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Show Wit The . Some people live to eat. Others eat to live. To either class there is an attractiveness about wholesome, pure groceries. With either class there is a desire for the most substantial food for the least possible outlay. We supply both classes. Read our prices: 17 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar Icatti Weber 1S91. No. 2 Atlantic Express for Salt Lake, Provo, Sanpete Valley and all points eaat 7:30 a.m. No. 4 Chicago Limited, for Sait No. 4 The Atlantic Express for Lake, Provo, Grand JuncChicago, St. Louis, St. Paul tion and the East 6:35 p.m. St. Louis, Omaha, Denver No. 10 To Salt Lake, Provo, Siland Kansas City 8:00 p.m. ver City and Intermediate ARRIVE OGDEN. Points esses 2:10 p.m. No. 1 Overland Limited, from ARRIVE OGDEN. Chicago, St. Pan, St. Louie No. 1 Pacific Mail from Salt Omaha, Denver, Kansas Lake, Provo and the eaat 10 :45 a.m and Park 1:40 p.m City City 3 No. From Salt Lake, Provo, No. 8 The Pacific Express, from Grand Junction and the Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis east...... ..... . .................. 11:45 p.m Omaha, Denver and Kansas No. 9 From Salt Lake, Provo, ...2:00 a.m. City Silver City and intermediate C. A. Ticket HENRY, Agt. points. ........... ... ........... .1 .30 p.m E. II. GREEN, Pass. Agt. LOCAL TRAINS. Union Depot, Ogden, Utah, Leave Salt Lake for Eureka, Silver City and intermediate 5:00 p. m HOT SPRINGS MOTOR LINK points For Belknap, Gold Mountain NORTH BOUND. rv Mining district and intermediate pointa 8:00 a.m BTATiON. A.M. P.M. P.M. Arrive at Salt Lake from Belknap, 25tli and Wash Ave ... 9 25 25 4 25 t Silver Cy, Eureka, Bingham .I. Limits.. 45 9 45 4 45 and intermediate points.. .5:35 p.m City :..10 00 North Ogden 00 5 00 From Eureka, Silver City, MamPleasant View 10 5 10 ...10 10 moth and intermediate Hot Springe 20 5 20 ...10 20 10:00 a.m pointa SOUTH BOUND. For Park City 8:25 n.m Hot .. 9 10 12 55 4 10 Springs Arrive at Park City 10:35 aui Pleasant View ... 9 20 1 05 4 20 From Park City ,3:00.m North Ogden ... 9 30 1 15 4 30 Arrive at Salt Lake..... ,fpA6 p.m City 'Limits...... ... ... 9 45 1 80 4 45 D. C. DODGE, GenI. Mm; ' 25th and Wash Ave,...10 05 1 50 5 60 SestlM-arrletts-Ma- r-llle ETraa. SUta ef Mato. . II. BABOOCKraiffic Mgr. F. A. WADLEIJlHGenl. Pass. Agt. It. is said that CiO. Frt. and Pass. ' NIKIRK, Agt. sure cure for pomposity. Road Supervisor 'Geo Yeareley is fixing up the roads in cosmopolitan style. f ..' Josiah Taylor has j ust returned home after seeding his farm In Cache Connty. He, has been absent near a month. . j Attorney Harris has a new - bike and in his experimental trip on Sunday lBt measured. his dignity with terra firrna to the no small amusement of the onlookers. Rut he bids fair to become an expert, as ho is. in all his undertakings. The beautiful palatial cottage of R. G. Dixon is receiving its finishing touches, by S. S,. Later, the Ilarrisville carpenter and builder: This great improvement js the result of last years . beet culture, 182,455 lbs. from 7 acres and this year he has double the acreage. iDan Costley just sent out to his ranch in the north the last, bunch of his immense herd. sea-sickne- O. B. GILSON, Trav. Frt. A Pass. Agt. OGDEN, UTAH. Orep Short Line E3bb7Bodd ss Woman is a fair sample of vine contradictions. TIME CARD. MARCH 19th, 1899. di- throughout every American heart. Party lines cannot limit the reverence in th6 human heart for deeds of nobility, Truth spoken with courage is so at one with the voice of God, that against its influence none are immune.