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Show TIIE UOltXIXO EXAMINER, issue made by Mr. Cleveland. It wan safe to any that the radical, uncom. promising views of Mr. Cleveland did DLIAOCRATS incalculable barm both to the country and to the Democratic party. Whatever might be the demerits of the protective theory in the abstract, Senator NewlaiuU of Nevada Make there could be no question that the an Address in Which He Elim j protective system 'was now'tliorough-- I igatea'. JarifT a an Issue. ly interwoven with alhour Industrial i conditions. Free trade was a myth. Oiuuja. Noli.. . Jan. 1. Nearly five The tarts would always exist and. tnndrcd Deimxrafa of Nebraska to- whatever might fa its rates, it would night lelel) ruled the anniversary of serve a a protection to domestic injtiuirew Jackson's viitnry over the dustries as against foreign importaAlriiirh ai New Orleans kud imiileulal-1- y tions. The question was one of perthe i !i in een ill anniversary of the centages, not principle. Mr. Newlands said that the Demoti.inquer of the JaikMonian Club of Imlndt-- d Sencracy could not await until the Nebraska. The of ronveution time to of Nevada. hurly-burlator Francis G. 1 ntviii j'ongruM-uialie Arninud ol frame- its ' declaral iiu tif Issue. It Missouri and Cungnmaa Hitchcock must ho fi anted long before by the wise men of the party and must be qf Nebraska. aud hignifl-a- u given out for cortsideratUm TUo ooaMO'n was. of smh-Isbefore the platform was fa the Nebraska lienun racy lx of the facilmix that finally aikijHctl. The Isuiucratio party va.u-- id a fnve formerly lsen known aa (Sold would , stand on itsThuplaifonn pledges hi the people. greatest caro and Silver" Dcns rats. therefore, to wisely M. Hitchmek should he S Cungressiuuii Glllx-i- t r Nebraska look tor bis lUeuie, The frame these pledges. With the exorcise of prudence and Jidgpicnt tp ftggurd 1jw. His address lu iiart tho selection of our candidates; with a follows: San a and unequivocal si atf meat of AVjMiiras forty yearn ago there ourrlear puristsc In tbn line id moderate of began a realiaiion in thin and progressive reform: with a I tie nccessiiy aud Ibcre ban since liecii organization of the lienio-cracfor government thorough a growing in Hcunte and llunse, so efmmhiiiou ii)i control of aggregated fected astho to rCuiisidcralion. dewealth' when it seems monopoly of li beralioa audsecure coufiduuco lit a ecu tho power. These liionoimlioa have grown Democrats of tbo aud the lit spile of the efforts of political house niaUant of party faith, tho upon lmd-fe- a Industrial parties. commercial and Democratic party ipay reasonably exand even ( ongrewi itself. If Amer- success. ,ba bad nought to cultivate Instead of pect restraining thia aionoisily him II edit Id have hardly grown faster. 1 by the law, the mniiosjy has escape FAMOUS BREWEI IS DEAD . the law. The law hue lagged Hands Across, third. Time: 1:13. Fourth race. New Year's Handicap, mile and 70 yards: Exclamation won: Aggie Lewis, second; Wreath of Ivy. third. Time: 1:47. Fifth race race, selling, mile sad Bard of Avon won: Uinspray second; Felix Bard, third. Time: :0:. Sixth race, one milt-- : Calsrt won; Ethel Wheat, wwund; Edward Halo, third. Time. 1:41. ; WAS) MS" ME - m y ." We all know the result disparity Captain tif wealth without hist uric Frederick j Pabst of Milwaukee Succumbs te Pulmon-- ! prci-i-den- Given a Lesson New York in Honesty and Right Conduct New York. Jau. 1. Police Coaunls-sioue- r UcAduo, after faking office toIn a hicli be day, issued a htsu-uicn- t said he would do everything in his I tower to prevent blackmailing, extortion, grafting, oi bribe taking by tbe police, but It would bo useless, he said to