNCED. Montpelier, France, June 25. Ferrule, the of N'arbonne, who la la prison here, declared yester- that he would take the first oppor-iioitto publicly disavow the action If Marcella Albert la calling upon Frontier Clemeacenu at Paris, on Sun-Say y. -- 8-- B.-p- .... .... 2 Argelllers. France, June 25. M. Albert has called a meeting of all the till ien for noon today, when he will relate hla experiences la Paris and in- ing. struct them as to the planu'for the Sugar and Coffee. future. Kew Tork, June 25. Sugar Raw. It was stated that the committee steady; fair refining 3.213.25; censtipulated that M. Albert should sur- trifugal 90 teat 3.173.75: molasses render himself to a Justice today, but sugar 2.90a3.00: refined, quiet ; crushtbst he pleaded great fatigue and ed 5.70; powdered 5.10; granulated 5.00. agreed to do so on Wednesday, COFFEB-Qui-et; No. 7 Rio No. 4 Santos, 7 EARTHQUAKE IN VENEZUELA. 8-- , I Caracas Venesuela, June 2. Via Willemstad, Island of Curaeoa, June 25. A strong earth shock, lasting three seconds. was felt at 1:15 a. m. yesterday. No damage was done. 1TI11I1. Miive heifer. $lt ,i Jgigg. cales. $3.5006.00-HOGReceipts 15.0UU; market of5 bulk cent lower. Top. 5.90; heavy. $a.M 6 sales, $5.85 5.90; light, 5.85: packer. 582 bulls, 6 155 .. nr... i S $3.09 2 - Bvck Tunnel Mpkeo a Slight Advance Columbus Con, and Colorado Move Up, want forty head of sound, fat stage horses, 4.7$; MARKET STOCKS GAIN STRENGTH ON THE SALT LAKE CHANGE. We 1907. 26, stockers and feeder. $3.0006.06: southern livers. $3,254(4.90; route cows. $2.5ttl.30; native cow, $.00 STOCK MINING MARKET JUNE UTAII, WEDNESDAY, EXAMINER: OGDEN, THE MORNING St. Louis, Wool. Mo., June 25. Steady: territory and western ums 20s26 flue 14al6. fine medium Wool medi- 17a21; Money Market call New Tork. June 25. Money onclna-ltig steadr. loan daya a nillrig 2 rate offered at hid 21-firm: 60 days six month 4 41-2- 4 41-2a- 3-- 3. 3. 3--4: Time 90 51-- 2 $5.00 5 50. 5.300; market pig. $5,650 5.92 SHEE-P- Receipt ewes and steady. Lambs, $7.2507.5; clipped Texas 8.00; $5.25 yearlings, Texas dipped yearling. $5.00 5 66; feedkheep. $6.ki 6.50; mocker sad ers, $3.5 5.06. Architects Architect, Kanaaa City Markets. City, Mo.. June 25 Cattle rrcelpta ifl.onp, Including 1.800 southern market steady to 10c lower. Top 700; choice export and dressed beef i Kana steers, 6 2507.00; fair to good, 4.5n $406.50; 0 6 2; western fed steer, Bldg. DR. P. A. COOK, Dentist. Office, Eeclaa Building. Oglen, Utah. ; House. Furnishings GRAVE. Nafl Bank First Fhom Ml IT First Natl Architects. Bank Bldg. Bath Fhcnon HOGS Receipts about 20,000. Mae-ke- t 5 cents lower. Choice heavy shipping. $5.90 5.95; light, $5.I06.M: light mixed, $5.956.00; choice light. $6.00C.05; packing. $5.75 5.90; pigs 4.000 6.00; bulk of sales, $5.85 35. Both Ladies' Tailors 6.00 Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg, Ogaan, Utah. Bath phonaa Notary In office. Cottan Market. June 25. The firat hale of art cotton to arrive at New York waa sold at auction In front of the cotton exchange today. The price was 40 cents per pound. New York. K ' TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. Block. Law la Suita 44-4- 7 Ind. Fhana 158. VOLNEV C. GUNNELL Office 2874 Waah- Attomoy-at-La- lngton Ava. Both phrase 77L 8 Ceunaeloro-at-Law- , Boll 808, Ind. and 84 Firat National Bank Bldg. & 65 Fhanoa, WM. A. HtCKENLOOPEH Rani batota InMiranao and Invest manta. 208 Caeloa Building, eu ate ear to N. M. Ivon, FEED A BALE STABLE A Co, Frepa, Livery and Boarding. Phones: Boll 815Vf Ind. 500.. 