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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY JUNE 1904. 22, nug bathing suit or i gown. ANA The goddess of the eru Utah v.. PROFESSIONAL unmarried. And this is very fitting. May the chase always be for the unmarried Whan you vertise In ths Journal you are talking to field a of only! Published every evenins PEARL A small round product Buainaaa manufactured mtar by an oyster, bought by Littlefield E. A. lobster and worn by a butterfly. Officers i PHILISTINE In Bible times, one President who worried the children of Israel: Cannon J. Frank W' w. Browning one who worries only himself. Treasurer today, JC. A. Littlefield ... Secy, and Greek From phlols .bark, and tino, to Directors! One who barks to punish. XL A. Littlefield. punish. Frank J. Cannon, bright, Intelligent people. Rooms 8 and Building. three a street light CAFE A place where the public pays the proprietor for the privilege of tipping the waiters for something to eat CAJOLE From Greek kalos, beautiful. and English, Jolly, to Jolly beautifully. ENGAGEMENT In war, a battle. In love, the salubrious calm that precedes the real hostilities. ETIQUETTE A convenient code of conduct which makes Lying a vira righteous tue and Snobbishness a racer at sea. SILVER A metallic form of opium, smoked by presidential possibilities. STOCKINGS Woman's only savings for a rainy day. SPRING Formerly a very delightful season but now obsolete except In poetry and the Old Farmers Almanac. SPINSTER An ember from which the sparks have flown. TITIAN The color a poor girl's hair becomes as soon as her red-head- ed father strikes oil. ( TIPS Wages we pay to other peodeed. ples hired help. EXCURSION From ex, former, and TRUST A small body of water enGreek kairo, to enjoy. Hence, a tiretirely surrounded by water. some Journey formerly an enjoyment UNION An ailing Individual fresold at half price. quently troubled by scabs and liable EXPLOSION A good chance to be- to strike without warning. gin at the bottom and work up. of VULGARITY The conduct de EXPOSITION An overgrown others. partment store, usually opened a year WEDDING A trade in which the or two behind time. bride la generally given away, and the HOSE Mans excuse for wetting the groom is often sold. walk. WICKEDNESS A myth Invented excuse for HOSIERY Womans by good people on account of the sinwalking In the wet. gular attractiveness of others. INDIVIDUALITY A harmless trait WOMAN An inspiring creature, possessed by ones self. The same trait whose political sphere is still slightly In others Is downright Idiocy. flattened at the polls IMPECUNIOUS To be In a state of ZEALOT One who loves morality poverty. From English in, and Latin so well he will commit a crime to mainpecco, to sin, poverty being the great tain it est of all slna JOB An uncertain commodity regCOMMENCEMENT AT OBERLIN. ulated by a Union card. OBERLIN, O., June . The annual JURY Twelve men chosen to decide commencement exercises of Oberlln who has the better lawyer. Folcollege was held this morning. LAMP A light commencement oration the by lowing LAMPOONED To be lighted on. Professor George Santayana of HarLOVE A mans Insane desire to be vard university, who took as his subcome a woman's meal ticket the ject, Tradition and Practice, LOVER An ardent admirer who degrees and diplomas were conferred says, Yes dearest I will shovel the by President King. snow oil the lake so that we can go Saved Two From Death. skating! and, after marriage re What! Shovel the snow off the marks, "Our little daughter had an almost walk for you? Well, I should say not! fatal attack ol whooping cough and Tm no chore boy. bronchitis, writes Mra W. K. Havl LOTUS EATERS A gang of an- land of Armonk, N. Y, but, when cient vegetarians, who chewed leaves all other remedies failed, we saved and went to sleep. her life with Dr. King's New DiscovNow succeeded by a club of New ery. Our niece, who had Consumptl-Yorkers who chew the rag and keep in .it advanced stage, also used ihls awake. wonderful medicine and today she is R. E. MORSE A veteran general perfectly well." De.