- - The attributes in which man bearB likeness to his Maker areI the essence of the soul and are invulnerable. ? a Riverdale, April 22.. LI9HTV-- . The taita kith Fast sfThss. MUsies 4 CWI. M law-ireake- If lit, lit Editor Weber County Times: ; Liberty, has laid another father and husband away- to rest in iho person of Thomas Atkinson, who has been sick: all winter with typhoid fevdr. A few days ago he got up and around, went out to the barn, took a chill and in three days after passed away.' Oath Southwlck . split his foot open while hewing a log on Saturday last. It will lay him up for ' ' some weeks to come. Wm. Ainscoff boasts lie has collected 8175 from the O. V. Creamery in ten months from the milk of 4 cows fed on grass and hay only. Liberty, Utah. - . Ilarrisville, April 25, 1899. ' FIVE MIMS-- ' . RIVERDALE. Largs Cron a Surprises Mr. mi Mrs. Niels Boyar. Editor Weber County, Times: On April 24lh, a very successful A Sirksm-Uvf-Tbe Tint. BailroaS. in-qui- sent a thrill of joy . . is a W Wither It Ucri Bagir Let Educate Year Bowels With Caaeeiwte. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever lOc.SSo. If (I C.C. fall, druggists refund money. is sold by all druggists oa (uarsatM, first bottle benefits or iejr back. Book on heart sad aervea seat free. Dr. Miles Medfeal Company, Elkhar led. 4 S. tf Rootoratfvo He wss out on land ridge, looking after hia i, Thursday. S OarUhMr.M DR. RULES Hammon of Roy was in drive. Editor Weber 'Qpuiity Times: -partjo6k place "at the Old Boreas is getting in Maxtor k home of Mr. and. Mrs, Niels Boyer. in the shape of dust storms, and is and Dancing singing was the order very drying to the growing crops, of the evening. At midnight all We have also been visited by very partook of a splendid sapper. cold nights, which is very detri- Those present ait the pleasant afmental to vegetation. There have fair were: Miss Grace Brown, Miss . also been two white frosts which Miss Lizzie Maggie Lancaster, have affected the fruit crop to some DEPART. Greenwell, Miss Zina Jenne, Miss extent. No. 7 Mail. Butte and Portland Christena Peterson, Miss Mary The farmers have about finished Anderson, Miss Annie The pill of adversity is never Logan and Cache Valley, Anderson, . 11:15 the work of putting in tbeir sugar Miss Ada Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Daily sugar-coatedNo. 9 Cache Valley Express 9:15 a.m. leet crop. There are somewhere F. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. ARRIVE. in the neighborhood of 100 acres in Randall, Andrew for Fifty Coats. ; Anderson, Geo. No. 8 Mail. Portland and Butte Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes wank men strong, blood pure. SUc, L All druggists this district, if all the contracts are Elmore Patterson, Johnson, F. Daily ....... .. ................ . .7:00 a. m ilied. No. 10 Cache Valley PassenJohnson, Thos. Linford, Jas. LinThe dam below the' river- bridge ford, Geo. Linford, Steven Robin-eo6:00 p.m. ger isis been completed. It is a very Hans Jacobson, Wm. Jenne, UTAH DIVISION. creditable piece of work and we hope David Jenson.' DEPART. it will fill the mission for which it No. 4 Atlantic Mail, Salt Lake, BUY AT NOME. ' is intended. Provo, Juab and intermeThe scarlet fever has spread some ' The following from the Salina diate points daily 2:30 a.m. in the last week. The family of Press is the stuff and' may apply No. 8 Portland, Butte and Svan Carlson is the unfortunate to Weber Connty: Cache Valley for Salt Lake We object to newly married 7:50 a.m recipient, but it is not thought to daily 2 Pacific Express for Salt No. e dangerous. couples in this vi unity skarrying Lake and intermediate Miss Nancy By bee, (an aged and up to Salt Lake to buy their houseFor 2:05 p.m. points daily respected lady of this district, also hold and kitchen furniture, thereby No. 10 Local to Salt Lake and a pioneer of