2211 Waahlngton Ava. J. F. Everett KELLY A HERRICK. iral Inau ranee. Loan and Ikstilq Baal Batata lavostros ta. Masonry and A HORN, Attorney at Law. A. Over Badcen Drug Store, Ava, wash. Cement Contractors J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION . Gty Florists . . W. B. WEDELL Real Estate, Loans, Inauranoo and Rental. 2448 Waahlngton ava, Boyla block. Both phanoa. aCemegt OGDEN FLORAL CO. Music and Instructors Floral Artiata. .Store 418 Twen- at Graenhouaa oppealta Glenwood park. Phanoa, Boll 88fo, J. M. FORRISTALL. Bursty Banda; Real Batata and Insurance, SIS Eeclaa Bldg. Ind. 181. tf it CoMa-Lllllv- o erya-tallis- h STILLWELL A NEWMAN At Sea In a Ceffln. It waa tbe French aaaaaain Lupl who escap'd to sea from Cayenne la a coffin. He managed to get aome Bills, tar and cotton, and one dark night he got into the coffin abed. He selected a fine, stanch and seaworthy coffin and fastened the lid in order to turn It into a deck, leaving a cockpit sufficient to enable him to crawl In. He calked all tbe Joints as well aa he could, and when this work waa finished ha made a pair of paddles out of two planka. Then lie brought out hla craft with groat precaution. Without much difficulty be reached tbe waters edge. Silently and slowly he proceeded In the hope of reaching either Yeneauela or British Guiana. 150 nautical miles distant Fortnnntely or unfortunately for I.npL tbe steamer A belli, returning from tbe Antilles, off Paramaribo ptek-e- d him np. half drowned and almost In a fainting condition, and a few hours later he waa in Irons In hla cell Florists. Chaleo and Bedding Plant of all klnda. Give ua a oalL horq 2576 Wash. Ava. ERNEfiT M. W. JONES. " Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Har. many. Studie 8848 Wash. Ava. Bldg. Builders GEO. OLMSTEAIX e, Pocatello. Ogdon. ELITE CLEANING CO, Cleaners and Dyers. ' Taylor A Wilson, Proprietor. Both Phones. . IIHH4WHWWHHI Firat National Bank Building, Transfer Companies 22. TRANSFER YANA Flan moving a specialty. 828 25th. Bath phanoa 258. B. F. WHITAKER Toaoher ef Flans. Tabernacle Or Studio 874 28ri street. ganlaL Bell Phono 414Y. W. A. MALAN MALAN TRANSFER CO. Yana, Drays and Baggage Wagona. Our apoolattlee Plane, Furniture and Safa Moving; fits ra go. Offiee, 408 25tn at Boa Slades Phonaa, BLADES HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriage In waiting day ar nlghL Yana, Drays and Baggage Wagona. Plan Moving a Specialty. Ensure- Ira Buaasa. Office, Ind. 224; Ball 220; Res, Bell' 84& All Klnda ef Transfer Work. Ofllaa 408 Twenty, fifth Street. John N. Ford and Son Paper hangars. Decorators and Doaignarn. Ball phono 243 X. Laavs ardor at Furniture C. Established Bay I . Pianos a Bush 1 1 1 HH444fff4-H-- A young man whore eye had been troubling him consulted a New York oculist. What you want to do." said fhe specialist. Ms to take a trip every day on the ferry or in New Jersey, Long Island nny place when yon can see brag distances. Look up and down the river, across fields ar. If the worst comes to tbe wont, go on tbe top of n skyscraper and scan the b orison from that paint. Tbe Idea Is to get distance. You use your eye a great deal and always at close nags. Yon can't naa them any other way In town. Even when not rending or writing the vision la limited by small room and narrow street s No matter In what direction you look, there la a hlnnk wall not far away to shut off sight." WARDLEIGH , Travel Free. 