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Show Cl 1, if rt . WEES cl . I Faun lands in Boxolder County Mrs. Mary Houtz Snow, wife of I saw said to tie assessed on an aver- President Lorenzo S.iow, is in 2.90 per acre, while those Ogden spending a few d iys trilh age of are placed at $10 20 Weber Mr. ane Mrs. M. L. Snow of the of WEBER COUNTY TIMES. MANsriEin L. Sxow, Manager. SATURDAY, .JULY 15, 18JJ. All changes for display advertisements must be in not later than Tuesday. MOTES OF THE i USES Houses without screens arc having a fly time these days. Ogden will commence Sunday Times. Richard J. Taylors son Lee will take his departure today for the mission field in Germany. This week his ward gave the young man a nice farewell party. Mrs. Thomas Nielsen of Elsinore gave birth to a baby June 24, which is her 20th child in 23 years. Search the world over and such a record could not be equaled man) limes. Frank T. Clinton, manager of the Singer Sewing Machine Co. for Weber County, says he has been doing a rushing business this year Since the beginning of the year his sales have averaged 10 machines a OQrjzSTT'TT g Building agreements and notices of location blanks for mile at the Times ollice 3 for 5 cents. If certain young fellows would embrace flattering opportunities as readily is they do pretty girls of nearby towns, they would le belter off financially. lion. William Driver , returned this week from the C ast where h? ias been recuperating about two months. His health is much im- bse-keepe- Kidneys, Liver and Bowels the ClAnses System rs rf OVERCOMES d non-Mormo- n, H4BlTUAtCONSTlP 1 Jlodi-r- s ! I tl MAN'FD By . iau Frightful Blunder will often cause a horrible burn Bucklius Bcald, cut or bruise. Arnica Salve is the best in the A - -t This Space is Re- served for Troy Steam Laundry I as & A Br M V- A A0 V How is this? Perhaps sleepless nights caused it, or pnef, or sickness, or pierhans it was care. No matter wnat the cause, you cannot wish to look old at thirty. Gray hair ia starved hair. The hair bulba have been deprived of proper food or tt FLOUR I V" -- Tv- AND GOOD , - TREATMENT, Take your Grists to the PEERY BROTHERS FLOUR MILL. 4 x SATISFACTION J) t proper nerve force. I9! GUARAN '; ' v Of Hit. r r v v 0mCFJ.S Wrlirr Sink. .f llio t'liurrli itfJii-k- ut t'lirlKt of I.a, trrilM jr Maliil. rcidi'iit: L. W. Counaclor: C. F. Mi.lilU'ton and N. bulbs. Used according to direcbegins to tions, fray hair few show color in a days. Soon it has all the softness and richness of youth and the color of carl) life returns. Would you like our book on the Hair? Wc will gladly send it to you. Flygare. Stake Tithing Clerk: strntt, Olsten, l.'lo-J-oth OLD SLATE. THE I camp ujion It yesterday up in the ptrrct oil. A homely object, yt to me 'tin worth Us in Roll; Its frame ft little set awry, Its body cracked, you mi Hut as 1 lul-- It In my hands whftt venal to me! came eurfriee Its long ago I solved tho probVpon lems! A ill-m- Thousand Tongues For masters who are aloepInK now hen-- ath could not express the rupture of tho flowers dead: And many a message here I wrote fur only Aniiit E. Springer, of 112G Howard me to !'e Tho Utile livs who used to alt across the St., Philadelphia, Ia., when she ahde from me. found that Dr. Kings New Dise I found initials In the frame hy red there. covery for consumption had comone who was to me thefalr-cs- t They Hlaii'l pletely cured her of a hacking of tho fslr: And every mark upon tho slate that cruel cough that for many years had tlnv- - Inn rpari d Ilcoalls some limnn which In youth that made life a burden. All other fairest loxisle shartd. remedies and doctors could give Ah, here's lh-- rrark which Ions ns was her no help, hub she .says for the was made hy .lorry Call tV lien to the iliwr my precious slate it soon removed the royal cure t fall; We did for near a week, hiimls-- t and I can now chest in my pain Iiicf r.u'vd tno iinln, we me creek from tho Hut when ho drew Bleep soundly, something I can friends became oruin. scarcely remember doing before. I How often oYr this er.cient slate with many nr.