this county,) who has tioping to save a dollar. It is the intermediate points, daily 6:15 p.m. Cards, een confined to her bed m of poorest kind of policy. There is a ARRIVE. furniture store in Salina. the winter, iH convalescent. .It. is first-clas- s No. 1 Atlantic, Salt' Lake and Blanks, Its the that of air proprietor carries aline of goods loped balmy sprin g intermediate pointa daily 7:50 a.m to suit will bring about a chango for the any taste. His margins No. 9 Local, Salt Lake, dail y 9:05 a.m. Posters, of better in her condition. profits are extremely small. No. 3 Atlantic Express from He is a taxpayer and has invested Word lias been received from Nephi, Trovo and Salt Lake Tickets, Kaysville of the illness of F. J. largely, iq Salina property. It is daily......... ................. ..7.4ii p.m Mitchell, a former resident of poor encouragement to him when No. 7 From Salt Lake and inReceipts, Riverdale, who is said to bo in a our people give him the cold shake termediate points, daily. ..10:50 a.m and travel 300 miles to buy goods critical condition. He lias a con Trains south of Juab run daily except Programs, Sunilay. Ticket office. Union Depot. plication of typhoid and lung fever. of a city concern. It is certain , The physicians have but little that money thus : spent never reO. A. HENRY, Bill Heads, O. II. CORSE, turns to Salina. And the parties hope of his recovery. Tkt. Agt. Frt. & Pass. Agt. are very apt to be Mr. Hanson, an aged citizen of thus buying OGDEN, UTAH. . ' and ' deceived. buncoed Pamphlets, Our Plain City, is visiting his daughter, D. E. BURLEYj Q. P. & T. A. cousins are, considered country Traffic Mrs. Joseph Mgr. S. W. ECCLES, GenI. Bingham,', of this and Statements, W. II. BANCROFT, Vice-lreseasy victims by the city merchant, jdaco. and the General Manager, visitor is gratifying to the Democrats ia It Note UTAH. Heads, down as dead easy game. SALT LAKE CITY, put of this county to know that-theAsk your., have at last a staunch Democratic ATARRH Letter Heads, Pacific Railway. Druggist paper, in the shape of the Weber for ageasro County Times, which will stand by - l6 CENT Shipping Tags, TRIAL SIZE. TIME CARD the principles founded by .Thomas ' Jefferson, anil heralded' lay that Visiting Cards, Ely's CnanBala ARRIVE AT OGDEN. . ' great friend of the commonwealth coataios bo focal, 6:00 p.m No.l Atlantic Express mere ary aor aay etbar and flower of the nation, IV. J. Injurioofdrag. Invitatons. ..6:45 a.m Wedding No. 3 ast Mail iij!. AbmML Bryan, whose reply to Belmont ItGlla qalcklj No.13 MixeJ BaUrtat 8:45 p.m MONTANA To Caro Constipation Forever. DIVISION. Take Cuicnrets Candy Cathartia - 10s or Be. If C. C. CL fall to cure, druggists refund money. i Wallace. The Pope has presented a 8h Thursday, Am)1 reports the far-ne- magnificent statuejustof Christ to as being I uay engaged plant- Queen Victoria. The statue shows ing at Wellsvillf-wi- th splendid Christ standing upon a globe repprospects for a heavy yield. Logan resenting the world. The right Nation., arm is uplifted, while upon the Over 70,000 sheep have been re- left rests a long cross. Special servioes are to be held in SL Peters cently sheared at Price. Rome on May 11, for the purThe resignation of the mayor of at of blessing the statue. The pose Richfield has plunged that little city is the work of Italian sculpstatue into an exciting contest over the Ross and Zcnairo, and U said tors, choice of his successor, the campaign to be the finest produced in modern being waged on the questions of prohibition and waterworks, the one days. The Odd Fellows lodge now has candidate favoring and tho other a membership of 1,000,000. opposing these issues. Mt. Pleasant Pyramid. Nearly all the wheat through Central