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Show UAILY IU PARKER will have none MNVENTION OF CLEVELAND. Annals UTAH STATE JOURNAL, of Billtown ' Bugle Editor Decides to Offer Himself I as Candidate for President n JULY 1. 1904. Japanese Alaska Matting Refrigerators direct import order of 100 rolls j'.:rt arrived. The choicest patterns. A i (From the Billtown Bugle.) in not in it with US a a B' WE concluded have to rexciit mayor. S.y ,d.h. S.n.torBeeauee Ha la Only He may run Gotham: hut WE run OURSELF to the nationul Democratic Named Availabla Candidata. convention as a candidate fur the Billtown. To show what an iiicom'e.iueutlul presidency. insufficient Jackass this nun Mca Republican. was and western Greeley Some L July gT louIS. Clellan is. let US call the attention So were WE. national Democratic J,tea to the of a wondering world to this fact: Motion arrived today, but a.ide Greeley was an editor. The municipal expenditures of New So were WE. individual opiniona' they mui their York cuss ier annum. could a blue streak. City are tlOS.OOO.OOU Greeley of what waa going wd no knowledge Is And McClellan a man. still naSo WE. can poor the Democratic b done when fellow not sense That has All the week. that next got WE know description meets tional convention to him last US. fits Just about arrival overnight. enough the Greeley to await eeems Everything n The municipal expenditures of Greeley was nominated by the Demwhen it is expected leaders, oi th, are anlees than 1100,000 per ocrats. the usual life, there will be WE are getting rich. and num, be. WE to conventnational ought an Interesting McClellan made the gamblers of WE are a bigger editor than Greeley ion. York shut up. New was. came ever Idaho of Senator Fred Dubois know a better game than that. WE one He had he what asked could when and only paper and In last night make the gamblers In Billtown WE one side of take the outlook, only question. tjousht of the presidential up. put Parker. but two WE have papers and WE can .aid he saw nothing And you can bet your bottom dollnr to the possibility of take both sides of any question In Referring the stuff they put up stays put. that Cleveland's nomination he declared: fact, WE like to see a question that la The Republican party has got a a third of octagonal bo that WE can get on eight Why there is more than candidate who Is all egotism. until the sides at once. will stay here the convention Democratic The nominatparty can go it one the election before allowing The Democratic party picked up a a candidate who is better to hy nomioffering An Cleveland. attempt ion of man in Greeley who had never before all egotism, and some left over. conventwill the throw Cleveland nate been In the Democratic party. What a peach of a fight it would be. ion Into the hands of Bryan. The While WE have been a Republican Teddy would stand on the platform: convention will nominate Parker of moat time the because most the of "I and God will run the country." to nomithey have no other man time it paid better WE have also And WE would stand on the platnate." been a Democrat a part of the time. form: he will declares Dubois that Senator I." WE worked and voted for William J. plank in the natget an 1896. In The attention of the Democratic ional platform. That will be his prin- Bryan called WE a who traitor party is urged to this opportunity. everybody cipal work while In St Louis. He says believe with US. didn't It is about time WE swung around feared they that the Republicans owes the the WE that think political circle once more and WE Democracy would loss Utah, Idaho and Wyoming some to like to get In where WE could would US return for service. but declared if they against polygamy, some of the old scores that WE off New about McClellan It is of pay of a talking declaration that claims he strong to owe York. rival Republicana chieftains. In the Democratic kind platform that win carry those states for the Democratic party. FUNERAL OF A PIONEER. GOES TO ANNAPOLIS. MvCU-ll.i- FRIDAY. DON'T Prices 30c, 35c and 40c yd FORGET THEM. Prices $9.50 to $100 a 9 Bill-tow- ante-dat-- Bamboo Porch Screens . LARGE ASSORTMENT Hammocks AND Porch Furniture JUST IN. Prices from $3.50 up A VERY M OGDEN FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. Complete House Furnishers HYRUM PINGREE, Manager. REMARKABLE I be-du- se Hose Selling CONCERTS Park Management Has ranged for Two 8unday, July 3. Glenwood The Glenwood Park C. Littlefield Ar- management arranged two very fine programs for their Sunday concerts, next Sunday afternoon and evening. The first one will be given on the platform next has to the pavilion at I: SO in the and will be free to all. The afternoon Corroborative and confirmatory of the item Jtrinted yesterday in the State Journal, the Salt Lake Tribune of this morning published the following: Senator Kearns received a message yesterday morning informing him that John C. Littlefield of Ogden and Geo. C. Snow of Salt Lake City had successfully' passed the recent examinations which were given for entrance to - following program will be rendered by a fifteen -piece orchestra specially engaged for them concerts; Wedding march, Test; selection, Amorlta, Cxlbul-k- a; concert waits, Athens; Melody of Love,' clarinet and cornet, arr. by Chaa. Thatcher; overture, Light Cavalry"; dance characteristic, Frolic of Color"; Serenade, Schubert, cornet and trombone; concert galop, Amethyst" In the evening another concert will he given In the pavilion and will include new illustrated songs and pictures. No admission will be charged to the pavilion. Considerable expense has been incurred by the management In the arranging of these concerts and their action In giving them free both afternoon and evening should attract a large crowd from the heat of the city to the cooling shade found only at Glenwood Passes the Examination and Will Receive the Appointment. the Beautiful. CHARM8 ARE CARVED. Many the American has paid his $2 tor the sacred ecarabel that his Egyp-Ite- n for him out of the lwid at the foot of the Pyramids. 