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Show DAILY CLOUDS EIGHT MILES HIGH. STATE UTAH EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE CITY. CHARACTER OF AN OATH. Pacullaritics Attending and Preceding Like a Note With Which Some People Saturday, October 29th. Pay Debts. l.il train via Oregon Short Line; A One of the lawmakers from y cloud, towering upTn"the hoXmiika Oregon, where there Is plenty of gold leaves Ogden 10:4S a. m. Regular tr leave Balt Lake City returning Mvrr. tells of a witness who gave 5:4" . m. huge flamboyant iceberg. l. often COUNTY CLERK. and 11:45 p. m. Fare (1.00 higher than the highest Alps would be explanation of what constituted an rou-ii- l trip. if la were they Democracy', piled on top of the Hint oath: c. McFariane , alayae. Col. Timmons, a Selection for that Important e lawyer, It Is not unusual for these clouda to contracted a debt which it seemed never Intended to liquidate. Suit Instituted on the note, but the WEEK OF OCTOBER 24 'lonel swore the note ofT. However, plaintiff proved the debt and obspiendid In the sunlight. And In these tained judgment. Not long after thla WALTER SPENCER, eight miles the changes of tempera-ur- e the colonel was interested in another are as great as those over Illuetrated Bong. case in court and was many housand miles of the earth's surface. of the witnesses, a gentleman These clouds contain strata of temper-Jure- , CLAUDE FEELEY, had been interested in the narrow belts of Pirouette King. freezing cold colonel's case in the suit on the note. ternattng with large distances of Du you know the nature of an rainy mist and frozen snow and Ice rath? asked the MRS. JONES, colonel. particles. think I do, answered the witCharacter Bong. Hailstones, which are formed from ness. a snow particle that falls from the Then tell the Judge and Jury what THE WHEELER TRIO, upper strata and is frozen hard In the la. freezing belt and coated with added Song and Dance. A oath la like a note a legal tenthe wet belt re often found der with which some people try to pay i.vn with a series of layers In their forma- their debts. HANSEN AND DREW, Washington Times. tion, showing that they hare passed Comedy Sketch. through this succession of cloud I CARRIED OFF THE KOHINOOR. selection could have been strata more than once on their way KOLLINS AND WILSON, tbly no better Mr. from the upper air to the Although ide for the office. earth. The Banjo Kings. Lord Dalhoual Brought Famous Stona icFzrlane had not been heretofore Chicago Chronicle he1 circles From India to England. nocularly known in political FARMER JONES, Lzrd Dalhuusle'a name will always nevertheless been a quiet but Hia Trained rigs. TO and CURE for his party. Intimately associated with the was born and raised famous Kohlnoor diamond, and the E. R. GOURLEYS UTAHNA SCOPE. I jrthis McFariane country. For ten years he was Remedy Not as Generally Known as story of how he brought lt from India NEW PICTURES. connected with the Ogden branch of lt Should Be. England has been retold in one of s new books. In 1849, after tbe casmer, re- - for rattlesnake bites the position of bookKeeper, has second slkh war, Dalhousie conflscat-th- e . salesman. and traveling T be recipe has .6een tll salesmanMcFariane ' stone on account of tbe heavy was on a called frequently 1897 Mr. h ..... Polished in the papers during debt owing the East India company to Europe and for three years jjf11 e twenty years, it will do no by the Lahore state. Dalhousie sent to work the be acceptably performed I harm to to Queen Victoria. Great care had reproduce it: Thlcb he had been called both In the I Dr. S. Whitehorn, who has be exercised in carrying it acroia gilulon field and in the church offices prac- India. The tassels of the armlet, in tb. Mntur, h. which the diamond waa set, says the HERBERT, THE FROGMAN ta (or the put three Ogden 1 rattlesnake had Limber-Limbe- d account, been cut off to diminMonarch of ClevThe poison, . mrs he has been connected with the ish the bulk and Lady Dalhousie had Comic Contortion. er en8 of as Permanganate company salesman, Furniture j Boris I practically lnfalliable remedy inclosed the armlet with Its Jewel In where