The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-02
BREVIT T lE S

Have YOU been to see our new spring
line Of w. l.. Douglas shoes and OK
fords at $3.50 and $500. The Palace.
$50 25tb ST. -
For jolly good time attend the
Weigh Dance to be given by the 5th
Ward Choir, May 5th, at Fifth Ward
Amusement Hall.
Good girls and boys wanted at the
Shupe. Williams Candy Factory. -
viii Talk to Parents-Chief Brown
Ing Will talk TO the parents class In
the Fifth ward meeting house at 10
o'clock this morning
Modern Woodmcn Rally Monday
May 3rd. 1909. I p. IN.
Bought Thorouehbreds,-H P. An
yesterday. While here he bought two
carloads al thoroughbreds sheep and
shipped them TO his herds in Sanpete
county.
You know and we all know that
w. l.. Douglas $3.50 and $500 shoes
are better than any $500 and $500
shoes of any other make For sale
at The Palace Good Clothes Store,
$50 18th street. =
Plneappes are cheap, l5c TO 25c
each. order from your grocer. =
Dunn Leaves for the Vest F.
Dunn, superintendent of motive power
OF the Oregon Short Line. left for the
west Thursday night, and. in personal
appearance shows evidence of the seri-
Gus illness through which he has re-
Gently passed
Modern Woodmeu Rally Monday
May 3rd, 1909 p. m. --
That Good Coai"-2 900 pounds 10
Ton. Rock Springs, Clear Greek aud
Castle Gate Bamberger ogden Coal
Co, 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000.
Leavee for Two Weeks VisIt.-Vice
Consul Jesse Frazziui of tpe Italian
government. will leave Ogden today
AT noon for a two weeks visit with
his brothers In Denver. Colo.
HIGH GRADE PIANO, NEARLY
NEW FOR SALE CHEAP. o. j.
STIlWElL. BELL PHONE 1o29-Y,
INDEPENDENT SIX. -
MI and Mrs Halsey Merchant of
Ogden are spending some time in
Rock Springs Nlr Merchant is en-
gagged in survey work for the coal
company.
Spring Hat Sale. 251i Wash. Ave.
We don't keep it, We sell It. Lewis
Good Coal. Phones 1l9.
Modern Woodmen Of American cx-
curSion TO Salt Lake. via Bamberger
line, May 18th Fare $10O round trip
Good on all trans. Special leaves
Salt Lake at IL 80 p m Get tickets
from VIM. II Draney, c. II. Packer.
c. NJ. Ramey or G. II. Shaler, clerk;
nlso at depot.
County Reccipte-Reports filed yes
torday show the following receipts in
various county Offices during the
month of April: County clerks office.
S64555s county recorders Office,
$S726O. treasurer's office. S3po,
sherirfs Office S46,25.
Blue Seal Butter Nut Bread is known
by its fine texture and flavor.
STORAGE o, -c1eoI,eoIe rates. IN
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcrolt C Sons
Company
Ogden Men Organize Wyoming
6ank-A new state bank is being or
gani2ed at Kemmerer, Wyoming NJ.
S. Browning and John Plngree' Of
Ogden, and w w. Armstrong of Salt
Lake. organizers. The institution will
open not later than June l. with +. L.
Smith. paying teller OF the National
Bank of the Republic as cashier
Peerless Sodas are better and fresh
.r- Made in Ogden.
Kodak Finishing. Tr'pp Studio $40 25th.
Judgment for pIaintiff.-In the case
oi the First National Bank of Ogden
against Richard L. John l.. and Sarah
NJ. Taylor which has been on trial for
two days the jury last evening rend-
cred verdict giving the plaintiff
Judgment for 1891 sc principal, S11212
interest and S10i 40 attorney fees in
the first cause of action and $4,000
principal, with S3695O interest in the
second cause of action. The action
was brought TO recover on certain
F''bhS"'is HOt'0 VI lODS olIUul0E.
Queen Esther cantata, Methodist
church. May 9Th and 9Th Fifty cents
Reserved seats at Badcons. =
Modern Woodmen Rally Monday
May 3rd, 1909. p, m :
Sentenced to Three Years at Leaven-
Worth.-C. c. Slade. former superin.
tendent Of the delivery department of
the Salt Lake post office was yester.
day sentenced 10 three years imprison-
ment in the federal prison at I.eayen-
worth, Kan. Slade pleaded guilty To
the charge of robbng from the mail
having been indicted on thirteen
counts.
Viaduct Nearly completed.-It is ex-
pected that at the meeting of the city
council next Monday night, the rail-
road companies Will advise that body
That the viaduct across the railroad
tracks on Twenty-fourth street. has
been completed and is ready for the
travelling public. 1t is also presumed
that az soon as the council can cx-
anime the structure and decide upon
Its formal acceptance, an open day"
will be decided upon and an appro-