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Show OFFICIAL 3SE ROCKEFELLER reaak kaTN FOR' POOR. LUXURY; w FEUD , BITTER. ,r. . tt Fuiiir ui u C.atitrr, tyoo'JhtoiS For Infanta and Children. " ,v:-- Always Bought I . copy upon a grander scale of "similar institutions in Brussels, Antwerp and Berlin. Only socialists' money, will be as it accepted to pay for building-itany obligation to is desired, the mbneyed classes or the governe ddktp Xuym arOUaSiMT21l7Ulha Smhx AwJW m CmiinMt XiJ'm f fUrmSmrd -COmfud Sufar . HiMnnmlmr A perfect Remedy forConstipa-tio- n, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- For Over ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of Years NEW YORK. socialist, ml members of SO the inatitut, idely Jtnwn ariat" ou. phyweian., hava taken and the initiative in establishing at Pari a people's palace, which la to be" a s Not Narcotic. tlxJm Some ment.' ' . of tl.--. 2, 000,000 franca was contributed by nwded ($400,000) the laboring classes in five days. The reat wiU be obtained by means of concrt nd Jectutes to.be given in of th citY bF distin-an- d vF"Prt women. social! guished This peoples ptlace will provide Parlor, library. theater, offices ior workerV asswaations, a cafe, a roof Sarden- - lar conservatories, a baths. gymniM and swimming Everything is to be sumptuous, be- cauae, to quote tW prospectus',' the laborers .must . become acquainted with all the modern, comfortable luxury of the wealthy classes and. grow intolerably dissatisfied with the present conditions forced upon the workingmen by ..the professional politicians and monopolists in order that an intelligent rebellion shall speedily folOne-thir- d V . low. ( Lyons, the second city in France; Marseilles, the'' third, and Lille, the . EXACT copy OF FIND MANY RARE SKELETONS. WRAPPED. -- M2L. THE CCNTAUN COMMNV. NSW TOM - i tTV. Cnsasgls stars. , Prof. J. B. Hatchen, the yurator of palaeontology at the CarAsgie museum in Pittsburgh, has jiirft returned from the west. Under hia 'direction extensive explorations were made by the older of Dr. W. J. Holland, the director of the museum, in Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and Nebraska. As the result three carloads of material, weighing 30 tons, are on their way to the museum. The collection contains complete skeletons of diplodocus and brontosaurus, monsters about 7$ feet lokig from this tip of the nose to . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE success was achieved by th'e expedition. The party recovered beautifully perfect skeletons of titanotherium, a beast nearly as big as a mastodon; of acoratherium, a, hornless rhinoceros; of the excessively . rare mery- cochoerus, a beast half pig, half deer, of which only a few fragmanU hava been heretofore known. . . AKJKx 19 STlUFrKD. TIMES. of Id Free for Everybody. Any person who brings five of our ads. cut front the Times will be given one free treatment with Wiggins ton u--, guaranteed to destroy dandruff and hair iroiu lulling out. Price of tonic 75c. a Imlt le, will refund inoney if not satisfactory. 1 i m- r .bleb tt. Utof to the Unit- - the military departments ed States have been reduced in strength to .meat the demands of foreign Xervics is conveyed by the report of Brig. Gen. Henry C. Merriam, commanding the department of Missouri. So few arc the officers on duty in the department that one officer of the regular line, an artillery officer, Lieut. Deiamare Skerrett, besides being first lieutenant of tha Third artillery, is an acting captain, an acting judge advocate, chief ordnance officer, chief signal officer and acting engineer officer of the department of Missouri, making separate reports in these various capacities. Gen. Merriam reports a satisfactory condition, of affairs in his department and says: I am glad to note that all Indian tribes residing within this department or contiguous to it have continued to be quiet and peaceable