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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL MILITIAMEN LEAD IN THE SHOOTING POLITICAL GOSSIP D. Dee of the chsirmen Thomas committee has eounty Democratic of the iued call for a meetingoffice of Suttee to he held at the Firet National We- -' 5 D ,finan Saturday. August building, for primaries to elect 10 arrange the ,tat conVMlUon at 8th and the Dhe on September convention at Ogden. A full on Wt. galt 1 judicial the attendance of member, is urgently ftQuested. The Republican ate to office open, battle for nominat 11 oclock at the theater tomorrow gjjt Lake the retreat M many battle-scarr- 1 and be-- m sounded there will veterans; there ed FORT lllLllY, Ka... .Vuif. 24. Team shooting at the national range ended today after a spirited contest. Condition again were favorable. Bill and the other "Me Too," George M.) Yesterday's shooting witnessed sevhave no use for apiotaten and we will eral changes in the standing of the teach candidates to ihe proper teams over the lirst day's work, the ecclesiastical authui ales and respect army infantry team dropping to third their wishes, by um. lace and the New York National iu.ird team taking the lead. New It will be observed ili.u in this crs.y was in second place and the slate Weber coui.iy is entirely ignored, but she won't have it that way. This county's candidates, R. A. Moyes and Judge Agee, are in Salt Lake today working actively in their Interests. Judge Agee opened headquarters today at suite 15 in the Kenyon hotel and Bob is circulating freely among his friends. Much work will be accomplished between now and the report of the committee on order of business tomorrow, and at present Weber county's recognition belongs to either of these. ed 3 ESSAY, V, inarii:- - , I vir.iii!.-.!'!'.- : -- bind f'i'.inii p!:ii e Willi (lull-- , lin'.ivr n u liui.iy. Iv.isi s tlx (Inpin ii'ii.-Ulnf by vai'h ti'.im. New nicr New Jer,i it of the nalional :!i,. i.ixli prize nf f.'iiiil. !: Illtr:'- - : greset- - nl two fk - !'i: i sey Bb: tropli.. Mix- - brief, T.nif - home will in- - ery in grand opera lie- -' return to Kuglaiiil at ixit 'ii cic.im-ceesit.i:n- I r I 24. 1904. !:i M ing, ces of York'i- AUGUST once. Final Clearance of Summer Goods Fall vrootls are already arriving ami a great deal of room will le needed for them, now occupied by Shirt-WaiSuits, Waists in the newest and daintiest L.inens,15i-tist- e. Linens, and beautiful Lawns, Hand-draw- n Work. This matchless arrav of loveliness will he forced out HEUARDLKSS OF COST st Haud-Fmhroide- rv WHERE $1.00 IS WORTH $2.00 most every department of our store. AU Lawns. Ginghams, Zephyr Cloths and White Goods go at special prices. The best of Muslin Underwear, Klnionas. Summer Hosiery, Belts, Lisle CLEARANCE and Silk Gloves are all your at these low FINAL PRICES. You will find bargains In - Are the Children Ready For (School? which will never be many wounds A writer in the Tribune this morndeep-te- d beaied; there will be many ing publishes the following as a Smoot antagonUms which will only slate: Supreme Judge C. S. Zane. satisfied on election day. lie fully Governor John C. Cutler. Secretary of State J. D. Gray local Republican A Dixon. the matter this Auditor C. W. Watts. gofker, discussing Things are terribly Treasurer C. A. Glacier. morning, said: iy M. A. Breeden. Attorney-Gener- al one can predict Just mixed and no will be, result Superintendent A. C. Nelson. what the final Congress Joseph HowelL optimists are Inclined to the secon the Wells Doubtless will be it contains some of the It tcBef that of dearest wishes of the Junior senator, ond or third" ballot. The managers however, are but there will be several great big on three candidates, and according to their fissures in that slate before the conconfident, each faction vention adjourns sine die. clrim the candidate of first on ballot the elected be jhould H. R. Macmillan of Ogden was a said (contemplating that caller at Democratic headquarters D, j toyesterday and reported that the work Governor Wells will be defeated the that of organisation in Weber was prorenomlnation) for morrow got Just what he de- - gressing in good shape. Salt Lake himself. Herald. oerved; that we (meaning 111 Fit them out for aboutone-hu- lf what it usually costs, by takour special reductions on summer' goods, and ing advantage of have the work out of the way w hen school commences. well-kno- ex-ut- S; J. BURT gh Sb BROS. it TOWN WAS EAGER TO COLLECT A TAX MISS NANNIE TOUT Ogden's Famous Singer, Who Will