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Show 1 ArV - t. ,422ZSSSU .v .. OifICIAL DIRECTORY. 4 I! UHIOH 1 . 'QCKXFZLlER FXUItfSITTBR. . . n . y Faetota EstablishPsople's Palmes. rMk ItMfM Sb ChIMNab ! (mb lh, VMillr Ul ta . Mtrr. a v- . - v ; - . ri'iie Kind foil Have Always Boughtf and vbidi bas be in use for over 30 years , has borne the signature and has been made under his pi sonal snpervision since Its influiej. Allow no one to deceive yon In this All Counterfeits, Imitations and Jnst-as-goare boh Experiments that trifle with and endanger tbe health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiments od What is CASTORIA a substitute for Castoria is harmless Castor Oils gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotle substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation mul Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the 'Sloinarli and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleeps Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. y, feller's action. Over the family burial lot atanda one of the finest granite monumental in the' world, which cost an enormous sum 'of money, in addition' to' the small fortune spent in moving it to Cleveland and placing it in position'. It .consists of a single immense shaft of granite. Frank Rockefellers friends say that he wanted the bodies of- his dead removed because John Rockefeller .had consulted no other members of the family when h designed and erected the monument.'The quarrel between the Rockefeller brothers began over money matters, 'chiefly mining stock transactions. . It grew so violent that Frank Rockefeller and hia family . withdrew a year ago from the Euclid Avenue Baptist church because hia , brother was the moat prominent and influential member. What especially angered Frank was that John Rockefeller, according to some numbers of the con-- t gregation, forced the retirement, of Rev. H. D. Applcgarth, his close friend, who ia now pastor of the First Baptist church of Cambridge, - " if Ihefce These t jfSw'Wh blssetlsSeC Their CeeSIlles. . ' ' ! LEAVft OGPKX. EFFECTIVE MAY IB, 1901, ' - . - inent'. Attorney..'..... i Y bl .".W. M. Bostapli Surveyor of the 2,000,000 francs ($400,000) .needed was oiftributed by the laboring classes. In live daya. . The rest .wiUbe. obtained by pieans. of concerts And lectures to be given in every part of the city by distinOne-t- Assessor Co. Supt. ol'Schools: John W. Gibson ARRIVE OGPRN, s 4 W. B. Wilson No. ' Pacific Flyer from Salt Lake, Provo and the eaat 10:45 a.m No. 3 Pacific Express from Salt Lake.Provo, Grand Junction CITY'. and. the east 11:59 p.m OGDEN No. 1 Scenic.Limited troin Salt ' M. S. Browning. Mayor. t. Lake, Provo, Graod Junc-ti- n th. J. N. Recorder and East 2:00 p.m Thomas E. Browning. President.; Mrs. L. E. Miller City Auditor LOCAL TRAINS. H. R. Macmillan. City Attorney Robert A. Moyes Leave Salt Lake far Eureka, SilCity Treasurer Peace ver City and Heber intermediate , City ,Justice of Joseph Hall Chief of Police. J. E. Davenport. poi n ta . ... ...... ...... .......... .5:00 p. m Chief of Fire Dept.'. Orson Rizer. For Belknap, anti, Heber, A. F. Paker. Provo and intermediate City Enguieer A. F. Idspector Moyes 8:00 a.m Sanitkry points. Sexton..".....: W. L. Porter Arrive at Salt Lake from Belknap, Coal Oil Inspector H. M. Bond Silver Cy, Eureka, Bingham W. Jailer Critchlow. F. and intermediate points. ..6:00 p.m Night Ben. Terues From Eureka, Silver City, Mam-met- h Police Court clerk A. Peterson, Pound Keeper and intermediate 10:00 a.m COUNCIL VEX. points For Park 8:10 a.m II. Carr. City First Ward ' ............. Emmet. Arrive at Park City 10:10 a.m From Park City...; 1 3:30 p.m Je 1 OW Second Ward j.