expect a policeman to be honest, if he has to pay fur the Sis-lnlls- ft here today, .pulmonary edema. age 61 years. Death Wax upeaiiccted, although hla health has becu failing for uioremiin I haa touc yrars. During the last len days Captain 'ft lad bad not left hla home juwlng 'fo the aevera to weather, but hla condition seemi-lie Improved and 'his family was not prepared for Ills' 4ath, At 9 oclock this morning he, suffered a relaic, however, and began to fall rapidly.. lid retained eouHcJuusness, and was able to converse with his wife and children, who were summoned to hla bedside. Captain ftbst seemed to realize that tbe end was near and talked with bis family about hla affairs until ten minutes before hla desih, when he bora me unconscious and passed quietly sway. At his bedside were Mrs. ftlwt, hla widow; Frederick ftlwt, Jr., Mrs. W. O. Goodrich of Milwaukee, aud Mrs. F. Hbuenlelu of West lladen. Germany, his daughter and Mr. Schocn-lulColonel Gustave U. ftlwt was out of the city having gone to tit. Ixiula to spend new years day. In the last four years Captain ftbst hsd taken several tripe abroad, attending much of his time In Carlsbad. About a year ago last October his condition Congress roan David Armond of Mis- became more alarming, and In order to souri addressed the assemblage on escape the severity of a northern winWhat of Our Future?" ter, ha went to Izoa Angeles with thq Senator Newlands of Nevada spoke hojs of benefiting his health. For a io the toast "Democracy la 104" say- time he seemed to Improve, but a change for the worst rams in February ing: . Senator Francis C. Newlands a poke of last year and .reports were sent out that Captain ftlwt was dying. He .of Democracy In 1904. ' lto said: After two disastrous campaigns rallied, however, and In June of last Democracy, though still strong in the year Colonel. Gustave ftlwt went to Jkmth, was now In power In only 1am Angeles and brought his father He rallied wime-wifwo of tbe Northern states Montana hack to Milwaukee. but was unable to make much gnd Nevada and that Northern Democracy has never, since the Civil headway agslnsl the disease. Early tn war, been so numerically weak In the December Dr. William Osier of Johns Senate and Houso as now. The Hopkins Vuuiversity, Baltimore, tbe Contest in 1904 was io lie In the North eapert In pulmonary diseases, rams and West and tho candidates, the is- to Milwaukee to consult with Captain sues inf tho organization, must be ftlwts physicians. After a careful with a view to victory there. diagnosis of the patients condition to candidates, no single man Dr. Osier prouounced the case without In the party had so many follower hope. It Osier declared that the Ufa as Mr. Bryan, but the country had of Captain ftbst hung by a thread and nut sufficiently recovered from tha that nothing known to medical science rancor and bitterness of tha two could help him: that he might live campaigns In which be led the reform for a few months or that his death fern with signal courage and brilmight occur at any time. The sick man liancy, to tiermlt bln candidacy. Mr. did not relinquish his Interest In his Bryan, recognising this condition, hsd great business enterprise, but conwisely declined candidacy. Ills tinued tot Ylslt his office aqd direct the was yri to come. enormoua plant. He of operations , Outsblo of Mr. JtrySn It wmild he was a dpily the visitor at the brewery difficult to select a mat! who wpulil be hulll ten days ago,, when the Inclema platlorm in hlrasolf. ency of the wept her 'caused him to v As io the issue Mr. Newlands said remain at home. While his family nothat the last campaign demonstrated ticed that he was becoming more feethat the masses of tho people