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Show DAILY SURE pinion 10 WIN NEVADA of prominent POLITICIAN. N.w York I. A. Safely A. I. Miss- issippi- of Nevada, who U one p & weber of the sage- . keene.1 politician, returned from ,tate, ha. Ju.t the Dem-"L- ,. attended where he national convention a. a had te Salt Lake yesterday he of the political to say followlnc !Ltion in the east, aa quoted by the It may be ad-- .. uke Herald, and. more than ordl-vlu- e hu opinion hae of a man that from being and of poUUca .tudent I, n close Lnmilily understand, the game: fjjj i. a Democratic year. You to aee en-a- ul to be eat If you want are going to make The boy. There 1. not whirlwind campaign. discord. of Murphy w rinhteat algn the to order get in bluff a pb, up He will get It and Tam-nin- y will pile up the biggest majora ever to given b New York City 120,-uildate. It will not be lea. than will Parker state the Judge up more Roosevelt's majority down nt could. New thu any other candidate a. Democratic aurely Tort is Even the strong Republican, m not enthusiastic over Roosevelt, mue they will give him perfunctory hold their npport they are going to fsrtetbook. pretty close. A. New York goes so will New These states jtney and Connecticut. All we won as already. m u good Med la one western state like Indiana, Our chances are jjjtnoii or Wisconsin. to Repub -good In all of them owing del-- 2 ip. gov-oruh- Hl Mis-diilp- JUST FROM GEORGIA. (Atlanta Constitution.) Feat Virginia will be politically rec- laimed. means a Democracy. At the end of this campaign Roose nlt!imH will be as odious to Amerl can patriots as treason. Study the wording of that famous torttr telegram. Not a word therein could be wisely changed. e are still of the opinion that the Soeaian. will do their most deadly A united Democracy vict- orious ration against the alphabet Is making a very safe 184 aane pose Just now, but If he tomid chance to be elected The and and walk-ouand reduction of working augur 111 for a full dinner pall 1 Hr. Roosevelt 1 1 1 lock-ou- ts ts lumen t. Tht g. o, p, dtocreet managers are making effort to allow rust and gum to accumulate on the spring of Ted Vo hair trigger Jaw. Teddy beats that Parker telegram ton have to cudgel his brains for "nettling better than Ralsull dead Perdlcaris alive." Tl Republican ................. .25c Grenadine, champagne shade; worth 40c 29c Black Batiste, embroidered with black and white figures; worth 50c per yard.. .35c Fancy Pongee walstlng with silk stripe, 28 Inches wide; worth 50c 39c Figured and plain lawn, all Inches colors, 28 wide; 12c worth worth 10c and 15c and 20c 5c 10c Embroidered wool Voile, 42 inches wide, tan and cream grounds with Mack and white figures; worth 81.75.. 98c $1.50 Childrens Dresses dresses 81.50 children's Mother-hubbar- ular 75c quality Infants' brown and tan cents C8 88c trimmed. Ladies Handbags and black; 45c quality Blue, green, red regular 75c JESSCOS IN THE LEAD. GIRL PLAYED 98 DETECTIVE. 82 Have Won All the Gamsa Playad In And Reeovsrsd Watefi Which Had Bssn Stolen By Anothsr Young ths city Commercial League. Woman. C. In a Z. of ball the game A special to the Salt Lake Herald M. L team was defeated by the Joss-co- s from 2. to lat11 a score The of Price, Utah, says: by ter outclassed their opponents at evMiss Minnie Davis, a saleswoman Z. I. M. C. The ery point. battery, of Salt Lake City, came here and reconsisting of Flygare and T re seder, covered a valuable watch from a young played a splendid game, but the pool woman who had stolen it from ber sevsupport given them completely overeral weeks ago, working up the case shadowed their good work and the alone until she called In the sheriff all Jesscoe were allowed somewhat of a of this county. Miss Davis was at walkover. The Jesscos played an Price during the holidays working exgame and gave their battery tra In a store. While here she made fine support. the acquaintance of the young woman In question, and they were together more or leas, socially and otherwise. When Miss Davis departed she extended an Invitation to her new found friend to visit her when she could go to Zion. About two weeks ago the Price woman went to the Davis home and when she left a watch valuable In