Illinois, from Danville to That new railroad,' Utah and Havana, considered the best Pacific, is claiming considerable of the state, is dead. A attention.' Its construction was portion large acreage was sown last fall. begun last fall. It now is 75 miles Farmers are discouraged. long, from Milford to Modena. It The New York slate court of will soon roach McCune near the rendered a decision to the Nevada line. The intent seems to e to push it through to the coast. effect that several of their volunteer officers were guilty of oowardice Salt Lake had 16 cases of scarlet at the battle of Santiago. ever one day last week. i The indications are that the O. It looks as though Harry Hayes S. L. Ry. will build a branch to the convicted of the tragic Pelican Yellowstone. Point murder, stands a good show On April 24th, tho snow blockade of pardon. The man Weeks seems which has bound Breckenridge, to be the guilty party. Cola, in for 76 days was finally Governor Wells, in pursuance of broken and trains were dug out of action by the last legislature, has the snow and commenced running. Aken steps for ' the apprehension What a climate! of a number of notorious Last Saturday night a Burling-so- n and is sending informatrain ran Irom Chicago to the tion to the various sheriffs of Utah Mississippi . River, distance 206 and the country, miles, in 199 minutes. giving complete description of the Missouri River lias been dangeroffenders and the price set upon ously high for some time. .It has their heads aggregating 85,950. done much damage by flooding From the J uab County Republiits banks. can's account of raining oiterations property along There have been several sickening in the Tintio district one would of negroes in the south judge that the mining prospects lyncliings this week. there are decidedly good. There has been lively lighting in the With a view to preventing the Philippines this week. The Americans future spread of diphtheria in Coal- pushed tho natives over llie rivers, out ville, Mayor Allen has ordered that of the cities and through their own angles as the former advanced against all public gatherings, of whatever the savage foe. Daring the engagenature, shall.be postponed until ments, Private David J. Davis, of Salt all cases of exposure have had Lake, if Battery li, Utah, got a severe wound in tiie leg, and John Abplonalp lime to develop. of Midway, severe wound in the head. The city council of Kaysville Lares: Max Madison was killed, Maseems to have solved the transient rius Jensen, Frits Bamalerand John R. gypsy question; they ordered the Ilamon were wounded. road supervisor to collect poll tax of every gyps y that was of age. Why He Needed a Gen. The Park City Record reports It was a western town, and the young considerable activity .among the fellow had been arrested for carrying a Concealed weapon. ' Fresh from tlie great mines in that town. eust, he imagined that had men lurked -- The Randolph Round-u- p Beys in tbe ahiyVowe, and he had bought a a bore aa large aa a that elfslfr js being pistol thl hadWhen arraigned before fmiphlrnp. sown in that vicinity this sprmg7 the police judge he had no defense to and the magistrate said : I ahai mill of the Pioche make, The have to fine you. Consolidated Mining Company Please let me off, said the young I have no money to pay a was burned to the ground a few fellow.. and if you fine me I shell have to flue, days ago. Loss 820,000. go to jail, and that would diagrace me. done nothing wrong except W. R. General Shatter passed I havethe Major revolver, and I am sorry for carry Utah Tuesday. through that. I have no friends from whom I The Herald says Utah now has a salt rould secure the money to pay the fine, What did you carry the artillery trust