-;- j rate throat and who commands the largest army In lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New the world. Discovery as do no other medicine on ADONIS A beautiful and Infallible for Coughs youth, be- earth. loved by Venus and killed by a boar. Colda 50s and 81.00 bottles guar Bores have been the death of us anteed by Jesse J. Driver. Trial bot ever since. ties free. BACCHUS A brewer, who supplied WORLDS FAIR RATES. the Gods with nectar, the beer that To St. Louis via Union Paeifie. made Olympus famous. Effective Those desiring a drink, please ask May Sd. the following rates will be made to St. Louis and Dickens If Bacchus Is willin." CUPID The son of Venus and the return: To St Louis and return (direct God of Love, who with bow and arrows punctured men's bosoms with the darts route), 842.50; to Chicago and return of admiration. (direct route), 847.50; to Chicago and return But nowadays the arrows not In It (one way via St Louis; or to Louis St returning, one way via Chi . 9 The Only Double-TruRaltaay between the Missouri River aud Chicago. First National Bank k The ALFRED W. AGEE, Attorney at- Law, 31. Eccles Butldlnic, -- Overland ARTHUR E.PRAT1, Lawyer. Room 305, Eccles Bld'g. " FOOlISH In T. D. JOHNSON Lawyer. W. Browning, R. One who rePHILANTHROPIST turns to the people publicly a small E. L. Win die, percentage of the wealth he steals from Joyce. them privately. City Circulator PHILOSOPHY Something that enHorace 8. Fester ables the rich to say there is no disstreet Office: 41 Twenty-fourt- h Closed on Sunday. grace In being poor. P- - m. Open till 664. PITY An emotion awakened in a Telephone man's mind when he beholds the chilmatter No- dren of a woman who might have marEntered as second-cla- ss at Og-ge- n, ried him Instead. the at postofflee vember W. 104, of Act the under Congress PLATONIC LOVE An Utah, arrange1171 8, in which a man and a woman atMarch ment of tempt a correct Imitation of a pair of Icicles and never succeed. PLUM A fruit that ripens and falls from the Political Tree but only after careful grafting. QUESTION Is marriage a failure? REFORM In general, a periodic epiTHE demic, starting with marked heat, followed by a high fever, and accompanied by a flow of Ink in the newspapers, a discharge of words from the face and a rush of blood to the polls, leaving the victim a chronic Invalid until the next campaign. In New York (Continued.) reform has been confined to a Low atBRICK An admirable person made tempt at government of the right sort of clay and possessRELATIONS A tedious pack of ing plenty of sand. What your friends people who havent the remotest call you before you go to the wall but knowledge of how to live nor the never afterward. smallest Instinct about when to die. One who Is Injured SHAMROCK A time loser as Henry Gwlllloir, 41-- Journal. Vice-Preside- nt n? Phone 842 X. Notary Public. JOSEPH CHEZ Attorney and Counsalor-at-La4 First National Bank Building. The best people of Ogden will if you appeal to them through ths ad- CARDS. FOR RENT. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. Limited E. M. CONROY, M. D.f rooms WEBER LODGE NO. 6. FOR RENT Three funiisheil F. A A. M. for light housekeeping, with electric first and Regular communications lights, hot and cold water and use of and third Thursdays of each month bath rooms, close in; S27 23rd St. Qualified Masons cordially Invited. A. V. MCINTOSH, W. M. FOR RENT Furnished room; close F. E NICHOLE Beefy. In. 31 Twenty-sevent- h street. 