-a soar nick, I wrestled with tho myst'rii-- of the old Jack-knif- 1 "Wc-lmter- LoltKNZO HNOW, (iKouii M. Cannon. (.lorcrnnr Secretary IT. S. Alto'iiey U. S. Mumbai jriNjKs It. N, Iaskiu, anyone who tries Dr. Kings New Discovery for any trouble of the throat, chest or lungs. Price 50c and $1. Trial lottle.i free tit any drug store; every bottle guaran- Bill Heads, Pamphlets, JESSE J. DRIVER, Druggist, Call on or send to the WEBER COUNTY TIMES Office We Sell Bain Wagons! tl: I hour tin- mi.i-rful foot. - the! vlih oyisli vow; where-rccolfrom the misty ni'M t. letter of a soore of youth- Drugs, Jiilnil Medicines, ToilH .and Fancy Articcs. Icriuiucs; all leadin' makes. ITopriel or of Ca pnt ine, sure euie for headaeliu. 25c and 50c at os Orson Uizcr . A. F. Parker. A. F. Moyes X. L. Porlc. r If. M. Bund. XX. F. C'ritelilou . ...lieu. 'IVriics k A. Peterson. ( 1899. 1871. lob Pingrci' duo. Jenkins j Wash. Avo. CITY DRUG STORE. I. K. XX'illinuiH. Marlin Cullen. Myrlillo Shaw j XX'ard I Third Ward M Fourth XX'anl Finh XXard I,. 1 . 'l'1 ...John XXalsou A I',. ( AkTIU'U Ia. J . ( Join s . I ooli-- Drowning K. I'KATT, ATTORN HY COtJNSKbOK AT LA XV. Kirtf Kalioniil Jtnnk Jtu il.l j . fV.DKN, t'TAll Drugs, Chemical., Sundries. and Drug Wo carry a large Ik H. JONKS stuck of trusses, COUNTY PROSKCUTJ NG ATTORNEY. FttspensoricH ' and IraelliN-Rttin- - I.nnd fJinU .! Braces. Shoulder fUles Court of Clnims, anil all and UiiHcil l j oir Is. Syrangcs and all OKKICK in court kinds of Rubber Rkiiiium, Itah. Also full Goods. line of Medicines, and ntiikn a spec-iult- y J leKl'JI S. I'KI'.ltV, in-- eompriund-it.- g A1TOIJNKY AT LAW. Altonljoli to I'Mn- h- I'toLmUmp Hirtiiim 2. 1 Ai i Tillies iSiuMiim. WM. DRIVER, Propr. IInr!l tn 1'lrniir. la it true-tha- t ft ii . Transfer HEADERS GRAVER best Tiger Rakes, Granger Rakes, Champion Mowers; the latest and mad tin os made. Champion Binders; tile most modern and the first elevators known. Case Threshers, Racine Spring Wagons and Buggies. If tliero is anything you need in the Implement or Vehicle lino you your should see us and examine our slock before purchasing. husband never swear? Mr. Ripley Yis Mr. Dugdalc And yet you are not happy! I on nt underFtand it. Mr. Itipley Well, mint time it. Co-o- p. iniw-l- i seem to me that I rnlhir have him swear than l:iek through the doors. Cleveland Leader. lo-le- s t 'tliflfi, to-d-ay Diiprrtale o aiksik. y. - lloti-- WASIHMiTON starlit sky. vrstminis lino. tpfOMtO Loti: I Wo invito tlie public to call at c . Daveiirt. K. furxrii.Mr.x. Physicians h For It wlajjitrs of a hoyhood which sc nur hn'f divine. T. C. Harliaugh, In Ohio Farmer. Mr. J. Pound Keeper IktShL The pencil of my memory brings out every yra.'i ful line, TntU there stands before my gase a figure half divine; And neither sponge nor moistened hand, with inisrhlcf nil elate. Can rub a single lineament from off my trca.iurtil nlnte. not spin agal.i their Almy The spider:! r.llvcr thrall Across the old riatc resting long against the gam t's wall I'll set it in the sunshine line a queen In - t A. Moyea T. Ilulaniski.. ln-r- . 1 I hear the merry laughter of the girls we used to swing Delicti tli the hoary beach that coat its shadow o'er the spring: But from RRirnig them all there comcn from out tho far away A swc--i t and loving face upon tho olden slate to-da- It Peace...-;- I to-da- y, tle, Hamel S. KmuierHoi;. F.dwnrd M. Allison Jr. Night Jailer Police Court a box. of m old masters, kind for all tlielr stately wuys; They hrlKhtcr.cd though sometimes they clouded o'er iny hoyhood days; And, prntoful. I would weave a wreath and place It where they He With foldid Isands beneath the genI sec-- . John A. Iloyle. Ldvard II. Anderson. Thomas F. browning. City Kngincer Sanitary Inspector Sexton Coal Oil Inspector e And 'round t'liauiln-r- CITY. Chief of Fire Dep't Letter Heads, Wedding Invitatons. Ltyne. 