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Show O'JDKN DULY COMMERCIAL: TiimSDAY. Al (H ST JII ECOMM KKCI AL. : if.Bl " t Lit rat it or oi-- ' it nitst polygamy. f jrevtr urt list itiej a in will k! before it rik lUi ia laid . p jo li it oa b pul.Ucal orMe.'gsi-tityIt will take oai t:sie to 5ect a but the fail atd doensive t settle tLe question best and tiro il B'dl Uy Srttlod. Afcd L f.h jt. . iirut) ri-h- ColvJea Hoar TV a. kwt trk!T or CiOEtl'v rste, axJ e'et d.viie La Uiio amu&2 tL various re-The above named dut will setts a sea py do tiiore reo itsa iicty Wa on TL jreday vet..L.g, Au. C, w.e u te uaim at a from 5 to 9 p. m. oa lbs Lao of Jo. A. Tbtne tickets are oi&3 good far Wt. TLs depurations slU eom'st beof meek, or mt nutiaW jf Java na on."'.' net a. Cream and A B ILte'eet ' thirty. kii cLilarrn are givn a' rtjijeJ Served from tt to i rate. It eo' a man Eiueh travel pr graoD sill be presetted- - Cou-- e every in this any tan it formerly did. Le his body. AdoikKioQ 'St. no aniit-t- about Lis fur eipebt, tly are a.i pit.il in Choice PearLe. and be knoas adoUarmhat Lis trip u going to THK COMMIKTLU. Lll be fa him. For fouii it is a great eonJ rt ToreJ s ith some choice large peaches of ana convenience, lor all butue and c Hurt delicious flavor from the orchard o hi. fort are done away with. The Midland has put on three traiu, of Stepbena. Tii mtjor raises come of the which now Dikke seven trains each peache in tLe tern Li- h be gave ns s every day. A person tory. TLs samples in rough the can travel through the l le I'aes air9't are tLe largest ss nave eeea this season. every hour of the day or night and tbe The Date Changed. of the various resorts can pny guts ah other frieodiy visits without acy A cLacge was made today in the genadditional expense. eral holiday and excursion to Syracuse, This pUn will certainly prove the most popular or any yet introduced, acd from Thursday the 20th to Wednesday there is no reason any it should not be the 19th. The change s as made so as not to a great euecnea. Full information can be obtained from conflict in any say with the lecture of soy agfntof the Santa Fe system or the Kanws cyclone, Sec a tor Ingahs, Colorado Midland road, or by communi- to occur at the Grand opera house on cating ith Chaa. S. Lee, General Pas Thursday night the 'XKh. senger Agent Colorado Midland Gala Day. way, Denver, Colo. The date of the Caledonian excursion HOTEL ARRIVALS. to Syracuse will be Thursday 13th inet it, tJ e li kto y 1 O. -- M Cm H KtxyJ f r - MR. ALLEN'S I'OSITIOS. " - - ' " " THK WLEkLY. ru 1 r.i S. 5:S L V.!iiia CIS reruwrn-u- suia ! rii 5rt ua Julj I, " 1t.J or ouui , 6"S 'I Urn be !.wliioriai ! l Ui H u. ui t udltrti in. trt ! ai.-- otLr, luur. !, l S lr-- i COMMEKfliL TELEPHONES: TaCKSOiT ACbl'ST Erroa Thk Comme-ctAAugust 5, kixmirg it to be tala-i- , tr.eJ to cuovey lb to the people of OgJea and Weber county, that I was a Liberal and that my W to eimply meana a hbvral victory, although 1 am on the democratic ticket 1 therefore, that the people may not be eiibled, deny the aer-ttoand aay to The CVimmliu ial that I ia the Commlbcjal; L iseue of n o'clock p. m. ciuMol. i- l- fuf bf fcut'Ou ViTl'K Mfv niw (. ct . XTASST MERE CHANCE. TLe Bait Lake Tima undertook to show yesterday that the Mormon church loaders acted in good faith in thd recent lection. It concluding paragraph i aa follows: There ia no line of reasoning that will bear out the theory of church dictation, and the plain truth ia that there wua Authoritative, nothing ot the kind. calculating, central authority would have prevented the action that waa taken. There ia only one theory upon which the matter can be explained, and