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Show 0! FICIAL FEUD BITTER. ROCKEFELLER TfMk For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought XVeg e tabic Preparation forAs r stmilating thcFood and Regulating the Stomachs and Dowels of Bears the iJnfantsXhildren Signature of Promotes Digestion,Chcerful-ncs- s and Rcst.Contains neither Opiuin.Morphine nor Mineral. Not NAitcoTic. xw arouxtsiKOELPavasa Hx.Smnm In XmA.IXSJU-An- m SftU Jhffttmiat fHxm Seed OmUed Snaor . lMMtgrciw Hmvm Use For Over Remedy for Constipa- A perfect Diarrhoea. tion, Sour Stomach, .Fcvcrish-ness Worms .Convulsions and Loss OF Sleep. Facsimile Signature ot NT5W Thirty Years YORK. exact copy or wrapper. IIW YORK CffT. Caraests Museum Expedition Besnves the He mat ns of Extinst Monsters. Prof. J. B. Hatchen, the curator of palaeontology at the Carnegie museum in Pittsburgh, has just returned from the west. Under his direction extensive explorations were made by the order 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 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WEBER COUNTY FOB" F00B. UNION STATE Holier M. Wells. Governor T. Hammond. James Secretary C. O. Whitmore. U. S. Attorney IT. S. Marshal ...: Glen Miller, John A. Marshall, Federal Judge Auditor Morgan "Richards, Treasurer Joseph Uhipuian, A. U. Bishop. Attorney General Their rarpoIL ia to Show tho Work-I- ns How tho Hick live aud Makfl Them DlaaotlaS with their Coadltloa. n1 a.l members of the institute, widely xnown artists and famous flhysiciajis, have taken the initiative it establishing at Paris a people's paFce, which is tu be a copy upon a grander scale of similar institutions in iBruaseU, Antwerp and Berlin. Unly socialists' money will be accepted to pay for buiuling it, as it is desired to escape an' obligation to the muneyed classes or the government. of the 2,000,000 francs d ( $41X1,000 ) needed was contributed by the laboring classes in five days. The rest will be obtained by means of concerts and lectures to be given in city by distinevery part of the ' women. socialist guished This people's palace will provide parlors, a library, a theater, offices for workers associations, a cafe, a roof garden, large conservatories, a gymnasium aJid swimming baths. Everything is to be sumptuous, because, to quote the prospectus, the laborers must7 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 follow. Lyons, the second city in France; Marseilles, the third, and Lille, the fifth, all having socialistic municipal governments, promptly followed Paris example and have started subscriptions to provide luxurious palaces where the masses may find recreation and mental stimulus. Some 20 Bdtialists, One-thir- HOGS DIG BRITISH GOLD. Treisar Burled In Revolutionary Wav Found la Sontk Carolina. Jeff Richards, a negro tenant on the plantation of 11. L. Wallace, near Kings mountain, in York county, S. C., has discovered, or rather his hogs discovand brontosaurus, monsters about 75 ered, a quantity of gold believed' to feet long from the tip of the nose to have been buried by the British officers the end of the tail and standing 17 before going into battle at King's feet high at the hips. No other mu- mountain. How much was contained seum in the world possesses such per- in the iron box cannot be ascertained, as Mr. Wallace is keeping Jeff from fect skeletons of these creatures. In the White river beds immense talking, but it is known to be a rich find. success was achieved by the expedi- -' The dates on the coins show that all of tion. The party recovered beautiful- it is over 125 years old, and this is the ly perfect skeletons of titanotherium, reason for supposing that it was buried a beast nearly as big as a mastodon; during the revolution. The money is in one and