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Show -- WBP?. r hefriWI ' J V , &''': ':-- ; . JSBaftiaiWtV'toWiMMWM-'ui fV t . ' V- "? .r -- -- ;. :. .TjSr2' . 'f y v - i' .'- r &,$. ;;, ... - " . - , '. .vvvV, "i&.r-.. .? .." v.-- - .v-. -- . - J . HOUSE OPERA GRAND JOSEPH CLARK, Manager. i:v 3r fcv;- r.;' Thursday, October 10th, PACIFIC BLANEYS - , Lf'. A CHECK. BAGGAGE TIME knows better than we do what is best for us. It fixes our destiny without our knowledge, and often against our will. Wil- liam McKinleys most vigorous battle was his contest for the speakership with Thomas B. Reed, in 1890, which Reed won. According to custom Mr. Reed made his distinguished t - A opponent chairman of the ways and means committee, and thus it was that the protective-tariff measure drafted by that committee, largely through the influence of Mr. McKinley, came to be popularly known as the McKinley This made McKinley bill. the champion of the working masses, the candidate of his party for president, and final- ly gave him a triumphant tion and At THE BAD IS ALL OUT. OFFICIAL To be sure you cant take the accept the tender of the debad out of every thing. But you presidency. Hi resolutely clined, insisting that he was can out of some things at any vice- par- ty leaders of New York, aided by those of Pennsylvania and several other states, forced the nomination of Roosevelt, and then compelled his reluctant acceptance. Scarcely six months have elapsed since his inauguration, and he is now president of the United States, with nearly a full term to serve. This is destiny, and who shall say that the Fates are always unkind? Leslies. Weekly. its disagreeable odor and taste; in Scotts Emulsion all the bad has been taken out, and you Federal Judge have just the oil without anything Auditor with die It able. liv asy JUDGES SUPREME COURT. schedule, has not The new Mayor Browning, R. N. Baskin, James A. Miner, yet been signed by but it is said he will do so in the near G. W. Bartch. future. The officials of the water comnot JUDGE 2ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. pany decline to say whether the will schedule, saying accept they Henry H. Rolapp. that they prefer to wait until Janu try 1, at which time it becomes operative. WEBER not for the moment, but who are wise and farsighted; they look ahead. OGDEN over- protect their earthly possessions from the merciless fire deslook is to troyer. So hey are never left home- less end penniless bu protect themselves by in- suricg in some good com besides pany. No One Is Safe at an moment pick you out as its victim, and then if your houses and goods are covered by a policy in a reliable company, how you bless the day you made up your mind to in sure. from fire; it may Dont delay a Day. in and let me figure with you; it will pay you. MANSFIELD L. SNOW. Agent for Weber Co. Williamsburgh City Fire Insur ance Co. of Brooklyn, One ot th) best 'ompn riles in the United States. E. H. Peirce of Come School are equipped in accordance with the most modern ideas. Manual training and laboratory practice in elementary sciences are features of the normal training charged. i Fall term begins September 11th. Seud for Ant u dwhich give& fulL information tc. ' concerning courses, Allen, Secretary. the . comforts of , O mail the Short Line seldom hesitate about asking for tickets via the j I Sanitary Inspector... J. Hyrum Watkins L. L. DOWNING, Commercial Agent. Salt Lake City, Utah. LIST OF OFFICERS Work. We do all kinds. Our office is at 2850 Washington Avenue; telephone, 38c. Always on hand. Try ns. R. Ford, Manager. W. L. Porter Weber Stair f the Church of JeH. M. Bond Of the ans Christ of Letlrr-dw- y Saint. W. Critchlow. F. Jailer W. L. Shurtliff. President: Night Ben. Ternes Counselors: C. F. Middleton and N. C. Police Court clerk A. Peterson. Pound Keeper Flygare. CO UNCI LM EX. Stake Tithing Clerv: R. McQuarrie. H H Thomas President Wards. Bishops. T. H. Carr. Eden ............................. ...H. J. Fullsr f First Ward j w. Emmet. Farr West James Martin Po Sr Harrisville Levi J. Taylor Second Ward j Geo. W. Jones. Wm. W. Childs Hooper r C. W Cross. Huntsville David McKay Third Ward Jos. Parry. Kanesville Peter B. Peterson Brown W. A. f Joshna B. Judkins , Liberty Fourth Ward C. Flygare. George Smuin Lynne H. H. Thomas Marriott Fifth Ward James Ritchie J. W. Abbott Mound Fort James Taylor James Ward North Ogden Drugs, Patent Medicines, D. H. Ensign Toilet and Fancy Artises. Oden, First Second Robert McQuarrie Perfumes; all leading makes. Barnard White Third E. T. Woelley Fourth Proprietor of Capu'uie sure Fifth Tbos. J. Stevens cure for headache. 