that ia that the people, acting without guidance, aching to strike a blow at the party that ao severely attacked them, yielded to the cuaning persuasion of the deceiving and Janus-fareunprincipled, democracy, and by common impulse stampeded to the democratic d am a democrat tirst, last Lad ail the time, and will be on the democratic aide of the out boufce of representatives, and I Lave always firmly believed since this moieuitnl ootuiuenctxl the time has coma to divide on national (Jeobgk A tuts. politics in Utah. Mr. Allen got excited with unneceswas talksary ease. Tux Commf-WIal- . ing only of the matter of the control of the Utah legislature as between Mormons and or to make it plain to Mr. Allen, between Mormons and Gentiles. Suppose, just for illustration, that ft question, in some form, of favor-ia- g the Mormon church in legislation The come should up. Mormons would be arrayed on one side and the Gentiles on the other, without regard to politics. In that case this paper assumed that George Allen would act with the Gentiles or w hat is the same thing in that situation the liberals. Is not that right Mr. Alltn? National party lines are not in question in such a case as this. tat ticket. We'd like to have the Timet or anybody else explain why, if the Mormon voters acted on a general impulse, they all stampeded to the democratic- ticket? Why did it not happen that they should ruHh to the democracy in one oountr and the republicans in another? How did they do? They all went to the democracy. The republican vote was about half the democratic in Ogden and was but 305 In Salt Lake City. In went brief, the Republican-Mormon- s over to the democracy all over the terri tory. And the only way this united ao tion can be explained is that the Mur mon Republicans voted the democratic ticket ou a phin laid out beforehand. Things don't go by chance all one way over such a broad territory as Utah There was a scheme and it was carred out Some one who could give the order gave it, and who could give such an order and have it obeyed but some one in the church whose position and authority is respected? FRUIT IS' UTAH. that Utah is natwell adapted for wonderfully urally fruit raising. Fruit trees of every description, and shrubs too, have been loaded this season in all parts ot the It is plain as can be territory. Apple trees groan under their loads of fruit and yet the trees generally get almost no attention. They grow wild among weeds, brush and other trees, and have no chance to show what they could and would do under favorable circumstances. Probably nearly all the fruit trees here are seedlings. If the best of cultivated grafts were planted and cared for carefully with reference to soil, climate, moisture rind adaptability there is no doubt that Utah fruit weuld be suporior in size, tlavor, and so abundant as to at least supply the home demand. It is well worth the most careful inquiry of land owners in this valley as to whether fruit raising can not be made very profitable. An acre worth 1100 for THE WAR IN CHILI. wheat or alfalfa might be worth ?o00 or more for apples, pears, apricots or The deep misfortune of any nation is or some other fruit. a civil war brought on by the wicked and peaches The men who soonest solve this probunscrupulous atrbition of one or more of lem will both be likely to be well reits own citizens. warded with profits and prove benefacThe war to perpetuate slavery in this tors of Utah. nation, so terribly cosily and bloody, is a case in point. The Commercial, is receiving mtny The republic of Chili, in South Amer warm compliments for the energetic ica, is now writhing in the throes of a made for the