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Show 1. DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1904. 15, 4 "DLIVETTE MEETING OF UTAH Annals of Mil town Him W. H. WRIGHT & SONS DELEGATES CALLED Week of June THE MAYOR'S DICTIONARY. again school pupils WORK. migh PRESENT ANDRAUS Wih "d 8Ruir C0P R,nd from Wagner's Salaationa r Willard TO ORGANIZE AND AGREE UPON (From the Ullltown Bugle.) PLAN OF ACTION. ABANDON What We do to ASSESSOR The intermediary between the candidate and the boss. National Committeeman Peary Is to Go BARN An investment at some one East on Important Misfrli-ni- l. else's expense. Parsifal" sion. BALDERDAS H (Jur Coir- 'i Oleum Amt-- I . . Infants 13 MITCHELL ft LOVE s.. i.h Art isis il.r.vt fnmi .. - Bon- tlu: riivuit. MISS RICE I'mvniDst il !in :i i:,1 nets M.m- - lluer. political the high achool again speeches. BAIXOT The rope with which we act of -- Olivette- at preaented the first Owpermit a freeman to hang himself. houae laat night lUe Grand opera CANDIDATE Our meat. attnumeroua counter ing to the many CAJOLERY Stock In trade. waa rather the attendance raction CAOMAG Our photograph. were appretrP,n but thoae present CARICATURE Our representation the apdemonatratlve. ciative and Qf a man. lavish. plause being CITY HALL A kindergarten for The first part of the program political orchardists; a place where of selections from Wagner Wel-b- e Is taught. Mr. grafting Parsifal, by composition. The result of complete CONCORD on the on the violin and Mr. Coop concession an excelby other. These artist gave pjnnft. An obsolete word. DECUNE masters music the lent rendition of DEFAMATION The praise of our Mr. end were generously applauded. frlenda violin two selections also gave Welhe DELIVERY The act of handing rt I his usual masterly style and Hag-beAndersons vocal solo, "Slumber over the goods. EARMARK The slit made In the On," was an artistic piece of vocal aural appendages of county officials work. to show their ownership. Intellian The boys and girls gave EXCHANGE of Giving OUR party's Andraus pretty gent Interpretation votes " for the other their under party's coin. singing, work. "Olivette, FIXED OUR condition. normal all Mr. of direction Coop, being the FOISTED How WE the placed ourbe could desired, especially that choral work. William Allison was re- self as a candidate for the senator-shisponsible for the histrionic work of the EYE An orthographical error. It pupils and must be complimented on should be L bis success. FRIDAY French for toad. cast: was the The following GRAFT OUR religion. Ralph Woolley Marvejol GET motive of a legislaThe chief Greenwell Howard Valentine If-- tive action. Zeddle Evans Des speakers Duke HANGED What the other Judas Graham Cross Coquelicot to himself. did DeMerrlmac Boyle Ashby Capt HEROISM The attribute of a Irvin VanPatten Moustlque fool. Alice Flowers Olivette IMPROVEMENTS What the weaWjeltha Belnap Countess for citizens and dont get; also ry Frances pay Veloutlne Joyce what we get and dont pay for. IMPEDIMENT The law. PARK CITY SHOOTING AFFRAY. JACKAL Our Idea of the king of CO. 35 ds It has now 'been arranged for the BABY MARION delegates to the Democratic national i:.mi:me Sing and Dam-e- . convention to meet in Salt Lake toHalf dozen different styles in infsnt's Swiss caps; all sizss; beaumorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock for the THE WONDERFUL DE MONIOES, 35c tifully trimmed in lacs, tucks, smbroidery and insertion purpose of organizing and agreeing King mid Queen of the Seven Sliver at 50c, 60c, 75c, 85c, 1, $1.25, $1.35 and 81.50. Others upon a united plan of action to be fol- Circles, their bodies with lowed during the convention. rings uf siu-- small dimensions as to The Herald says that National mystify all speelators. Committeeman D. H. Peery intend to leave for the east Friday to make ar5 THE LA RENOS Infant's little house jackets of baby tlunnel, made with and without 5 rangements for the delegation in St. Greatest of Heavy Balatii'ers. yokes; plain sleeves; daintily trimmed with silk Louis and to discuss Utah matters OOC stltchlngs with the Democratic national commit OTIS THE LAURELLES JEANET A belter quality baby flannel Jackets: same tee In advance of the convention. It Presenting their wonderful and gorVUC styles Is deemed advisable for Mr. Peery and geous spectacle. Le del." nice cute for Cashmere house Jackets; little style evening wear; the Utah delegates to meet together trimmed with fancy silk stltchlngs. before his departure so they may exILLUSTRATED SONG OOC $1.00, $1.50 and press their views as to the part Mr. the Billow of Despair." 