during the past year, as during the previous year. Mo that no calls have been msds for troop in connection therewith. .3;i y! ' GAGE FEELS HURT. ' ' li Jeff Richards, s negro tenant on the plantation of R. L. Wallace, near Kings mountain, in York county, S. C., has discovered, or rather hia hogs discovered, a quantity of gold believed' to have been buried by the British officers befofe going into .battle at Kings mountain. How mnch was contained in the iron box cansot be ascertained; as Mr. Wallace is keeping Jeff from talking, but it is known to be a rich find. The dates on the coins show that all of it is over 125 years old, and this is the reason for supposing that it was buried during the revolution. The money is in seum in the world possesses such perfect skeletons of these creatures. In. the White river bed'' 'immense vnwv r Cars Ui the. end of the tall and standing 17 feet high at the hips. No other mu- WEBER COUNTY -- Barlad la Rsvslattosarr Wm WsbsS Is th iL Asseyed hr .That Faeas Sal to Boleag to Hlaa Had Sold tern Taaos. a A fine hundred-acr- e farm near Nyack, standing in the name of Russell Sage, was sold at auction the other day because Mr. Sage refused to pay tbe taxes. The amount due was only $150, and. ths farm is worth $7,500. The sale took place at New City, the Rockland county seat, and was made by County Treasurer RamAplph. When the crowd learned that Bussell Sage was the owner and that be teas letting the farm go for $150 not a bidder opened his mouth. At WIGGINS BARBER SHOP, They suspected that the title must be full' of holes or that there was some hidden defect about the place, other Tlien'niir )i'Urs are Inv: .Shave, 10i, Hair Cut, 23c , Bath, 15c else why should the sagacious financier .worth $7,500 go for $150? Bannent C. W. Cross' harness shop let property 2317 Washington Avenue. Vainly Mr. Randolph tried to coax a bid out of the crowd, and finally he was forced to buy it in for the county for $150, Mr. Sage was seen at night at his home on Fifth avenue. I always pay my taxes, said Mr. Sage. That could pot bare been any land owned by me. Mr. Sage turned away as if his busi- one in each town to ride and exhibit a sample 1901 model YOU CAN MAKE pees TO manufacture. of our sagacity fcd been motally in- $10 bicycle ulted, $50 A WEEK besides having a wheel to ride for yourself. one' and Janus l1 ? Hb th. .right otiold Mm, N "No. 4 JUDGE 2ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 99 $7 V-TliU- A X.; ifi I I , Nb .. e absolutely no rh i.t tn. ordering from us, as you do not need to pay c nt if the bicycle Joes not suit you. Whrel until you have written for our (liJI ESUY 4ACI0BV Nicesand FIEE TBUL 0FFES. whi-cl- s. tra MEAD CYCLE 88., - h L Men I - 50 " ( ( T.-kt- TRAVELERS 1 From the Rocky Mountains to Chicago and the Kat, have a long journey ahead of them, ai.d it is not a bad idea to use a OGDEN, UTAn. DAVID ECCLES, Pkimiiekt. THUS. D. DEE, Vice Little Care TIME CAM). PKiiurNT. JAMEd P1NGKEE, CasHIE in selecting lbt most comfortable as well as the quickest route. Those who have BOARD OF DIRECTORS: DAVID ECCLES, JOB PIKGREE, JOSEPH CLARK, JAMES SHARP, ; , W. W. RITER, GEO. H. TRIBE. BARNARD WHITE, THOS. D. DEE, ADAM Fetter Palmer Plaaalaff fe Qire Serlee ef Serial PATTER-IO- Matertalameata. Letters reeedve d ia jfow Xork from, Mrs. Potter Palmar, whom clty social aueoeaa in Paris has bactn gratifying to friends, announced that she villa' at Newport, where she passed the summer two years ago. She is already planning for a series of big summer entertainments. Mrs. Palmer is negotiating for a winter house in Fifth avenue. She wants one already furnished, as she does not care to bring any furniture from Chicago. While Charles T. Yerkea was in Paris she tried to obtain hia house, but Mr. Yerkes was not ready to give her an answer until he returned to New York. Mrs. Palmer also tried to rent the house which Howard Gould has taken for the