OCR Text |
Show U Ol.DCX DAILY COM.MKIICIAL: THE TI-I-E White Souse. ! LD.NES.i THE HQ Folia That ta . MM' Al 5. CftwER .UPAS IN - la fruui ti.9 f Tie greater ciui-email UMrtiuX t-- Vtia4 (auir; ft at o il K. ail t3 K.T."aa J r gtti-rv- cm- - -- CAUSE. TO ShCVV r ' H.rt rrcarkt a Mnkii j la rk- feai TLe o--i by cue tii t V Ant cm liirra ben-:r- J I . , f Ii ll.e k4 .H&n-d- j J. , fr .ii TVrri-- f Lrt-o- ? U- liii - Bnj 1st Annual Clearance Sale! We positively say that Ogden City has never before witnessed such a Sacrifice Sale of New and Fashionable Dry Goods. Bear in mind that Most of Our Goods are Entirely New, as Our Stock was bought in June, 1891, therefore the Latest in the Market will be found in Our House. Our Entire Stock is Placed on this Sale! Our Business is to Sell You Goods, and Your Interest is to Buy them From Us. because we give you Better Values for the Money than any other house in Ogden City. values values values values Such Such Such Such it. Silks. in Dress Goods, in curtains. in Ladies' Jackets, values values values values io in in in Table Lineo and Coveri, Towels and Napkins, L$d Spreads, Crashes and Toweling, Such Such Such Such values in Gloves, values in Hosieries, values in Uibbons, values in Corsets, As we are showing were never known in the history of the trade in Ogden City. the Prices Below and be Convinced: Gaze upon Table linen, formerly 50c, cut down to W are Blazer Jackets at 63.75 SVr. worth $;.50. Table linen, formerly COc, cut down to We are (selling Blazer Jackets at $5.00 India Silks, all colors, reduced from He. worth $8.50. COc to 41 Table covers, formerly f 1.25, cut down India Silk,"all colors, reduced from to site. DRESS GOODS. Table linen, formerly fl.75, cut down f 1.00 to 73c Our 355 colored and black marked to1.15. . Black Faille Francaise reduced from down to ile. LACE CLrtl IN'S. $1.50 to 9.Vj. and stripes marked Our Ofto Black Faille Francaise reduc.d from down to tWeplaids Our II 50 lace curtains now J1.0O. fl.HO 10 f 1 40. Ou?2 10 lace curtains now 9A). Our (Vk; colored and blacks marked Colored Faille Francaise reduced from down to Our ?iX) lace curtains now f I.IM), 11.50 tc 'Mo. Our 13.50 lace curtains now S2.25. Our 75c fancy plaids silk raised Our $5.00 lace curtains now 83.00. marked down to IjOc. SUMMER JACK: FS AND REEFERS. Our fl.00 serge and colors CORSETS AS D HOSIERIES. We are sellins: Blazer Jackets at 11.00 marked down to 75c 75c corsets for 40c. worth ri50. 85c corsets for 50o. We are selling Blazer Jackets at f 1.50 TABLE LIXEX AND TABLE COVERS. 81.00 corsets for C5o. worth flOO. 40c hose for 21c Table linen, formerly 40c, cut down We are selling Blazer Jackets at $2.50 50c hose for 30c to 25c. worth 83.00. SILK. (48-inc- SPECIAL SALE FOR 5 DAYS ONLY. 1,000 Yards India Silks, Polka Dots 'and Figured Flowered at 30c per yd. THIS SALE IS A GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE! It Defies all Mock Sales that have been in the City for a month past. You have never had such an Opportunity to buy so Much Dry Goods for your money as you will have at this Sale. The White House! WRiaiiT's OLii) store. The White House! WRIGHT'S OLD STORE. ATTENTION! DOIT'T YOU NEED A. Suit, Hat, .Shoes, Shirt, Etc? THEN MAKE HASTE AND BUY THEM BEFORE THE m U JJLUXL Lttla linsUt, - i .ul arstuaeet ad n snsry tipntia. tv try aow and IL' U. like bts leaving a to svtiAr.it. t ;a tive, a fiTiM x move o!f toward th (..;. uf and rest tlj ruotn. and snoa asuther rrturut-,- 1 saw mmong thria hrra and tlim Ijc modern vnh his ium.t;-.- i of foreign garruei.ts, in apjiearanc t i ti ofWu awkward, aul geiirr.liy oot of hartiiouy with the surruua'ii But chiefly tii re caiiie the old f rustic, iu Lis Ut nils ro U. wiUi square shaven crown and short qo-u- e r ;rns caught op and tie 1 prrhaps the bakaiua, or divided skirt, of the oil . sainaraL A in every act. he bows as he enter to the official at the door, carefully writes his ballot aud affiles his seal, then with groat deliberation folds it and (laces it in the oblong official envelope. For some of the voters it is necessary to seek the aooUUuce of special clerk in writing their ballots. It is not that they cannot write; for everybody knows