( Geo. W. Jones. Arrive at Salt Lake 5:40 a.m G. W. HEINTZ, Gen. Pass. & Tckt. Agt AV OrottR ( Third Ward i iiiiiiMiMiO rfM. UII Y E. liniUNT. T. F. a 1. A iiiimimiimi allni O B. GILSON, C. A. HENRY An"vi? Fourth Ward laVs r lygare. ( No. 5 L. B. Adams, Chrman Commissioners 4 Lyman Skeen. lW. C. SmAh. f . A SUBSCRIBE FOR rav A " - s : Feby. 26th, 1901. -- DEPART. . , Free for Everybody. -- - - - e e No. 2 Pacific Express No. 4 Fast Mail RIDER AGENTS WANTED $10 to $10 Models TRAVELERS A No. 7 Once Tested Butte and Portland .. . . . . ...... ...., No. 9 20 a. ui ..11. ' Butte aud .. . Pocatello, 12 :25 a. in. Montpelier No. 5, Cacne Valley Passenger 8:25 a m No. 4 Salt Lake and Tintic .......................... 4.30 a. m . the comforts "of.: the o Short Line eeldom hesitate about asking for tickets via the Omaha-Chicag- Salt Lake and intermedClicap,iMilwaotee & St. Pad By. . 8:05 a. ni. iate points Solid Train of Electric Lighted No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, Milford and all points south. .2:40p.m. Palace Cars The Finest Made. No. 6 Salt Lake aud intermedAll coupon ticket agents have 5:50 p. ra. iate points IS'o. 10 Sait Lake and intermedour tickets on sale. 7:25 p m iate points S'o. 8 L. L. DOWNING, ARRIVE. No. 1 Salt Lake No. 9 Butte and Foe tfello . .1 :45 p. u 11:V p. a. 8:05 p.m Tintic Salt lake and No. 7 Salt Lake and Mil ord 10:50 a. m. No. 5 Salt Lake and intermediate points 805 a m No.8 Portland and Butte .......... .. 7.00 a m No. 6 Cache Valley 5 No. 10 Butte and Pocatello.7 :00 p m Trains south of Juab do not run Sundays. O II. CORSE, C. A. HENRY, Frt. & Pans. Agt. Tkt. Agt, OGDEN, UTAH. D. E. BURLEY, G. P. & T. A. SALT LAKE CITY. Commercial Agent. Salt Lake City, Utah. Express No. 3 5 Reasons ............... Why The Ogden 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. OA0TORZA Iran ths absolutely J CbicsgOi A CHARACTER he remedy tt asiaa a eM Im esi eongbatanr cl4 in iwsivf hours, and N ots. fqr and B. G, Kuotb, Ms. 1 EMEDY WILL STOP 4 will cur ths w&rat monsr xcfnnded-'- . 38 hr Wallace Dtps .Co. reliable Milling fc OF LINCOLN- - An addrees by Joseph Choate, Ambassador to Great Britain, on the career and character of Abraham Lincoln his early life his early etruggles with the world hia character ae developed in the later jears of his life and his administration, which placed hia name so high on the worlds roll of honor and fame, has been published by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway and may be had by sending six (6) cents in postage to F. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, 1st Because it bas no equals. 2nd Because it makes the best bread. 3rd Because it is a home industry. 4th Because employs Ogden it peo- ple. 5th Because it pays the highest cash price for wheat raised by Weber County farmers. These are all facts, which should be til. looked to. COLD IX ONE DAT Tablet. All druggists refund the mouer if it fail E. W. Grove' signature on each box. & fbr oar hye written TSiAJ. OfffA. andfur er been equaled and Tp fUMMtW Cf wheels. WM a Ike quality of our to distribute catalogues for us in town each in WE WANT rrlUUe person exchange for a bicycle, write today for free catalogue and our special B&r, Ls HEAD CYCLE GO19 TO CURE Taka Laxative Eromo Quiulue wheel until you PRICES AND te no risk in ordering from us, ss yon do not need to pay a cent if the bicycle does sot suit you. CTOTY CAREER old Elevator Companys FLOUR should be used by all people: rn 00&99ModolsS.$7f$l2 te$0 2:10 p.m 2:40 a.m. 7:45 p.m 14Mixed. ........ . - 8:45 p.m LEAVE OGDEN. in selecting the most comfortable as . well as the quickest route. Those who have us, - 6:00 p.m ......6:45 a.m S five-guin- ea . ARRIVE AT OGDEN No. 1 Atlantic Express No. 8 Fast Mail No.13 Mixed Little Care TIME CARD. . . Pacific Bailway. , d , Soita i From tho Rocky Moun tains to Chicsgo and the East, have r long journey ahead of them, ai;d it is not a bad idea to use a THE . Overland Limited, from Chicago' St, Paul,1 St. Louis Omaha, Dearer, Kansas City and Park City 2:10 p.m. No. 3 the Fast Mail from Chicago, St. Louis Omaha, St. Paul. Kansas City, Denver. and Park City 3 ;60 a m No. 6 The Pacific Express, from Chicago, St. Paul, St Louis Omaha, Denver and Kansas City sects ..4:00 a.m. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent G. H. CORSE, Frt. and Pass. Agent. R. S. RUBLE, Tkt. and Pass. Agent. Union Depot, Ogden, Utah. 1 4 s a ; p.m. ARRIVE OGDEX. .. if - TIMES. I No. . the Fast Mail " for Chl-- v oago, St. Louis, Omaha. Kan-se- e Qitj, ever sod Park a 30 mery-coehoer- card LEAVE OGPKX. Jamia A. Miner, of K.N. BAakinj members sij h(. 4 la No, Atlantic Flyer for Salt U. W. Bartch. V,., ..8:15a. m the infltitute, widely Known artists No. 2 Overland Limited, . for Iake, lrovo. Grand Jet. JUDGE 2nd JUDICIAL DISTRICT. and fssiout-- ' physicians, ftfeive taken and all point eat 7:15 p.m the initiatiyeJues.tabliahjog'at Paris Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis Henry II. llolapp. a people palace, .Vrhicli ia to be a No. 2 Scenic Limited, for Salt Oinshs, Denver, Kansas cdpy upon a grander scale of similar Grand JuncLake, Provo, . and Park City , WEBER COUNTY- City 2:10 p. a institutions iu lirulfels; Antwerp and I- tion and the East 2:15 No. The Atlantic p.m Ex Clerk... Chas. R. Dress for Hollingsworth Bfriig. Only i,ocialjt: money will.be Chicago, SL Ixmis, 3k Paul Charles E. Iyue No. 6 Atlantic Mail to Salt "accepted to puy for building it,' as'- it Sheriff. Jb desired to escape any obligation' to Tr&nurer. Lake, Provo, Grand Jet. Sl Louis, Omaha, Denver D. Chambers, ...Alma and all iinta eaat .the' moneyed classes or- the govem-7:25 a m and Kansaa City Geo. llalversou $;so - WEBER COUNTY . TIME TABLE Some .Ji socialists. Jb.w - The Kind You Hare Always Bought V time a JUDGES SUPKEME COURT. k guished socialist.women; . This peoples palace will provide parlors, a library, "a theater, offices for workers associations, a cafe, a roof garden, large conservatories, a GENUINE ALWAYS gymnasium and swimming baths. Everything is to be sumptuous, beBears the Signature of cause, to quote the prospectus, the laborer; must become acquainted with all the modern, comfortable luxury of tbdweslthy classes and grow .intolerably dissatisfied with the present conditions forced upon the workingmen V the professional politicians and habaopbiUts In order that an intelligent rebellion' shall speedily fol' low. the second Lyons, FIND MANY RARE SKELETONS. city in France; In Use For Over Marseilles,- the third, and Lille, the Years. fifth, all having socialistic municipal HE CCNT.UH COMPANY, TT MU. AAV .T.ECT, N.W VO.. CITY. Caraafie Mmmmmm Rxaadltlaa governments, promptly followed Paris the Raasalaa at RattaaS example and have started subscripXaiibn. tions to provide luxurious palaces Prof. J. B. Hatchen, ths curator of where. the. masses may find recreatibh' palaeontology at the Carnegie mu- and mental stimulus. seum in Pittsburgh, has just returned HOGS DIG BRITISH GOLD. from' the west. Under his direction . i extensive explorations were made "by BseteS the order of Dr. W. J. Holland, the Tnassn.Wee VoaxiIsImXYolsllaaarr Beeth director of the museum; in Utah, WymnS Ceeollee. , Nebraska. As the J oming, Colorado and result three carloads of- material, Jeff Richards, a negro tenant on the y plantation of R. L. Wallace, weighing 30 tons, are on their Kings to the museum. The collection con- mountain, in Yorkcounty, near S. has tains complete skeletons of diplodocus discovered, or rather hie hojgs C., discovTHE FIRST NATIONAL and brontosaurus, monsters about 73 ered, a quantity of believed' to gold this nose to the of from feet long tip buried by the British officers have the end of the tail and standing 17 beforebqen into battle "at Kings going feet high at the hips. No other mu- mountain, ffow much, was contained seum in the world possesses such 'per- in the iron box cannot be ascertained; fect skeletons of these creatures. as Mr. Wallace Ks keeping Jeff from In ths White river beds immense talking, bujt it is known to be s rich find. t OGDEN, UTAo. success was achieved by the expedi- The dates op the coins show that all of tion. The party recpverejiitfcutiful-l- y it is over hs years old.