Liberal party in it fight ia Bcilmaceda of new birth the liberty. recent the campaign. Jeff Davis down there. And a more unprincipled scoundrel Literary Notes. never lived. Added to his treason, his The of over Age for August 1st even Irrigation all the power assumption lives and fortunes of the people, bis comes out in a new cover, in which irritrampling on the conetitution and every gation is artistically represented as a legal tribunal, he has perpetrated atroc goddess pouring water from an urn, to make prolific crops spring from the ities never approached in modern war desert soil. Col. A. C. Fisk, of Colorado, fare. The people detest his name and he is the subject of the portrait on the leading feature of the numholds his power only by terrorism, cover.is Theillustrated an ber description of the meas-uresmost and the desperate bribery great works of ir rigation in the Pecos Valley, of New Mexico. Other promi The members of the legal congress he nent articles are "Kansas possibilities, " by Col. A. C. Fisk; "Supervision of Pub refused to convene or recognize have set lic Waters," by El wood Mead; "Fertile up an opposition government and con Salt Lake V alley, by Joel Shoemaker; trol the north end of Chili, from which a and "California s Aew lioom, by Lis. Dvke. A very useful new feature lart portion of the public revenue is Van on recent decisions of derived. And the people will never is a department the courts on water rights. There are until give up thoy conquer the usurper the usual full departments of news from and tyrant aud swing him from a gibbet the various states, new construction, irri gated farms and orchards, etc. Alto if they can capture him. gether this number of the Age is very It would seem that the time has come strong and bright and sustains the high when the congressional government of reputation which this new journal so -Chili should be ecognized by other quickly acquired. All classes of the nations as a belligerent power in the in- western public should be interested in terest of civilization and justice. Indeed this able and creditable western publi the feeling of the republics of this con- cation, A New Departure. tinent would justify their interference with the course of Balmaceda on account The Colorado Midland is responsible f his atrocities. for the most novel, and at the same time .He should be required to stop his the most practical departure ot the year's brutality forthwith and arbitrate the railway arrangements. This new depar differences at issue. It may be a dan- ture comes in the form of a combination gerous precedent for nations to meddle ticket, which is good for passage on all in a civil war no doubt it is but there the regular trains of the line between an be no question that Balmaceda has Colorado Springs and Woodland Park, ot forfeited all claims upon mankind by and allows the holder to stop at any"Ute hotels in the justly famous the his general course of infamy and inter- Pass." The fact is that all the hotels ference is warranted. are in the Pass, and the visitors can, therefore, have a fine opportunity to see there is to be seen in one of the most The Commercial has no quarrel with all celebrated parts of the picturesque west. the Mormon people as such. It simply The arrangement is eo simple that opposes certain practices ot the church anyone can understand it at a glance. which it feels sure are opposed to civil- The tourist buys a ticket at any of the ot the Santa Fe or Midland roads, isation and republican government And offices for as many days as he expects to be it asks Mormon people to reflect on the out, paying therefor a fixed amount. fact that more than 60,000,000 