Appear In Concert at the Grand Opera House Thla Evening. SALT LAKE GETS ; 4. Conn., Aug. months ago the town of Ridg-ju- w undertook to collect a bill of 82.56 (plnst Edward Lahey of Danbury for i tax on thirty acres of woodland. HEADQUARTERS Unique formalities were observed in PERMANENT WILL LIKELY BE IN ZION. On land. gotaking possession of the RIDGEFIELD, Several the land, Constable Taylor anthat he entered thereupo by r'fht of a court order and picking up acted of earth read ovgr'Jt the decree of judgment of the court and the paHe then banded per! of foreclosure. the clod to First Selectman Keeler, the official representative of the town, ind the property was declared to have been handed over to the town by due procesa of law. The cost of the court proceeding were shout $150. The land Is almost ing to nounced El Paso Expects to Get the 1905 sion of ths Congress Yesterday's Proceedings. Ses- THE GREAT We respectfully invite the public to call in ' I believe there's something between our daughter and young lluggerly." I seen them in the parlor laxt night," volunteered the young brother, an there wasn't nothing between them. Houston Post. PIANO SALE ENDS TOMORROW and examine our line of Summer L. D. S. Garments 90 cents per TELEPHONE J37--Z 2345 WASHINGTON AVE OGDEN, UTAH Or.,PORTLAND, De world owes us a livin'." said Aug. 24. Salt will be the permanent headquar-terPlodding Pete. Three Fine Pianos Sold Yesterday; Yes," answered Meandering Mike, Escaped an Awful Fat. of the American mining congress. to but it make Four Left to Close neglected arrangeOnly President Richards has ruled that in ments so we could clip it off from day Mr. H. Hagglns of Melbourne, Fla, Oat the voting for that honor only dele- to writes. My doctor told me I had conday like coupons. Washington gates and members present could vote, Star. . sumption and nothing could be done for me. I was given up to die. The ofshutting out all proxies. Thla gives Insensible. AT CLAYTON MUSIC CO'8. GREAT $ Of When Is your wife coming back? fer of a free trial bottle of Dr. Kings Salt Lake a majority. The El Paso PRICE X SACRIFICE SALE. Oh, during the latter New Discovery for Consumption Inpart of a WILL QUIT IN and Salt Lake delegates have deterthousand dollar. Life. duced me to try it Results were SUPPORT OF LEADER mined to vote in harmony. Salt Lake startling. I am now on the road to to have the permanent headquarters IS IN STORE recovery and owe all to Dr. King's He I've forgotten what was the BIG MONEY-SAVINNEW YORK, Aug. 24. Nearly 25, and El Paso the 1905 congress. FOR ALL WHO SELECT THEIR longest day of the yeRr. New Discovery. It surely saved my 000 will be added to the 30,000 atrlkers Yesterday morning 1L S. Joseph apShe I am not sure of .the date, life. This great cure la guaranteed PIANOS TODAY. commitresolutions before the peared and locked out workmen in the BuildiI remember it was that day but either, for all throat and lung diseases by tee to support his proposed resolution in June when you called both in the ng Trades alliance when the unions Jesse J. Driver, druggist. Price 50c the secretary of the interin that body supporting their leader, criticising and evening. New Orleans COME morning 81.00. and Trial bottle free. TelAND GET A PIANO WHILE ior for his interpretation of the Philip AYelnselmer, lay down their act. made a Mr. ler lengthy YOU CAN 8AVE 125 TO 25Q, Joseph tools as they had Just voted to do Miss Nannie Tout will sing "The lucid argument, after which con and AND GIVE THE LITTLE when called upon by down the stream of life,' the exectulve Rowing Rose of Summer," Wednesday, Last slderation of the resolution was post With a charming little wife. A 8TART IN committee. Eleven unions are affected We are pleased to 24. opera house. .ONES August poned until today. Would be lovely If the deal by the latest move. MUSIC. The voting on permanent headquarinform Trade Didnt always want to steer. ters will take place tomorrow. Fall Stock our APOSTOLIC DELEGATE Catholic Standard and Times. Six of the 'important addressee on TO THE PHILIPPINES is most The vast numbers of delighted pur complete. the program were heard yesterday by Grass widows may; of course, be blue, assembled in the big armory But I chasers have tiought Instruments that The market delegates prices have never seen ROME, Aug. 24. The pope today from us the past two weeks represent auditorium and last nlgbt a large auGoods on Cotton all (No more has any one of you) ratified the appointment of Father a great many happy families, and any dience greeted E. Benjamin Andrews, A single one that's green.. . Ambrose Aglua aa apostolic lias been higher, but one wishing to buy a piano or an ordelegate chancellor of the University of NeYOU HAVE TO USE 80ME -Philadelphia Press. to the Philippines Islands. gan now should not fall to avail braska, to hear his address on The wc are in a position KIND OF COAL EVEN IN HOLD-UP' 8ECURE themselves of this opportunity. Promoter, His Place In Our DeveSUMMER. 