he Is now employed. uses He lt In solution about one grain leather bag, this again being sewed been hns always Mr. McFariane THE GREAT VER VALIN Im- - to one ounce of water. with Mutual Identified He injects into a belt lined with chamois leather, The Alan With Many Voices. Introducprominently school work this solution, as soon as possible, in which Dalhousie wore by night and provement and Sunday ing Happy Hooligan (life sise) .. throughout the county. He possesses and around the wound, after having day. Two dogs were chained to the and His Talking, Walking char-1 mind and either sucked the poison from the governor general's camp bed and no in the qualifications of Dancing Figures. uter to make him an efficient, con- wound or squeezed it out with the one but hia wife and Capt. Ramsay rientious and courteous official and much The were In the secret of the Jewel'! conTHE LAKOLAS the event of his election, and that to e cealment. be remedy msy Increased, toady a foregone conclusion, he will The American Japs, Jugglers and ednlnlster the affairs of his office inwbere nece8Bary, by taking internally Equilibrists. 4 Quantity of the solution, in the Back From the Farm. s manner of which all parties In the two of portion Bet in three or four you don't know where Ive been grains may be Justly proud. CHARLES MYER8 I ve been off down on a farm! ounces of water. Look here where I've burnt the skin Wo Illustrated Bong, I Want My Mama." A meeting of the Democratic More n halfway up my acm! could had a teeny men's club of Weber county la to be. To bring home, but pie Whistler a Poor Customer. ma said no. with held thle evening at 7 o'clock BILLIE YALE would get too awful big It Curiously enough," remarks Mortl-th- e When of Mrs. R. J. Taylor, It onct begun to grow. Acrobatic Boon. Eccentric Jefferson ff,er Menpes, whenever one came in organisation, at 23(5 An I saw 'em makin1 hay avenue. All vwrmen Interested In Dem- - contact with Whistler one entirely With a cutter ten feet wide NEW MOTION PICTURE8. principles are cordially invited got one's own affairs and became com-t- o When I wanted all the day sit on top an' ride! attend. rietely occupied with hie. The fit of AnI could onct. sir. the cutter stick Monday an enthusiastic meeting of the masters cost was fan. more Cut a rabbit right In two-- lie women w as held In Hunts-- 1 portant to me than went squeak, squeak! like that my own artistic riDeand a strong auxiliary club was wort At the tailors Whistler would An quick you ought to seen hint whew! ' tormd' give an elaborate description of how Farmers have no grocry store. tuude and W,B cerE?n But they get their eggs In mows, Hon. C. S. Varian, Democratic can-- 1 would carry out his direc-th- e An- - they doirt need milkmen, for didate for the supreme Judgeship, Is In 'Be equeese milk straight out of t,0D1 literally. But no aooner had They cows! city today. I An' the man accomplished the work than my uncle Uncle Jed Onct when I was atandln by. Whistler would say: This la all wrong. Open, PERMITS TO WED. up your mouth!" he said How dare you say that it is what I But he squirted In my eye! Licenses to wed were issued late yes- - told you to doT j am a Mter. It I went round In overalls JF?w,arTd IkiiJaH not my business to make coats. An' had pie for break fas' gee! An' I rang the bell that calls In for dinner an' for tea 10 a e houl(l An' tbe hired girl, she ate what 7 All Wool , and Miss Msy Rogers, aged 20, uew tohve IeJ At the table Tlmig with u be right. both of Peterson, Morgan county; Country girls aren't s'poaed to wait' 80 ma didn't raise a fusa. James H. Brown, aged 25, of Hunts Goods vllle, and Mias Elsa 8. Rawaon, aged I a From Captain-Poet- . Wall near washed the hack pump stoop of Kanes ville: Harry D. Brown. I with the rest. eternal in the human AnIn a basin tried I1Hope iprin in to lump Ufd 21. and Miss Goria S. Folkman nobody breast' On us when we splashed or messed. a (I wish hair sprang that way on my Ma. tied 25, of Plain City. she says that I'm a sight bald head): And. so, I send round (stamped and I'mCause I got so black oh. dear (47.50 TO CHICAGO AND RETURN. afraid I'll get all white No 'Fore I go again next year. An