the plebeian kana or syllabic writing. They prefer to see their ballots inscribed with the more elegant Chinese characters; and then, too, ths kana is somutiiues ambiguous (for some words have a duzen different meauiugs), and there is a natural perturbatiou and desire to have their meaning clearly and correctly conveyed. When the writing is finished the loug sleeved voter walks over to the tachiamin, or insjieo-tors- . Ilere further effusions of politeness take place, whilo the voter gives his name, number and address, and u checked off on the register. Then, with another gesture of courtesy, he turn to the ballot boi, and with a bow, lerhaps in duplicate, to the kind old mayor, who sits behind the box, he carefully deposits his ballot and quietly retires by another door. J. IL Wigmore in Scribner's. i- Jpas. : ..u-ioue- d etitk-wan- I'sad to Ucing Married That Waj. A wedding ceremony occurred some years ago of a then United States senator, who, a widower twice over, had for the third time succumbed to Cupid's wiles. At his first aud second marriage the ceremony had been performed by as Episcopal clergyman, and hence the senator was quite familiar with the Episcopal marriage form. But the beautiful woman who had captured his affections the third time was a devout Presbyterian, and naturally wished the connubial knot to be tied by a minister of her own church, and acTo this cording to its simpls service. the statesman lover made no objit'tion. The character of the service was of small account to him ?o long as it served to unite him to the object of his adoration, and the thought that he might blunder in the course of it never dis turbed for a moment the Berenity of his mind Dnt, standing beside his bride to be, stage fright, as it might bo called, seized him. In the excitement he began to marry himself, as it were, by the Episco pal service, repeating glibly: "1, take thee, , to be ray wedded wife,' and he would probably have gone on to the end if the astonished Presbyterian minister, who immediately appreciated the situation, had not interposed, and, interrupting the bridegroom, performed the ceremony with the brevity of the Presbyterian form. At the point where the perturbed groom seemed bent on doing the business for himself a distinguished brother sen ator present drew near to a lady, an other guest, a close friend of hia own and of the bridal pair, and whispered in a pitying tone: He's used to being mar"Poor ried by the other service." Washington Post Fallacy of Fish and Brain. One popular fallacy in connection with may be noticed, namely, the oft re peated assertion that the eating of that particular food increases brain power. No one who has studied the subject can possibly believe the assertion. A man might eat a huge portion tif fish every day of his life, and on the day of his death, if the quantity of phosphorus (the brain iuvigorator) consumed were to become visible, it would not amount to more than might probably suffice to tip a couple of lucifer matches. Communities have existed that lived almost solely on fish, but these were certainly not famous for Nor are our intellectual attainments. fisher villages, in many of which much fish is presumably consumed, the seats of any great amount of brain power. None of our fisherfolks are remarkable for genius, or even what is called common sense, their views of life and its responsibilities being shrouded in a haze of superstition, which they lack sufficient strength of mind to see through. No fishing community, so far as is known to the writer, has given to the world a great man. Men of mark-po- ets, preachers, lawyers, philosophers, warriors aud physiciaus have emanated, in Scotland at any rate, from all classes except the fishing class. Temple PUTNAM ONE-PRIC- E Clothing House! St., where Everything is being Sacrificed to Raise Money. Twenty-Fourt- h ts Bar. Wasting His Hreath. Out at the ball grounds a small boy who occupied a pew in the bleachers said a funny thing. One of the Albany players was at the bat, and after a couple of balls and a strike had been called on him he hit a long foul to right field. He at once started for first base, and with head down plunged along in the same way that a steer is supposed to run throrgh the corn. The small boy over in the bleachers watched him for a min- ute and then yelled out at the top of a very shrill and squeaky voice: "Say, cully, come back. You're working overtime." Rochester Democrat. A--. . i. i. Vtrtp Iowa w tuUn c. k Arrl.it . k.w - i f kfJ bi,a ,4 lv K.. I tati. a- h. H. ai-- r, . W. Ir-.ta- a?. H. .j...IjmTajk. Muim X liHa, titil.a. J.Iu fcatrir. m I mm. bm ua v. A. tMjiu a. ao- aa tLU.trtua uf IL tUU mJ I ra.e SuU i4 Itrt Nauonai tiat ll I U. ax.i lim mim lLr.ftT i. t4 ts W-- r C J i - ii.