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Show NEWSY : LOCAL BRIEFS twvlve-ioun- MARCH FOR AN OUTING LOCAL RAILROADS Rainy Weather d evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jlendersliot are nine-pouover the advent of a new boy, born Thursday. with Aglal will meet next Tuesday avenue. Mrs. J. T. Hurst, 2535 Adams A full attendance is desired. Warren Ooivy has returned from I J Calleutes. His company bps complete road. Pedro ite contract on the San roIice Captain Brown and Detective Pender went to Salt Lake City today to attend a session of the board of THEN FELL INTO HANDS THE PHILISTINES. Horse-Powe- r Diesel Southat Inetalled Be to tor ern Pacific Shops. Seventy-Fiv- e A Mo- MONDAY and TUESDAY OF STILL MARCH g nd Grand Opening of Millinery of With Weeeks : 1!, 19M T BOTES OF boy was born Sholl. M. Thursday to Mrs. pt'uk I YARDS AT UNION DEPOOT BEING Hev. Samuel Blair's wife Sunday IMPROVED. In the First Methodist church A SATURDAY, UTAH STATE JOURNAL, DAILY Wyoming Rancher Also Appeared at Police Court Thie TO DURING COME AND YOU APRIL, CANT AFFORD TO BE Palace Royal Millinery Company OF D SLUSHY WEATHER SHOES" A. G. Draper, a liquor vendor ut The yards at the Union depot are town came to HEAVY Point, WE ARE 8HOWING. putting on a much improved appear Promontory on business, and being a saloon mud the that fact the to ance, owing YET CONAND DURABLE, called on to patronize hla holes which have so long been an eye man felt In Ogden to a FORMABLE TO THE FOOT. sore are being filled in with gravel and brothers In business a has He little extent. considerable INSURTHEY ARE GOOD leveled up, which will child In the Sacred Heart academy and prove the yard facilities. FEET WET AGAINST ANCE, last night he took her for an outing. BIO MOTOR FOR SHOPS. at the AND BAD COLDS. pardons. G. E. Bowen, erecting engineer for He became greatly enthused one of the variety WE CAN FIT YOU. the Diesel Motor company, has ar- performance at Later was he and a theaters ejected. in will and put in rived Ogden motor in the new South- became more boisterous down town and was taken In charge by the police. ern Pacific shops, He was sorry for It all thla mornNEW ENGINES. the of ing and was allowed to go home. Nine new freight locomotives at received Hyrum Smith is a Wyoming ranchBaldwin type have been BROOM HOTEL CORNER. er and was on hie way to Salt Lake Four Pacific shops. the Southern others sre to be added to the number City on business. He got oft at Ogden There will be no Sunday school held and they wlll he used for helper eer for a few minutes and la here yet He told the police court this mornThe capacity In the Second ward tomorrow ao that ylce on Monteiio hill. Sun-1 seldom got drunk and waal the all the teachers may attend Qf theM engines le 7,000 gallons of ing that he taberthe at before. He was alarrested day school convention watpr and tweive tons of coal. They nevei of History Side to lowed drlv go. nacle. are equipped with four I The case of William Martin, charged Deputy Sheriff Amos Seabrlng ha era and are entirely up to date and, Uttk Isddeits That Were Overlooked by wit-with 1 ae a disturbing the peace, was set for j8 said, cost about $13,000 each, gone to Salt Lake to appear Hographen la Thdr larry this evening at 7 o'clock. nesa before the state board of par-- 1 , , PASSENGERS FROM NORTIL be-1 Jack Wllllama was fined $5 for The southbound passenger train had dona in the cases of William Watson not He the did drunk. have money this Ing of morning crowd and Robert Lister. a passengers Casabianaca was bravely standing waa sent to Jail for 10 days. William BlnfOrd went to Salt Lake who stopped oft in Ogden to attend and on the blazing deck of the ship. He D. O. Ryan forfeited $5 for being convention which wae waiting for hie father. His father City today to arrange for the base- the Sunday School was dead, but Cas didnt know It ball game to be played in that city will be held here tonight and tomor- drunk. J. A. Jadtce forfeited $10 for bebetween the Chicago National League row. 