1. (ieo. Hal verson Mayor Iteeorder President f.'ily Auditor (Mly Attorney City Trenail rer Ci(y Justice of Chief of Police Second Visiting Cards, CMiarle Alma OGDEN Statements, Shipping Tags, COUNTY R. JIullingxworlit. CM i an. 1 2:51,3 Note Head3, Uola. 11. V. M. Jjostali. Surveyor Assessor lolin (iihsnu. Co. Supt. of School W. B. Wilson. I L. 1. Adams, CMi'rman. Lyman Skeen. W. C. Smith. Tickets, Programs, coritT. Janie A. Miner, Treasurer Attorney Posters, Receipts, V. ri:r.M k Ni WEBER Clerk Sheriff. For ' I Mi i itiiun . (J. !.ilioi. i om-iI- ; Henry Printing. Cards, Morgan UieliunN. J W. Kartell. ' JCIXiE 2nI JI'OII'IAI. IfISTKKT. Job Blanks, Julin A. Marxliull. 1 1. It teed. Well. Jninci T. Ilamuiniul. ). Wliilnuue. (Slen Mil lei. Trenxu rer Attorney tieneral feel like sounding its praises .So will throughout the Universe. tlic-mus- e ft ChsIiut M. Ib-lx-- r Federal Judge Auditor w-- 1. on It or thimiutnit-i- . Stun nn Write for mijr Iiifoi mini ion Inti-re- count. NTATK 111 bru'ili.. and 5 Main Street, Salt Lake City, t). benefits you expected from the Vigor, write the doctor about it. He may be able to suggest something of value to you. Address, Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. 0 iirltliir.otic: T j rord I u.4ed to hold It up whenever vsis ri .'lit, Hut v. lirii I foiled how glad was I to keep It out of night! on this What vlolnrie.. Iir-- my old, old slate I wen; What lie rhymes I used to write when ot Ic r till. i wore done: Iluw In my at tho stove I trli rl to And glibly viv to of roses rod" and violets soft uiid blue! I seem to see those Uttlo rhymes upon Us rurf-icnow; I sum to mfeh some cherished names ivl Wrlto us I l How ' V ZIONS SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO., Nos. 3 U. McQuarric. v v V If you do not obtain all the 1 1 v v t r v OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. r lwpur-lMMK- ly - FOR STORAGE. v v LIST OF increases the circulation in the scalp, gives more power to the nerves, supplies miss-in- f element to the hair j- liye Flour and Wheat Flakes, c. ' a choice breakfast food, exchanged on grist.,. . 0 1 NO CHARGE o- - TEEDr 11 It does the best of work. 'tl - v 'v GOOD home-comin- world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons corns, all skin eruptions.- Best pile cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by 1all druggists. n c E- 3URKNIApG,SYRVP(S 4, recS roa u Miwm Ptt Mt ft nun. p ar PERMANENTLY BUT THE GENUIN- s pe-e.uli- 1 , FOR 1 Acts gently on the ' A . MITES. The farmer wh is not, busy these Jay 8 is not a farmer, hes a loafer. The settlements of Roy anti Clinton unittd and bad a very pleasant Independence Day celebration at the Weber County Poor Farm. One of Hooper oldest and most expected pioneer settler, Mrs Lucy Hale, is now visiting with her daughter in Idaho, where it is expected she will spend most of the summer. 12 000 of the 17,000 lies which have btc.. - eated to a winters pickling in the hrinc neat Syracuse, have been fished out of the pond and sent to various places on the O. S. L. track to test their longevity. W, W. Reese of Ogden went to Roy, yesterday, where he expects to "work most of the summer. He reports the grain on the tfand-ridg- o in nourishing condition. Some of it will he ready to cut in a week or so. On paying a fine of $4, Justice Joseph Hall this week let loose Indian Joe who was arrested for getting drunk and kicking up a disturbance at Ilarrisville. IIow about the fellow who sold poor Joe t!ie fire water ? Mrs. George A. Seaman passed through Ogden this week on her way to San Francisco, where she has gone to anxiously await the g of her husband, Lieut. Seaman, son of lion. John Seaman of Pleasant View. At Syracuse last week, Mis Nielsen of Draper, cock on the work train, had one of her legs broken. In passing from one car to another, a board broke, her leg slipped down between the couplings of the moving cars and was broken. Although preparations ha-- been made for erecting the building and the side track was nearly completed