420 Eccles Bld'g. Tel. Ns. 400Z. The Most Laxurioss Trala la the World Compartment and drawing - room sleeping cars, observation cars, dinand library ing cars, cars, with barber, bath and Book- lovers Library: entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection (or MONEY TO LOAN. buffet-smoki- MONEY LOANED On any security. Large sums at banker's rates; salary loans. Service quick and confidential Western Brokerage Company, 23-- 4 OGDEN CHAPTER NO. 8. E A. M. FOR RENT Furnished room, with Eccles Blddg. Regular convocation first Tuesday of electric light and modern conveneach month. Visiting companions MONET TO LOAN On city or farm iences; 58 Madison. Improved property; five year loans cordially Invited. with option of paying in three yeara F. W. VOLE M. E H. P. rooms for TO RENT Furnished F. HUNTER A KENNEDY. 365 E NICHOLE Secy. Twenty-eig- ht housekeeping: street. EL MONTE COMMANDERY NO. MONEY TO LOAN. J. J. BRUMMITT. 2. K. T. Stated conclave second TO RENT Furnished rooms at 158 of each month. SoFOUND. Wednesdays Twenty-thir- d street. journing Sir Knights courteously Invited. J. H. Epperson, E C.; F. E FOUND Imperial bicycle, by Ames FOR SALE. A Frost Co., Chicago. Found standNichols, Recorder. ing in the weather sixty days, unFURNITURE FOR SALE Of five WOODMEN WE-b- er OF THE WORU used or claimed. Call at office. rooms, cheap. 76! 6th street. Camp No. 74 meets In K. of P. hall, corner of Twenty-fourt- h street FOR SALE Barber chair and outfit If you want steel or wood filing and 464 avenue. Grant at Washington avenue, every cases, loose leaf ledgers or card Index Thursday evening at p. m. Visit- systems drop a card to C. S. Pulver, upFOR SALE First-clapiano; ing Woodmen cordially Invited to at- Ogden or Salt Lake City. tend. J. C. GASBERG, C. C. right; new, mahogany case; ivory keys; 8175. Or will rent. Lincoln E AUTH. Clerk, First National ASSESSMENT NOTICE. street. Bank building. hotel, Twenty-thir- d OVERLAND MINING AND MILL-In-g P. ELKS OGDEN LODGE NO. FOR SALE Boarding house; No. 171 Company. Principal place of bus719 Lodge and club rooms second Twenty-second street iness, Ogden City, Utah. floor Masonic Bldg, 416 WashingNotice la hereby given that at a meetton avenue. Regular meeting every WANTED. ing of the Board of Directors of the Tuesday evening. Overland M. ft M. Co, held on the 2d WANTED Girl to assist in small A. G. HORN, E E day of June, 1904, an assessment of street. 34 Twenty-sixt- h IV. C. CRANDALL, Secretary. family. one mill per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, WANTED Agents; hustling young Junction City Lodge No 36, indeto Joseph Godmen or women to canvass for reliable pendent Order of Odd Fellows, meets In payable immediately the of dard, secretary corporation, at firm; good money to be made. Call L O. O. F. hall every Thursday eventhe office of ths company on the fourth Twenty-sevent231 h street. at ing. Visiting brothers cordially In- floor of 2468 Washington avenue, Ogmore customers for vited to be present WANTED A few den City, Utah, In room 44. E P. UTTER, N. G. Mra Davis home-mad- e bread, cakes, Any stock upon which the assessWALTER RICHEY, Secretary. delivment orders fresh every day; etc,; may remain unpaid on the 4th of ered. 3369 Wash.; phone, 660-July, 1904, will be advertised day OGDEN LODGE NO. S. KNIGHTS OF sale at public auction and unless for Pythias, meets at Castle hall, Utah WANTED Place as nurse or houseis made before will be sold at payment