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Show T fI, .( A,, . . t & THE TIMES. Entered at the postoifice at Ogden , Utah, as jnull matter of the second class. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. pronounced by Lincoln over the graves of the Union dead at Gettysburg? We have some university orators in California who remind one of Lincoln's boiler steamboat that had a seven-foten-foand a whistle, and every time the whittle blew the boat stopped. V(S)0D GSsiim LtssisHsi Mann9 ot ot cant to water but you :1.00 make him drink. One Year;. John Stuart Mill, who was not only a 5) Six Months You cant make him eat great thinker but also a great scholar, 25 Three Months he never went to college, well either. You can stuff food in- though said that every man has two educa DEATH OF JOHN FARRELL. to a thin mans stomach but tions; one that is given him by other persons: another, more valuable, that An Old and Generally Respected Citizen that doesnt make him use it. gives himself. Scotts Emulsion can make heEven of Weber County crosses the Din the case Of graduates from makivide. him use it. How? By universities the educational results de man himLast Saturday night, at his home in cf course. pend much more upon the The him hungry, ing self than the institution. great Eden, Ogden valley, John Farrell, one thin a makes Emulsion Scotts and orators the in Weber sculptors of the oldest settlers philosophers, county, and greatly respect- body hungry all over. Thought of ancient Greece were not the product a man of endowed colleges oruniversities, but ed by all who knew him, breathed his hunwas thin a naturally body of academic groves, last. ? Well it isn't. and a passionate devotion to He was born in Scotland, January 13, gry didnt you 1834, and came to Utah with the pio- A thin is asleep not lofty ideals. body neers, and was one of the firstjwhite men Increased Baggage Business. on a strike. to set foot in what is now this beautiful working gone The report of Baggage Master Code Ogden valley, and to him was due, in a It doesnt try to use its food. for September shows an increase over ii great measure, the upbuilding of that wakes Scotts Emulsion last year of 890 pieces handled at the part of the county. For the past year he had been ailing, up puts it to work again Union depot in Ogden, as follows: forUnion Pacific received 5,886; due to an affection of the spleen, re- making new flesh, Thats the warded 5,027; handled 10,913. sulting in his death Saturday at the way to get fat. Oregon Short Liii9 received 4,280; CSL'HNCKIITTON well-know- FRICK. Gusher In Fossil District. Word came to Ogden Sunday from Fossil, Wyo., to the effect that oil had been struck by the Wyoming Paraffine Oil company of Pocatello, in their well on section 26, one mile south of the old Clark wells. The oil is of dark brown color and good quality. The information came in the form of a telegram to Ogden parties from P. L. Griffin of the company, an experienced oil man, who has been through the California oil field excitement. The boring by the company which struck the oil wa9 commenced only a week before, but this is accounted for by the fact that a new hydraulic machine does the boring, and for purposes of exploration only. No tubing A is put down, but a hole is drilled merely for the purpose of determining if oil exists and of obtaining samples. Repobliras City Ticket. Following are the names of the candidates of the Republican party of Ogden City: For Mayor William Glasmann. For Police Justice Albert Howell. For Auditor Mrs. William Brown. For Treasurer R. A. Moyes. For Recorder W. ,T. Critchlow. For Attorney J. E. Bigley. The birthday of Dr. George W. Baker was made memorable Wednesday night by the birth of a fine baby girl at his home. n self-cultur- He leaves a wife and a large family of children and grandchildren to mourn his death. The funeral took place from the Eden meetinghouse at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and was very largely attended by peoplefrom all over northern Utah. age of 68 years. Send for free sample. OGDENS WATER FIGHT. Bandanas Proceedings to Compel Pajraent of OiK) At the regular meeting of the county board Monday only Commissioners Skeen and Wilson were present, Chairman Stanford being confined to his home by sickness. Treasurer Chambers reported that he had appointed Miss Juliette A. Marks as a clerk in his office, and the appointment was confirmed. Commissioner Stanford reported that he had investigated