for the Clinton Canning Factory, some difficulty arose over the water supply which has resulted in tho site being changed to TIonper station on the .O. S. L. Ry. Just because you are offered a good price never be tempted to sell a good cow, unless you do not need her. She is worth just as much to you as she is to the other fellow Of course, if you havo more cows than you have room or feed for, it is better to sell some of them. G. II. Hall, a prosperous you farmer of Huntsville, gave the Times office a short call, Tuesday. Resides being a successful tiller of the soil, Mr. Hall is one of the most eloquent young Mormon preachers in the county. He repo, ts things favorable in Ogden Valley for the farm c if-- , but no heavy crops. There will he a fair hay crop, will) wheal and oats rather light. As a whole the prosocts are not at all rnin-5u- 2-1- . TrMES. U'L.m j base hall again tomorrow. There have been several small proved by the trip. fires in town the past few days. A very truthful fellow in the east Mr- - Tlinmas Warwick died this that crossing the common save week of cancer, age 72 years. toney bee with a lightning bug and A 11 umber of Ogdens fastest a grasshopper will produce a bee for the are prepared being steppers that will work night and diy, proweek. races hero on July ducing a quality of honey unlike The Times is in receipt from TI10 State Hoard of Lqiinlizition known to . anything Geo. was 111 Ogden this week looking lip Acting Genl. Pass. Agent lieretofore. Ileintz of the Rio Grande Western, Weber Countys shortage. of a decidedly neat little booklet There arc a few short-sighteThe more a man gets the more entitled Salt Sake City lho City people who actually interpret tho he wants, and the more he wants of Also one on Utah Ogden Sta ndards hate for the Tribthe Saints. the more lie doesnt get. hx. Doth are splen- une as love for the Mormon people. Mining Districts to Sunday are play going They did advertisements of Utah in still is Provo in hall base Ogden. general. Wonder how much yellow stuff tin: model town. Provo Democrat. Journal he represents Quite a crowd was attracted last the yell An exchange says the trouble afternoon to the corner of forked over to Owen tor swearing with a great many young men is Sunday and 25tli streets, where a out liis bungling compluint agaimt Lincoln they dont like to work between street car knocked down and Angus M. Cannon. uieuls. bruised but did not run over Florwe believe It would be a nice tiling if every ence Lethbridge. Her escape was As a would off from break afternoon to Ogden difficult Saturday a narrow one. She was riding a that it is the or and that Lester old relations in complete give a band concert bicycle when struck by the car. cessation of the practice needs time Liberty park. Readers of the Times, patronize but that the actual and complete at valued is estate real we are satisfied Ogdens those business men whose an- cessation is coming 3 At assessor. the the and $3.2.11,000, by present generation will see in this paper it. Provo nouncements appear Democrat. means $97,000 per cent, that to invite refuse which firms The Bro. Nelsons honest confession total taxes to be paid this fall. to their stores through our yon of declaration to break off from Ogden The Red Cross Society consider and dont evidently columns, old relations and turn over a new is busying itself in behalf of getworth asking far patronage your leaf will no doubt strike the peoting up a fitting reception on the of himself well think must One war heroes. ple of Provo and vicinity where he arrival about if he cares anything having is known like a thunderbolt from a Mrs. Virginia fs. Stephen, trainothers think well of him. but those clear sky. But wtrejoice in his ing teacher in the Normal Depart- who expect to increase the esteem good resolutions and trust he may ment of the University of Utah, of others by pompously acting have sufficient strength to carry in spent Sunday visiting relatives large, especially in the