Intrinsic value and also because of THE CHILDREN ARE GONE. associations surrounding It, disappeared. Finally the friend was susplcioned Do you think that God makes for me and when accused of her guilt broke now the bright dawn. the down and confessed, returning When the children are gone time piece with the understanding When the children are gone? that the matter would be dropped with daisies this. Oh, they reaped the white No arrests having been made, across the green lawn the name of the young woman Is withBut the children are gone held. Oh, the children are gone! one-sid- new' 82.25 Baseball Players and Foot Racers! longLouis J. Kruger, distance foot racer of Germany and Holland, writes, Oct. 27. 1901: "During my training of eight weeks' foot races at Salt Lake City, In April last I used Ballards Snow Liniment to Therefore I my greatest satisfaction. to Liniment Snow recommend highly in. all who are troubled with sprains, And Time will make daisies; but bruises or rheumatism. 25c; 50c, $1 never for me Cave. a Sold F. bottle. George by The kiss that was greater than God e'er will be! EXCURSION FOR MOTOR RACES Look, how this song ripples as rivers run on. At Saucer Track, 8alt Lake City, AugBut the children are gone ust 2nd, via the Rio Grands The children are gone! Western Railway. PROGRAM. in all the I know that you've striven, from night that made dawn, But the children are gone Oh, the children are gone! motor race, First Big Williams, J. E. Akron, O. L. ens lle on Second atari. Two-mi- le Fax- cents best leather, all styles, formerly 8L50 to worth 5c , , ........... $1.00 Corsets 19, 20, 21. 22, 25, 28 .85c 58c and 18, 30; 58c regulur $1 quality White Batiste corsets 25c, regulur 85c value, sixes 18, 19 and 21 only 25c Ribbons Every yard we own at clearance prices. Just a hint here: Plain and stripes; regular 5c (c to 1214c Pluln colors, polka dots and 7o stripes, per yard All silk, dresden, stripe and two tone effects, per yard.. 13c Wide taffeta ribbons, plain colors, stripes, dresden effects and plaids; worth up to 40c 18c Embroidery Savings No where else will you find so complete a showing of beautiful embroideries. These prices should Induce heavy buying, considering all year 'round utility of the goods. from Sc quality ..Sc quality ..4c quality. 6c 10c quality. 8c 12c quality. 10c 15c quality. 12c 20c quality. 17c 4c 6c All-ove- 85.00 quality 82.00 quality $Z50 84.50 82.25 81.50 7c fl.00 quality 83.00 quality 15c Drab Coutlle corset, sixes Linen Antique laces at. Half price Black Silk reduced to Half pries ....... .98c worth 1 and s, 25c 30c quality. 20c and 85c quality ...25c 40c quality. 35c 60c quality. 50c 75c quality.ISc 31 quality ,85c W. H. WRIGHT & SONS CO. The Biggest The Money-Savi- Good Old Summer Time : i . Who give all necessary attention to' FROM THE Every one will remember our Cost Mark 8als in Maroh of this ysar. No article is reserved. This offer applies to all goods in our large stock and will inolude all Fall Goode arriving during sals. All demsstio Sheetings, Sheet and Pillow Cases bought since the fall in prices on these goods included. j: We carry all kinds of baker's Get them bread and cakes. fresh every day. Cur fruits and vegetables ars $ noted for being the finest and freshest In the city. THE f t 1 T r 1 T X T WILL POSI- TERMS TIVELY BE CASH. DONT MISS THIS the appearance on the outside, end arrangement on the in yet overlook the most important feature ef all Cost Mark N. Y. full cream cheese, lb..20o 15o Veal loaf, per can 15o Chicken loaf, per can 15o Melrose Pate, per can Saratoga chips, per pound... 30o Ralston crisps, 8 pkgs. for...2So . ! Stock of Goods I Baylea lunch cheese, per jar..15e Baylea Roquefort cheese, jar 15o 15o Bayles nut butter. Jar : t Homes SELL ANYTHING IN OUR Now hers, dont roast yourself over a hot kitchen stove; buy ready to eat foods. No cooking. These thle week special: i -- Build -- ng Ogden WE WILL : Many People Event in OPPOR- - 'Em Heating and Ventilating To ouch we eey coneult with us. put in a heating plant at a price but a trifle mere then atevoa will cost. Who wiehee the unsightWo can ly appearance ef a stove the room It takes, the aeh and smoke nuisance when such can bs dispensed with on a modern and