25c nd G. W. Bramwell, Jr. Plain City 50c a box.' Trade Marks Pleasant View E. W. Wade Dbsions : Ac. Riverdale .Sanford Bingham Copyrights 2363 Wash. Ave. map end sketch a description Anyone sending Allred A. Slaterville J. 5 Alma Keyes on. Uintah strictly mt free. Oldest sgenerfhr William L. Stewart Warren Patent. taken tnroefh n the m riel notlc. hontenai West Weber Robert McFarland ZIONS SAVINGS DANE Wilson John Rackl am A handsomely Himstrstfd weekly. Ward .Thomas Holladds & TRUST CO., eolation of any sdentii liwna Terms, w s Ray : anriewdelei rear fnar months, $L Sold by jl THE N ' VTH W ESTERN YEAST Nos. 3 and 5 Main Street, MUNH &Co.M,B4,wewYqri COMP NY of Chicago, 111., is again HWsAlKfion. entraA Branch P tSalt Lake City, distributing free samples of their famous Magic Yeast. There is hardly manr-factura person in the United States not pay 4 per cent per annam interest on $1 jo ot ia a article fact that no her It in the United States gives such familiar with the good qualities of this thousands. Start an account. Write fo You make, no any information desired. UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION' as Magic favorite bread raiser. Yeast.. Other kinds of yeast miv ha mistake when you buy Magic Yeast at Lorenzo Snow, President. pood some, of .the time... but Macro 5c a package and refuse to take George M Cannon, Cashier Yeast is good all of the time. JESSE J. DRIVER, Druggist gS2S3.S,r3iO-"-- Scientific American. ns. Sand nodal, akatch, OX VO or photo for frM report om potanUbilitr. Book How 2 to Obtain U.8. and " Tonlgs PatontndTrado-lITk.1 fforod to i a to tor. mtroot terms 2 nm. mr LtflUfraun99B1HL iwC. A. SNOW & CO. LAWTKMi ohaxgoo. PATCNT ( D. R. Mayor Recorder Mrs. L. E. Miller City Auditor H. R. Macmillan. City Attorney Robert A. Moves City Treasurer Joseph Hall. City Justice of Peace John Conlisk Chief of Police Orson Riser. Chief of Fire Dept A. F aker. City Engineer Tkt. Agt, Agt. OGDEN, UTAH. D. E. BURLEY, G. P. & T. A. SALT LAKE CITY. & Pass. Transfer who have CMcap, Milwafe & St. Paul Ry. Wilson. Solid Train of Electric Lighted Palace Cars The Finest Made. CITY. S. Browning. All coupon ticket agents have J. V. Bluth our tickets on sale. Sexton Coal Oil Inspector to a life certificate The training school and kinder- Salt Lake is general agent and fire garten connected with the Normal adjuster for Utah. A small annual registration fee is required but no tuition is Stanford, Chr Frt. in selecting the most comfortable as well as the Those quickest route. -..M. com The UiJvereity of U-- ih prises thorough coliegiate Courts leading to drgTpa in general auienct', liberal ail?, ami mining courses. Little Care (Joseph Skeen. Another Problem CriY. offered to etudeuia who desire to pursue electrical and mining engineering coursee, and Uo courses in arts and general science. The laboratories are thoroughly equipped for work in chemibtry, assaying, electrical measurements, general phjsius, iniueialogy, and biology. Shops are provided for work in wood and metal. The Normal School offers a four years course leaning to a certificate of graduation; ar.d advanced courses leading to a degree and a normal diploma. The certificate entitles the holder to teach in any of the common schools of the state for five years without examination. The normal diploma is qui valent use a . UNIVERSITY Or UTAH. which the State Normal Softool and a preparatory chord are conducted under ih di.ection o: tht University faculty. ar Excellent . opportunities it is not a