'fit Little Klmnna style jackets of cashmere; daintily trimmed in pule blue Peery 1 expected to take when he meets the national committee. While NEW MOVING PICTURES. and pink silk, bound with ribb on, ornamented with rlblton 1 bows there has been no formal expression DANCE AFTER THE SHOW. of opinion, either by the national committeeman or the delegates, It Is pretty well understood that Mr. Peery Lyceum is to prepare the way for the national Tht vary latast stylss in summer corsets; fit the figure perfectly; p. committee as far as possible to ex- J. H. YOUNG, Proprietor and Manager handsomely mads of pink, whito and blue satin; just tha thing to clude from the national convention rewear with dainty summer dress; sizss 18 to 23; OOC solutions hostile to Utah or singling it worth $1.00 out especially for adverse criticism. MISS EVA THATCHER Whether he can succeed in preventThe Irish Lady. and favorable ing the Introduction DACEY ft CHASE consideration of a resolution aimed at 100 dozen boys or girls' extra strong black ribbed hose; flue In high-cla- ss 1 their this state, Is yet to be determined, but SOc quality; all slzea 5 Novelty Act. to 9 the delegates are practically unaniHENRI DE GREAU AND WIFE mous In their belief that the national In Too Gay a Husband." committee holds the key to the situation, and that Mr. Peery is the man Ribbed aunimer vests, elastic and cool for hot weather; fit well LITTLE ROSACITA to secure the result desired if anyIvLe to the form; extra good quality; regular 1! Child Soubrette. body can. His mission, therefore. Is HAYES AND GORDON regarded as extremely Important beThe Actreaa and the Maid. cause upon his work with the national committee hinges the outcome of the TOM HEFRAN convention so far as Utah Is directly beast. And of hla One of Wonderful Crutch. Arm the Struek Bystander concerned. Mr. Peery, himself. It Is JUSTICE Danger. the Participants and Prevented e. understood. Is ready to undertake any JOINT A political MR. J. 8HAW, Baritone a Murder. KICKSYWICKSY Our mental responsibility that may devolve upon From the Anna Held Opera Company. him In the judgment of the St. Louis method. ' A special to the Herald from Park will be EDISONS MOVING PICTURE8. been KNELL A people's rejoicing at our delegation. City says: He has hesitated to act as national ADMISSION victory. 10 CENTS If Jack McDonald had not knocked LANTERN An Inclosed light used committeeman until after the term of in Murtie Jim Trainers arm today, G. A. R. STATE ENCAMPMENT. by Diogenes In looking for a species D. C. Dunbar, the present Incumbent, would be dead and Trainer of expired, but he was assured by the biped now happily extinct. would have been his murderer. As It IMrk City, June 21. Special train via LEADER One who follows the flesh party leaders. Including the delegates, Is Trainer Is now In the city Jail Mr. the removal from Dunbars that pots. Ujilon Pacific. Leaves Ogden 7:30 a. awaiting a hearing tomorrow on the state left the place vacant, and his m. Fare 11.50 round trip. LEGISLATOR A salesman. charge of attempted murder. LESS The part given to the (Peary's) term of office began immeMcPolln Is In the wholesale liquor diately with his election by the rebusiness and som. weeks ago closed cent state convention. up the saloon owned by Trainer on a Whether the national committee aclodged In the city Jail. He will he debt and It was over this that the when cepts this view or not, there is no kept there until tomorrow, trouble came up which caused the doubt In the party here, that the comfrom will Callls be up County Attorney shooting; Trainer returned from the Coalville and give him a preliminary mittee will be glad to confer with excursion where he had been drinking Mr. Peery as the active representative hearing before Judge Lockhart. heavily. He met McPolln on the street of the Utah Democracy. Those most and after a few words struck him In The choir of the First Methodist familiar with conditions In the comthe face. Friends of the two men Inchurch will have an excursion to Sal-ta- lr mittee express the belief that the new terfered and Trainer went away debe Friday via the O. S. L. railway. committeeman from Utah will claring his Intention of killing Mc- Fare $1.25 round trip. Come and en- welcomed cordially and immediately Polln. Trainer went up the street to accorded the privileges of membership joy yourselves. ward Welsh, Driscoll ft Buck's store, in the deliberations of that body. The and tried to purchase a gun. The outcome of his eastern trip Is awaitCuras Old 8ores. clerk saw his condition and refused to ed accordingly with much Interest, as 1908. 