-u-- ji . tlh i CT"-t-- bix-ijl- it -J iix-rta- arf-ia- r Jr rat-M- - r w -- eit-h- xl liit-r- wi in! W.-fi- S. Bokeman. Alii. forSclmiiiu.tratrix. Territory of I litii.eituoty if Hi4f, : 1. Jm. f. l.li-.ljgwriirk of tlt in aoi for aaii MtHreountr, do Left-t.- f ecrtif) that u firoLijr a fuu. trua aud .rrrt of tin? oritrinai orW apix'tiitiDii ila) for cfy hfttlt-m- t of aecNHiut. aiid u lio rauac tiy diNtnbutum lMtild not bt nit'io in tli matter of tu v.tat4of Ajidrev H. iiaUM'U. hUl and iwordod in 'mf ort.c on the Ititb day of July.A-U- . aa tti aatua tuuMiN of raeord I kiara l)f rt In attnnaa wbwwtf. untiiiM't mjr Land and attixad tit. of tlif piolmto court tu day seal. aud joat Drat ahore ntta. Clrrkof th Probata Court. i. P. I.EnKi. at W. Ky liaaoii, IMputjr Clerk. irtatturt U-- at-- GUARDIAN E. SALE-NOTIC- Notira ia tircttr given that in ptiruane of an orti-- r of thi Proimt C"urt of Weber tunty. I tHli lerritiry, made on. lie i;ith day of July. iu Ui matter of the ewtatoa of lliMimei. K atui lt;li M. minora, tbt lie M h llliderMiL'n,Mf aill on or aflt-of A all tlie rtniit, title at private l"id, guf, and iulerM of mid minor in ami to the real et.tat. Mtuute in the Territory of I'tali: A part of conn.) of lot two ii) in litork tlurl 'll in plat A Odtiit ity tirve. Uniuded an ftdtowti ; ( tun nieneiiii? at a iMiitit one i tiieintl and terenty' two fc't t from the outliwef.t comer of said lot and rtinumir thei irth eighty in) feet, thence tt.t twentyd. feat, thence mmivIi eik'hty tNit fiH't, tu A tweuty four (ill feet to lli place of he,. i;i eaid tale ill be fur raidi, lawful money of the Vniteti Stat, and hidiorotfen for aid property on the terma afori faid, mu-'- t be in writing and will he received at Hreeden (iiiutieira law W aliiiiir1on 4"H olhre avenue. Oirden Ci I' tali, laing the place where sale will be made. at any lime before the Hale I made. Lkox K. KanFMAW. Guardian of f lie entateaof llimiiiiw H. rieeman nnd Lei:h M. rnenian. niinon. N. B. The iiurcluwr at the alMive mentioned sale can buy the intereM in said property uot . owned U) .aid minors, aibaiue rate lor m r d-i- 1 ii- M-- dtM-rilii- i , il.i ea-.- f crn-ti- Ltuil K. l Ktt4AMJ oa certain fully deMribed ui toe come pr.jrt). be retained until said amount beplaint uerviB. comes du. that iu.JUcBirut be then readered for said amouut, interest and Costa, aud tue bal ance oi sain tuonaced preaueesor so a sue a tie-re- . if aa be be eidd to pay said amount, interest aud u; and for a le at tome) t fwa in tbe sum of ; that tue usual dorree may be made for tite foreclos ure oi said nu .nature ai'd for the sale of said premises, aocordin-- t to the law and the practice of this court of this t : that tlie procwela oi saiu saie mar ue applied to the pay inert of the of the curt nnd expeceea of sale and attornev't and the amount due tbe plaio-ti- tf : and thai said defendant and each of them and all persons clainiiur undid' tftem or eitl.e of them ube.ueut to tlie eiecution of said rs. n.ontate deel on said premisea. either aa iucumbraneera, or otijerwme n.ay be barred aud forerhaied of all riuht, claim or equity of redfiu.ition in the said premisee, and ev.-rpart thereof, and thai plaintiff b. have ju.l.