people, This ticket entitles him to the best acand in fact all Christendom, believe just commodations at the hotels between the points mentioned, for as long or as short as this paper does. A man should a time as he desires to remain at his ways, lest they be wrong, when one of them, lie is then entitled any to .U the civilized nations unite in assurtravel to the next one he wishes to Tisit, additional cost, as his ticket is ing that he is in error. The people of without on the trains as often as he wishes this Nation will never consent to have good to ride. Utah "ruled by any church, no matter In this way he has the benefit of the con-eid- er o-f- iu'r hnt r - G.IL Young. San Francisco; W. IL Wugher, Salt Lake; C. 1L Pierce, St Louis; J. U. utbbs, bedalia; IL A. Pearson, Salt Lake; M. C. Baker, Denver; T. Wollstein and family, Chi cago; bhtrley V. Ash. Ogden; E. S. Hoojer; Philadelphia; W. C. Drescher, St. Ijouis; Samuel Ard, sterling. Cal: A. M. Johnson, Curtis, Neb.; J. C. Tueeey, St Isiuts; Vm. D. Rx-h- , Frank Koet, San Francisco; C. A. Battrelle, St Joe; J. E. Weixson, Denver; A. M. Howard, Salt Lake; Geo. R. Wheeler, Blackport, Idaho; J. U. Xroux, iu. M. McMillen. Chicago; W. IL Beidle, Oakland; Dr. F. 1). Ku kford, Provo City; Mr. and Mrs. m. Ilazelton, Lcho; J. C. Taylor. Salt Lake; W. F. Murphy, Salt Lake; Geo. F. Baxter. Omaha; Kluier Orcutt Boston; Chas. ales, Uhto. Ddpot IIotkl John Sparkc, Nevada; llenro essberger, Chicago; K. S. Bar ry, Cincinnati, Ohio; Thoe. Neeeham, Denver; J. A. Carpenter, Omaha; Rich ard Battle, Denver; E. J. Gumpart, New York; Miss J. W. Calkins, Colorado; L. IL Lothrop and wife. City; Frank Parker, Omaha; F. C. Storey, New York; A. M. Johnson, Curtis, Neb; R. Loekey, Helena, Mont; II. II. Brown, Helena, Mont; J. E. Caps, Kansas City; Chas. M. Dans, Denver; Oeorge Lt. Smith, bast Liverpool, Ohio; Ulias. S. boner land and wife, Pueblo; Bird Partridge, Ogden; W. F. Murphy, J. C. Taylor. C, P. Canfield, Salt Lake; John Nofe, Laramie, Wyo.; E. G. Backer, Denver; C. Smeat Colarado Sorings; J. Wood, Davenport, la. Broom Hotfi. Miss Baker, Larmia, Idaho; G. D. Bliss, Wm. McCarthv. D. F. Dillon, San Francisco; T. E. McMillen, Cheyenne; A. C. Comstock, Vinton, Io.; F. C. Fisher, Wood River; T. Larson, JLievan, Ltah; lt A. Deal, Springville; C. L. Cowan, Avery; E. A. Kellott, Reno, Nev.; C. Carson, Corinne; li. M. Keelv, C. D. Tyree, li. Whetstone, City; H. W. Oliver, Oaklnnd, Oal.; A.M. Grant, W. M. Cole, F. Rattiff, L. Loda, Salt Ike; Arthur Edwarda, England; Htwy and Mrs. Klaus, Douglas, Nev.; A. E. Bams, Corinne; D. L Boyen, Miss Anna Boyen, h,vanston; A. li. Urown and wife, R. It Bears and wife, Cheyenne; J. Cedes and wife, S. P. Wright W. Weaver, Salt Lake; T. r . r erris, John K Bagley, Buf Mddfa He!-- ! 3 "J.t i Ly tar ti L,re fc.Siril wtitch dootL, njt i f f ,rvw H uati ia feis, or ta-- h!.uid. irrri-ulo-r fctthma. wk nd hungry prl. pLi. iA kiklt cr id in eclLg dnr ktd droey, oppr.ioo, eough, km'tTA.j. IH. Mit" illuiirail Uifk on llcbsx 02'Jen. ACADEMy, l uh.fondartfd ot th li a U.ur.i.-- g H-J- ly t Crufee, tl h.J devote! the fiu v.j.ju of ywiug Ud Iti to Lttle sviaiuoa to a thofLKigh prcU-ca- l euume x. J Likn. in girls. L-g.