-snDAVIDECCI.ES,' PaasiDEHT. this is the perfect skeletons of titaAdtherium, reason for supposing that it waa buried THOS. D. DEE, Vica Pkxsidxnt. a beast nearly as big as a mastodon; during therevolution. The money is in JAMES P1NGREE, CkSUlEk of acorstherium. a hornleas rhinoe- - one and pieces. After confining 'some "woods Jbogs eras; of the excessively rare BOARD OF DIRECTORS: a beast half pig.t'slf deer, in a pen built. on the bank of Kings of which only a few fiagzdcnts have creek Jeff Richards went to feed them. DAVID ECCLE3, YE3L ' JOB PINGREE, The pigs sdgone to rooting deep and been heretofore known. Jeffs eyes fell on yellow spots in ths JOSEPH CLARK, .HOME ARMY IS STRIPPED. JAMB'S SHARP,' upturaed mud. He took the gold to Hr. Wallace ascertain the value. Then w. W. RITER, Vmele mss Mllltavr' Da a 'further search was made and the " GEO. H. TRIBE, atly alMtf fee Iks iron box;' from which some of the ' rusty ' .BARNARD WHITE, ad gqld hadopped,iras: unearthed.-'I- t VstalfB Sewrlee. . ; . THOS. D. DEE, was heavy with ths weight of gold. idea of the extent fa which .. ADAM PATTERSON. WILL WINTER IN NEW YORK. Unitthe military departments of ed States have been reduced lh Fetter Palatr Flssalsg le sin strength to meat the dsmands bf for- - Mae. SsUkU Series of; Seelal eign service is coorVtyad'ifMitraport of Brig. Gen. Henry Z. Hrriam, etortalaareats. mending the .department of r!ffsaouri. Letters received-- in New York city Bo few- - are tho officers Onutyiln the from Hra Potter Palmisr, whose so-department that one offiser'ofAae reg- cial euocese In Fsrie haa bieen grqti-tjin- g ular line, in artlllerjriiiflufXiaul. to announced that she friends, Dclamare Skerreit, bsstjfai bsiag first Maiktenant of the Thii& artillery, is villa at Newport,' where she' passed' an acting captain, in acting jidge ad- the Summer two.ycars ago, She ls alvocate;' chief ordnanceYoffiderir chief ready planning, for.- - s. series 'of .big signal officer' and acting'ehgincer off- summer entertainments. Any person who brings five of our ads. cut from icer His. PtlAtr is negotiating fbr a ' of the department1 Of' Missouri, the Times will bp given one free treatment with making sepisrdts She winter ' house; in Fifth .avenue.' reports in these vaas one. she wants furnished, already reGen Merrlam rious ; capacities. Wiggins tome, guaranteed to destroy dandruff and ' to. does not furniture cafe a afany bring condHlosof satisfactory O stop hair iruui tailing out. Price $f Ionic 75c.' ports from Chicago. The Kind You Hava Always Bought fairs in his department aii&eayt: ths Bean While Charles .T.- Yerkea .was In . I am glad to note that all Indian hntllf, will refund money if not satisfactory. Bignat vt tribea reaiding within thia depart- Paris she tried to .obtain hia house, .waa not Yerkea to Hr. but ment or contiguous to it have' continready give THE BAD IS ALL OUT. ued to be quiet and peaceable during her an answer until he returned to. the past year, as during the previous New York.' Mrs. Palmer also tried to To be sure you cant lake the Howard- Gould year, so that no calls have been mads rent the house which bad out ot everything. But you has taken for the season... tor troops in connection therewith. can out of some things at any 1b Islera. sreksr rb A rate. Take cud liver oil fur instance FADE FEELS HURT.! Naturalists say that. when ined minutely with a microscope it with its disagreeable odor and Asasysf fcr Melsmal Thai gar as will be found that no creature or ob- taste; in Scotts Emulsion all the aid e JBeleagr.-f- Hlas .IU4 ject in nature is positively, ugly; that Base SelS' fee Tssss. there is a certain harmony or sym- bad has been taken out, and )ou oil without anything metry of parts that renders the whole A fine hundred-acrfarm hear Nysck, agreeable rather than the reverse. have just the It is called Cod standing in the name of Russell Sage, So the most disagreeable tasks in disagreeable. was sold- at auction the other day beoil made easy. life, when viewed in their proper pro- liyer cause Hr. Sage refused to pay the portions, reVeal s' poetic, an attractive, taxes. The amount due was only 0130, side hitherto undreamed-ofTurn 'on' SUMMER EXCURSIONS. and the farm