heating plant, installed for little or no more money. We can give you dosena of flattering testimonials let ua have you among the (lumber. t t W. E. NEWMAN 2530 WASH. AVE. Stev- lap, 20 rider to BARROWS GROCERY CO. Third Hlghbee, Danville, IHs., writes handicap, amateur. Fourth One-ha- lf mile doneolatlon. "About two years ago I 2456 Washington Ave. Tsl. 67-Id up for Held's band In attendance. four months with "totlem. I tried Ballard's snow CANYON DELIVERY. Special trains leave Ogden at 9:20 mtnt: on bottle cured me. a. m., 2:15 p. m, and 6:20 p. m. return' the can I Beginning Monday, July 12th, derecommend It te ill leave Salt Lake at 5:05 p. m? 1:20 Utah be will lng State Journal Dally THE STATE JOURNAL FOR THE from like affliction. 25c. tl. livered evry evening In Ogden can p. m., and 11:55 p. m. by George F. Cave. NEWS. Fare. $1.00 for the round trip. yon. 1901: One-mi-le 1 65c 10c gloves, Black silk gloves, extra good 89c quality; worth 81 Ladles' luce net gloves, black, mode and gray; white, worth 5c ,38c Ladles' black lisle gloves; . .. worth 50c 42c Ladles' extra fine lisle, black and white; worth 60c 49c Ladies two clasp lisle gloves, in four shades; worth 25c... 20e 4c Torchion lace; 5c to 10c Choice of entire line of new bags: all the new shapes Including "Peggy," "Envelope," "Gibson" and other good styles, at clearance prices. ed Don't you know that I loved them, as Time flitted on? But the children are gone Oh, the children are gone! And three of them rest where God's love makes the dawn Oh, the children are gone Oh, the children are gone! hand-bag- worth lace; 5c 15c Silk gloves, double finger tips, mode, black and white, three 49c clasp; worth 80c Bluck and white silk gloves, double finger tips; worth cash-me- re 12ttc 29c 25c Dainty Lace Edgings Val quality quality quality Summer lisle hose with silk heel and toe; worth 25c 19c Infants' fine rib cotton hose, 15c quality lie style, prettily d 50c 85c 25c Children's black rib hose, for boys or girls; worth 17Hc...9c Ladies colored lace hose, all sixes: worth 20c lie Ladies black hose, summer weight, all sixes: worth 1214c ...... . .9c Ladles' black summer gauxe; worth 25c 15c Lace hose, three pretty styles in black; worth 25c 19c Ladies' guuxe, light thin summer weight; worth 25c 19c Gauxe hose, thin, light summer weight, fine quality; worth 40c 29c Gauxe hose, summer weight, extra fine; worth 75c 49c Gauxe hose, summer weight; 50c value 33c Ladles lace and fancy embroidered hose; worth 50c 42c Fancy embroidered hose, reg- Dimity, all colors, 28 Inches wide; worth 25c per yard. ..15c Pongee wuistlng; worth 40c per j ard (iloves. Ladles luce mitts, wrist and elbow lengths, black and white. In most numbers we have complete stocks, qualities that are tried and worthy, and at these reductions it will crrtainly pay you to anticipate your future wants. Besides the reductions here mentioned, you can buy any pair of hosiery at a special price. ...... ............... .19c ard Summer Mitts and all Ladies' and Children's Summer Hosiery ....... ............ 1 Sale er Great Redactions in Ladies $2.25 Handbags of tears! atism. 1904. lU.u'k and white etainlue, IS iiii-hwide; worth 75eyd..4Sc Worth iiOe yard 39c Linen suiting. 30 inches wide. worth 4."ie per yard 35c Cotton suitings, pretty shades of tan; worth 25c per yard.. 15c Beautiful line of fancy organdie. white ground with tan. red and blue figures, 32 Inches wide: worth 60c per J a rd ... 45c Linen lawn; worth 25c per In view of the trouble which Cache county gentlemen are having to keep all four feet In the public trough, It would be cruel just now to make any answer to the Logan Journal except as that sheet is anwawered by the Box Elder News. I write to you now with the passion for Rheum 29, I'.niry nilK. Ua'uly shades of pink, green uiij lavender, ft iiiehea aide: worth 50c yd..3.V Would it be asking too much of the Democrats of Cache county to reremember four years ago and to consider the matter in a spirit of fairness, and. In the event Box Elder asks for one of these offices, to grant It to A DEMOCRAT. her? 1 rfully Recommended JULY Prices on All ash Goods CL-aram- v campaign? ing party didnt need trumpet to hear something town Judge Parker, and Immediately jtotoafter