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Show OUDEK DAILY COMMKKClALi Tl'ESDAY. MAY 5, 1E5L ' OGDEN. . M. - - COU-flX.- .. TCEa&Af MAS a MuijUlJ auruM U ft fVnn MiA, tl w feHEHiBicf k (ukMLk IkU tl. (A. OKI CaTI. . 4- -4 . f !' 11 . ill tj Jit bnta iU ejtJuet u-- L tuofi th StHith poi. use of ugroRs, jui i, eeii.su ll tetf.tii statistics on of Cgura The that the use f fpirit U and the rotuuituptHia of ulk-a-t t'iiu oath br affords xue coisuu)ptk& tU Uaitl Stat. in the I'tab. fur Tbw is also a u the ttnttwi atthrua--Poatuffiea at OcW, iweutw Tinas tit null traiailtua) ul iiM. Tta in use tL fcdvanoe small BltlMW.1 tuutuoiptton ft capita in gallons since 180, a aatrtiiuwJ by the govern aient. TflK VHESWESrS Tul'tt. as folio it tha unite at IWtlauJ, party prtMidt-ot'- i . : official aohedula to the AfXiortliB, today, Mountain Oregon, at 11 a. time. It will visit Taooina and inttle tomorrow and return to Portland Thursday. On that day it will pasa through The Dalles, Umatilla Junction, IVoJl-to- n and arrive at Le Oraode, Oron. Oa Friday tha train will paaa Huoting-Um- , Iioiss City, Mi.Cammon and arrive at Ogdm at 12.30 a. ni., (Mountain time) on Saturday, May 9. It probably will make no stop here but will arrive at Ra!t Lake City at 2 a. ni, and remain until mwn. It will then proewd to IVn-va- r upending by the Kio Grande, Sunday at Glen wood Springs, Colorado, and will reach Denver, by way of Lead-vill- o and PueMo, at 9:15 a. w., on May 12. The tram wiil be at Omaha ou the 13th and go east on the 14th t ver the Wabash by way of Hannibal, Mo., Springfield, Ills., and Indianapolis, paa eing that citv the aame day. The president will be in Washington on the 15th, about a week from the time he pauses through Ogden. He a ill then have been absent from the capital thirty daya, and have He will milea. traveled 0,ial0 tour the have made greatest ever performed by any ruler on earth, considering the distance he has raveled, the swiftness of the train, the engineering skill required to makesuch a journey possible, the lack of ostentation, the kindness of the people to him and his safety in the presence of b11 classes without guards; the tens of thousands of people he has personally seen and greeted, and the vast results of industry and skill he has witnessed. No such journey will be possible by any other ruler elsewhere on the earth until, peihups, Russia becomes an enlightened republic say a century hence. And what will the United Sthte be thent UNITED STATES ORDXA.XCE. HILT LlvtOlU. .ta ... -J 3 . I4 -- ..... lj ...!. ...! -1 S iv;v .. ,. .. . .. .it . .. :k Jt ...Lit . ...l.SO . ... AM lu i:.' Vju .i;.... i5 .Jj... ... li'.H IMB .: ,H .11 ua " ,.u.;t .'. M ii It w ill ba eeeo that the per capita U.U con sumption of whisky has fallen from about 2 gallons in 1810O) to about Hi gallons during the pant six years. In other words less than half the whisky is now used on the average than was con Wine seems to be used sumed in 1S6U a little and only a little more than thirty years ago. But bter, people appeared to just have beooms acquainted with it from 1840 to 1X) but since 1SG0 the average use bat grown from a little over 3 gal- tons per inhabitant of this country to over 13 gallons jier person. The rapid growth seems to have taken place from 1H0O to 18S2, owing prolwbly to the plan the breweries of the country established during the time of setting up retail plms in all towns. Another fact shown by the census is that the habit of drinking ttia and coiTee is growing in this nation. The following statistics will show this, the tigurea representing the average number of pounds used per person. COFFBB. 18 ....3.no.,., M is:) u I'M..., lWt 18()to o ....5.0..,. a.'. 170 TfcA ... .53 W ,v 7 1HS 4.4T 6.H0 1.W? 1W S.M l.Si Probably one reason coffee is now used more than formerly is that the people of this country are able to buy it more generally than formerly. And with the enlarged use of beer, and coffee too, the improvement of railroad transportation has had much to do. Pukbi.0 projKwes to commence early to In these times when it is fashionable for newspapers to depreciate the United prepare for a Fourth of July celebration. States navy and its armament it thrills The Chieftain says: "Let every man, each patriotio citizen of this republic woman and child in Pueblo put his with pride to be told that the Washing ahoulder to the wheel to make the comton cannon factory ia the most complete ing Fourth of July celebration a grand and important establishment of the success. It any man dares to attempt to organize an excursion to take people out kind in the world. or town on that day 'shoot him on the will an from The following eichange " It is suggested to the Puebloans prove interesting and encouraging read spot.' Christmas will occur this year on that ing: The Washington gun foundry is the the 25th day of December and they most important establishment of its ought to begin to make preparations for kind in the world. 