season. Haraoay la Xaiaee. Naturalist say that when examined minutely with a microscope it will be found that no creature or object in nature is positively ugly; that there Is a certain harmony or symmetry of parts that renders the. whole agreeable rather than the reversal So the most disagreeable tasks in life, when viewed in their proper proportions, reveal a poetic, an attractive, side bitberto undreamed of, Turn on the sunlight of good cheer, (he determination to see the bright as well as the dark side, and you will tnij something pleasant, even ip the most dreaded task. . r-: - 2filh, 3W1. DEPART. Once Tested i Butte ami Portlaml Xo. 7 . . ......II. ...a. a . in . BANKS. Still No. 8 Iike i in I R.i5 ji. in. iate jMiiiils Suit Luke, Provo. ami all imintM smith .?.-l0in. No. 0 Sul Lake ami inloi med- r, .in p. in ,i:tle p linl No. It) fait Lake ;in inti'rmeil- iate pnints p m Xo. 2 Mil-fo- nt I A n ill vi:. Snlt Lake Nn.t) Untie hiiiI pne Nu. STORIA. lhs Bsanthe Siguturs ef Kind You Have Always Bought THE BAD IS ALL OUT. To be sure you can't take the bad out of everything, lint you can out of some tilings at any the Short Line seldom hesitate about asking for tickets via the a. m. intermed- in 1 1 Expre" I.akeaml Tintii No. 2 VhIi Nu. 7 'Hit Luke ami Mil nrd No. Salt Lake ami inlT- A UM'iliale inti 1st No. 8 I ' ii l lit in I No. li No. l 1 : " p.m 10 a. in. V-- St. Fail Ry. Solid Train of Electric Lighted Palace Care The Finest Made. Ali coupon ticket agents have CtucaioMilvaotee fii-- i L. L. DOWNING, Commercial Agent. Salt Lake City, Utah. . a m ami llntii 5 Reasons 7.m a in A ai'lie. V.ill,y Unlli' ami I iu:il rl ! i.7 ;(HI p ill (Jo nn vail h ot .1 it :t Min Il-r- . SUMMER EXCURSIONS. CAREER RIO GRANDE l--I. AMD CHARACTER UF The WESTERN. Milwaukee, 1 An addreps hv .Euf jib Ctiuatc. Aiuh:iy.'.uhir to (iri-a- l iltilain, mi Chicago. S& 1SB8T .Laxative ACKK" BrooNHQuiiiiiie Tablets that cww aseMiaestday '. - i 8lish re EBY has no equals. 2nd Because the cawer and character uf Abraham liiiicnln his early life pin early struggles with the world hia character as deveiuja-in the later yearn of his life nd bin ration, vnIi'icIi placed hie name : high on the world's roll of honor ami fame, has been published by the Chicago, Milwaukee A" St. Paul Railway and may he had lay sending six (('.) cent in )ontagR to F. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, et a home industry. 4th Because employs Ogden 5th t.'VA'. . A .. r. lx peo- Because it price for wheat raised by Weber County farmers. CatartA vtever Co3i ELYS CRUAM RLM la a poaitlvrcnre. 4WW it pays the highest cash 111. Apply into tiis nustrila. It it quickly absorbed. 60 cents at Druraiats or by mail ; sample 10c. by mail. SLY BROTHERS, M Warxea 8U. New XockCu $ it ple. These are all facts, which ehould be looked to. OGDEN MILLING & . J) it makes the best bread. trd Because it is will stop con,b .t ny ui., .n4 r(U curs tbs wont coldm twelve hoHm. or tBir refundedeta and 50 cU. for u)( j rfdlsee Drug Co. and 9. G. Ruoth, Pnigfiit Recause 1st SO TO CVRK A COLD IX ONE WAV Tk Laxative P.ruiuo Quiuine Tablets. All UllWbli refund the money if it faiW (a cure. E. NY. Glove' mime on eavli Lux. One. cep 'J9 reliable L Milling Elevator Companys FLOUR ehould be Ued b' all people: ABRAHAM ad-mini- old (,den LINCOLN- - VIA & our tickets on gale. I1 rate. Take cod liver oil fur I with its disagreeable odor and Smnl.iv-- . taste; in Scotts Emulsion all the g ii. ni:si:. c. ,. it i:ky. bad has been taken out, and m A P;iik. A Tkl. Aut, have just the oil without anything MtDP.N. FT A II. d. r.. i.rui.r.Y. It is called Cud p. disagreeable. t. a. liver oil made easy. SALT i.AK'i: CITY. in-dun- of o p. in. S:ii.'i Till com for ts Oinalia-Chicag- :. 