bad idea to Once Tested B. Hollingsworth Charles E. Layne. Alma D. Chambers. Treasurer so is to Geo. Halverson with many peopld Attorney live step by sep as to in- Surveyor A. F. Parker sure a sure hereafter. Assessor John W. Gibson. These are people who live Co. Supt. of Schools W. B. Wilson. such people never And electrical engineering; COUNTY- - Clerk.. Sheriff. The Problem Of Life Portland and Butte From the Rocky Moun- No. 6 Cache Valley 5 No. 10 Butte and Pocatello.7 :00 pm tains to Chicago and the Trains south of Juab do not run East, have a long jourSundays. C. A. HENRY, ney ahead of them, and G H. CORSE, C. O. Whitmore. Glen Miller John A. Marshall. John D. Gray Dixon C. S. Singer Cod Treasurer M. A. Breeden Attorney General is called a N'o.8 7.00 a m water-rat- e ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY WILL STOP cough Ht any time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, ur money refuuded- - 25 cts. and 50 ct. For tale by Wallace Drug Co. and B. G. Kuoth, Druggists. Salt Lake TRAVELERS .....Heber M. Wells. James T. Hammond. Governor Secretary U. S. Attorney U. 8. Marshal J ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE sold on a positive guarantee, cures heart-bur- n raising of the food, sitrts after eating or any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet gives im mediate relief. 25 cts. and 5u cts For sale ly Wallace Drug Co. and ii. a. Vnoi.h. Druggists. DIDECIOBy. 8TATE to rate. Take cod liver oil for instance re-eler- ou OGDEN BROOM HOTEL BUILDING. that Governor Roosevelt must Th; -- -- the Republican national convention at Philadelphia, a little over a year ago, the party leaders of New York insisted to entitled the governorship. No. 5. the Fast Mail," for Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City, ever and Park Feby 23th, 1901. 3:15 a m City. No. 2 Overland Limited, for depart. Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis Omaha, Denver, Kansas Portland 2:10 p. m No. 7 Butte and City and Park City 11: 20 a. m. No. 4 The Atlantic Exoress for !f0. 9 Pocatello, Butte and Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul 12:25 a. m. Montpelier St. Louis, Omaha, Denver 8:25 a in and Kansas City 8:30 p.m. No. 1, Cacne Valley Passenger No. 4 Salt Lake and Tinlic ARRIVE OGDEN. ...4:30 a. m. No. 1 Overland Limited, from No. 8 Salt Lake and intermedChicago, S Paul, St. Louis 8:05 a. in. iate points Omaha, Lvjver, Kansas No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, Mil2:10 p.m. City and Park City ford and all points south. .2:40p.m. No. 3 the Fast Mail from No. 6 Salt Lake and intermedChicago, St. Louis Omaha, 5:50 p. m. iate points St. Paul, Kansas City. DenintermedNo. 10 Sait Lake and 3:50&m ver, and Park City 7 :25 p m iate points No. 5 The Pacific Express, from ARRIVE. Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis 1 :45 p. m Omaha, Denver and Kansas No. 1 Salt Lake 4:00 a. m No. 9 Butte and Poc itello City G. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent. 11:5 p. m. Express G. 21. CORSE, F reight Jt Pass. Agent. No. 3 Salt Lake and Tintic 8:05 p.m R. S. RUBLE, Trav. and Pass. Agent. No. 7 Salt Lake and Mil ord Union Depot, Ogden. Utah. 10:50 a. in. No. 5 Salt Lake and inter8:05 a m mediate points As the feet of Children are properly or improperly shod, so they will grow straight or crooked, and le happy feet or miserable feet all the rest of their days. or Dont ruin the childs feet in order to save twenty-fiv- e fifty cents. We have a Shoe a splendid Shoe for children that we are selling at $1.00 and $1.25. Made from Box Calf on right shaped lastsa shce to fit the feet as .childrens feet should be fitted. There are cheaper shoes than this $1.00 and $1.25 shoe of ours, but there are none better, if any as good. Try a pair, thats the best. Bring in the children, boys or girls. We tit them all. of- fice of chief magistrate. TIME CARD. LEAVE OGDEN. elec- for the re-electi- on ' P.CTOW'' FOR EVERT MEMBER OF THE FAMILY Fate is peculiar. It CARD 0pp. U.S. Patent Office,. WASHINGTON, &S8&&SS33SS33SSSSSSS8Gi DL ed . |