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Show r ' tm f. s jp. r rfr V is OilMSBY QUADRUPLETS WONDER OF CHICAGO. ONION They're Doing Finely and Fond Mother PACIFIC Has Named One Theodore Roose- velt. Charles Orms-ly- , father of the quadruplets bora at No. 406 Forty-thir- d street, has uot returned to see his latest offspring1. He has been away from home for seven months. Chicago, October 1. TIME If he does come home, said a talka- he will take to tive neighbor today, PlCTO FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY As the feet of Children are properly or improperly shod, so they will grow straight or crooked, and te happy feet or miserable feet all the rest of their davs, 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 lasts a shce to fit the feet as childrens feet should be fitted. There are cheaper shoes than this $LOO and $1.25 shoe of ours, but there are none better, if any as good. ' the. woods when he learns what has ' m happened. Ormsby is a plumber, and his home was happy and peaceful till he began to spend every dollar his wife could save upon cogs and springs, levers and tools, necessary, as he thought, to perfect a perpetual motion machine. His patient wife, proud of his ingenuity and confident of his success, opened u grocery store in the front room of Try a pair, thats the best, or girls. We fit them all. their cottage. t 'fr it- - fr Bring in the children, boys good-size- d Harrison died, while George and Helen Gould lived. f BROOM HOTEL BUILDING. THE BAD IS ALL OUT. To be sure you cant, take the bad out ot everything. But you can out of some things at any rate. Take cod liver oil for instance with its disagreeable odor and taste; in Scotts Emulsion all the bad has been taken out, and you have just the oil without anvthing able. dis liv Umn.h. liruggists. Thee are people n e. s charged. Fall term begins September 11th. Send for Annual .which gives full information concerning courses, etc. D. R. Allen, Secretary. Little Care SALT LAKE CITY. in selecting the most comfortable as well as the quickest route. who have Those Transfer -- Once Tested the comforts Ouiaha-Chicag- o of the Short Line seldom hesitate about asking for tickets via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Solid Train of Electric Lighted Palace Cars The Finest Made. All coupon ticket agents have our tickets on sale. L. L. DOWNING, Commercial Agent. Salt Lake City, Utah. Mayor Recorder J. V. Bluth look is to protect their City Auditor Mrs. L. E. Miller . from earthly possessions H. R. Macmillan. City Attorney desthe merciiess fire ....Robert A. Moves City Treasurer troyer. Justice of Peace Joseph Hall. So hey are never left home- City John Conlisk Chief of Police less end penniless bu Chief of Fire Orson Riser. protect themselves by in- City Engineer Dept L.A. F. Paker. LIST OF OFFICER suring in some good corn-pan- '. Sanitary Inspector... J. Hvrum Watkins W. L. Porter Sexton OI the Weber Slnkn of the Church f JeH. M. Bond Coal Oil Inspector an Christ of Lattrr-dHSaint. One W. Critchlow. F. Jailer President: L. W. Shurtlift. Night Ben. Ternes Counselors: C. F. Middleton and N. C. from fire; it may at an Police Court clerk. A. Peterson. Pound Keeper Flygare. moment pick you out a? CODNCILMEX. Stake Tithing Clerx: R. McQuarrie. its victim, and then ii President H II Thomas Wards. Bishops. houses and are Carr. H. f goods T, your Eden H. J. Fuller First Ward j w Emmet. Farr West covered by a policy in a James Martin POW ?rS. H. J. Harrisville reliable company, how second II- arc Levi J. Tavlor .J f Jones. Qeo. j Win. W. Child Hooper you ble3S the day you C. W Cross. Huntsville David McKay made up your mind to in- Third ... ard ( Jos. parry. Kanesville j Peter B. Peterson sure. A. W. Brown Liberty Joshua B. Judkins Fourth Ward jf q. pjygare. Lynne George Smuin Thomas H. H. Fifth Ward Day. Marriott James Ritchie J. W. Abbott Mound James over-- 4 y Doat delay a Come Manila training arid laboratory practice in elementary sciences are features of the normal training A small annual registration fee required but uo tuition is CITY. M. S. Browning. OGDEN in and let me figure with you; it will pay you. MANSFIELD L. SNOW, Agent for Weber Co. Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co. of Brooklyn, One of the best companies in the United States. E. H. Peirce of The training school and kinder- Salt Lake is general agent and fire garten connected with the Normal adjuster lor Utah. School are equipped in accordance with the most modern ideas. courses. Chr OGDEN, UTAH. D. E. BURLEY, G. P. & T. A. use g Is Safe en- and also courses-igineering arts and general The laboratories are thoroughly equipped for wuik in chemistry, assaying, electrical measurements, .general physics, mintiulogy, anti biology. Shops are provided for work in 'Wood and metal. a four The Normal School off-ryears corns1 leading rn a certificate of graduation; ar.d advanced .courses leading io a degree and a uiormal diploma. The certificate entitles the holder to leach in any of the common schools of the state dor five years without examination. "The normal diploma is equivalent to a life certificate. weber County Chas. ii. Hollingsworth ' Charles E. Layne Alma D. Chambers Geo. Halverson A. F. Parker John W. Gibson. Co. Supt. of Schools W. B. Wilson. Another Problem such people never Course-- is Heber M. Wells. James T. Hammond. C. O. Whitmore. Glen Miller. Federal Judge John A. Marshall. Auditor John D. Gray Dixon Treasurer C. S. Singer M. A. Breeden Attorney General sighted; they look ahead. The University of Utah com prises thorough colitg.aie courses leading to degrees in general science, liberal arts, and mining end electr cal engineerm ; besides which the iStale Norma! School and a preparatory ednf.il an- - conducted No under the di:ection o! the University faculty. Excellent opportunities are offered to students who desire tc ci-nc- who live Fortv North Ogden Ogden, First Second Third Fourth Fifth Plain City Trade Mark Pleasant View Designs Ac. Riverdale Copyrights Anyone tending a sketch and description ma; ac Slaterville quickly ascertain our opinion free s invention la probably PtOTUble. Cmuntaa-ttonon r&tenU Handbook strtctfr confidential. ent free. Oldest agency for gecurff receive Patents taken through special notice, without charge, to tne Scientific American. handsomely Illustrated weekly. promptly proevrad, OX HOFXS. Band model, aketcb, or photo for froe report ou patentability. Book How to Obtain U.8. and Foreign Fatenta and Trad ka," Fairest terme aver offered to inventors. PATENT LAWYERS OF SS TEARS' PRACTICE. 