the complaints regarding the drainage from the sugar factory into Weber river, found that no nuisance existed and recommended no action. Commissioner Wilson reported two unsafe bridges in Warren precinct, and that he had ordered them repaired. The board notified the road supervisor of Wilson to mike no further expenditure of road tax money in that district, the reason being that the fund raised by the special tax is nearly " A Typical South African .Store O. R. Larson of Bay Villa, Sundays River, Cape Colony, conducts a store typical of South Africa, at which can be purchased anything .from the proverbial needle to an anchor. This store is situated in a valley nine miles from the nearest railway station and about twenty-fiv- e miles from the nearest town. Mr. Larson says: I am favored with the custom of farmers within a radius of thirty miles, to many of whom I have supplied Chamblains remedies. All testify to their value in a household where a doctors advice is almost out of the question. Within one mile of my store the population is perhaps sixty. Of these, within the past twelve months, no less than fourteen have been absolutely cured by Chamberlains Cough Rt?medj This must a be For sale record." surely by all leading druggists. Stepped Into Live Coals. When a child I burned my foot writes W. H. Euds, of frightfully, Jonesvilie, Va.. which caused horrible leg sores for 30 years, but Bucklens $23,-- al forwarded 4,487; handled 8,167. Southern Pacific received 6,908; forwarded 9.320; haudled 16,228. Rio Grande Western received 7,644; forwarded 3,174: handled 11,818. Total pieces received at Ogden, 34,- HS; total forwarded, 23,008; total handled, 47,525. Total pieces received at Ogden for same month last year, 19,791: total for SCOTT & liOWNIi, Chemist. 4oq Pearl St., N. Y 5ucaud$i.uoi ail drug"iaU. Commissioners. Co only self-deni- e, 1 Argnrd. In the federal court at Salt Lake Monday. City Attorney Macmillan, Assist- warded, 19,035; total handled, 33,826. ant Citv Attorney H. H. Henderson and Judge Ogden Hiles were on hand to watch the progress of the mandamus proceedings brought against this city in relation to the water fight. FOR The case on hand was that of the Ogden Waterworks company against the Throat city of Ogden, and City Treasurer Pneumonia Robert A. Moyes was put on the stand to testify concerning the financial reRheumatism deof lations the two. Judgment by Bronchitis fault for $9,553.76, awarded William Headache s C. Weaver, receiver, against Ogden Bruises last June for disputed water rentals, Earache was vacated on a showing by the deNeuralgia fendant that the summons failed to Toothache reach the proper officials until after Ousts judgment had been entered. rB;ujf8 growing out of the situation were assessed against the defendant and five which -- to "His ' atf days .was giw-- u Cuts answer to the suit. use this Mysterious Pain Physicians ' Another phase of the involved fight Pure m their families and prescribe it betweed the receiver and the city of in their practice. At druggists, 50 eta. to acknowlGentlemen: never Ogden, a mandamus proceeding, was edge the worthI ol' a hesitate good thing, conseI do not hesitate to acknowledi quentlynave argued and submitted for the consider- that I given your remedy a thorough ation of the court. This action is lest, and have found it to be all you cla.na. Kespectfully. Vi. to enforce immediate payment j brought J. H. PUTNAM, 3L D.f Rutland, of something like $25,000 on two judg-- j SCOTCH RtMEDY COMPANY ban fkanciscc meet, while the city insists that the csteernAgeny company shall accept city warrants hearing of Millie G. Reed vs. R. that will be paid in numerical turn. Something: like $24,000 i, in the trees- o,epp"wX ury, and judgments and warrants ag- - H. Burgitt was indebted to the estate f. E. A. Reed and Hume is the adgregating $70,000 are outstanding ministrator of Burgitt. The amount claimed from Hume is $1,051.82. The ACKERS ENGLISH REMEDY WILL STOP court took the matter under advise- - Remedy jfi W m PEERY BROTHERS Two Blocks West Z. C. M. I HOOD OLD AND fix m Come in and See Us. m m GOOD m TREATMENT, m GOOD GOODS. 2J m J Now is Your Opportunity We have placed on our Bargain Tables a largo line of Mens, Boys and Childrens clothing at prices so cheap that it will make your pocketbooks laugh and you and your boys happy. These suits are first class and styles up to date. Call at once and make your selections. I.It there is a tendency, Clothing House 2345 WASH. AVE. or Registrars for Ogden City and Their Offices. Registration Aijent have been appointed fo t.ie comini; city election. Instructions will be to these on Mondav and notices will then be re;ltrars pasted October 5. The agents are as follows: registry Fi-.