'Conductor," said tbe gasping vainly trying to raise a window, "there are at least a billion microbe In this car." "Yon ought to be able to stand that If tbe company can," growled the street car conductor. "We don't get n Mamed rent for carrying om." Chicago Tribune. MERCHANDISE Ylaliaa, Uniters, Accord eoas. Banjos, Strings. v 4 COMMENCES THIS MORNING. t' mut reduce pur rtock to make room for another shipment that uill arrive in a few da We ja 0 . Latest Publications of Sheet Muste. Bee T.B.Evans&Co , , Glassware OIGANS AND MUSICAL We urn tlckl your palate vrtth a complete line of choice apriag vegetables, fresh nt our fountain every morning. Also an assortment of fruit. A fin line of imported and domestic staple and fancy grocariea. Tbeaa goods will prolong your Ufa and flv rim and vigor to your system. ' China and PIANOS ! ! ! fI ON Tlvant Look Into Spaee. ! . I C. ) ' BIG SALE Qsrts Pianos. Newman Brae. Organa. H. ! THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, ear- pat cleaning, laying and fitting. Fumltura packed for shipping 447 28th Street. Both Phanoa, M. A BARNES, Muale Dealer. The Up4o-Dat- e OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. 1 ; Upholstering MUSIC CO. "The House of Quality. Everything known in mule. 814 25th. THOMAS-HORN- E IH'lfHl HI 4 ! A E. MALAN Painter arid Paper- -' hangers' Directory 1111111111111141 : : ALLBN TRANSFER CO, Alborn Allan, Proprietor, Famlturo Yana and Storage, Cab at a moment's Notice. Office 412 28th at Fhana CELESTE CONROY. Late Pupil of Leopold Godewsky of Berlin, 'Germany. Instructor ef In tha ' State Industrial muale 8cheoL Studio at 300 26th Street. Phenes. Ind, 400; Boll 18- - 1881. Cleaning and Dyeing GEORGE A. HORN, Real Batata, Leans and Insurance 115 Contractor and Builder, Office and ahop at residence, 500 24th at. Wait Ogden, Bell phono 4S1X. Tee Long Winded. The Inhabitants of the Canary isles, finding themselves oppressed by fain-insent to the governor of Galicia one of their bead men aa aa ambassador. They advised him imt to loee himself 4 In long winded talk. He promised and kept his word. He took with him a Urge number of sacks, and. arriving at tbe town where tbe governor waa on the circuit, he opened one of them before him, saying only tbeaa words: It Is empty. Fill It" The governor ordered this sack and tbe rest to be filled with meal hut he said to the speaker: "Ton had no need to tell na that the sack waa empty nor that ft waa necessary to fill ft. Wo should have readily guessed that Another time be briefer In your talk. phonos. Wodcli-Kla- al 1184. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. Teacher ef Glutae and Mandolin, Residence 804 33d 9k Ind, Phono 4 FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. Phans 517Z, . P. O. Box 354. W. N. PEIRCE. Rani Estate, Notary, Fir and Llfa Insurance, 418 24th eL Beth BERTHA M. PAYNE. Teacher ef Piano. Ind. Phana 158, 2380 WalL Contractors and ' ' DENT MOWREY and Cello. Ind. 760, Ball Piano j N. H. IVE8, Uvo Steak, Its na baa. City Property. Homos ra easy payments. 2484 Wash. Ava. Phana 1888. CO.Cen tractors and Builder ef Save Walka Street Paving Reefing. 