envelope and chunka of mental Llpplncott'a. bread (47.50 to Chicago and Rotum Via SL No Louia. Bright things In prose and worse" that I have dasl e Tuesday! and Fridays of each week Some Proverbs. Off in an Idle moment, or with dynit, the Chicago A Northwestern ran- - Amite There is no doubt that much of hRVf. blulted We have recently arranged perhaps, ny. The only double-trac- k hashed railway what la called success In life depends to as vs all the distilled water between the Mlsourl river and Chicago. (Unconscious plagiarism Is no sin). upon getting well Into the groove produced by the condensation Three trains dally. Ho change of K alas; the envelope returns ear.ly of ths steam used in our enand keeping there. Some unlucky In going to the fair aee that your With all my stuff" and Just a printed Is responsible for the gine, dry rooms, mangles and Englishman ets read via this route. slip For further othsr steam heated machinery, for fond which the the If me e'en father made had cheque (Nor my saying, Information write heart yearns). and find ws have enough for men would born a have been hatter, A. WALKER. each and gibe quip. Declining cruelly the washing of all our silks General Agent C. A N. W. Railway, without heads, hut this can scarcely and flannels and colored don't editors II Went Second South street, Salt 0,1 be called original, aa an unfortunate 'pomes'' goods. Uke City, Utah. If I were With grateful, eager, Arab, ages ago, declared The superiority of this purs, them, too. In no one to trade winding sheets soft water over ths hard water To gladden with their lilt the TO THE WOMEN OF WEBER CO. would die. It is to men of this stamp homes of this city for washing eueh Of millionaires? Who knows? I don't the French apply the Falla proverb, goods is vary great. Do you? Vrs. Kate S. Hilliard and Mrs. M. A. W. E. P. French, U. B. A. ,on the back and breaks his nose;" the By the use of distilled water, Don will have charge of the Socialist mild soap and tears that the He would break bis neck Italians, d headquarters, 2281 Washington aveune. goods are not Misfortunes seldom over a stew. (under 8ingi Praia of Normandy, is but little danger of there headquarters). Republican in come has many equivalents singly Nor A traveler in France writes: every afternoon until election. The wo-- 1 fading or shrinking. Spaniards say, uien of Weber county arc cordially In-- 1 mandy la sweet, dean, green and pros-vlte- all languages. The . Any work entrusted to us If I comest thou misfortune, Welcome, thatches arc to call at the above headquarters perous Its will receive most careful atnd listen to what these ladies have moet beautiful. Its posy gardens alone, and Whither goest thou, mistention. the to uy. The headquarters will be open j,e mOBt sedulously nurtured and its fortune? To where there is more? my evening to everybody. Plenty farmyards the most enchanting In all mod literature to read. Famous English Castle. France. Its cows are sleek and good I T BRODra, , horses world famous and Its near Monmouth In Engmilkers. Raglan, Com" Soc aM,t Campa rn even those sea-- land, la women blonde its among English nlttee soned by field labor always sphinx- castles, aa Heidelberg among those la attractive, upon the Rhine. Its towers and halls CON ROY BROUGH TON NUPTIALS, like and often fair. It ery sesson have a rich hue given by the red sandt spring-aA Pretty wedding waa solemnized at sensuously 437 TWENTY-FIFTwith all their droll stone of which they are built. It has 8TREET Gw Catholic church this afternoon, and the Normans, hn Mlsa vnia Conroy and C. R-- fears for their pocket books, are not a mighty tower than was half de174. PHONE Broughton were united In the bonds of had company in the long run. stroyed after its last great siege so The Rev. P. M. Cushnathat It might not trouble the enemy jnntrlmony. which. performed the ceremony again. Far here, after his fatal battle Mother'a Comfort. at Naseby, Charles I. found refuge died had frndVtandelatniveay Little Pearl's baby sister with Lord Beauchamp, one of his sorrow and week a oli. waa After the ceremony the wedding before it stanchest supporters, not had although alPearl home. Jrty drove to the