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Show DAILY by E. A. D. 1896. A Littlsfiald, Publishers TeilYourSy'ife SHORT To Read Offiearti President Mnk J. Cannon h W Browning and Treasurer . Littlefield... Secy, Directerei E. A. Littlefield, --ygpfc j. Cannon. W. W. Browning, R. owUllazn. Henry Wlndle, T. D. Johnson. R. B. Joyce- - Busineee Manager Littlefield 428 - 6 nnentlU Twenty-fourt- p. m. street h Closed on Sunday. Telephone 664. Heraoe 8. City Circulator Footer Terms of 8ubaoription. mall one month. .............. 60c $1.60 ............. 6,00 By months By in11, three months By one year By mall one week carrier, By Of carrier, one month Single copies Hall subscriptions payable In 6.00 16c 60c 6c advance Subscribers who do not receive their naiiers or have any cause for complaint will oblige by notifying this office. Five Liters reward will be paid for Information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of persona stealing copies m of The State Journal from the prem-Is- of subscribers. TO ADVERTISERS. advertising copy must be In the ptvloua evening to Insure Insertion All next day. the Entered as second-cla- vember 10, 190$. of ss matter at the postofflee at NoOg-ge- n, Utah, under the Act of Congress Harch S, 1879. wu:its a I'iaim, nr a si-- in-- j liilV, nr a stnw. r.i!':iii!S nf van value :ir nfivn "'iiid in tin Journal want ads. It'll tin j k "lo of hiili'ii your ( ai t tlii'oiiiih tliv .Iniiriial waul umns. sin- HE WAS STINGY. ll.ii'ilslii'li l'.;i.iistM furnish a rich arieiy iif .tinusin siuries fur those of the law m.ikcis who live in the ral Tins one is told on the H mlshellers Senator Simmons, of Xoi th Carolina. The Hardshell Baptists are among the best people on earth in North I'olina or anywhere else. In many instances they are the most highly educated, but they know nothing outside of doing right ami being scrupulously honest. It is the custom of these people to hold a yearly association,' as they call their convention or conference. These meetings are something after the order of the camp meetings the Methodists, save. I am told, that the Baptists believe that good whiskey an essential part of good living. They do not go behind the door to take nip. While making arrangements for one of these associations the Baptists in the neighborhood had gathered at the place to arrange the meeting house, mid one of them asked a neighbor. 'Well, Brother Morrow, what prep a rat ion have you made for entertaining the brethren at your houseT Brother Beavers, I've laid In a barrel of Hour and a gallon of whiskey, was the reply. A gallon of whiskey for a big meeting! exclaimed Brother Beavers in astonishment. 'A gallon of whiskey! Do say! Why, I've laid In a whole barrel, and you're just as able, Brother Morrow, to support the gospel I am. A barrel of whiskey for a big meeting! Do say! ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE OF A3SE8MENT NO. 1. GOLD MINING COM-ptn- y. Principal place of business, Ogden, Utah. Notice la hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors of Gold Mining company, the Wahs&tch held on the 26th day of February, 1904, it the office of the secretary of said corporation, that assessment No. 1. of of a cent per share, waa levied on the capital atock of aald corpWAHSATCH outstanding, payable ImmediaJ. Brummltt, secretary, at Not 1408 Washington avenue, Ogden City, Weber county, Utah. Ary atock upon whlcl this assessment may remain unpaid on Wednesday, the SOth day of March, 1904, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc tlon unless payment Is made before, win be sold on Saturday, the 16th day of April 1904, at the office of said secretary at No. 2408 Washington avenue, Ogden, Utah, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. J. J. BRUMMITT, Secretary. No. 2408 Washington Avenue, Ogden City, Utah. oration tely to J. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PARK VALLEY EXPLORATION CO, Principal place of business, Ogden. Utah, Notice Is hereby given that at of the board of directors of ousting tb Park Valley Exploration company, uld on the 6th day of February, 1M4, an assessment of one mill per lure was levied on all the shares out tending on February 1st, 1904, payable t once to the secretary, O. A. Kennedy, t Room 6, First National Bank Bldg., Ogden, Utah, and to become delinquent Xarch 12th, 1904, and that any stock Upon which the assessment may re Rain unpaid on the 12th day of March, W,H be advertised for sale at pub Me suction, and unless payment 1 "ufie before, so many of the delinquent Mares as may be necessary will WO on the 28th day of March, 1904, t Room 6, First National Bank Bldg, Ogden, Utah, at the hour of 18 oclock noon to pay the delinquent assess-"un- t, together with the cost of adver ttelng and expense of sale. O. A. KENNEDY, Secretary. Ogden, Utah, February 10, 1904. ATTENTION STOCKHOLDERS. the annual meeting of tcckholdera of the Overland Mining nfl HHHng company will be held In rom 42. Ecclea building, at 8 March 8, 1904, or the rcuw J eaday in March, for the purpose of n,n to the of the report President, ting seven directors for the enslung r and transacting any other bus! that may be properly brought be Tre the meeting. JOSEPH GODDARD, , -- l70 a j Secretary, aollcltors for the Utah State rnai 'Apply to Horace S. Foster, c,ty circulator. SOCIETIES. - It is not often that Representative Henry of Connecticut pushes himself down In one .of the easy chairs of the cloak room and spins a yarn, but when he does It is safe to buy pools that It Is a good one. One day recently he said In his quiet way: Back In the old days of Connecticut there was a distinguished divine who every Sabbath expounded the gospel at a country church. He was not an educated man, and usaully called upon some friend to read the text, usually explaining that It made no difference from what. chapter or what verse the gospel was read he could expound It. One Sunday the parson's assistant d read from the chapter of Genesis, which contains the words r, 'These eight did MUcha bear to Abraham's brother. 'Now, my brethren and sisteren.' began the parson, as the good book was closed and he stepped behind the high-u- p pulpit, we will consider these blessed words, these 'spired words which should teach us that we are In a better fix than the Christians of the old days the days when that blessed old book was written on pages of stone, We have cows, horses, goats, sheep, and all kinds of animals and chickens, ducks, and turkeys and son on, an' our hearts ought to be overflowed with gladness and thankfulness. We have our women folks an' cows for them to milk, an all our wants are supplied, Back In the days of old Abraham the case was different, for as you have hearn from the reading of the scriptures it took eight to milk a bear. Yes, slree, it took eight to milk a bear, and the chances are that that one old she bear didn't give as much milk as a common goat.' Washington Times. twenty-secon- Xa-ho- PLATTS WOODCHUCK STORY. Some one asked Senator Platt to re peat Fay Templeton's wood pussle, "How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck would chuck wood? A woodchuck would chuck all the wood he could chuck If a woodchuck could chuck wood." The Senator did so, and then he ventured the opinion that he knew more about woodchucks than Fay Templeton, or anyone in New York. When I was a boy, said the Senator, my uncle had a fine field of clover, and he discovered the woodchucks were making sad havoc with it On the field was a log, and near that log the destruction was the greatest My uncle told me I must kill those woodchucks. I went to the field a number of times, but could not get a shot at them. I came to the conclusion that I must use a little strategy, so one morning I went to the field before sun up. With my gun, both barrels loaded with heavy