20,000 PATENTS PROCURED THROUGH THEM. All business confidential. Sound adviee. Faithftill service. ' Moderate charges. nn. 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Ave. Rolxrt McFarland ZION'S SAVINGS BANK John Rack! am Thomas Holladds & TRUST CO., THE NORTHWESTERN YEAST COMPANY of Chicago, 111., is again Nos. 3 and 5 Main Street free of Salt Lake City, their distributing' Yea9t.samples famous Magic There is hardly a person in the United States not pays 4 per cent per annum intereit on 1 20 familiar with the good qualities of this thousands. Start an account. Write Io favorite bread raiser. You make no any information desire;!; ' mistake when you buy Magic Yeast at 5c a package and refuse to take imitaLorenzo Snow, President. . factured in the United States gives such UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION as Magic Yeast. Other kind- of yeast may be pood some of the time, but Magic tions. Yeast is good all of the time. - Portland and Butte From the Rocky Moun- No. 6 Cache Valley 5 No. 10 Butte and Pocatello.7 :00 p m tains to Chicago and the Trains south of Juab do not run East, have a long jourSundays. ney ahead of them, and G H. CORSE, C. A. HENRY, Frt. & Pass. Agt. it is not a bad idea to Tkt. Agt, Governor Secretary U. S. Attorney U. S. Marshal not for the moment, but who are wise and far- Commissioners Lakh City. 'pursue electrical, and mining Life No.8 7.00 a m STATE Clerk.. Of Sheriff. Treasurer to is ho with many people Attorney live step by Step ns to in- Surveyor sure a sure hereafter. Assessor The Problem -- TRAVELERS JUDGES SUPREME COURT. schedule, has not The new Mayor Browning, R. N. Baskin, yet been signed by James A. Miner, but it is said he will do so in the near BArtch. W. G. future. The officials of the water comJUDGE 2ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. pany decline to say whether o not they will accept the schedule, saying Henry H. Rolapp. that they prefer to wait until .Januiry 1, at which time it becomes operative. UNIVERSITY Oh UTAH. Salt Cod OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. water-rat- e ACKERS DVSPtPSlA TABLETS ARE sold on a positive yuarantee. Cures heart-bur- n raining; of the food, ilistrecfe after eating or any form of dyspepsia, one little tablet gives im mediate relief. 2b ct. and 50 cts. For sale by 4. is called OGDEN Dewey Names of the four new ones? We have only named one. That little fellow, pointing to the strongest looking one, is Theodore Roosevelt. He is such a brave little fellow! Wallace lirug Co. md B. It No. 6. the Fast Mail, for Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City, ever and Park Feby 26th, 1901. City 8:15 a No. 2 Overland Limited, for DEPART. Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis Omaha, Denver, Kansas Portland 2:10 p. m Xo. 7 Butte and City and Park City 11: 20 a. m. No. 4 The Atlantic ExDress for So. 9 Pocatello, Butte and Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul 12:25 a. m. Sc. Louis, Omaha, Denver Montpelier 8:2-a m and Kansas City 8:30 p.m. No. i, Cacne Valley Passenger Xo. 4 Walt Lake and Tintic ARRIVE OGDEN. ' . .4:30 a. m. No. 1 Overland Limited, from No. 8 Salt Lake and intermedChicago, S 4aul, St. Louis 8:C5 a. m. iate points Omaha, Liver, Kansas MilNo. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, 2:10 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. ra. iate points St. Paul, Kansas City. DenNo. 10 Sait Lake and intermedver, and Park City 3:50 a m 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 C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent. 11:5 p. m. Express G. 11. CORSE, Freight a Pass. Agent. No. 3 Salt Lake and Tintic 8:05 p.m R. 8. RUBLE, Trav. and Pass. Agent. No. 7 Salt Lake and Mil ord Union Depoc, Ogden. Utah. 10:50 a. m. No. 5 Salt Lake and inter8:05 a in mediate point -- hours it ran, liis grasp. For sixty-tw- o and the inventor became delirious with joy. His taxed brain wavered and lost its balance, and when the cause of all his poverty and hope stopped and refused to go again he ran away from The four babies make a curious spectacle as they lie side by side arrayed in their tiny pink dresses. They are all about the same size three pounds each. Hundreds called today and inspected the babies. Fourteen children in seven years of married life is the record made by the mother of the quadruplets. In a trunk stored away in one of the gloomy rooms back of the grocery is a great bundle of newspaper clippings with long articles and many pictures of Mrs. Ormsbys achievements in the line of twins and triplets. She has given birth to triplets once, twins twice, three single children, and cow quadruplets. These are the dearest little babies in the whole world, said she yesterI hardly know what I will do day. with all these children, but I will do my best to care for them. The first twins died. Of the second pair only David is alive. Of the triplets Carter TIME CARD. LEAVE OGDEN. One day last spring Ormsby finally set his invention to work. It went so well that fortune seemed already within home. CARD : George M , Cannon, Cashier" |