5, Westmoreland, Kansas, May sell him a revolver, but Trainer went Your the best possible opportunity for a Ballard Snow Liniment Co.: down the street to another hardware Snow Liniment cured an old sore on first venture In the national political store where he purchased the desired the side of my chin that was supposed field. weapon and started out to look for to be a cancer. The sore was stub' McPolln. He found him sitting in born and would not yield to treatment, PAY IN PARLIAMENT. front of the Bon Ton restaurant until I tried Snow Liniment, which ' There Is a strong feeling in. England Trainer stood across the street a dis- did the work In short order. My sisagainst the payment of members, on tance of thirty feet leveled his gun ter, Mrs. Sophia J. Carson, Allens-vlll- e, the ground that It should tend to creat him and took aim. The bullet went Mlffln Co., Pa., has a sore and ate the class of professional politicians through the dining room door, close mistrusts that It la a cancer. Please seen in foreign countries and the colto where McPolln was sitting. send her a 60c .bottle. Sold by Geo. onies. Ita absence obviously tends to Trainer was arrested at once and F. Cave, druggist restrict membership of parliament to the well to do classes, and. as a matinter of fact, these enjoy an overwhelming representation in the house of commons, the Labor members, whose expenses and a modest salary acare provided from some organisation of the classes they represent being a small but happily an Increasing group. To compel a candidate to pay the cost conAll those much admired examples of skilled neodls-worof counting the votes which send him sisting of Mexican Hand-draw- n work, and Embroidery shown excluto serve the nation in parliament Is sively at this store havs been marked to sail at considerable reducpreposterous, and, after taking safetion. A wide assortment of most handsome designs and patterns. guard against a superfluity of candidates, the system will probably soon PURE LINEN WAISTS. be abolished. Henry Norman in the RARE AND EXCLUSIVE Century. Beautifully handembroldered Designs In still more elaborateNEW 8DDA WITHIN A FEW DAYS A 8PLENDID fronts. Only the linest mater ly made waists showing faultAND DURING THE FOUNTAIN WILL BE INSTALLED That Tired Feeling. lals and highest class workless workmanship; usually 8UMMER EXPERTLY HANDLED, WHILE FRESH HUY-LERare languid, depressed and If you 97.00 A rare 97.50. sold for to manship. bargain YOUR TRADE IS IS ALWAY8 CARRIED. incapable for work, It Indicates that for 95.00. Our . your liver Is out of order. HerbinS price will assist nature to throw olf head-- 1 MEXICAN DRAWN -- WORK. PERFECT WORKS OF ART aches, rheumatism and ailments akin Waists; artistically and perIt seems hardly possible that so to nervousness and restore the enermuch exquisite fectly tailored by the "Knickgies and vitality of sound and perfect erbocker people, from the very could be put on a waist health. J. J. Hubbard, Temple, TexJ best materials. Worth 96.00. for the price asked. Really a 2441 WASHINGTON TELEPHONE 147-- V writes March 23, 1902: "I have used Our 98.50. at two has Herblne for the past bargain years It NEXT TO THE BIG CLOCK. price Our price dons ms more good than all the doctors. When I feel bad and have that The special prices now ruling on SHIRT-WAIS- T 8UIT8, In th tired feeling I take a dose of Herblne. Cool and as wsl I as those bright, new crisp Silk popular weave It Is the best medicine ever made for have caused a heavy sailing- of thss dasirablo warm wsathsr goods. chills and fever." 59 cents a bottle. . . Sold by Geo. F-- Cave,- - druggist The jiupila of con-elat- Infants' Jackets 60c ed . ge np J 3 Satin Girdle Corsets 68c Family Theater TOESlToFluNETi bbed Hose ISc dC 1- -2 Ladies9 Vests iOc l-- !e hot-hous- The Journal always has ... Mc-Pol- of and always the champion the tolling masses. . ANNOUNCEMENT Concerning the New Knoth Drug Store Hr. Knoth desires you to know that his new store is now occupied and that every convenience for his customers is rapidly being stalled. Furthermore that prescriptions will not only be curately filled with the purest drugs but also delivered promptly. Every effort to please customers will be made, and telephone orders will be specially cared for. Art Easy Prices on High SHIRT WAISTS k, $4.5U . ....:$5.75 Hand-Embroide- $5.00 S. J. B. G. ry $6.75 Burt (Bb Bros. Theres pleasure Insist on In drinking If you haring STANDARD Soda KNOTH li' 1 |