presence of them out. Ogden. supposed inferiors, are easily liftELLlfEOUS SEW). The Italian who got knocked on placed by right thinking people. last Corinne at a head in scrap the Abe Majors will undoubtedly Ex. week is reported improving. A secure a new trial- ,T. F. Hansen was down from brother Italian did the kind act of The Cubans will be asked to Brigham yesterday, with his great cracking his skull. signify which they desire, indeThere are innumerable young pacing horse Fleetwood. Although this animal has had but a few pendence or annexation. Dewey namesakes of the hero who Miners are coming down from will soon enter on the voyage of months training, and that by an himsel the Yukon suffering from fever, life, who are now having a squally amateur, he has proven the fastest horse in Boxelder scurvy, dropsy and pneumonia. time of it, says a contemporary. Richfielda big new stake taberhalf miles at betA New York woman has had County, showing nacle will bo dedicated today, Pres ter than a 2:20 gait. her jaw dislocated seven times, and church The Troy Steam Laundry of Og Snow and other prominent in every case it resulted from the woman attempting to scold her den turns out mighty fine work. dignitaries being present. Dewey has readied the Suez Tn the ten or more years we have husband. That ought to he been patronizing Utah laundries canal. All in good health. warning to all women. The Oregon troops have reached Tho state board of equalization we have never had the linen come Soon the Utah Ruch immaculate San Francisco. says there is a big shortage of val home in quite we land. collars those will boys uations from all purls of the state. condition. Why, received last Saturday had a gloss Weber has the distinction, if it Santiago has beer, quarantined face see in. could the of your in order to stamp out the yellow biggest you a distinction, being 1898 delinquent. Its shortage over The. Presbyterians of Ogden, fever. is nearly $1,000,000. Utahs copper output for IRfiS numbering perhaps 200, are havmost is the new over time their warm a was import ing 3,750,000 pounds. Advertising ant tiling about any business. Ic young minister, Rev. James Byers. down in Another train liuld-uis the vital spark. What good Some want him to stay and some New Mexico, and the express car does it do you to have the very dont. The chief objection tn him dynamited. Amount of booty unlast thing or the greatest bargain is that he shows partiality in his known. And what would he 011 earth, if people do not know it? social calls. Near Sail Rafeal River Jos. Gazette. for a man to more than natural Chicago Apparel Nongieur was on liis mower when An unusual number of burglar- have a choice among friends? the doubletree broke. One end ies aro taking placa in various This is how tho Pocatello corres- Hew up and struck him across tho parts of Ogden lately. The pondent of tho Tribune refers to abdomen with such force that he is all that them about one of the base ball games played may die from it. tiling ob be the to seem not does booty By this time patience up there: COlim CROP REPORTS. ject. Some think the mysterious had been exhausted and not alone Huntsville. Wheat is heading midnight prowler ib nothing but a the players, but the spectators out. First crop of lucern is now Jack the Woman Scarcr. mobbed and hustled the facile cut and is very short. A Glasgow paper thus analyzes Bluth around the field for fifteen being for Water irrigation was never Hig minutes. Ogdens tried their old the music of the bagpipe: more plentiful. Irrigation is now flies on window, 72 per cent; cats game of bluff but finally agreed to the order of the day. The weather on midnight tiles, 11J per cent; retire the offensive umpire. is quite warm. Potatoes are growvoices of infant puppies, G per cent; have pub- ing nicely. Lars Peterson. Newspapers always grunting hungry pigs in the morn lished articles that did not suit and Ilarrisville. Hot dry. ing, 5j per cent; steam whisths, 3 someone, and probably always