attach-e- d ble. be was able in be about until tho little importance to the question of relapse came this morning. imlierialtnm. - It was clear that the ton-us- e ocunmcrcialiHin of tho ast KANSAS CITY. bad bluntini the scnslbillilcs and roasrh-ncof tho American Ksipb. Cal lie Kansan City. Jan. the colonial syrlum was now estab1 .tK.10. Kfrady to strong; us-tilished umt would liavo to aland its kJ.ih.ts $:l.ti0(i (.75; native cowm trial. As to the money 92.fo(3.l)5: HlockiT and quest Inn, Mr. aud bull 925(,3.5I); NYwland said tngt time had vlndl-rslc93. Will 5.60; vif the Democratic wralcrn Mihth the row 91.5ditf3.90. pally as' to the ipinnltt stive theories 90.4nj94.to; woHlrrn5.1NM1. Ht caily; bulk of. money. Silver would yet lw llugHUorilptH to its obi Nislltim as a money of aalvH racial, but the time was not now. ShorpRiHTlpfa l.nno Steady to . .The tariff wiihld again lie an importhI rong; mutton So.oOtir l.oo: lamlm ant factor but the Ikmocrstic party 9 1., oil rang.1 wethers 9o.UU& I.- of would hot again present the kind lio; owe i.'.:;o'g ::.;5. muki-millionet- re . . WE A n. ae-hi- re ... nt attention d spM-ial-hi- I PRICE $2.95 CUM U SEE Now Is the Time to Save Some Money. - - 2351 - Washington Ave. CO. TRANSFER ALLEN $5 US. 25th Street 412 vans, No Damage to Property in Handling. Heavy Machinery and Freight Handled with A HIGH-BAL- L Dispatch. a delightful and refined refreshment but when served with ... AT REASONABLE RATES. STORAGE race. New Years handle-dpmllu sad a furlong, value 3.43U.- Proper won: ftssll stuiond; Oarsman think Time, 1:62 3 4. Fifth raee. sit and a half furlongs, selling: Chorus lloy won; Lnrone second; Velma dark third. Tituc, - HACKS 1:21. Sixth race, one mile and seventy ' yards, selling: Pierce J. won : Didthird. erot second; Frank Wood Time, 1:47. NATURALLY SPARKLING MINERAL-WATE- f RED J. KIESEL CRESCENT RACES. New Orleans, Jan. 1. Crescent City 1 and COUPES furnjshed for BALLS. WEDDINGS, FUNERALS and THEATRE PARTIES. ALL TRAINS MET BY R It Is a Nectar Fit For the Gods. & CO., ALLENS CARRIAGES. DISTRIBUTORS summary: First race, selling, live and half furDocile won; Shortcake, sec longs: ond; Any Day, third. Time 1:09 s: Second rai-- selliug. six half Tioga won; Sly Boots second; Ucgnnr. third. Time: 1:21. Morn Third race, six furlonga: ing Star won; Frank Bell, second; 3. e fur-lung- CUSSIFITD A. NEW YORK RACKET ADVERTISEMENTS. Clearance Sale Commences Saturday, January 2ndm ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW-. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. Chez Uotdes Bldg. W. L. Maglnnla..., AND SURGEONS. PHYSICIANS Kcelos Bldg. Dr. C. K. Coulter Pre-lnycnto- . Jo. ry FOR SALE. t prions on Flmir, llay, and Crain call ou K. T. Ahtlll, 'Phone 32uy. 2316 VVahlngton avo. FOR satifartory MONEY TO LOAN. of Clearance Before Taking Inventory. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. t IF yon want tu noil your property nee J. J. BRlMMITT. CHOICE lots In Nub Hill, 950. Bill t Interest to All Careful buyers Every Woman in Ogden should read this Advertisement carefully. We have priced with a determination to eifect an absolute A Sale MONEY TO LOAN. .J. J. BllUMMITT Price: Reductions ... J. J. M.M1TT. Ue-ri-ti- on all Women's and Children's Cloaks, Capes and Suits. Nothing Reserved. Half Price. 