'Why don't you duck and run while ing drunk. ENGLISH TOURIST. team and a local nine. there le yet time? asked an old tar. 8. J. Keys forfeited $5 for the same the of Columbus car The special I'm no sprinter," said the boy; "J Ogden lodge No. 2, Knights of came in from the offense. Pacific ofSouthern a number leave all the running to the mayor of le taking in quite went east over and west this morning can-1 several are Bllltown. You remember the memorThere rneinbera. new R. O. It had on board a Mr. AN 0CT0GENERIAN DEAD. able time he ran from Dr. Condon and dido tea for the first and second ranks the D. Garland, an Englishman, accompan-- 1 reached his hole In the nick of time." for next Monday night led by some friends, who are touring j Mrs. Died Ann Plain at n Canton-soMary Spiers The funeial of Mrs. Karen the country. Lycurgus was dishing out laws. City Yesterday. will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. from Have you made lawa for all the 2669 Monroe the family residence, DELEGATES ARRIVING. Ann Spiers, widow of the countries, LIT" asked a neighbor. avenue. The remains may be viewed jiary The delegates to the district conven- - Jate j0j,n Spiers, died at her home at "For everywhere except Bllltown," from 10 to 1 oclock' on the day of the of the Sunday School Workers of tlon funeral. city yesterday afternoon at the answered the lawgiver. "The mayor pjan Saints have begun to advanced age of 84 years. She was makes the laws there." the Latter-da- y The regular meeting of Socialists In the city and by tomorrow R native 0f arrive England and had lived In will take place in Union Labor hall towill be full of visitors. Ogden 50 over Justin had Just completed his code. Utah years. morrow (Sunday) evening at 8 o'clock. have been arrangements Ample to came Mr Weber and Jus, old boy, do you think It will jfn Spiers Mr. Ben F. Johnson will apeak, the made for the entertainment of the I county In 1851 with one of the hand hold water?" asked a Roman attor- subject being Socialism." A cordial vlsltora and a splendid program has I PBP, mmnanlp. Her husband helped ney. Invitation Is extended to the public. In Bllltown," reShe is sur-- 1 City. except "Everywhere W. W. Slater, signal, engineer of the plied the Jurist, the mayor may veto Southern Pacific company at San It there. Franclaco, arrived In hie special par thla morning. He le here for the pur- Inga are to be held. Four principal i pj city meeting house tomorrow "Take neither purse nor scrip,' pose of Installing the block system papers will be read and discussion. afternoon at 2 oclock and the Inter wrote the Apostle Paul to a struggling at the cut-oand also at Monteiio. on many topics of Interest to Sunday ment will be at the cemetery at that band of early Christians. A missionary reunion of elders and school workers. "Take anything you can get, said place. taints from the Leeds and Grlmsley the mayor of Bllltown, "for conferences will be held In Salt Lake REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. "WE NEED THE MONEY." Monday evening, April 4th. All who The following have conveyances can attend please notify F. G. Clark been filed in the recorders office: Noah had Just completed the ark. at the Boyle Furniture company. Ellen M. Williams to Alice Collins, It was raining and all the animals Governor Wells yesterday honored lot 23 and north half of lot 24 In block were Inside the vessel. the requisition of the governor of III! 1, Dunn's addition; $800. "Are they all In, pa? asked Ham. nols for the return to that state or Robert A. Edwards and wife to Geo. All except the mayor of Bllltown,' John Karoungas, who la wanted at A. Craig, part of lot 5 In block 87, Miss Florence Miller, the popular said Noah, "and he doesn't know Chicago for the rrlme of murder. De- plat Af $1,450. bookkeeper at the Western Union enough to come In out of the rain." tective Sregeant Charles K. Herts of John Rader to Julia A. Coles, lots 1 Telegraph company's office, will 3 in block 1. Lakevlew Terrace Chicago will take the prisoner back Cured Consumption. sign In a few days to go to Salt Lake to stand trial for hla crime. The man addition, $750. city. Mrs. B. W. Evans, Charwater, Kan., wen captured In Ogden several days Julia E. Snyder to Elisa Caldwell, writes: "My husband lay sick for MILLINERY OPENING. three months. The doctors said he had ago. part of northeast and southeast quar I Palace Royal Monday and Tuesday, quick consumption. We procured Zarllla, the wire king who la per ter section 7, township 5 north, range bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup, March 21st and 22d. forming at the Lyceum theater, gave 1 west: $700. and It cured him. That was six years Samuel Way ment and wife to Mary a public performance on the street ago and since then wp have always A. O. U. W. In front of the theater this afternoon. A. D. Bramwell, part of southeast sec kept a bottle In the house. We cannot All members of the A. O. U. W. are do without It. For coughs and colds There will be no Sunday school In tlon 82. township 7 north, range 2 a no eQU!