1,1(1 h has never known that this Prehistoric relic was manufac tnred by a firm in Connecticut The little charms are carved, and van chipped by machinery, colored to Emulate age, and shipped in casks to the Moslem dealers at Cairo. The Ar,bl,n guides are the chief buyers. Vany o these are adepta at "salting the sands near the Pyramids or about the sacred temples. There they discover these sacred scarabei hefore the very eyes of the tourist n " him for half a sovereign an Article manufactured at a cost of less than a cent So is made archaeology 11 guide dug art-tel- ly short notice. A PAGE FOR LOUI8 XIV. There died in Paris recently Count " t his Keratry, who could boast grandfather, born in 1699, was in the house of Louis XIV. A Pr Wk married his second wife 0 yeara of age and bad a son who Emile's father. He was born In nd ved until 1852. Three lives . wiaged 203 years. STEAMSHIP NOVELTIES, Annapolis. Littlefield Impressive Services at Farr West Over Remains of Charles Franklin Randall. Impressive funeral services were held at the Farr West meeting house yesterday afternoon over the remains of Charles Franklin Randall, who died suddenly at hie home there on Monday afternoon from an attack of heart disease. Several of the church dignitaries from Salt Luke City and other parts of the state were present, and In the congregation were many of the most prominent business men and church men of thia city and county. The services were presided over by Bishop Martin and all the speakers paid a glowing tribute to the memory of the deceased. The meeting house was crowded to overflowing, and an augmented choir rendered some beautiful music. There were many beautiful floral tributes from friends and relatives, and the remains were followed to their last resting place by a large body of mourners passed the better examination, and will receive the appointment from Utah. He is the son of Major Littlefield of Ogden, and enlisted as a private in the navy two years ago. Last November young Littlefield secured a transfer to a training ship by the assistance of Senator Kearns, and since then he has been preparing himself for the examination which he has Just passed so successfully. While on the training ship young Littlefield had the opportunity of attending the seven Annapolis preparatory school FOURTH OF JULY RATE8 hours each day. George Snow is the son of City Engineer Snow, and Via Oregon Short Lino and Union formerly attended the University of Railways. Utah. One fare for the round trip within When seen yesterday afternoon Sen- 300 miles of the selling point Tickets ator Kearns remarked: Young Lit on sale July 2nd. 3rd and 4th, limited tlefield certainly passed a very creditto July 5th. able examination, and is deserving of the appointment Snow also made a good showing, and will receive the next appointment from Utah, or at least the next that I have the privilege of making. The success of young Littlefield emphatically establishes the fact that It ia possible for a private to We have the largest variety past from the ranks and attain a comof Fancy Groceries from which mission in our navy. you can select your lunch,. NEGRES8E8 WON 8UIT8. Nabisco, Feetino, Vanilla and A Jury in a Chicago court baa Assorted Wafers, Cheese Sandawarded 8100 each to two negro wowich, Batter Thins, Bent's Ginmen who had sued a theater management for damages after being exclud ger 8naps, and Saratoga Flakes. ed from occupying orchestra seats Bishop's, Long's and Hsinxs for which they purchased tickets on Jellies, Jams and Preserves. August 12 last Employes of the Pitted Maraschino Cherries, theater told them that the tickets were Stuffed and Fancy Green Oliver for August 11, but offered to refund Orangate, Orange Marmalade. the money or give them seats In the ChickMixed and Pickles, Plain refused propo these balcony. They Con Chili en and Oyster Tamale, sltlons and began suits under the civil PotCarne, Frijoles, Enchiladas, rights set ted Beef, Deviled Ham, Veal ITO A READER. and Chicken Loaf, Lunch TonMarquis Ito, the Japanese states' gue, Melrose Pate,, and Imported man, is described as an Indefatigable Sardines. reader of European and American literature. He reads not only the standard works, but the new publications and the current periodicals of both hemispheres are devoured. He reads PHONE and ChiGerman, French, English, 338 25th Street, Ogden nese as easily as ha reads bis owi. language. Hamburg steamers that TO RAI8E RUBBER IN HAWAII. An organisation Is being formed on '"eluding 1 playroom for chil-- "' the island of Maul, of the Hawaiian Rnd n deck arbors like those group, to engage In growing rubber n German gardens, which. It is trees. Those interested propose to set Pected, will be particularly appre out s large area. Experiments Indl P3 njers In tropical cate that the trees will thrive in the teflons.. soil and climate there. Pa-cif- io Summer Crowds have keen here to see, admire ami buy. They are going in lots of two, three, four to a dozen pairs at a time. Compare the quality of this display of Ladies Hosiery with any 50c, GOc to 75c lino in Ogden. All sizes, lines and colors carefully ninde and perfectly shaped every pair bearing the stamp e of manufacturers. While they last the of this splendid assortment is yours for pick Time Now here, - don't roast yourself over a hot kitchen stove; buy ready to eat foods. No cook- Co. 14 Baylea lunch cheese, per Jar..15o Baylea Roquefort cheese, Jar 15o 15o Bayles1 nut butter, Jar N. Y. full cream cheese, lb..20o 15o Veal loaf, per can Chicken loaf, per can Melrose Pate, per can VERY LOW PRICES ON For summer dresses. Can you think of unythlng prettier and cooler for summer wear? They always look neat, and are so Inexpensive. 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