something dropped. It was Republican party. obn Ray's note to John Bull apro of the British "mission to Thibet 1 mild effort at twisting the Brit- toll which will remind the Ttoeaald j. n. that another preslden- - I sing to you, mothers! campaign Is on in the United lone years totes. ear FRIDAY, Mid-Summ- The following apiwars in the Logan, Ainl the following appears in the Cache county, Journal, on Thursday. Box Elder News on Thursday, July !S: A PLEA FOR FAIR DEALING. July 28: THE WEBER COUNTY HOG. Editor News: It is now about four This caption doee not refer to any years since the Democratic judicial property or predilection on the part of district convention for the First Judithe citlsens to the south to Increase cial district was held In Cache county, their annual output of juicy strips of and. us the lime is upproaehing when breakfast bacon or sausagellke moth- a similar convention will be held, It er used to make, although the soli, might not be out of place to remind climate, resources and railroad facili- the Democrats of Cache county that ties of Weber would warrant its people four years ago It was conceded by evIn not only supplying the home de- ery member In the convention that mand but In catering extensively to Box Elder county should name the the Chicago pig market district attorney to be placed In nomBut your Weber shoat Is a different ination in 1904. Rumor has reached kind of swne. us to the effect that a few of the DemHe wanta to occupy all the positions ocrats of Cache county have practiof honor, trust and emolument on re- cally agreed to go to the district concord, or off record either. vention and ask that both the judge There la an aching void In his manly and district attorney come from Cache bosom that nothing but an office can county, and as Cache county has a 111L majority of the delegates to the conW7th a wonderful unanimity he hun- vention. the power to carry Into effect gers and thirsts after an opportunity that proposition Is conceded. But to serve the people In office at so much would It be fair. Just, right, or good per. pol'tics to attempt to force upon the There Is no spot In the pharmacopia people in the coming campaign two of offices, so to speak, that cannot be candidates from Cache county and refilled by a Weber county man. And fuse to acknowledge the rights of Box when the population of Weber In- Elder county? It should be remembercrease they will probably dev'se ed that Box Elder county has a greater assesed valuation than Cache counother official positions. The whole roeter of Weber candi- ty; that for nine years Cache county dates would simply be another edition has had the judge, which office at of the city directory of Ogden and the present time la paying $4,000 suburbs and even a partial list Is per year; also the court stenographer; also the office of district attorney, bulky and cumbersome. whose salary Is fifteen hundred dollars per year; which salaries the people of Box Elder, Cache and Rich counties are assisting In paying. Is Cache county so much Democratic that she does not require the Democracy of Box Elder county in the com- have wap for New York. STATE JOURNAL, POLITICAL GOSSIP Han dissensions. "Another advantage that the Demo-en- ti this year Is the fact that Senators Hanna and Quay, two of the In the Republican ibleit politicians (unp, have died, and Senator Elkins, mother war horse, will be practically Ismb owing to family reasons. T talked with many of the old Brooklyn boys, Jim, George and Tom Berlin, Hugh McLaughlin, John Frost rad many others. They feel confident of Parker's election. I found the same the feeling across the river among Ihmmany men. There are no longer ray factions, but one united party. Speaking of the Nevada situation, Hr. Weber said: "T have not been hone since the convention and do not fed that I can forecast the situation wry accurately. If Hearat had secured the nomination there would have keen no question as to a Democratic fitter. I dont know how the boys tike to Parker. But In case we should kee Nevada it would be a pretty good UTAH iMIPN Satisfactory Tailoring at Satisfactory Prices x. That te oseclly whr wo do tKo Tailoring Boelnoee of Ogdon. Anderson 282 Twenty-Filt- h root, Ogdon, Utah, j |