will There is a of water large supply percent; chant of cricket, 2 per It is not done often with the in- for and crops arc doing irrigation cent. tention of causing had feeling, but first crop of lucern The nicely. A certain lady assured her hus- if a newspaper draws a line and abnit all cut and stacked; the band that she never told him a lie hews to it, chips will hit someone. was very good. Wheat is nor never would, lie told her Some time an error is due to mis- yield out and is rather light. that he did not doubt it, but wouh information and other causes, but heading arc Beils growing rapidly. Corn hereafter cut a noten in the piano the publisher gets talked about is a good stand and is waist high. every time the deceived hun. often in not very gentle language Peter Later. she screamed, and get the blame just the same. No you wont, Tbr Beauty Im nut going to havo my piano Without opposition, Hon. I). II. Thrives on good fold and su nsliine ruined. was yesterday called with plenty ofexercit-- in the open The supreme court has handed Peery,to Jr., the vacancy cresupply upon air. Her form glows with health down a decision in case E. T. ated by the unexpected retirement and her face blooms with its Waul) . Ilulaniski vs. Ogden City, wherein of Maj. J. E. Jackson, and tn serve the her needs If as bysLem for due cleansing $48.50 plaintiirsiied the Salt Lake Mining Exchange justice. Salary was reduced from as its president. In their expres- action of u laxative remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant Syrup ll.O'.X) to $750 a year, and and mis sions of the rank and tile approval, understanding arose. Court re- was as enthusiastic as were those of Fig. Made by the California Co. only. versed lower court and decided in of Mr. s friends who espoused Fig Syrup Ieery favor of Ilulaniski. his election, and the event goes up$250 REWARD. of the United on record .as one of the most felicitThree prtid.-ntReward $250 paid for the catch.Slates died 011 July 4. They were ous in the history of the exchange. ing and conviction of any one and Monroe. Adams, J fliers-1Tribune. killing or stealing any cattle beAdams was disturbed by the ringDown in Alabama a negro was longing to Adam Larsen of Park ing of hells and booming of cannon sick, and a friendly colored brother rrtl!ey in either Utah or Idaho. ami lie was asked if he anew what who came in asked him what was caused liic celebration. Oh, yes, the cause of his illness. The darhe replied, it is the Fourth of Is feel in mighty In the course key replied:. July, God bless it! done went and mule My of the day he said: It is a glori poorly. and to the horse I went was breathing got sick, ous day. ami he tole me ter git a tin his last uL the same moment, and doctor, tube an put de tube in de mules House A the tor with almost his final breath asked liver, ami mro mouf and blow de medicine down biliousness, sink R jId headache, jaundice, if it were lint the Fourth. de mules front. I got every thing nausea, Indlectf tiun, etc. Thi-- arj to prevent u cold or break up a ready to blow hut do mule h!owcd fever. Mild, penile, certain, they arc worthy UUHtsftohtUt All ttSfcTAlK y'er, brother, dot ar your ivnilidi-iirp- . fust, an 1 Purely vegetable, tla-nest ruutfli tfyrupi TaMti UumL Vm Im taken by cliililrcoor In (Ini. Hold bjr dmeirNB. ran mule medexin was ton much for l'riit!, 2.V. at nil Mlii:inr flcaler jr by mail MPTION of C. I. Hood & Co., Low ell, Mass. E- dis here nigger. . Work. We do all kinds. Our office is at 2350 Wash ington tele- Avenue; phone, 38c. Always on hand. Try us. Wagon & Machine Co. R. Ford, E. T. WOOLLEY, Manager. Manager. kuniiK :;i Jo.-H- ll i Ot.liKN, ITAlf :i-- MALI., JlJSTJCi: OF TUB PF.ACF., -- XOTAliY I'liBI.IC. (flier, llssoini-ii- .YlVIRAS Court l llou-- e IIuiMiu, ric-li-- V. SNOW, ATTORNEY AT LAW. I'rnrliciM in Stale mul Ftiloml Itisiin U-:i- l'i iMiii-liuu- lU Conrls. P ALT I. . IIARIi-- t A: V K E t 11 Y.' AI.I.ISOX. 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