MonNational bank building, every keeper; call on address 56 Sixteenth auction on the Sdday of August public corbrothers day evening. Visiting street 1904, at I p. m. of that day In office dially Invited. A. M. Hodge, C. C.; No. 44, at 2468 Washington avenue, W. G. Kind, M. of F.; C. N. Custead, WANTED Men or women local repOgden City, Utah, to pay said delinss high-clamagaresentatives for a E of E and E cost of advertising assessment quent Cash zine. Large commlsstona of sale. and BROTHERHOOD expense RAILWAY TRAINprizes. Write J. N. Trainer, 80 East JOSEPH GODDARD, MEN, OGDEN LODGE No. IS. Washington Square, New York, N. Y. Meets every Wednesday evening at Secretary Overland Mining and Mill Ing Company. 7:80. E F. Marshall, Master; A. L. WANTED MoleFs Barber Colleges of Dallaa Texas; Denver, Col.; Salt Howe, Secretary; E A. Munney, Collector. Lake City, Utah, or Los Angeles, CaL, will pay railroad fare for a limited OGDEN UNION NO. 173. ORDER OF number of students as the demand WASHINGTON Meets every Tuesfor our barbers is greater than the day evening at 8 o'clock In A. O. U. In eight supply. Wfe teach the trade W. H. A. SIMS, President hall. ' DOESNT C08T A GREAT DEAL. weeks and guarantee positions; all WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. Write If you need glasses you should have while learning. expenses made the best lenses you can buy. Then the nearest branch for particulars. MISCELLANEOUS. difference between the ugly steel bows and the attractive gold bows is com REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 8H0ES REPAIRED Shoes I ng St Paul and Minneapolis Ticket. reservations. and full ran lv obtained hum C A. Chicago & ' General Walker, Azmi, M-Yester- n Rj. 206 South Main Street, Sait Lake City, Dish. Nwias Worlds Fair Route ss OFFERS THE BEST SERVICE POSSIBLE TO ST. LOUIS. The Frisco system a a Arkansas THE 5 ACRES on Washington Ave.; 8350. J. J. BRUMMITT. LOTS suitable for railroad men; 8100 J. J. BRUMMITT. each. 50x140 FEET on Quincy; 8100. J. J. BRUMMITT. H,adr JOS. McLACHLAN, Auditor and Accountant Notary Publio. Residence, 833 H Twenty-fourt- h H SOUTHEASTERN Soutkoaat, Kxoellant route to all polnta Worth. Kant, South, Soutkoaat aud Southwest. Far latallad lafamatlaa, ayyly to S. W. MARTIN, ScNcnat Aazirr. Oznviu. Cot. E. DRAKE, Dior. Pnan-- aoxht. Halt Laos Citv, Utah. T. A. JOHN aniMAL Aokht, n Butte, Montana. ' Through Service stlouis AND THE EAST VIA Missouri Pacific paratlvely little. RAILWAY Of course, gold is expensive, but not very much gold is required. My Rimless nose glasses are most are made with the least and stylish, possible amount of metaL THROUGH SCENIC COLORADO FERTILE PRICES THE LOWEST St Indian Ter. LIMITED, City at 6.80 p. in. you to Rprinullrkl, daily, Mrniplila, Jarkaonvlllollirmlnuham, and aU potatoAtlanta, in the Up-to-D- PROFESSIONAL CARDE B Kannu Lravlng will tulio of Glasses made and repaired. David son. 2580 Washington Ave. llisseid Texas. A Becoming Pair 875 CHOICE lots In Central Park; BRUMMITT. J. J. each. Tennessee u Alabama Oklahoma X. expertly traverse the followino States: Illinois Indira Mississippi Kans&s ' KANSAS ! MISSOURI PULLMAN C. P. UTTER LEOPOLD KIEFFER8 Machine snd Millwright 8hop Office in Jesse J. Drivers Drug 8tors. CHOICE LOTS In Nob Hill Orchard; 2315 Lincoln Ave., OGDEN, UTAH. J. J. BRUMMITT. 885 each. Patterns made to order. Shafting, Capital and Surplus, 3225,000.00. ELEGANTS LOTS on Washington Hangers, Couplings, Post and Flat Boxes, Pulleys; etc., on Hand. ErectAve, near school; 850 each. J. J. BRUMMITT. ing all kinds of Machinery. Brewery OGDEN, UTAH and Flour Mill Machlney, Elevators, GOOD FOUR ROOM HOUSE large Conveyors. DAVID ECCLES, President lot, well located; 8850, on terms. N. J. HARRIS J. J. BRUMMITT. THOMAS D. DEE, Lawyer JOHN PIXGREE, Cashier. h Twenty-fourtELEGANT LOT on Room 84 First National Bank Bldg. JA8. F. BURTON, Assistant Cashier. 