consisting of the Intermountain. Inland Crystal, Mt. Nebo, Adams & for? asketj the judge. Why, er er to protect my valuKiesel, and Deseret. Wm. B. Clarke of ra Three years ago I was all run down, weak, exhausted) had Indigestion, constipation, and mr system was debilitated In did not help Dr. am as wcU as ever, ohas.a.wkiu, . Ben-Hu- water 81(000, Ogden, Utah. TIME TABLE. J common The ground' ITEMS. A very large area of the beet crOp is planted, hut ia much in need oi moisture as the drying winds make UNION it difficult to eprout. and irrigation may have to be resorted to. Water Master Jos. Stevenson is fixing S4 PACIFIC. up matters to this end. Guthrie & Co. have a contract of over IK) acres .i? ... i 5? TIME CARD. all coming up..! ' Father Stephen Miller attains his 78th birthday Thursday next, LEAVE OGDEN. lie is halo and hearty, and full 2 Overland Limited, for of activity, working his farm, pridChicago, 8L Paul, St. Louis ing himself bn his fine fat 'horseOmaha, Denver, Kansas 8:10 a. m flesh, which needB no, whip to City and Park City i a-- inter-mounta- rs, in . . - n, Job 1 Printing. )t dt annual-conferenc- LEISURELY LANE. Ia there no road now to Leisurely IneT you of value? We traveled It long afro: Why," you see that is er I have A place tor tho lagging of leisurely steps, the gun. It coat me $12. alow. and west and shady ne went to jail. N. Y. World. There we rime of restful hills beyond, and fields of dreamful wieat, them Mistaken Identity. With shadows of clouds aero blown, and popples asleep at our feet. A remarkable case of mistaken idenThe Thors lads and maids on a Sunday met and tity is reported from Fecamp. trolled them, two and two: of a man was found recently in the body The leaves they laced In a roof o'erhsad Rue dc Yalmont, and after the ubuuI and only the sun peered through; And there was time to gather a ro , and formalities waa buried aa that of an octime for the wood bird's call. togenarian named Godcfrey. Two of And plenty of time to sit by a stream and Godefreys daughters attended the fubarken Its ripple and fall. neral. When they returned home they Ia there no road now to leisurely Lane? nearly died of terror at finding their (God knows we have hurried afar!) father sitting at his usual place near, There waa once a lamp through the broodthe fire. The shrieks of the women, and over the tree a star; ing dusk,once a breath of the clover who thought they saw a ghost, brought There was bloom (aweet Heaven, we have hur- in the neighbors. Tbe error was due ried so long!) to a remarkable likeness between (lode-fre- y there waa a gate by a white ro and the man who hod been found a out of and song. the dusk clasped, dead. London . and Is echo the strange That song , w t, the voice It la weak and old; wild rush no with this fierce, It hath part and this hard, mad light for gold! THE clamor and din, It hath no part with the and the Jarring of wheel and stone! Oh, listen, my heart, and forget forret that wo reap the bread we have sown! G. A. SMURTHWAITE Is there no road now to Leisurely Lane whera, lingering, one by one. The summoning belle of twilight time over the meadows blown May find us strolling our homeward way, glad of the evening star? Is there no road now to Leisurely Lane? God knows we have hurried afar! Virginia Woodward Cloud, In Ladles Horn Journal. - .4rf C. W. CROSS, LEADER IN e 1 LEAVE OGDEN. Pacific Express Fast Mail No. 14 Mixed No. 2 No. 4 ' AHEN YOU are tired and out of sorts you feeling will find Hoods 2:40 a.m. WEBER COUNTY TIMES Office. Sanapanlla will do yon wonderful good. Be sure to GET HOOD'S. 7:45 p.m 2:10 p.m. WW ooa COLOHi tbonaaol IaSammatk. Allays ' lad Protect. I mad Bawl! of Tta iy 2345 Washington Ave., Ogden. NAVAL SHIP'S TAILOR. Ha m