of acoratherium, a hornless rhinocpieces. After confining some woods" hogs eros; of the excessively rare a beast half pig, half deer, in a pen built on the bank of Kings of which only a few fragments have creek Jeff Richards went to feed them. The pigs had gone To rooting deep and' been heretofore known. Jeff's eyee-fe- ll oh jjrllow spots in the ' HOME ARMY IS STRIPPED. upturned mud. He took the gold to Mr. Wallace ascertain the value. Then Unele Barns Military ' Department further search was made and the Greatly Reduced far tks rusty' Iron box, from which some of the Service. gold had dropped, was unearthed. It Foreign was heavy with the weight of gold. Some idea of the extent to which the military departments of the Unit- WILL WINTEfTixT NEW YORK. ed States have been reduced in Potter Palmer to Give strength to meet the demands of for- k,Mr. Notable Serle Plaaalair of Social is service the conveyed by report ' eign Hatertalnmeate, of Brig. Gen. Henry C. Merriam, commanding the department of Missouri. Letters received in New Yorlc city, So few are the officers on duty in the from Mrs. Potter Palmer, whose sor department that one officer of the cial success in Paris has been gratiline, an artillery officer, Lieut. to frieftds. announced that she Delamare Skerrett, besides being first fying villa at Newport, where she passed lieutenant of the Third artillery, is. the summer two years ago. She is alan acting captain, an acting judge ada series of big ready vocate, chief ordnance officer, chief summerplanning for entertainments. signal officer and acting engineer offMrs. Palmer is negotiating for a icer of the department of Missouri, winter house in Fifth avenue. She making separate reports in these va- wants one already furnished, as she rerious capacities. Gen. Merriam does not care to bring any furniture ports a satisfactory condition of af- from Chicago. fairs in his department and says: While Charles T. Yerkes was in I am glad to note that all Indian Paris she tried to obtain his house, tribes residing within this departMr. Yerkes was not. ready to give but ment or contiguous to it have contin- her an answer he returned to ued to be quiet and peaceable during New York. Mrs.until also tried to Palmer the past year, as during the previous rent the house which Howard Goukl year, so that no calls have been made has taken for the season. H for troops in connection therewith." Harmony In Mature. Naturalists say that when examV SAGE FEELS HURT. ined minutely with a microscope it will be found that no creature or obAomoyed by Statement That Fan Said to Heloas to Him Had ject in nature is positively ugly; that there Is a certain harmony or symBeen Sold for Taxes. metry of parts that renders the whole A fine hundred-acr- e farm near Nysck, agreeable rather than the reverse standing in the name of Russell Sage, So the most disagreeable tasks in was suiti at auction the other day belife, when viewed in their proper procause Mr. Sage refused to pay the portions, reveal a poetic, an attractive, taxes. The amount due was only $150, side hitherto undreamed of. Turn on and the farm is worth $7,5(X). The sale the sunlight of good cheer, the detook place at New City, the Rockland termination to see the bright as well r as the dark side, and you will find county seat, and was made by When tlie crowd Randolph. something pleasant, even in the most learned that Russell Sage was the owndreaded task. er and that he was letting the farm go Moisture Needed by Oak Trees. for $150 not a bidder opened his mouth. An oak tree of average size, with They suspected that the title must be full of holes or that there was some 700,000 leaves, lifts from the earth other hidden defect about the place, into the air about 123 tons of water else why should