89 foot front per street; dose In; Notary In Office. Phone SS4K J. J. BRUMMITT. DIRECTORS: J. D. 8KEEN, Eccles David Thomas D. Dse Al land, in cultivation; 10 ACRES Lawyer Barnard White H. Gso. Tribe 8650. near city; good water right; First National Bank Bldg. W. W. Ritar John Watson J. J. BRUMMITT. Adam Patterson Joseph Clark A. 8. CONDON, M. D. HOUSE targe GOOD FIVE-ROOOffice Old Boyle Buldlng. Residence lot; nice trees; close In; 31,275. Respectfully solicits ths accounts of 2416 Madison Avenue. J. J. BRUMMITT. banks, mercantile firms and Indi535-Residence viduals. Office telephone, HOUSE good barn, targe lot, telephone, 451-We pay Interest on time deposits. fine trees; railroad location; on Ample resources, courteous treatH. H. GODDARD terms; 31.500. J. J. BRUMMITT. ment suoerlor service. Real Estate, Loan and Insuranes Brokar. TWO elegant suburban homes, good Stocks Commercial Bought and Sold. fine perfect orchard, brick houses, 810 Eccles Bldg. water right and good soil, for less cago), 850.00. Tickets on sale every Tuesday and than the Improvements cost. DR. D. N. SMITH Let the J. J. BRUMMITT. Dentist FYlday of each week. May to November Inclusive. Transit limit of ten days Rooms 51-figure .with you. First National Bank Bldg. In each direction will be allowed, final An will con FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. .tav&tigfttion HENDERSON ft MAC MILLAN,,.. limit sixty days from date of sale, but caauo 3 you 0. Attornsys-stLsw- c ;,.i In no case later than December 15th, FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA, i ler-- t afford , poa a' livto 18 First National; . 1904. Sego Lodge No, 188, meeta At ttrgoiv.neeiLpow.et thcrojs sc Building. In addition to the above rate they: fLJiall second and fourth, ridaysjof will prove as sat 7. : kind . "A. W.: BROWN Is also on sale round trip tickets, Og t Visiting fra tars eorfli- 1..'isfacitory.for:.the money ! j 125 Twenty-firs- t Street, Otfdeitt Utah at ally invited to attend, i mi ,fcMM.f5iW1,-?n.dJretur- n Vi 'i : '.'I .rf. COOK, Fratsrnsl.Masteil j Oemeteryand Lawn Fences,' 'Sidewalks, DR, P which Is on sale dally to November Wi WADE, frofa ' C. E COOK Secretary: Offices, dA'rin ani Doors Otailmentaf Iron dndfoiWe. tonW-- sfoty'-Wyc ' u Iron Castings. Managerlfo? Ogden J ! Eccles Bldg; phone 160 X.' Work, etc. Brass and date of sals. SLEEPING CARS, OBSERVATION DINING CARS. Graduate Optician Electric lights, electric Fans. Reclining chair i.tari razz). .i .. w-.- Vice-Preside- nt dav coaches. Up-to-d- First National Bank rs Fir Bsrtks, 4 VjZ Tickets, tariff, .it., ikfnu H. C. TOWNSEND, OUHlUimiTMOT, uumHiEPw . Cures Old Sores. Westmoreland, Kansas, May 5, 190. Ballard Snow Liniment Co.: Your Snow Liniment cured an old sore on the side of my chin that was supposed to be a cancer. The sore was stub bora and would not yield to treatment, until I tried Snow Liniment, which did the work In short order. My sis ter, Mrs. Sophia J. Carson, Allens vllle, MIffln Co., Pa., has pji mftpnsts that It Is a cancer. Please eiidhW'Jigo4&ttl,r-Bolby Geo. F. Cave, druggist. ar-- g TO BE GIVEN AWAY take mimed ca zond m-- .. y Oatdl, unM. .ill lamaiM alMMOr Am ef dan. It cnW, 1 1 1111 la. I .tth a 1 M t"-- I 1 Aakeafc tall. mil. I -Aianu Uvn u4 UrUaa (fce wllo). I f mil OFTXX BXLOW T Tf a K. X. FOR LIGHT AND POWER UtahLight 62 tf-jO- vincyonat ifBto'NEVr bvp ?ak IDEA MAftasim '"if that eaich-month- A .i-- ! X . . wwiNofanwrUe. , 8zwftxarwiJnieBi.to Wiau.ueVek |