- in tjk kwrpit, are tcdiicud fc&d type-r:tic- jr caethoi. Lort-haad fter tLe ni.t French and (Wiua Beside the fcreoptiocid ude&. host-!lfciof drawing hkh we MW Uught ia Hoart Cure, aiid Li all the cUew-s-, pnvite pupils ia the stu-iihu-receive lnlorittive Nerrine, ia crayoa, cure nvr painung in od and water colors, oapteJ, china voutsutiss, hadache. feieepltriess, tff-6.1k, satin and i of dnr.kiiig. etc It eootakis no In the musical department leesona ar If you m ieh to go to the Springs or g:veo io ocl music, and oa piano, harp, organ, vwun, tnandulin and Coon cU at Corey Broa. & Go's. brn. guitar, zither. W ill do our beet to please. l Sp-iacla&se ia music, art, fancv ork. etc, have been formed for Udies SofU-ninthe SMa lor residing in the city. Stuilie will be resumed Sept- - 1st. For Allaying irritation, removing roughne, ind tan nd l.ke troubles, there i noth- further particular apply to SlaTEB SCPEBIOR, celebrated Violet ing equal to Wisdom Cream. Ogden, Utah. d ttve k IL Lr. guaranit Xew A. Wslkpr ele-me- nu ll h cuu. el-e- ? at a am For Pure Liquors, prompt attention. Correspondence licited 2106 Wash iLg ton avenue. JfciffaH, $c4cc fine old wines and whiskies call on T. Wollstein & Co., the newly opened family liquor bouse. Country orders given Schooner beer 5e a 1Q Ltituij-t-- 1'Le Fyu.tt.jiLi re n..t ppnruly kitder-e- t xL 'lt-- e Lblittf l tre; t th ru-L- f Je. fcinnrt brri'.Ji. cii'tf so- elass at Broom Excursion Hate to Uarfleld Beach. The Union Pacific is selling excursion tickets from Ogden to Gartield Beach and return for 2.2o. Tickets good for return Cve days after date of sale. Tickets on sale every day. D. E. Bl RLET, Gen. Agt Pass. Dep. Startling: Facts. The American people are rapidly becoming a race of nervous wrecks, and the following suggests the best remedy: Alphonso Hemptling, of Butler, Pa., swears that when his eon was speechless from St Vitus dance, Dr. Miles' great Reetorative Nervine cured him. Mrs. J. li. Miller, of Valparaiso, and J. 1). Taylor, of Logansport Ind., each gained 20 pounds from taking it Mrs. II. A. Gardner, of Vistula, Ind was cured of 40 to 50 convulsions a day. and much headache, dizziness, backache and nervous prostration by one bottle. Trial bottles, and fine book of marvelous cures free at II. A. Walker, who recommends and guarantees this unequaled remedy. Ogden Paint, Oil and Glass Company, -- JOI3I3EKS IX- - SHEET, OMAMENTAL AND PLATE GLASS. Painters' and Artists' Supplies. Illuminating and Lubricating Oils. 2440 WASHINGTON AVE.. OGDEN. UTAH. WM. DRIVER & SON, GRAND Summer Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS Clearance Sale! 2h3 Washington falo, N. Y. We must have room for our Fall and Winter Stock, and as we have a large Fowler, Salt Lake; G. M. Ilenry, Manti; assortment in various lines of Summer M. Riley, Pocatello; Robert Quighy, received in late shipments, to Salt Lake; Peter Nesley, Amby, Nev.; Goods make room for our early fall shipments V. V . iierncK, boulder, Oolo.; M. Chris we now offer some of the greatest barSalt L. F. tensen, Lake; R Rien, ever shown in our store. The peogains II. Ouray, Colo.; L Bryan, Mexico ple of Ogden are acquainted with the Uity; r . Irolick, James Tomake, Ter- character and quality of our goods and race, Utah; L. F. Liney, Topeka, Kan.; know that whatever we offer is first Wm. iNelson, t,vanston, Wyo.; U. E. and exactly as represented. HughP, St. Joe, Mo.; A. Breakev Har-din- quality Mo.; Philip Welch, Matt Powell, These are a few of our special bargains: Koekbpnugs, Wyo.; V. 11. Feedham, A. Scotch Zephvr Cloth, at 20 cents per Robinson and Nev.; Keton, wife; J. S. Ansell, C. Gast. Salt Lake. yard. Amore's reduced from 27Kcents to 18 Wasatch Hotel,. Joe Bierd, Clark cents per yard. Phillips, Mrs. Ed. Walther, T. E. French All Wool Challies reduced John Tinsley, F. Perublo, Kansas City, Mo.; L. R. Freeman, Taooma, from Co cents to 45 cents per yard. 75 Wash.; Joe Weiss, Spencer Sander.A. G. to 55 cents per yard. Timberman, Frank Weir, J. McAllister, Standard Prints, 20 yards for 81.00. W. N. Edens, Thomas Elan, Joseph Pride of the Laundry Bleached Muslin, Cooper and wife, Salt. Lake; Mrs. A. J. 15 yards for 81.00. Mrs. M. White E. Rock; Emerson, Ladies' Gingham and White Dresses Arkansas; Thos. M. Butler, AT COST. Denver, Colo. Outing Flannels. Per yard. 11 cent Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills. quality reduced to 8 cents. 