-meiagainst AutruMus B. Patton. Aleiaa-de- r M. Vork and Kohert Koiiinaoa. aud that issue avaitiM them for any drticieucy which may remain aft-- r applying all the pru-ceeof the tale of aid preuui.ee propt-rl- y ap- uraiiie io tue of the juih,-ltienhat the plaiutitf or any other i.nrtv to the (nit may become a purchaser at said sale; that the I luted States marshal execute a deed to the purrliaeer; that aid purrtiaser be let Into ot the premie on production of the leM.ou V. S. marshal's dKi therefor; and that tha plaintiff may have such other or furtlier relief In the premicoa a to this court mav mm n,..t and erinitahle. Kor further and fuller partiru-la- m reference ia hereby made to th? complaint on file herein. And you are hereby not ifled that if yon fail to apiiear and an- - wer tlie complaint aa above the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. vYitnee the Hon. Jame A. M iiier, JuiUre. aud the aeal of t he Ditrict eoort of tlie Kiret jndi-SEA- L. rial lJistrirt. iu and for the Territory of I'tah, tl.m lth day of iu the year of our Lord one July, thi'iii-auein!it huudrtxl and ninety one. If . McCu es, Clerk. C By L. B. Best, Peputy flerk. ('. F. Ukiiiv.i mm, Attorney for Plaintiff. mr ct MARSHAL'S SALE. In the District Court for the First Judicial SUMMONS. In the District Court of tlm First Judicial District of the Territory of I tab, Yelier CouLty, C. nK. Sawtelle. lilaiutitf. vb. T. J. Eiiwards, defendant. The .People of tho Territory of 1,'taU aetiil ereetiue 1. .1. r.dwanlK dofendnnt. You are lieri'hy rtHpiirtMl toHPIH-ain an action hroiiL'ht airaniNt von hv the 'o ve namiHi i am tilf in the ilistrtct Court of t ie lirft Juilicial District of the Territory of Ut ih. and t answer the complaint Tiled therein, within b'ndaya (exclusive of tlie day of service) after the service on you of this fmniinouH if served within this county: or, if served out of this coumy, but. in this District, within twenty days: otherwise within forty daya or judgment by default wi be taken airniust you, according to the prayer of saKlcomiuniut, to obtain the The said action is brone-hjiidirment cf this court anaint the d( fendant for the sum of Sttw.iU principal with interest thereon to date amount iny to fid, and his costs of suit. Plaiutitf alletrcs that deTeridaut was itidehteil 'to one Hrm of Idclmtn Bros, for the alwtve amount state, on balance of an account for solids aold aud delivered to the said at the reinest of the defendant by Iillcman Bros, a.plaintiff ; tliat thereafu-rsaisigned the said indebtedness to this plaiutitf. fuller lor further and particulars reference it hereby made to the complaint on file herein. And you are hereby notified that if yon fail to appear nnd answer the said complaint as aliovf required, the said tplaintiil will take judgment aeainst yon for he sum of JliW.ilO, and interest aud costs of suit. Witness the Hon. James A. Miner judire, and the seal of the District Court of the First Judicial SEAL District, in and for the Territory of Vtah, this 15th day of Nov., in the yoarof our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. V, H. McCn be, Clork. By L. B. Bkst, Deputy Clerk, M. V. (jiLBURT, Attorney for Plaintiff. t 211 - SUMMONS. ALIAS . fish lun-j- wi kwt-r- u.-- dia-tri- Pat iaa-- ai--- J 4 B. vmt Imvl vt i Territ.inr "f u the above uaud ilri ea jatta. irfvein w lui w i4Ar la aa ae-n.iuirl ai'l liiml all la tlj.a1c id tioa canmi iuu by toe aoov. aji;M I'iautiff. tc lb imrt of tin- - Kiiat Ja-r .4 the Terniory of Clak. and to tiH Uj t o.t. rf tA il nJi.t 4 l liMrct tin. tlwvin, wituja lea J cirtirt iu leiciowv A Hj . of aervmj arver tl o..'.rt IM.UM ro t 'W. erv trv os im of ti.u aaiiiaxuia-- ii aerved lali. im tiA- nuj l ib da) 4 Au ut A. aitLia ttic eouctr: or. if arrred out t ihim hi i' o ckri a. aa. .4 tlial , lb-uad county, but ib itii twenty days: JifUib'iKf. ototrie witLia forty atir Hat day.- ir yud'iicit bf iMiun ui i taio-- e joa. aeriuiix tu of aid la! ait.'.: ti.r r .4 tit rMtii iT the i law, ausi f.r iLe uuLirr4 a.i loekaid arte.Mi ta brought to forerloM a mJ!i ttt. tain oa tpfi Til. miu l t f m.i.