- - 25c, 50c and $1. Sold requested to be present at a regular the Second ward tomorrow. The object west; $1,000. Geo. F. Cave. by Alexander J. Avey and wife to J. C. I meetIn Saturday evening, March 19. Is to allow the teachers to attend the services fit the tabernacle, which will Nye, part of lot 11 In block 4, South Excursion from Salt Lake 150 strong. All kinds of garden seeds; fresh Come. Plenty to eat and smoke. be held In the morning, afternoon ana Ogden survey; $950. stock; western grown. Save money by COMMITTEE. evening. buying in bulk of Skeen & Co., 252 EASTER 8ALE. Twenty-fourt- h street Eurly seed potatoes. Skeen & Co., Tou will find all stylea and sixes 8PRING MILLINERY OPENING 352 Twenty-fourt- h street Mrs. J. Warner announces her of ladles' and children's aprons, corset covers, collars, stocks, etc., at the hprlng millinery opening for Wednes What Time Provea. day and Thursday, March 23d and sale to be held In the basement or Thla thing of being sick and looking 24th. All of the latest styles In nov- the Congregational church, Saturday, for a cure la a mighty serfous business. elties and Pattern Hats are displayed, April 2d. People are not given to Joking even at the first symptom of the approach of and Mrs. M. Blakely, an eastern trimNow plant sweet peas. Buy seed of the Gr,m Destroyer. They do not want mer of considerable artistic reputation, to be the subjects of experiment, but 352 Twenty-fourt- h hasc been engaged, so that any and Skeen & Co want medicine that has had the test of years behind it. A medicine that has every taste in millinery may he grati- street. been made and used for 20 years gives fied. 2374 Washington avenue, opassurance of its worth, and can be taInvaluable for Rheumatism. Z. M. C. I. posite ken with a faith 1 have been they have the suffering for the past very best cure the that world affords. All few a severe with rheuattack of years STAFFORD MILLINERY COS. thla cun be said about Dr. Gunns Immatism and found Ballarda Snow proved Liver Pills aa a Opening Monday and Tuesday, March Liniment waa the that remedy for only thing that gave sick headache, dyspepsia and Indiges21st and 22d. me satisfaction and tended to alleviate tion. It at the source or begins my pains. March 24th, 1902, John C. the trouble andright removes the cause. Poultry netting: any Boyle Degnan, Kinsman, Ills. 25c, 50c and $L Sold by Wallace Drug Co. for 25c per Sold by Geo. F. Cave. Hardware company. box. One for a dose. yee-terd- 21 AND 22 WITH- THE COMFORT THOSE HEAVY-SOLEOUT Morning. MARCH 2438 WASHINGTON ay 3 AVENUE Stafford Millinery Company OYER WRIGHTS DRY GOODS STORE All Are Cordially Invited To one of the most beautiful displays ever shown in this city of French Patterns, as well as the production of our own work rooms, of the seasons newest styles in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hats. C. D. I YES I f 57-ln- ch Fy-ihia- a, I Lights Well Assorted Line of the Very Latest Ideas IN STREET AND TAILORED NATS f r I I I I I I I I I I I I n u n Good Shoes y Jit t GOOD judges of Shoes are scarce. We mean the merchant and the consumer. ONLY a few merchants give their shoe, stock thought, time and attention. consumers of Shoes know how to ONLY a few a good pair of shoes. YOU know the difference between a GoodDO year Welt Shoe and a McKay Sewed Shoe? . . SURELY this . MOW I ff I DOC DOC ONLY is something you should know and save yourself worry and money. CAN you find this out? Come here and will take pleasure in showing you. a few minutes necessary to show you ihst Shoes are superior to most others. to be of superior EVERY pair is guaranteed and Rock Oak Soles. STEP workmanship, IN and have a little Shoe Talk with us learn how good Shoes are made. - I 1 re-a- nd Prices: $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 I I I mt mm A New Pair for the Ones That '' ' Go Wrong THE TOGGERY 302 TWENTY-FIFT- DOC H ST. . DOC Jf A Great Silk Sale New Spring Silks Sacrificed pill Lawn rakes; ware company. 40 cents. Boyle Hard- - Whitewash brush Hardware company. 20 cents. Boyle eeeeeeeieeeeeeeeeeee ANSWER ' ns TO For Spring Betrothals We beg to present for selection by prospective bridegrooms a quite complete and unuoually attractive assortment of engagement rings, with gems or plain, ao desired. The girl dose not live who dose not like thie attention on the part of her lover and husband-to-bBe sure to avail yourself of the present opportunity, which msy net bo dupliecatod. M TODAYS QUESTION .ON. lUEWSPAPER ADVERTISING e. J. S. LEWIS (St CO. Jewelers end Opticians Many kinds of advertising are good if they are used to eupplement newspaper advertising; no kind of advertising is worth considering which seeks to take its place. LAST THOMAS |