home of the bride's reigned .in the years. Fifty brother, Dr. EL M. Conroy, on Lincoln Hen much of the new baby, but was ready past fourscore venue, where a as grieved as the rest of the thousand men and (500,000 he placed repast waa served. The miple will go to California for theirk0UgehOld. After the funeral, ho- at the service of hla luckless guest, tour. to think It was hi' but In vain. Then came Fairfax and Lver seemed wling Bhe I mother, who was the last castle faithful to the monarch her comfort to duty BURNED IN EXPLOSION. shocked one day to hear Pearl fell, coating 11a loyal owner a second Luci, place In Ogden to have your An flbr explosion of a gasoline lamp ("Imj in the most serious of tones cum of equal value and imprisonment. eyes properly fitted barber shop at 102 West First South ma j wouldn't cry If I was you. glasses. roet. Balt . Have all the latest instruthat baby on Lake, set fire to the place Shells That Drift to 8ea. only ments for eye examinations Llxa 'clock Uu,t nll,t and Ch!J- - I Lrroval any way Two falry-llk- e shells are known to and machinery for lens grindbarber, was painfully drift afar at sea. These are the violet flr alarm was sent in, but Jim ing. aea snail nautilus. and tbe more the paper Orders can he filled same day Danes GIvsn In Coal Mins, department arrived thej certain toie was After storms, the violet anaila aa received. No put out sending There are several Instances on reo- are found on many beaches; at times, In been given away for glasses. having dances of grd are mainon the they picked up event took place also, goal mines One such land beachea and opposite Catalina ome time ago at SL Etienne, In Inch third island, California, usually one-hal- f POLITICAL I Thunderetorme Noted. great camuloua PAGE FIVE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1904. JOURNAL. far-awa- one-hors- UTAHNA THEATER New Hand-Sag- s and Kelts express comlarge end elegant assortment has Just arrived bysixes and BjlM. All new leathers. In the prising all the late shades fitted and unfitted. Many entirely new designs for CONVENIENCE Fine Moroccos, Matt Seal, Wal ind SAFETY In carrying valuables rus and Ooze Calf. A From 65c up crosa-questlon-o- r. NEW IDEAS IN BELTS We urge early choosing of these new arrivals while sizes ml varieties are complete. Pretty effects In wide crushed Velvets and Leathers in shades to match any suit of waist. Catchy Ideas in finely tailored Bilk Delta all appropriately fitted with newest buckles. From 50c up PASTIMETHEATER P1 " W. ,d MU Week of October 24 ink.., 1 pro-count- y IMr.H-tio- Grand Opera House Kurth western Theatrics! Asauciatlnn. THURSDAY, DEPARTURE IN WASHING THE HIT OF NEW YORK. Presented by almost ths sntirs east of original playsrs. d) Elsgant Costumes A match that sets ablaze a bonfire of humor. Prices, 75c, 50e and 25o. Sals opens Tuesday, October 25th. Grand Opera House Direction Northwestern Theatrical Association. R. ALEXANDER GRANT, Res. Man. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26th . and Colored 20 Rounds BOXING CONTEST 20 Rounds Distilled Water AURELIO HERRERA Fading Shrinking Old-Tim- Clsvsr Comsdians. Catchy Bongs Bsautiful Bellas. w4 Washed OCTOBER 27th A RUNAWAY MATCH tor-omt- lc tr GRANT, Rea. Man. Ths grsateat yet and for ONE NIGHT ONLY, A tornado of Malody, Musio and Mirth. nt ANEW B. ALKXAKPKR 1 a ' Amateur Featherweight of the United Statea Holder of the Diamond MedaL Champion VS TOMMY MARKHAM Lightweight Champion of Utah. Two Rattling Preliminaries POPULAR PRICE8 $1.50, $1.00 and 50 eta. toll-wru- over-heate- d I Ogden Steam Laundry -- FINEST SELECTION OF FALL AND WINTER SUITS AND TROU8ER8 EVER SEEN IN OGDEN. THE CALL AND SEE GOOD Anderson H 1 Only One were In diameter. The paper nautilus la now and then taken at sea near San alien down In the cage, ultimately Clemente Island, aa well aa at Catacham-whlr- h In a large fading their.prtves or lt may be cast ashore. From wi. brilliantly lit with lina,h r, Inch In length. It is freblack on the .it hung arIn perfect. brought quently : able dancing hsll, a' , one-eight- J. T. RUSHMER Expsrt Manufacturing Optielsn. 2412 WASHINGTON . - 1C AVE. HANG IT UNDER AND A TREE STRONG |