-r- t 'fu'-m- i that a ei i4 this or.lr f. tbe . im of Wh.bu w r.ii rjifiiiwl at tUe rate of t ceut per asiaum from tl Jl.t day o t f .u l 1Kb ila) vt acrauirl the Vteadaiit Aururiu Ii. juij. iul, r 11irujT--IB lti atilull viftMUL. a twwiai-iut Patuui. A.ei ,ud- -r 11. ) ra and Uobtrt Koiu-aoi-i, or f.r t ia niui t4 lite tbcaiid dollar at the rate of eijrht i tin cent per 4al4i anutit auduf slj Hum to iu'W annum (nun tlri 5Jt day of July, lvS. and that 6v aa rauMUK by of aaid Buma-aa-e..tie1 u!tireot at u iu xaxi io faw, ln-- l ..ar tlirvr ui aii etubl of have beea 4d to pay aaid aaionut vith eovta, f. tiirw aatii Uajr of that tUeaaleceae, and l.u aetioa remain upiwt on the doraet for the Biaturity of balance fc.jul) uit'Birtit, iMo.faiui; u iaw. Jul j iwh, I til. wiau imwi at tue rate of cent per ani A. C. Bikhop, Prohat JuJc-J- . num fioin Jul, alat, and toe anirace iieat it i AmtuM- - .4. ichthy-ophagis- 366 a iv-- BEGINS ON TUESDAY, JULY 28, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR 20 DAYS ! Such Such Such Such u b. hu I.'j . H S'aw r fo htiv .k,rt...f Lrf c-- Tht-r- s Jb(-n- ao M.--a. H. ti.lt.uro-r.l- K . -- . uBt'nrreicd .1 : : H- - A. t juaH-Mcalr- - t ta IttfTiuy. eir xiit. v Aiuruj-- u keiia. l ia a r n. tkuJ, M. A. l of ., i 1.. SUMMONS. tmrt of : i Fir JeiiruJ 'i.-tri- LArfruo&u ixLrr ar- - cj'..uirv. l r a ,j ;.rt . . rwuto. i It wass reminder ol the tiuenm i.. t:t:. chnrciyarl oc SuuIit, io axil liwj kf;. ;. twa l us il-- ! VOTE But rla White Souse. I In the District court of the First judicia' ilib-tr'of the territory of Utah. Weber county. 1 he I'tah National Bank of Oirden, a coriwira-tioplaintiff, vs. Robert Robinson, Emma B. Robinson, formerly Kmma K. Bnylny) ; Alice B. Bell, formerly Alice B. Bayley ; James Cassin, Hardware assignee of The Snyder Robinson Company; H. W. Smith, euardian of the jierson and estate of Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and Thomas defendants. The Peiplo of the Territory of Utah send Rreotinp: To Robsrt Rubinsnn, Emma B. Ri binson, Emma B, Bayley I; Alice B. Bell, formerly Alice B. Bayleyl: .fames Cassin, assignee of the ot the rinydor Kohinson Hardware Com pany: H. v. Smith. Kiiardian of the iierson and estate of Robert Mcllwaine Robinson and Rob ert Mcllwaine Robinson, and Thomas Cahoon. defendants Von are hereby required to appear in an ac tion brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District court of the First judicial district of the territory of Utah, and to answer the Complaint fil"d therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service after the service on you of this summons -- if served with in this county : or, if served out of this county but in this district, within twenty days: other wise within forty (lays or ludt'inent bv default will be taken atrainst you, according to the prayer of said complaint. Tlie said action is brought to require the de fendant, Robert Kohinson. to make answer under oath as to the nature, situation, amount nnd value of all his property and effects whether held by himself or others in trust for him: also of the property and effi'Cts he has conveyed and the value thereof, and to whom and for what purpose and uion what terms: and that he be enjoined from in any manner selling or dispos ing of any of his property or effects or therewith, and that a receiver be appointed of all his property. Second. To require all of the other defendants above named to make answer under oath and set forth and discover all things required to be stated by the defendant. Robert Robinson: that they and eachof them be enjoined from distiosing of or with projiertyof Robert Robinson undertheircontrol ; also frompaying him any debts winch they may owe linn, third: ihat all conveyances of property, effects, stocks. bonds, securitiesetc, heretofore mado by the defendant Kobert Robinson, to the other defendants be adjudged void and be set aside : and that defendant, Robert Robinson, bp adjudged the owner thereof, and t hat the same be applied to the satisfaction of plaintiff's judgment. Fourth: For all other eouitahle and general relief. For further and fuller particulars reference is hereby made to the complaint on tile herein. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above require-!