'I came to ask you for your daiigh to offer our large FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS lopment This Is an opportunity that should ter." Stock at less than not be lost sight of. The forenoon session was taken up New pianos "But she Is the only one I have." . senPATTERSON, X. J., Aug. 24. PayStates United of the address now for with going last Years Prices Weil. I dont want but one. I hope originally selling master White of the ORourke Conat 8175. New pianos originally sellator John H. Mitchell, on Government you me a take for dnnjt bigamist." struction company was help up and Branch Mint or Assay Office; Mauring for 8400. 8500 and 8000 now going SpjUngfleld Journal. on CARRIED BY nbbed of $5t000 by four masked mtn ice D. Leehey of Seattle, Wash., from 8277. 8298 to 8347. Other priced on the road near In proportion. instruments Mining Law" and the extemporiP Far from the here today. maddening crowd's IgSHURTLIFF & CO. neous addresses of F. II. Newell and It is the opportunity of your life. noble strife PUBLICLY HANGED Gifford Pinchot, members of the pubBlake homes and your happy indulge Their auto broke upon the lonely or 18-Telephone 18-in a purchase of this kind; FOR WIFE MURDER lic lands commission, on public doIt can & SONS. way: Call 2041 or 2407 Washington. main industries. And did he curse the thing? Not on never be regretted, as a piano Is a ROLLING FORK. Miss.. Aug. 24. source of pleasure forever. The afternoon session was devoted your life: V, Mis David Frank Colonel to addresses by Everything we sell Is guaranteed; Fields and Albert Davis, Anothers wife was out with him of Resources on Mineral the Drake oth colored, were perfect satisfaction Is given, and any that day. WHY NOT BUY A HOME? publicly hanged California of one desirous of anything In this line John Oregon," Daggett here today for wife Chicago Record-Heral- d murder. I some good ones to be sold have Callfor of on The Mineral Resources should not fall to come and see us becheap. South Monthly of W. Brown payments. If you like. Oriow and nla." WESTERN CANADAS' How much your Tittle boy resem- fore this great bargain opportunity Is E. & ROLA.PP, Ores. Ragon The closed. Dakota Cyanide bles your husband." said the cunnln WHEAT YIELD Eccles Building. Hills." Black District. HowThis sale closes Top ged great today. politician. ever. be win tomorrow we end here Ive always heard," she replied, MONTREAL 24. A Aug. adian Pacific official estimates that people grow to look like those extra concessions are being made to Tbeat yield for western Canada they are much with, but this Is quite close them out and save the expense a remarkable case. We only adopted of cost of reshlpplng, d ravage, etc. million buaheli. Three ana ; We are not a nj the little fellow last week." Chicago .These genuine piano snaps are go million acres win he harvested REGARDLE8S OF C08T PRICE. TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR this fall. Ing quickly. Lucky Is the person who Record-Heral- d. people; we should be steadier, makes first selection. NEW. FALL 8T0CK OF CHINA WE WILL RUN A GENERAL BALE ON CHINAWARE FOR TEN DAY8. OUR ENTIRE 8T0CK FIRE AT PORTLAND. if we were. 1 CLAYTON MUSIC CO. OF DECORATED AND HAND PAINTED CHINA WILL BE SOLD PORTLAND, On, Aug. 2 4.- -A .... Successors to D. O. Calder Sons. AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. umed a grocery store, a bakery Oldest and Largest Music House In a confect,onerJr t Grand avenue The management of the Journal will and Hawthorne In Utah. avenue at 11 o'clock consider It a favor If subscribers will 419 Twenty-fift- h Reed Hotel, Ogden,' n'rht .ctU8lng? a M Of 10, of report promptly any 2476 WASHINGTON AVENUE. Ngnnle Tout prlma donna: Squire Fir. horse StraeL PHONE 147-were burred to death. papers. Telephone 664. Coop, composer and accompanist. D. G. Calder, General Agent - Lake Early Showing! FALL G GOODS! i IN ALL LINES! TImes-Democr- that GOAL the S . WHY NOT Itt THE BEST? l! IK' Reese Rowell X . ty-fl- ve TEA CHINAWARE MUST GO tea-drlnki- Ogden's Proudest Day TWOOFHEROWN WHEELWRIGHT BROS. non-delive- ry Z |