the sagacious financier during the five months it is in leaf. let property worth $7,500 go for $150? Vegetarian Dress. Vainly Mr. Randolph tried to coax The members of the Womens Vegea bid out of the crowd, and finally he tarian union in' London have a was forced to buy it in for the county It is for ijegetarian dress. They for $150. have concluded that it is as wrong to Mr. Sage was seen at night at his kill animals foil clothes as for food. home on Fifth avenue. I always pay They want vegtlable boots, my taxes, said Mr. Sage. That could gloves, vegetable gowns, and vegetable even vegbeen land owned by me. not have any etable note have decided They XIr. Sage turned away as if his busipajr. tlie that the calf and the kid, sheep ness sagacity had been motally inhall be Rparefl if their influence can sulted. do it. JUPOK8 SUPREME tOU .IT. H. Janus N. Baskin, A. Miner, U. W. Dortch. JUDGE 2ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Henry II. Itulapp. WEBER COUNTY- ..Uhas. It. Hollingsworth C'harles E. t-- Any prison w lio bring? five of our ads. cut from 1 lie 'riniHsi will be givn one free treatment with Wiggins tonic, guaranteed to destroy dandruff n.n ioiir item lulling out. Price of tonic 75c. v money :f not satisfactory. l.i.ydc, will i rs2?-:'-V- 1 s '' k1 : ""yr v ,T'V tL Sl !:. ' j.., , ;j Dj iv,; ? 1 ft! t County-Treasure- BARBER SHOP, At WIGGINS If 1 J.llT W:i-I'iipt"- A ii u iiii i . , iUXHTS WJtNTEB ffSNtffiifi . . . . . . Mat, .. I A . . 1 . . ,..1,1 u .ti.I.I 1901 model MAKE $10 TO for yourself. S i lUVilSIO cuaranieed Is $18 S &M 88 & 09 Models i&$7 to $12 rn lAl'f li l!; Hand Wher 00 Sacand laco to $8 ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE Mid on n positive guftrautee. Cures besrt-bur- n raising of the food, distress after eating or any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet gives 1m mediate relief. 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by Wallace Drug Co. aud B. O. IZaoita. Druggists. ROVAL to and allow rou take OGDEN, uTAn. DAVID Et'CLES, 'vritten for our I REE tuid iu TRIAL OFFER, j gustaatee for us citaiosuee rspcual i.2er. o ia ehlcagft. Overlaud Limited, from Chicago, St. vaul, St. Louia Omaha, Ltj ver, Kansas 2:10 p.m. City and Park City No. 3 the Fast Mail" from Chicago, St. Louis Omaha, St. Paul, Kuusaa City. Den8 :60 a in ver, and Park City No. 5 The Pacific Express, from Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis Omaha, Denver and Kansas 4:00 a.m. City C. A. IIENRY, Ticket Agent G. H. CURSE, Frt. and Pass. Agent. R. S. RUBLE, Tkt. and Pass. Agent. Union Depot, Ogdeu, Utah. 1 Men President. ARRIVE AT OUDE.V No. 1 Atlantic Express No. 3 Fast XIail No. 13 Mixed Ftby. 26lb, 1901. - jt . , DEPART. 1 No. 7 . J - LEAVE ODDEST. 11: 20 a. m. Bntte So. 9 m, and Pocatello, 12:25 a. in. Montpelier Cat-liNo. 5, Valley Passenger 8:25 a in ami Tintic 4 laike Salt No. e No. No. No. 14 Xlixed TRAVELERS the the Short Line seldom liteitate ahnut asking fur tickets via the comforts Oinaha-Cliicag- of o DOWNING, 1 !! Salt Lake Ihitte ami Poe 1 :4-. hi p. 111 j Commercial Agent. Salt Lake City, Utah. jll:5 Kind You Hove Always Signature of 10 Salt Lake and intermediate joints take the No. 8 Portland and Butte No. THE BAD IS ALL OUT. To he sn re you mn'l bad out ot every I hing. But :50a. m. 5 1 can out of eouie tiling? at any rate. Take cod liver oil fr instance with its disagreeable odor and taste; in Scotts Emulsion nil the bad has been taken out, and 3011 have just the oil without anything disagreeable. Tt is called "Cod liver oil made easy. 8:05 a in . . . , 5 Reasons .00 a m 5 Cache V .alley No. 10 Butte and Pocatello. 7 :IHl p ill Train south of Juab do not run No. 0 mi inlay. G II. COIISK. Frt. & Pa- -. C. A. HENRY, Til. Airl. fHiUEN. UTAH. Why The Ajrt, 1st WESTERN. Because it has no equal. 