4::i0 OF the Pocatello, Butte ami 12S5 a. m. Montpelier No. 5, Caeiie Valley Passent'er S:25 a in So. 4 Malt Lake a:nl Tillin' 'fn. 9 -- offtr inis never been equaled sod is a guarantee of 'riii the quality of cur to distribute catalogues for us la WC IV A NT n teiiubie pu.jo in each in- t.xl.iy for tree uttalogue add our ipeual oilier, bbwhans lot a bicvtle. V.i j No. 2 . Metahle IQ BAYS FREE TRIAL. VA i:.ivr Atlantic I'lver fur Salt Iike, Provo, Grand Jet. I CRIDER AGENTS WANTED 80 Faat Mail, for Chicago. 8t. I.oiiit Oinali. Kan-a- a City .ever amp laik lUl, 13, EAVE OGDEN.' No. li. the T A. Miner, . $10 1 EFFECTIVE MAY " Wis. and return and 19th Malatare Needed br Oak Trees. 29th, $45.80, July An oak tree of average si me, with Louisville, Ky. and return 700,000 leaves, lift frpm the sartb 22nd and 93rd, $47,50. Into the air about US tons pf water August during the five months it Is in lsaf. Chicago,. 111. and relurn July 20, Vewetarlsa Press, 21, and 22nd, $44.50. The members of the Womens Cole. Spga., Colo, and return Vegetarian, union n London have a new It la for vegetarian dress. They July 12lh to 16th, $20.00. . ?Pa2e I that It is as wrong to By going east over the Rio vnl for clothes as for food, Grande Western it gives you a 2:1 1, y WapL vegetable boots, vegetable routes tli rough veable gowns, and even veg, choice of three Colo. fv Midland, 1). They have decided Colorado, the Jotekid the palf and the sheep and II. 6. and the Narrow . Gauge, spered, if their iuHucuce con the Royal taking you through ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE ISO! Models Guaranteed over Hagernian or Marshall fo $18 sold Gorge on s poaitlre nsrsutse. Cum heart burn For full particulars and Platfe your am uncements in Pass. tbe food, itlntme after eating or aor raining & to $12 form of ofdyipspil. Models One little tablet pret )m the Time?. Over 2, people read literature write or enquire. mediate relief. 95 cts. and eta. For aale by Hand Wheeltcq Second 500 O. A. Henry, Ticket Agent, O. 1J. Co. tuki-in iiadu by our Chicago Morci, JJQ Wallace Drug and B. G. Xnuih. firugglata. it every week. XDRUY pootl on new..., jrilson, Agent, E. R. Hunt, Travel. We ship any bicycle ON APPROVAL t Pas. Agt., Ogden, Utah, anyone without a cent deposit in advance and allow r TIME TABLE I G. W. Bartch. WILL WINTER IN NEW YORK, j CARD a m Overland Limited, for ami all min!s east 7:. Chicago, St. Paul, 8t. Louis Henry II. Rolapp. No. 2 Scenic .imiwd, for Salt Omaliii, Denver. Ktusm lrovi (irand Jnnc- , WEBER COUNTY- City and Park City 2:10 p. m -. tion and 2:1,- p.m. No. t tlieE:il Clerk l'lie Atlantic Exurem for ...Lhu.ill. liollinivortli No. C A thin tie Mail to Salt Sheriff. .. Charles h. I.ayue. Chu'iigo.St. Lou i, St. Paul Lake, lrovo. Grand Jet. Treasurer.... Alina T). Chambers. 8t. Omaha, Deuver and all Points east 7.25 a in and Kausas City Geo. Halverson Attorney. 30 p.m. A Kill YE OGDEN. W. M. ISostaph. Surveyor aiiimvi: ocdi'n. lAssessor. No. 1 Overland Limited, from .Joh n M . Gibson. Co. 8upt. uf School W. li. Wilson, No. Pacific Flyer from Salt Cliicagn, 8. Iaul. St. Louis Lake, Provo and the east 10;45 a. in Omaha, Lt.jver, Kausas . f L. B. Adams, Chrinao. ' Commissioners I Lyman 8 keen. No. 8 Pacific I 'x press from Salt City and Park City 2:10 p.m. I v. G. Smith. No. llie hast Mail from I.ake.Provo, Gram Jiinciiou ami tlie east.... Chicago, St. liuis Omaha, OGDEN CITY. Ili9 p,m St. r 1 No. Paul, Kansas City. DenScenic Limited Iroiu Salt M. 8. Browning. Mayor..... ver. and Purl-- City i Provo, Grand June-ti- u Luke, 3:50 a m Recorder.... . J. X, F th. No. 5 Thp Pacific Express, front and Fast. 2.(M p.in President ..Thomas K. r,r6v.ing. Chicago, Si. Paul, St. Louis Mrs. I,. K. Miller City Auditor.... Omaha, Denver and Kansas H. 11. IMaC'uiillaii. .City Attorney I L ty ...4:00 .m . Robert A. Moyea I Leave Salt Lake for F.iireka, Sil- City Treasurer C. .4. IIENRY, Ticket Agent Cjty Justice of Peace. .....Joseph flail. ver City and Jleher iiitermeiliate G. 11. CdltSK, Fit. and Pass. Chief of Police ..J. E. Davenport. Agent. rKiM p. m points It. S. RUBLE, TLL and Pass. Chief of Fire Dept Orson Hirer. For Pelkn:ip, anti, llela'r, Agent. Union Depot, Ogden, Utah. A. F. Paker. City P.ngineer Provo ami internicdialo A. f.Moye! ; Sanitary Inspector S:tio a. m points Sexton..' r. L. Porter Arrive at Salt Lake from i .cl knap. Pacific Railway. Coal Oil Inspector. 