charges, I got In a position where I could make a range of the log lengthwise. As It began to grow light the woodchucks gathered for their morning frolic. They mounted the log. at up and looked around to see that there was nothing to disturb them When I thought the log was nearly covered with them I pulled both barrels at once. The charge nearly knocked me over. When I recovered I went to the log and picked up fourteen dead woodchucks, and that wasn't any either." great log for woodchucks, Made right here Red Ribbon cigar. made here right U. P. O. ELKS OGDEN LODGE NO. Lodge and club rooms second floor Masonic l.ldg, 241C Washington avenue. Regular meeting every Tuesday evening. A. G. HORN, E. R. J. H. KNAUSS, Secretary. 719 1 : i No muticr wliat mi Mam, a niiriial want al will you I it. Journal want als save innin-r t l,o iKsijilo m !m use tliviu. lu-I- WANTED. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. WANTED To rent a four or five room house, furnished or unfurnished; must be in good location close in. Address, with terms, W SIX COTTAGES From live to seven rooms each; near ear lino and S' luiol: small cash payment, I .( l.i t ice same as paying rent. J. J. BRUMMITT. Journal office. WANTED Two furnished nicely rooms on Twenty-fift- h street near the depot; must be reasonable. Ad- dress J, cars Journal. To rent a four or five-roo- m modern house In desirable location east of Washington. Send address and rental. Box B, Journal WANTED ANTED To sell splendid, complete bookkeeping course; personal Instruction; costs only three dollars. Address Goodwin, Journal office. HOUSE Land 66x330; well loiaied: on ear line; terms $650. J. J. BRUMMITT. FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA. Sego Lodge No. 138, meets at L O. O. F. hull second and fourth Fridays of each month. Visiting fraters cordially Invited to attend. lIt. O. 1 Offices, OGDEN UNION NO. 172. ORDER OF WASHINGTON Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In A. O. U. W. Clothes Properly Laundered. Tnat's Our Way of Doing Them. Ogden Steam Laundry, 'Phone FOR LIGHT AND POWER Let the Utah Light and Power Co. figure with you. An investigation will convince you that you cannot afford to burn coal oil. If hall. H. A. SIMS, President. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY TRAINMEN. OGDEN LODGE Nol 68. Meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30. c. D. Simpson, Master; A. S. E. A. Munsey, Howe, Secretary; Collector. you need power kind F. hall every Thursday there is no that will prove as sat- isfactory for the money. E. W. WADE, Manager for Ogden. SEVERAL SUBURBAN HOMES From three to ten acres; good houses; young orchards; splendid Junction City Lodge No. 36, Indewaier rights; cheap. Order of Odd Fellows, meets in pendent J. J. BRUMMITT. L O. O. 174. Fraternal Master. .A. COOK, E. COOK, Secretary. Bldg; phone 360 X. even- ing. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to be present and small note book. C. P. UTTER, N. G. Call county surveyor's ofWALTER RICIIEY, Secretary. LOST. Ioeket-lioo- k REWARD. fice. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD WE-b- er WANTED To buy modern five-rooFOUND. or Camp No. 74 meets In K. of P. cottage, frame brick; big lot; street hall corner of Twenty-fourt- h within four blocks north and east of FOUND A lady's gold bracelet, apand avenue, every corner. Address Washington State bank at Halverson's barber shop and Ogden ply Thursday evening at 8 p. m. Visitwith best terms Box 6, Journal. bracelet will be returned to the owner. ing Woodmen cordially Invited to atWANTED Men or women local reptend. m resentatives for a magaMONEY TO LOAN. zine. Cash Large commissions. prlzea Write J. N. Trainer, 80 East MONEY LOANED On any security. Large sums at banker's rates; salary Washington Square, New York, N. Y. loans. Service quick and confidential. Western Brokers ke Company, 223-- 4 HELP WANTED. high-cla- MILKED A BEAR. LEGAL Journal Wants l. avery evening except Sunday " 7 1001. 