is worth 07,300. The sale the sunlight of 'good cheer, the deNew at Rockland see as the the well to. took,plsce City, termination bright VIA county seat, and was made by County s ths dark side, and you. will find RlbGRANDE WESTERN. Treasurer Randolph. When the. crowd something plesAitt, even in the most learned that Russell Sage was the owndreaded task. .Milwaukee, Wis. and return er and that he waa letting the farm go for 0150 not a bidder opened his mouth. , Mels ter NcsSeS hr Oak Trees. July 19th and 29th, $45.80. At WIGGINS BARBER SHOP, An oak 'tree of average else,' with They suspected that the title must be Louisville, Ivy. and return full of holes or that there was some 700,000 leaves, lifts from the earth 22nd and 23rJ, $47,50. other hidden defect about place, into ths air about 123 tons of water August Then'our regular prices are low: Shave, 10c.f Huir Cut, 25c., Bath, 15c else why should' the sagaciousthefinancier months is it inlsaf.. Chicago, 111 and return July 20, during the five let worth 07,500 0130? for property go Basement C. W. Cross harness shop 2317 Washington Avenue. 21, and 22nd, $44.50. Vesretsrts Dress. Vainly Hr. Randolph tried to coax of the Womens Vege.The mrmbers Colo. Spgs., Colo, and return a bid out of the crowd, and finally he r was forced to buy it in for the county tarian union In London have a new July 12th to 16th, $20.00. craze. It is for VCgetprian dress. They for 0160. have concluded that it is as wrong to By going east over the Rio Hr. Sage was seen at- - night at his home on Fifth avenue. I always pay kill animals for clothes as for food. Grande Western it gives you a my taxes, said Hr. Sage. That could They want vegetable boots, vegetable choice of three routes through not have been any land owned by me. gloves, vegetable gowns, and even vegetable note paper. They have decided Colorado, the Colo. Midland, D. Hr. Sage turned sway as if his busi1901 mo4l ness that one in each town to ride awl exhibit sample kid, the calf and the sheep and R. G. and tho Narrow Gauge, sagacity hud been motally in- shall the CflA IIP TO sulted. if their influence can be bicycle of our manufacture. YOU to rideMAKE spared, for yourself, taking you through the Royal do It. $50 A WEEK besides having a wheel ACKERS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE Gorge over Hagerman or Marshall 1901 Gusrinlssd old on s positive guarantee. Curas heart-buPass. For full particulars and place ydur announcements in raising of tbs food, 11 tress after eating or any form of dyspepsia. Ona little tablet gives im literature write or enquire. Time?. 7Over 2,500 people read mediate relief . 38 eta. and SO cts.- - Jor aalb by C. A. Henry, Ticket Agent, O. B. AM-SKWWallace Drag Co. and B. a. Xnolh. Brugglata. it every week. A Gilson, Agent, E. R. Hunt, Travel. many Rood as new.... We ship any bicycle QN APPROVAL to Pas. Agt., Ogden, Utah. anyone without a cent deposit in advance and allow Y You Hots Alwsy CASTORIA PACIFIC. Helier M, Well. James T. Haintnoild 8'Attsrhey....r.......C. O. Wbituiore. U. K llanhsl...' Glen Miller. Federal Jiidge.'. John A. Marshall Auditor....'.'.. Morgan Richard. Treaau rer.. : : J osepli Chi pman A. C. Bishop Attorney General f. ). ; ijQFornor IS That the quarrel between Frank and John D. Rockefeller is 'extremely faffaaeia im Shew the Week bitter and lasting was evidenced again TS,lr tmm Classes Sm the Slek Live by the action of Frank Rockefeller, when he had the bodies of hla two children removed from the munificent Rockefeller lot in Lakeview.ceme-terCleveland, O., and moved Into a new lot which he recently purchased. The Cleveland friends of the famous millionaire brothers can place : no other interpretation on Frank Rocke- STATE f . OCDES MILLING & to cure. 28c. aep ELEVATOR COS. I I Reet II Dough firvun. Taatsa Good. Um In time. Fold hr drantst. en. ELYS CBMM BALK 1 a positive ths nostrils. It Is quickly absorbsa. Apply tato SO cents at Dnugists or by mail ; susplM 19a by stsik SLY BROTHERS, MWanea Si. Sb TsricCil for sale by all grocers. |