50 per cent Saving to Buyers. fiH-di- d ACRES of IVE Hlor , right. arrnl a,nvl j fivt-roni- pn-har- mitt At laud, good Inmno, two two IiIovUn frinn J. J. Bill uDI, : . iu Block 12 Wo have will oiler tlu-- nt 91-C- women' uit. worth uit. tilwa 34 to 929 and SKIRTS 5G. at at ONE-HAL- 25c. The She buy the piece goods. wt JANUARY OVERCOAT SALE yi-r- Women jackot. worth half regular prire on all . arato garnu-n'- Great Slicing' of Prices 3, 90 50, 9k 10 and 910. Kowr 3 to You. choice 15 . at . ' ami ohildren' nuderwi-ar- . union' aults and aep- XCoimn' rililW llciwd garmont. veat and ::5 cnls a C1.EA11ANCK SALE prii-garment. a garment. tiiiit. weight, lierfeet fitting, worth, regular SALE IKICK 59 cent a uiL I'LKAIIANOK Womens Rubbers Per Cent his Mt--.i- Overcoats with the popular broad shoulders, loose back, throughout M tailored in the same high-grad- e fashion as all our clothing Regular $23 Coats- $16,75, $20 Coats $1330, 515 Coats $10, and so on. 331 per ent. cutfon every Overcoat in stock. hand-mad- e 4 I AN OVERCOAT OPPORTUNITY FRED M. NYEf Popular Clothier. 95.00. 90.00. i:es 7 to in l 2, per pair 33 soft role ahoes, worth regular 49c. rent a pair. hibW ruHirrs. ale price 25 Women's Felt tSlippers (eolor), color, sixes 2 Women's felt house slippers 9L47, now roll at 1-- 2 to 6. regular price 91-1- . Outing Flannel Fancy Stationery . Outing flannel, heavy' weight, dark, priori, value 6 and 7 cents, now cent. Best Calicos per yard 5 cent. sell at 4 2 t worth 25 and 50 cents a box. CLEARANCE SALE TRICE 20 and 23c. ' FLANNEL SHIRTWAISTS. S. 91.98. 92.25 and 92.37. 9 Women, at special low price. 98c, 91-2- per pair J I ;;:t cents. Children's Rubbers rent. Infant' tanry cents. at 25 cent. Nazareth walata. worth 25 cents, now Childrens 40 cent, union anlts, now sell at 29 cents. Clearance Sale Women' rubbers, all sirev lio. l graile. 11 to 3 rr pair ruM?rj.. of the Wfnte 9I.U0, v.omi-n- pwiifa. correct in every way two-thir- ds 92 98. ry I'ltlCR 25 cent Oneiia I nl-price S5 ren a whopper Is To do Sir, that you should not let get away from you, with at least weather staring you in the face. Take a look. 92.4!. KKfil'LAU FHICK. All nvw atylo. Age . Pre-Invento- Overcoat sale wc arc having. a hustling business means to hustle prices. Smart, refined, safe Overcoats, suitable to wear anywhere 92.ini. prirp OXK-HAl.- a 37c Sofa Pillow Covers 19 V lt FLANNEL UNDERREGULAR PRICE. The Sue grade now roll grade now rolla at 19o. CHEAPER than you could We place on rale 100 dozen women'n OUTING W 92250. Children's Coats Ki'gular i Flannel Underskirts Women's tSuits A- :isi; HERES 4 4 4 LESS THAN COST 4 All Tablets; Pencils, Crayons, 4 4 Writing Papers, Envelopes, &c. 4 4 jt 4 ? Ogden Bargain Store, 44 4 - - 4 444444 44444 444 444 FURNltlJRE ikN-trlu- o 1- -3 4 coboo66ooiWe are Closing Out atoocooooMoo Phone 22. lkpihle tilx won; Quiet second; Mi mo third. Time. .1:07 j , YYiurih 44 QQ 4444444 Patent Kids, uisy be here. 349 pair men's Virt Kid, Box Calf, ftteut Colt. all now styles. Broken lota, not all sixes, but your size VALUES UP TO St W. H. V00RHIES, Prop. REMOVAL SALE SALE Phene city. 239 25th 931x. To Teachers, School Directors and Dealers: iQl . Reduced 33 437 25th. 174. Books, Stationery and Office SiippGes. 2112 Wash. Ave. rare, six lurkmgs, d . J. T. RUSHMER, 14. do-rd- e - exiierh-nee- tit-da- 1 4 44 4 Ogden 4 Steam Laundry. 4 4 44 Ross Book Store. 4 Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year if you feel that the work on your collars and ejuffs is a little off color. Send us your work tha coming year and be happy. with Don't exNrimeiit your eyes, but go to tbo beat, lirat. It is the cheapest aud most satisfactory. s . 