10, FRATERNAL OGDEN, UTAH. Co TT Utah SUta ,(Incorponited.) nfflee- MAIUll THURSDAY, STATE JOURNAL UTAH pund,d STATE JOURNAL, UTAH WANTED Good, ss live, energetic J. E. C. GASBERG. C. C. First National Clerk, AUTIl, Bank building. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Eccles Blddg. N. J. HARRIS The Overland Limited The Most Luxurious Trsla In the World Lawyer agents to canvass for the sale of MONEY LOANED salaried people Room 84 First National Bank Bldg. without security. Call and get manufactured knitted goods. Men In Office. Phone 834K Notary terms. D. D. Drake, Eccles of experience preferred. Utah KnitBld'g; phone, 500-J. D. 6KEEN, ting Works, 2354 Washington Ave. Lawyer WANTED Motor's Barber College of MONEY TO LOAN On city or farm National Bank Bldg. First Improved property; five year loans Salt Lake City offers advantages In with option of paying in three years. A. S. CONDON, M. D. teaching the trade that cannot be HUNTER ft KENNEDY. Office Old Boyle Buldlng. Residence-24- 18 had elsewhere. Write for particulars. Madison Avenue. MONEY TO LOAN. J. J. BRUMMITT. Office FOR SALE. Residence telephone, 5S5-410-4- The Only Double-Tric- k Railway bctweei the Missouri River and CMcuio, 11 Compartment and buffet-smoki- up-to-d- 'Phone LODGING HOUSE At a great J. J. BRUMMITT. GOOD BRICK YARD Very cheap. J. J. BRUMMITT. Close in on Grant; $825. ' J. J. BRUMMITT. NICE LOT On Twenty-fourt- h street; well located; 200. J. J. BRUMMITT. 6 ACRES of good land near city; $300. J. J. BRUMMITT. From $10 up; in West den. J. J. BRUMMITT. 107 LOTS 144x180 FEET and Quincy; Corner Twenty-sixt- 41-- SL Paul and Minneapolis Tlrkete, refervatkaii, and full can be obtained from C A. Walker, General Asent. Og- h $1,000. J. J. BRUMMITT. Chicago & 9 First National Bank THE HOTEL LINCOLN W. H. LITTLE, Proprietor A 830 Twenty-thir- d First-Clas- s St Hotel OGDEN, UTAH FRATERNAL 80CIETIE8. NICE LOT On Twenty-eight- h street OGDEN LODGE NO. 2, KNIGHTS OF near Washington; $500. Pythias, meets at Castle hall Utah J. J. BRUMMITT. National bank building, every Mon SPLENDID LOTS Suitable for railday evening. Visiting brothers corroad men; $100. dially Invited. A M. Hodge, C. C.; J. J. BRUMMITT. W. G. Kind, M. of F.; C. N. Custead, K. of R. and S. HOUSE; closets, pantry, trees; five blocks from Union deEL MONTE COMMAXDERY NO. pot; $1,000. J. J. BRUMMITT. 2, K. T. Stated conclave second Wednesdays of each month. So40x130 On Adams, between Twenty-secon- d journing Sir Knights courteously Inand Twenty-thir- d streets; vited. J. H. Epperson, E. C.; F. E. $700. J. J. BRUMMITT. Nichols, Recorder. LAND fronting on Washington avenue, near Ogden river bridge; $15 per WEBER LODGE NO. I, F. ft A. M. front foot J. J BRUMMITT. Regular communications first and and third Thursdays of each month HOUSE; barn, lawn, trees Qualified Masons cordially Invited. well located; $1,000. A. V. McINTOSH, W. M. J. J. BRUMMITT. F. E. NICHOLS, Secy. 100x132 FEET Corner Twenty-fourt- h OGDEN CHAPTER NO. 2, R. A M and Quincy; $1,000. Regular convocation first Tuesday of J. J. BRUMMITT. each month. Visiting companions 20 ACRES of A1 land in lucern; good cordially Invited. water right; $1,000. F. W. VOLU M. E. H. P. J. J. BRUMMITT F. E. NICHOLS, Secy. Missouri Pacific RAILWAY ARTHUR E. PRATT, . Lawyer. Eccles Bldg. DR. D. N. 8MITH 52 HOTELS. EAST VIA Utah Dentist and Lawn Fences, Sidewalks, Cemetery 51-Rooms First National Bank Bldg. Grating and Doors. Ornamental Iron Work, etc. Brass and Iron Castings. E. M. CONROY, M. D, TeL Ne. 400Z. GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY 420 Ecclea Bldg. REPRESENTS tlve. Passengers booked to and from any part of Europe over the American, the White Star or the Scandinavian American lines. Office: 2419 Washington Ave., Ogden, Utah. AND THE First National Bank Room 305, O. D. RASMUSSEN, stTlouis MAC MILLAN