- , the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. James A Mines, judge, and the seal of the District court of the First judi-skcial district, in and for the territory of Utah, this 8th day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-on- Rjr C, H.McCLURE, Clerk, L. B. BEST, Deputy Clerk. KIiMIULL & ALLISON, Attorneys for Plointir District, Order of sale and decree of foreclosure. C. M. Ciiltrortson, Plaintiff, vs R. L. Luelia Slater and 11. M. Oil aver, fendauta. Under and by virtue of an order of sale an-decree of issued t of the District Court, at Ogdeu City. W elier county and Terriof on 3it the Ii day of June IStl, in tory Utah, the above entitled action, wherein '. M. the above named plaintiff, obtained a judgment aud decree against U. L. Armstrong, Luelia Mater and H. M, O'Haver. def. urlanta on the 19th dav of June lMtl w hich said decree was, on the ttith, day of June 11, recorded in Judgment Book of said court, at page , 1 am commanded tosell. All that rortain lot, piece or parcel of lan'rl situate in the City nf Ogden, County of Territory of Utah, aud bounded and as fol'ows, to wit : Th north half of blocic nine, and the north half of block thirty-fiv- e iu Nob liill addition to Arm-stron- g, 1- a da-crih- ogden city. Notice is hereby given that, on Saturday tha 11th day of July 1MI1. at Twelve o'clock noon nf that dav, in front of the County court house, in the City of Ogden, County of Weber and Territory of Utah. 1 wi I in otdienee to saidorderof sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above lescrilieil property or so much thereof as mar be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment with , interest thereon and costs, to the highest and hct bidder for cash, lawful money of the uilliuu oitti"H OI Eliah H. Parsons. T7. S. Mar-hn- l. W. Bi tchkk, Deputy V. S. Marshal. By Ooden City, June atth 1M1. Evans Rogers, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The above sale is continued until Saturday tlie 1st. day of August, 1SW1 at 12 o'clock m, of that i uay. By W'. Et.tAS H. PAttsojis, V. 8. Marshal S. Marchal. Butcher, Deputy U. TIMBER NOTICE. To whom it may conrernf Notice is hereby given by the Consolidated Lumber and Mill'iig Company, a corporation under tlie laws of Utah organized and rritorv, that it is the intention of said conpo ration to apply to the secretary of the itttotini under an act of March 3rd, 1SH1, entitled ' wn act to amend section eight of an act approved arch third, eighteen hundred andnmety.one. entitled 'An act to repeal timber culture laws. aud for ot tier purposes, for permission to cut timber in tbe southeastern part of Weber counfor Utah the ty, purpose of supplyterritory, ing the inhabitants of Utah territory with lumber and ties for building, mining and other domestic puryMises. That said timlier if located in the mountains in the southeastern part, of Welicr county, about, three miles east of leaver cation and three miles north of tlie couth Fork of Ogden river and about twenty. eight, miles from Ogden City; that tl. s land is unsurveyed and when surveyed will not be subject to entry under existing law" of the United States except, for mineral entry. That the timber sought to be cut is partly dead from forest fires, aud the green timlier standing is baisain, and repre- sents about three or four hundred thousand feet, and covers about three hundred acres of land. That the preservation of said timber is not necessary for the water supply of any stream that is nsed for irrigating purposes or that can horeafter be used for irrigating. Tho land is very mountaiDous, neither agricultural nor mineral, and is too far from the mines and settlements to lie of value either to miners or settlers, unless sawed Into timber. Tub Consolidated Lumber and Milling. Company. W" ark fn-- G. Child, President. Ogden Utah, June i".th, 191. Who has not had Poor Hose? . GOOD RfBBER HOSE conld be bought ten ' years aeo. Why? there w as rub- it ThA hmM bp In y contains little nr no "tire rubber. old bv dealen o. Our BLUE BRAND HOSK U the j, and is made of ruNxr. With good care It ahouid Inst five or six vears. It Is cheap at the price. As a guarare not and for, antee that you are (fi tting what yoa pay Baying a high price for a poor article, we place Una Diana on every wnguii iAVV " " ft If vnn eannnt get ft of vonr dealer, W Will ieDd It, express paid, on receipt of money. Sample fret ifym mention thti piper. BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO, Manf'n. of Rubbe Boston I Belting and Packing, 226 Devonihlre Street, Bi'ih Sis FhukIko, Cal, 8 203 Lake St, Chicago. St, |