1L M. Bond Silver t!y. Eureka, Bingham ..... . I . Critchlow, I am inlerimliate points. Night Jailer...-- . p.m Police Court- clerk., Ben. Terues AKKIYK AT OGDEN From Eureka, Silver Oily, .Main- Pound Keeper A. Peterson. i.it.lli mill nilcniii'ilinte lAlluntic G:00 p.m No. - Fast Mail COUXCIIA1KV. 10;00 G:45 a.m point 1:1 -- Mixed t ily N. k For Pin 3:45 M0 '!,rrn.in p.m :?) First Ward l.KAVE (NiliE.V. ( Arrive at P.irk titv hunt) i.i:lo a.m No. 2 -- Pacific 2:10 p.m .kttip.in No. 4 Fust Express Second Ward ;vH w.,Vvlr;v From Park City.: ( Mail.... Jontrt Arrive at Salt Lake 2:40 a.m. a.m 11 Mixisl 7:45 p.m Cnw. G. W. HEIN I , Gen. IW A . Act Third Ward j ii (Mi j Rrry E. IS. HUNT. T. F. a P. A i A. W. P.rown ( B. GILSO.Y, C. A. HEX 11 Y Fourth Ward I ' pieces. confining some 'wood's I Iw - TIME five-guin- ea After hogs in a pen built on the bank of Kings creek Jeff Richards went to feed them. The pigs had gone to rooting deep and on yHow spots in tha mud. He took the gold to Mr. upturned I Wallace to ascertain the value. Then tf further search was'made.and the rusty Iron box, from which some of the gold had dropped, was unearthed. It I R. N. Batkin," PACIFIC ..(i.-O- fifth, all having sotialistic'1 municipal governments, promptly followed Paris example and have, started subscriptions to provide luxurious palaces where the masses may find recreation and mental stimulus. HOGS DIG BRITISH GOLD. Musas Bagsgltlsn Bat IsssIBslIset Governor Heber M. Well. James 1. Hammond. Secretary U. C. (). Whitmore. ,U. 8 Marshal... (ilen Sillier. .Federal Judge John A. Marshall. .... ....Morgan L iclia rd. .Auditor. . Treasurer Joseph Gliipnian. A. C. Bishop. Attorney General JUDGES SUPREME COURT. P . Promotes DigesUon.Cheerful-ncs- s and Rest.Contains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. JfmtAmUm magnifi- cent Rockefeller lot in Lakeview cemetery, Cleveland, O., and moved into a new lot which he Recently The Cleveland frienda oftCtemous millionaire brothers can' "'place no other interpretation on Frank Rockefellers action. , Over ths family burial lot stands one of the finest granite monuments in the world, which costaO.-Onormousum of money, in the small fortune spent in jnicn rijjg it to Cleveland and placing it imposition. It consists of n single immense shaft of granite. Frank Rockefellers friends say that he wanted the bodies of his dead removed because johh Rocke- feller had consulted no other mem- bere of ths family when he designed erected the monument. The quarrel between the Rockefel- lev brothers began over money mat- tera. Chiefly mining stock ffansac- tiona.' It grew so violent that Frank Rockefeller and hia family withdrew year ago from ths Euclid Avenue Baptist church because his - brother was the most prominent and lnfluen tial member. What especially angered Frank was that John Rockefeller, according to some members of the congregation, forced .the retirement of Rev. H. D. Applegarth, hie close friend, who is now pastor of the First Baptist church of Cambridge, Mass. HI LDKKM ( SocUllata of Ptfi to Establish a Magnificent People' Palace. . a I J NFAN 1 S' ' That the quarrel between' Frank and John D. Rockefeller is extremely Shew ths Werl Ferness I bitter and lasting wu evidenced again Their twtm Clessss Hw. ths Hlsh Lira by the action of Frank. Rockefeller, Tl DlssetiahsA when he had the bodies of his two k ue Mak'Their Csadltlee with . children removed from the The Kind You Have AVegetaWePreparationforAsc simulating ttelood and Regulating the S tomachs andBowels of ; ' HU CfelMraai OH STATE - "i DIRECTORY. t -- 'ELEVATOR COS. For eule by all- - grocers, |