T. D. J0HN80N Lawyer. Rooms 8 and Building. Ry. Through Service Attornsya-at-La- Rooms 14 to IS Building. North-Weste- rn 200 South Mala Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Nwiao 42 HENDER80N ft ng Book-love- Phone 842 X. Notary Public. JOSEPH CHEZ Attorney and Counselor-at-LaFirst National Bank Building. A. W. BROWN 125 Twenty-firs- t Street, Ogden, Canning Co. J. J. BRUMMITT. X. H. H. GODDARD Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Broker. Commercial Stocks Bought and Sold. 110 Ecclea Bldg. X. saerf-flee- . $1,150 STOCK In Roy FINE LOT 514-- 451-- telephone, m rs cars, with barber, bath and electric Library; entire train lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection for K. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE A modern house of seven rooms; fine lawn and shade, a good TREES TOPPED Any one desiring trees topped should call at 2559 Linbarn; electric lights. On the bench coln Ave. only four blocks from Washington avenue $3,200 if sold soon. Inquire Ostrich feathers cleaned, dyed and 827 Twenty-thir- d street curled. Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, 33rd and FOR SALE Fifteen acres of land; Pacific. $400. Nine miles from Ogden. ApCASH REGISTERS National Cash ply to Jacob Peterson, 768 TwenRegisters; Oscar Groshell agent for tieth street Utah, 221 Main St, Salt Lake City. Second-han- d FOR SALE For $8 each. Complete, registers always on courses In Bookkeeping. hand. Personal Instruction; books Included. Write Goodwin, State Journal of- SHOES REPAIRED Shoes expertly made and repaired. David H ,jdrr-so-n, fice. 2580 Washington Ave. Second-han- d Mosler safe, In good SPRING condition. Apply room 32, First Na- YOU HORSE LOVERS soon be here come see our fine will tional bank building. line of buggy harness. S. C. Platt Saddlery Co., 2279 Washington Ave. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. drawing-roo- sleeping core, observation cars, dinand library ing cars, ALFRED W. AGEE, Attorney 212, Eccles -- THROUGH SCENIC COLORADO FERTILE KANSAS 2 MISSOURI PULLM AN SLEEPING CARS, OBSERVATION DINING CARS. Electric lights, electric fans. chair cans Reclining (scats at- Law, race),. Building DAY COACHES. Far lsrths,Tkksti, A jArnmK Practical for VMS GENTEEL HOUSEKEEPER EACH ISSUE CONTAINS BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED DISHES, DECORATIONS FOR THE TABLE, DAINTY MENUS FOR ALL OCCASIONS, ETC. IT IS THE AMERICAN AUTHORITY ON CULINARY TOPICS AND FASHIONS. Current Imur too. Nftri, rtr., isdnss $1.00 V& H. C. TOWNSEND, 190MT ASSKT, tMflMi mi PMSIIMU AN heres no Better Service Than that win tho put Tout TABUE TALK PUB. CO., PHILA. INS CMETTNUT ST. 1 1 OUOITORa WANTED Woman i Is laUnsud and Should knew atxiut the wonderful MARVEL Whirling Spray The new Twriwl SjiLei. Jnjce-txonnUnction. kwtHmL -- Mae ConrentenL IdRwiiwiUkrl, If he cannot tba Ill'lmue lilHr. supple NAUVKL, aceeii no other, but lend damp far lllaetmted bwit-w- M. It (tree full pArtlculanand'llninimii In. trainable to ladlee. MAHVKLCO., i Park Maw, Saw berk. From Kansas City, Saint Louis and Memphis to prints In the South, Southeast and Southwest The Southeastern Limited Leaving Kansas City at 6:30 P, M. daily, will take you to Springfield, Memphis, Birmingham, Atlanta, Jacksonville and all points in the Southeast Cured Consumption. Mrs. B. W. Evans, Charwater, Kan writes: My husband lay sick for three months. The doctors said he had quick conaumptlon. We procured bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup, and It cured him. That was six years ago and since then we have always kept a bottle In the house. We cannot do without It For coughs and colds it has no equal." 25c, 50c and $1. Sold by Geo. F. Cave. For detailed information apply to G. W. MARTIN GENERAL WESTERN AGENT 1106, 17th ST. DENVER. COLC. Good solicitors wanted for the Dally Utah State Journal. Apply to Horace S. Foster, city circulator. |