12' cent Act on a new principle regulating the quality reduced to 10 cents. 15 cent reduced to 10 cents. 20 cent liver, stomach and bowies through quality reduced to 13 cents. the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. quality Ladies' Muslin Underwear, at 334 per Miles' Pilis speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa- cent, off from regular price. tion. Unequaled for men, women, chilChentilly Lace Flouncing reduced dren. Smallest, mildest, surest. 50 from if 1.25 per yard to 90 cents. doses, 25 cents. Samples free, at II. A. Spanish Guipure Lace Flouncing re street. Walker's, ou Twenty-fourtduced from J1.50 to $1.10. Children's Gingham Zephyr Dresses AT COST. FIVE TOIN'TS NEWS. Central Hotel. J. .r t Ladies when you want to ride ask for Jeff, at Corey Bros. & Go's, bvery. bar. SiCED HE1ET fr-- - riL,--- be sure of it This is the correct date, Reed Hotel. Je?: C. A eue, Ogden, Utah. R. Ililler, Lizzie Mc-Neb- b, e, e, We carry the Finest Line of Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Soaps, Etc. in Ogden. Do You Want a Bargain ? SADDLES. HAENESS .AND DAP DUSTEES. The Largest and Best Selected Stock in the City. All mus go at prices Lower than ever offered before. CALL AND GET OUR PRICES. h Several went to the Hot Springs yesterday. Come to the rink this evening for a grand entertainment. The Klaus lady orchestra seems to be T. giving universal satisfaction at Syracuse beach. Does the street commissioner ever 'TTninn Pup.iHn trains will nrriva cnl imagine that there is anyoue living leave Ogden City Union depot as follows: north of the river. A fine line of cigars and French candies have been added to the confectionery deWyoming1 Division. partment of Mrs. F. A. Gook's ice cream Vr.. 1 T.imit.ml fast mail a m parlors. 11:30 am No. 7 Pacific express Fivev.m a m Pointa ia in- - No. -l Mut juake nipreo Tha nnnnlat.ion at DRPA1TR. Creasing very rapidly, and the demand No. 2 Limited Fast Mail :30 am Vionsea are numerous. Whan frr 8:00 p No. 8 Atlantic hzprcsg are cars electric 122 15 5:00 No. running every Park City Express the pm uu nv minuLtro tuu aocp juui p; foints. Utah Division. AKKIVKS. tr T R T?1nrU the nhamnirvn hi Mail No. ":10 am clist of the east will give an exhibition on No. 4 Butte E press 11:15 am thin ovo. nt Cook's rink U k No. 8 Cach Valley and Park City.. 4:5S p :&) p m performance will take place at about 10 No. a Atlautic express DFPAKTH. o'clock. Skating before and after the No. 1 IM am Fat Mail orVWKitinn ThA nrice of Art mission an.l Cache Valley and Park No. " 9:25 a m skates to gentlemen will be 50 cents. City 6 :10 p m Ladies 25 cents. A car win be held to No. 5 - Local 12KJ0 pm accomodate those from the city until No. Pacific Express 1 1 .10 n m Tin trrnnrt X .Ijy ' ' nnt. fail to boa this p,.uu i I' Idaho Division. which will be given by one exhibition . ARRTVI9. iu ana Ne. 2 Salt Lake and Omaha Express 7:45 mo K'oue wno la circuiuuaviK"l'B iu am will perform feats never before seen in No. 10 t ache alley Mail 9:10 am 16 Cicue Valley Accommodation 5:15 No. p m this city. S. J. BURT & BROS. TIME TABLE. U. P. STAFFORD, MILLER FIRE & CO. FIRE! e 4V1 l- 111 Fast THE BAZAAR Cor. 21th and Grant. Will be Open in a Few Days. 7- ,' Schooner beer 5c a glass at Broom bar. No. 7 Dotte and Portland Express.. 12 :20 5:J No. 9 Cache Valley Mail No. 5 Cache Valley Accommodation 2 :15 pm m p a iu FIRE! FIRE! |