2nd ham Liiicnlii VIA reliable Ogden - SUMMER EXCURSIONS. old Milling & Elevator Companys FI.OUK should be used by all people: I). E. BUBL.EY. G. P. A T. A. HALT LAKE CITY. Taken up Small brown horse CAREER AND CHARACTER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. weight about 900 pounds; eix call old. Owner will please years An aiblreKS l3- Joseph Choate, at the send of the street car line Ambassador to Great jbitain, on south. Charles Woods. tbe cuieer and character of Abra- RIO'GKA.NDE 2:10 p.m 2:40 a id. 7:45 p.m Ex pres p. in. No. ? Salt lake and Tintici&Oo p.m No. 7 Salt. Lake and Mil ord Oik TC I Bears the hi No. 4 No. 8 Salt Lake and intermedPaul Ry. 8:0-a. in. CMcattL'MiMee&St. iate iuii)ti io. 2 Salt Lake, Piovn. MilSolid Train of Electric Lighted ford ami all points south. .2.40p in. Palace Cars The Finest Made. No. 6 Halt Lake and intermed-- . All coupon ticket agents Lave 5:50 p. ni. iale. point intermed10 Luke and io. Sait our tickets on sale. . .7 :25 p ui iate point L. L. ARRIVE. 1TED. Pacific Express Fast Xlsil No. 2 Once Tested : Bntle and Portland 4:30 a. :n. m 6:45 a.m 3:45 p.m in selecting the most comfortable as well as the Those quickest route. who have BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ADAM PATTNKSON. 6:00 p.m Little Care TIME CARD. Vice President. JAME3 PIN'GREE, Caebiee THOfl. D. DEE, DAVID ECCLE3. JOB PIXQREE, rJOSEPH CLARK,. . JAMES SHARP, . W. RITER, GEO. II. TRIBE. BARNARD WHITE, TIIOS. D. IEE, Pacific Railway. From the Rocky Mountains to Chicago and the East, have a loDg journey ahead of them, at d it is not a bad idea to use a NATIONAL FIRST THE ARRIVE OGDEN. No. bis carl life his with world the early struggles liis character a developed in the later years of his life and hi administration, which placed his name so high on the worlds roll of honor and fjine, has been published Ly the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul ILiilway and ma3 lie had by send i tig six (C) cents in postage to P. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. Because it makes tbe best bread. 3rd Because it is a home industry. 4tb Because employe Ogden it peo- ple. 5th Because it pays the hightst cash price for wheat raised by Weber County farmers. These are all facts, which should be 111. looked to. absolutely L a r j e. Bears the Signature ceed to pay & 13. I "01, P.. Louisville, Ky. and return August 22nd end 23rd, $17.50. By going east over tbe Ilio Grande Western it gives you a choice of three routes through Colorado, the Colo. Mi Hand, I), and It. G. and the Narrow Gauge, taking you through the Itnyal Gorge over H.igerman or Marshall Pass. For full particulars and Place youq! announcements in literature write nr enquire. the Tunes. Ot 2,500 people read C, A. llenn Ticket Agent, O. 13. it every weel Gilson, Agent, E. It. Hunt, Travel. Pas Agt., Ogden, Utah. new-craz- . No. the Fast Mail, for Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha. Kani.r.t vi: oiiDF.x. sas City .ever aud Pa .L Citv No, 4 Atlantic Flyer for Salt 8:15 a larainl No. 2 Overland Limited, for Iaike, Provo, Jd. and all point eMt 7:15 p.m Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis No. 2 Hcenic Limited, lor Suit Omaha, Denrer, Kansas , Luke, Provo, Grand June-- . :I0 p. m City and Paik City 2:15 p.m. No. i The Atlantic Exurew for tion mid the Eut No. 6 Atlantic Mail to .Salt Chicago, St. Louie, St. Paul Lake, Provo, Grand Jet. St. Louis, Omaha, lJeuver and all Point eat 7.23 a in and Kansas City 8:30 p.tu. EFFECTIVE MAY e -- 1iv: Shave. HU., II:iir Cut, 2e., Bath. j5o iiifiit l W. Cross harness shop mm- - regular pri LEAVE OODEK. (1. a mery-cochoerus, Free for Everybody. . TIME TABLE Clerk.