Csus Compete with the the Jolly Mae Jaehet. voek oC - - 4 The akill displayed by the Bailors on board our naval vcsaela in making their own clothea, even to their caps, the average landsman, who has a vague idea that these things are supplied by government tailors. Heady-ma- d a uniforms are supplied to tbe recruits, but as soon as the men get their sea legs and begin to have aome pride in their appearance, they get their mode by the tallora in the crew, and much better fitting clothes they are. It ia a fact that no tailor ashore can compete with these sailor tailors in making bluejacket suits. With hia ditty box and hia small n .hip's tailor. hand sewim menl-insur-pris- es uni-for- well-recogniz- ed i J after his regular duties are over, can make extra lunncv to spend tthhnrc. lie charges about ihe dollars for making a sailor suit with all Its trimming, and the man who employe him draws his cloth from the ship's stores. For making a cap, including the fancy embroidery about Ihe lop nnd hand, the charge ia $1.50, and a well .et up tar wouldn't think o' wearing a cap bought ashore if he lind .uney and pride. Tha cap makers in a ship's crow arc t'Xcrla in various stylos of embroidery. These tailors and cap mukers aboard ship uro classed usuully willi the thrifty men, and the amount of money t.Vy can mnke and save in a three online years' sometimes amounts to f 1.500 or more, and there is a tradition in tlie Hint s quartermaster was paid off navy from tho cruiser San Francisco several years ago after a three years cruise with $.1,oou. AWAV ? . And Eat Bread Made from CENTURY ALTH f-FL.OU- R.-S- It is Easy to Digest. Sufferers from Dyspepsia, Try it! At all Grocers. MANUFACTURED BY V BRO Ji tes Ride a Monarch and Keep in Front! Tit-Bit- s. 1 It One Price Clothing House, ables. To protect your valuables? What valuables have you? You aay you have no money to pay a fine. What else have Kanaaa City is the buyer. !! Putnam 1 y Gall on or send to the in Utah where a cltiitU can buy Clothings llats, Caps, Siioes, , l5iidcrvear? etc., as chcn'p as a man 20-sta- No-To-B-ac Soita WilkebrrePa., liat-frit- RlvsrSals Jsferssets-ilerty-f- lvs Pelats Surprise. !B. world. recently - h lyeara ago in J uly. He' the Masonic order in 18:?V r will soon be drama ed by consent of the author, Lew that bull resident of Harrisvilie.- - She gave unqualified approval' and the cld ing exercises were commendable to all. The trustees desire to secure her further services. with Various Places; of sel ILLE AND EDEN EDGAR JONES, EFFECTIVE JANUAKY 8, LEAVE OODEW. States, Quincy, was born at Editor Weber County Times: Friday last, closed the day school at Poplar District, which has been taught by Miss Emma Anderson, a graduate of the University and a $ 1.00 Highest prices paid for butter and eggs. 25th JSt. ClwrA foreig 2 Arbuckles Coffee for .25 Good 'Japan Tea per package .15 7 lbs. Rolled Oats for .25 Mixed or Plain Pickles per keg .85 Golden Eagle Syrup per 3 gal. can .90 Fancy Patent Flour per 100 lbs. 1.60 32S Met Absit IM lettkn ScfceeU f tie led i. Ci3fc.the oldest man in tbe Xlest Mason in the PRODUCE GO. Our stock of Garden, Grass & Clover Seeds is complete. Qualities arc the best that money can buy. Arc in the market for Potatoes, Oats', Wheat, Barley, &c., STRAWBERRY GASES will soon be' needed. Figure with us for special prices. ; OILS. SUMMER GOODS. AND WHIPS LUBRICATING 315 Washington Ave. OGDEN, UTAH. tjvw MONARCH w DEFIANCE $25.00tKJING BICYCLES aQUwEEN$25.00 $7522: MONARCH ROADSTERS $5022: AgaRtswiRU4 DEFIANCE ROADSTERS $3522: AS open territory. MONARCH CHAiNLESS MONARCH cycle MFG. A Fulton Streets, Chicago.CO., Kite, HalatedYORK, LONDON, HAMBURG. Wsltw'jonBi0 rtltt "ALL ROADS ARE ALIKE To A MONARCH. j jMi ' |