1- by uu BAGGAGE ' k QQQiQi 44 No You Can't rhone have cartful fclioultl ACKWELL EXPRESS and : 2940 Washington Avenue. I EYE Exciting Finish Between Haviland and Bragg Witnessed by 1,000 I.os Angeles, Cal.. Jan. 1. About 6,000 jMfipii attended the ra-at As-- i of today. The report was of a high and belling was the heaviest of the season. Tbe feature of the card was the Pasadena llamlicsp at a mile and a forking, worth a total of 9I.SIU. Tho finish lu this race between Havl-lan- d and Bragg was one of the most rxcliing seen here. The two horse ran Ihu last sixioenth wlihouf au of six Inches and Haviland barely was able to win on tbn n:d by inches. Favorites were succesful tu three out of the six races. Summary: Jmii. I. In tut prna-cnc- o Sau Fraui-isco- . crowd Proof a per .wun tho New Year hand (cap liy a nose from Kiail at Ingkisldn The event waa the feature of a good card and a field of nine faced tint barrier wiih tbo Jennings pair. Proper and Dainty, heavily played favorites. Oarsman lielng the socond last Fossil led until tbo choice. Jump whou Proper, vbo had been second all tbu way, gin his nose in front. Oarsman was a close third. Tho handicap had a value of 9::.43i, of which 13.770 went to the winner. Aa favorites and well played horses were generally successful, the bookmakers fared badly, llcrro J., winner id the last race, was bid up from $7Hi To fl.S'H) by 1). Cameron but he waa retained. Results: First 'rare, live and' a half furlonga, selling: Imdy Bimbo won; Optimo third1. Time, second; Cardwallton r Transferred to any part of the Sidney Stevens Implement Co PRICESREASONABLE. church. Pcv. A. D. Plumb' pronounced a symivathetic eulogy. RACES AT LOS ANGELES. 1:1 - Boston. Jan. 1. Funeral services for tbs late Moody Merrill, a former Boston financier, w ho died a week ago at Silver City, N. M., were held this afternoon at the Walunt Avenue HTItKUT KAIf.WAY TIED I P. Jan. 1. The Bloomington, I'l., street railway systems ol Hluuniiiigiun and Normal are tied up by a strike. Tho men demand an ium-asiu LEWIS & VEHICLES; TE Machinery, Implement! Bicycles, and Buck's Steel Bangs and Heaters go' to . MOODY MERRILL H'XERAL SERVICES. promotion or assignment. The re tom. he declared, preterm ent would rest on merit, judged by the best service standards. wagi-s- f OR three-sixteent- rccord-broakin- Vo my mind tbo time haa come when on the 'America should nvuid j ary Diseasq. . oho .hath! and niM;rial plutuiTary on Milwaukee.. JVU., . Jao. 1. Captain the other and develop gal remedies all along (lie line. The regulation of FrcderlcK fad, president of Ihe ftfari the trust must giveaway to tho regula- Brewing diil gt bis home tion of the man behind the trust. Tut and you a slop (o tho put a stop to the commercial giants who plunder the business world. I realise that In whnl 1 any I approach the borderland of &s'lalim, hut 1 do not reach 1L 1 believe the better Sense and judgment of the Amerlmn people today fa thnl . some device should he' discovered to limit the .amassing of gigantic fortunes.. I hesitate to suggest remedies. Yet, we must begin to think of them. Unfortunately the Supreme court of tba United titates haa declared unconsli-- I at tonal the only income tax law which haa isuwed la recent yearn. The people of ihla country, however, will not aereiit this derision as final, K was made hy;a divided court, and was flit product of Individual mind changed over night. Some times Congress will iNua a new law. and that Congress wlll.be Democratic. It will he sent again fo the Supreme court, aud I believe public sentiment will for It better consideration from that tribunal This may bn considered revolutionary and invoking new principles, but we must forsake old land-narand get away from the laggard BUCKMAIl NOT Peru to be . y MIST POLICE JAXTAET, 2. IWI. ITTAll, KATCRPAY MORXIXfJ, ODEN, Clearance AU Christmas Albums Men's Overshoes must be sold before Invoicing. Price that wil appeal to Mens beat grade overshoes (Buckle), a pair 9100. yoa. worth fl.n0; OUR FR1CE Whatever we s:ll the Price is Lower than eleswhere. You will find this a Good Place to Buy Bargains. Banner Patterns ? NEW YORK RACKET STORE. |