421 S5th at Two Familiar F reverb. ' It wai the habit of the great Greek painter Apelles never to let n day paas, THE PORTER FLORAL CO,' however busy be rhaseed to be, without practicing his band by tractag the Choice out- flewore alwaya on hand. Floral dosigna a specialty. outline of some object a custom which Groenhouo car. Jofforaen ava. and has aow passed Into a proverb No Twentieth W. L Porter, Mgr. day without a line." He also mad It m Phones Bell 280Z; Ind. 298. a rule, when he bad finished a canvas, - - ,i to exhibit ft to the view of those who T visited his stodlo, while be himself, VARNEY FLORAL CO. hidden behind the picture, would listen to their comments. It la said that once Rooa, Carnations, a shoemaker censured him for having and Clt Flowers ovary lay. Wo painted a pair of shoe with on latcbet think nuc prices to bo tha InwasC too few. Next day th shoemaker, rePet plants In mOntnly, the paintvisiting the studio, saw that er had corrected th mistake. He then began to criticise tbe leg of the porB. VAN DER 'SCHUIT. trait, upon which Apelles came .forFuneral losigna of ad kinds; cut ward and reminded him that shoeflowers and petted plants. .All o.n maker should not go beyond tbe shoes, dors promptly filled. Phene 860Z. a piece of advice which baa alao 740 Twenty-eightat Into a proverb, "Let tbe cobbler stick to hla last. Pliny the Elder. , ttraet. h OGDEN AGEE A MCRACKEN, CARL C. RASMU8SON Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Fir Insurance. Firat National Bank Bldg. InA Fhana 478. ' WILLIAMS BROS. Livery and Food Oteblea. Phrase: Ball 611; Inlapondent 715. Z35 Twenty-fift- i Real Estate Agents Livery Stables . 814 and 818 Eeclaa. Building. The most wonderful cave la tha world Is In tbe Island of Tanga, la tha south Pacific. Byron called it "a thapd of the seas. It is formed la a rock that is almost surrounded by the erase. This rock la about sixty feet high and broad proportionately. Many years ago a boy, the son of a aatlve chief, waa chasing a hug turtle, when Ills game seemed to sluk into the rock. Th lad watched and walled until the tide fell, disc losing a small opening In the rock about six feet under low water mark. Diving boldly, the young hunter entered the aperture and. to bis surprise, came to tbe surface Inside tbe rock. The rock was hollow, and Its Interior waa found afterward, whan the natives explored ft with torches, to contain' many beautiful stalactites. When attacked and followed by enemies, tbe natives, who know tbs secret leave their canoes, plunge Into the water and disappear. Their foes linger, astonished at their disappearance, for no person not acquainted with It would suspect that tbe nek was hollow. Ron THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grade Portraiture in Pastel, Crayon and India Ink. 2457 Waah. Av. Beth Phonaa. A. NELLEB, LADIES B. FARNSWORTH Atternoy-at-Law- ! . 1144. phenes JOSEPH CHEZ. 6.40. Origin LUKE CRAWSHAW, Pratographor; Studio Artistic. 9468 Waahlngton Avanua, Ogdon, Uah. A picture that look like you. Attorneys 625; ; Photographers THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, Na. 2300 and 2303 Wash. Ava, ascend hand goods bought and add. 11,000. the Wsrtd. A. L. 8C0VILLE, PRINTER. Opposite peotoffica. Bath phones. 8SSK. P. C. WOODS A COl pan-aeng- 3-- Z3 Ball 5.m). Meet Wonderful Cave In Printers :: A. L s Chicago Live Stock. reCattl 25. June Ills.. Chicago, but ceipts- about 8,500; market steady, alow- common t prime teers, 4.60 7.00; cows. $3.26 4.76; fbelfers, $3.00 CB.00; bulla, $3.40 5.00; calves. $8.00 $3.00 6.50; Stocker and.feeder about BHEEP Receipt Sheep- - 4.00 Market steady. yearling, $5.5006.50; lamb, Leading Dentists tha Woadarfol Pip Organ. E. A. OLSEN 2876 Washington Avanua. OGDEN, UATH. Grocer GROCERA Both Phonaa 236. 2384 Wash. Ava. WT ADR YIELD- BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. Want Ads in the StandardExamirier i Pa |