- r. Ogden precinct Mary Shipp, 8343 Washing O l Avenu-.- . Stcu.nl precinct A. White, 40 Thirtieth un- is-u- derrate the value of the college, but on the other hantl, declares the Sacramento Bee, Putnam REGISTRATION. THE QUESTION OF A COLLEGE EDUCATION. It would be a great mistake to l . I ment. NEW WHEAT WANTED. wNow Running m I cough at any time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, ir money refunded- - 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by Wallace Diug Co. and B. G. Kuoih, Druggists. MILLING CO. . Dont Rub It In. lore Satisfaction Guaranteed. com- ed street mon to college men, to plume themselves on a superiuty that is often more Ihird precinct O. P. McDowell, 331 Twentv. seventh bireet. precinct Joseph R; Paine, 120 Twenfancied than real when they compare tyFonrth rixth street. Fif-precinct W.G. Child, 835 Twenty sixth Arnica Salve wholly cured me after themselves with men who have lacked Sixth precinct -- Ellen ST. Shepherd, 220 LinInfallible for collegiate instruction. everything else failed. coln A college cannot convert a tin whistle Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises and seventh precinct Othcllia Ilalgren, 234 Grant avenue. a trumpet. into Sold Piles. by Jesse J. Driver, drugEighth precinct C. D. Tyree, 176 Most of the great mentif America, as f.rt gist, 2363 Washington avenue. stieet. Charles F. Middleton, precinct of other had no Alma countries, h Mater. West Twenty-fourtFeminine Costume. street. Tenth precinct Waiter Parry. 1743 Wasliing-iimio- n Abraham our Lincoln, Amerigreatest avenue. Decency. a correspondent of the received Eleventh can, US Washprecinct James Har-oscarcely any schooling, New York Sun, sends the following to avenue, but what college graduate in this coun- ington Twelfth precinct Niels Anderson, 100 Washthat paper: avenue. ington ever delivered an comoration to Not half enough has been said by try Thirteenth Precinc'.-- A. I. Stone, 1266 Washin nobility and beauty with that ington avenue. your correspondents, and in your point- pare Fourteenth precinct Joseph Baxter. 069 Donums a enue. ed editorial a year or two ago, on the fifteenth precinct -- Sarah Eldridee. Sixteenth precinct-Lo- u S. Fleshlier, present style of womans dress. It is u Auams avenue, very trite and cheap answer to talk of Seventeenth H. A. Sims, 729 Twenty fourth street precinct mans imagination and quote the provEighteenth precinct Walter Twenty-fourt- h street. erb, evil to him who evil thinks. Nineteenth preci ct James A. The fact is women a-e- nue. . F. J. KIESEL & CO OGDEN, TJT.A-H:- . p, that must know, well know, that they are forcing on our attention, not only their natural form (which fashion might be defensi- ble) but in multitudes of instances an extreme and artificial exaggeration of the peculiarities of that form by means that can he seen in some shop windows and are indicated in many women in the streets inevitably suggestive and often ridiculous. Li is shameless. And they further exaggerate their real or artificial baal anatomy by the backward hand pulling up and sidewise the skirt. absurdly long, dust-gatherin- g Sounds reasonable. lid., page 5. Dr. Barbers Twenty-fourt- h ' street. Twentieth precinct Vide B. Smith, corner Kobiuxii) and Tvler. 'I wenty-fir- st precinct Clara Toulter, 2524 an liiiieii avenue. Twenty-seconprecinct Hattie I,. Brown, Orchard avenue. Twenty-thirprecinct Lilian Foulger, 54S 1 10T.7 GENERAL WESTERN AGENTS MADE FROM Pure Hops and Malt NO SUBSTITUTE d MIECOBMEATDEB BY mrsiciABssvi IPOBUBfS EXTD8ACT Sixty Years a Household Remedy For Burns, Cuts, Sprains and Bruises. CAUTION! Witch Hazel is not Inskt upon Geu-PONsold EXTRACT, sealed bottles, buff wrappers. only in d street . wenty-event- h Thomas Twentv eighthprecinct street Twenty-four- th 5-l- a Twenty-fift- 31&. h precinct-Minn- Adams avenue. ie W. Gibbons, Farr-Sml- lh The Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg has sent an expendition. to in Siberia to recover remains of a mammoth which have been found in perfect preservation. The skin, hair and flesh are entirely, intact and the stomach contains the matter of the last meal of the beast. New York Sun. Ivo-lym- EXTORT AND BLUE RIBBON. Pabst Brewing' sk By All First Class Dealers. |