- .Sheriff. Alnia D. Chambers. Treasurer Halverson ......Geo. Attorney M. W, Bostaph. Purveyor... ARRIVE OUliK.W John W. Gibson. Assessor W. E. Wilson. No. 5 Pacific Flyer from Salt Co. Supt. of School Luke, Provo and the eat 10:45 a.m B. Adams, Ch'rman. No. 8 Pacific Express fro in Halt Skeen. !Ii. G. Smith. Luke, Irovo, Grand Junction the east and 11:59 p.m OGDEN CITY. 1 Hcciiio Limited from Halt No. XI ay or ..........a.......... ...XI. S. Browning Lake, Provo, Grand June-ti- n Recorder J. X . I th. 2:00 p.m and Hist President Thomas E. Brow ..mg. Mrs. L. E. Xliller Lor-ACity Auditor TRAIN!. II. U. Xlaemilian. City Attorney Robert A. Moves Leave Salt Lake for F.urcka, SilCity Treasurer ver City and Ilehcr intermediate Peace of Justice City Joseph llall. 5:00 p. m Chief of Police J. E. Davenport. poinls Chief of Fire Dep't Orson Rizer. For Belknaj, anti, llebcr, Provo and intermediate A. I l'aker. City Engineer .3:00 n.in . A. F. Moyes Sanitary Inspector point 1 SPXDjfl ... ............. a..... ..a. . j. OT! Pf Arrive at Salt Lake from Belknap, Coal Oil Inspector H. XL Bond Silver ly, Kureka, Bingham W. F. Critchlow. and intermediate points. ..6:00 p.m Night Jailer Police Court clerk Ternes From F.nreka, Silver Cify, .MamPound Keeper A. Peterson. moth a:id intermediate 111:00 a.m COUKCI l.MKV. point 8:10 a.m T IT. Carr, For Park City lvf:lu a. 111 IT Is in met. Arrive at Park City From Park City 3:30 p.m 1' L Second Ward I 5:40 a.m (ieo. W , .Joij('4s Arrive ut Salt Lake & Tekt. Agt I W C roij?. Cr. W. II KINTZ. Gen. Third Ward Jos. Parry. E. If. HUNT. T. F. P. A 0. A. 1 1 EMI Y A " O IL GILSON, Fourth Ward reg-ula- - card five-guin- ea TIMES. 1 PACIFIC a Bodlu Socialists oi Paris to Establish a Magnificat Peoples Palace. the Fomllr Lol Cemetery. .That the quarrel between Frank and John 1J. Rockefeller is extremely bitter and lasting was evidenced again by the action of Frank Rockefeller, when he had the bodies of hi two children removed from the magnificent Rockefeller lot in Lakeview cemetery, Cleveland, O., and moved into a new lot which he recently purchased. The Cleveland friends of the famous millionaire brothers cun place no other Interpretation on Frank Rockefeller's action. Over the family burial lot stands one of the finest granite monuments in the world, which cost sn 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 Rockefeller's friends say that he wanted the bodies of his dead removed because John Rockefeller had consulted no other members of the family when he 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 his family withdrew a year ago from the Euclid Avenue Baptist church because his brother was the most prominent and influential member. What especially angered Frank was that John Rockefeller, according to some members of the congregation. forced the retirement of Rev. H. D. Applegarth, his close friend, who is now pastor of the First Eaptist church of Cambridge, Mass. FIND MANY RARE SKELETONS. TMI CIHT.UM OOMHHV, moves BBSS Ilia Chlldrcai ItmTti ! from LUXUBlr DIRECTORY. SWA This signature is on every box of the genuine Tablets Laxative Bromo-Quimtbo remedy that rare a cold tat on day ae ACKERS ENGLltrt REMEDY WILL STOP cough st any tlmsl and will cure tbe wont cold In twelve houJ, or money refunded- - 25 cts. and 50 cts. Fo7lle.by Wallace Diug Co. and B. G. Kuoth, Dr igglsts. TO CUKE A COI.I IN ONE DAY Take Laxative F.rouio Quinine Tablets. All druf(ififi refund the motley if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves kfgualuie un each box. 25c. sep ill OGDEN MILLING & ELEVATOR GO'S. ELYS CREAM BALM In gfeHiSiaSMJi gi I a pool tlve car. Apply Into th DMtriln. Itii quickly absorbed, so cent at Draesiata or by mail ; samples 10c. by mail. SLY BROTHERS, 50 Warren Su Raw York Cilj For sale by all grocers. |