1 1 does not cover so its celebration. much ground as that of the Krupps in Germany, but it has better and more lm It is doubtful if there is cause for proved, machinery, and turns out what is in view of recent develoconceded 10 oe iine Deni aieei breechrloading ordnance in existence. pmentsto the people of this nation in Again, it is a national institution,- manu- the following dispatch from New York: facturing guns for the United States 'There have been 00,419 immigrants government alone, while Krupps' estab lishment is a private enterprise making landed during April at this port, the ordnance for anybody who will buy. highest number for April since 1882, Perhaps one ot the most interesting trib- when 455,450 were landed. The numutes paid to this magnificent establishment was pud recently by Sir Winfred ber landed last April was 49,084. Hope, of the English artillery, an expert w ho was sent over here latt year to look Boston's "culchaw" has received a seat what young Commodore Folger was blow. Prof. Swarni Baeshava Naud vere doing. In a long report which he made g Saraswati sits down with a dull ooours this gracious extract: "I spent the greater part of last thud on the pretensions of the in Washington, where I was Boston literati as students of Oriental formerly attache to her magestv's legaliterature. a while received and there tion, very kind invitation to examine the new guns 1 knew that the and the navy yards. The opening of the Wasatch Driving guns made there were on the same gen- Park was certainly a success. If the eral principle as the modern English and French guns, and expected to condemn managers will continue to put up like that the Park will be a everthing, but in the end could only praise. The faulty proportions and big thing for them and Ogden loo. alwminable workmanship of our English guns is carefully avoided, with the result In the line of sensational notoriety that, unlike the Elswich and Woolwich guns, the Washington guns can be just now, Hutchinson, the stock broker, thoroughly relied on to do what is pro- and Anna Dickinson, the orator, are fessed for them. This is a large statement, for the Elswich and Woolwich dividing the honora . 1 1 A 1 uign-pow- - sickec-enin- r pro-gram- guns cannot be relied upon to do more than 50 to 75 per cent, of what they are do. The Washingprofessed to ton guu faetory is perfect, the to in lathes the any superior and country, tluy work faster. The secret of the good workmanship lies in fastening the responsibility for everything upon some ofBcial by name. Here in happy England the system is that to man shall be responsible for anything. The country is soft, so indolent, so ignorant, so rich and so earless that it ii perfectly contented with floating down the stream gaily to coming disaster, when the awakening will be too late; but wise, old Uncle Sam insists upon some one naval officer being responsible by name for each individual thing. All these officers being on the active list of the navy their own lives may depend, the uext year, on the carefulness of their work this year. It is then no wonder that not one of the Washington guns has ever burst, or failed to do what it was intended to do." . rest from polar explora tions the fever has again broken out with increased intensity. Four expedi- After a long This town may not get President Harrison to stop over to see the folks but it may have John L. Sullivan here over Sunday on the 24 th. Scxday was such a beautiful day that many people were glad they died on Saturday. had not Reduced Rates. of the merchants and traveling men ir. Ogden who may desire to work up some business with parties on the Sevier Valley branch we have decided that on, and after tomorrow, to make a single trip rate from Ogden to Manti, Ephraim, Spring City, Mount Pleasant and Fairview $5.70, and round trip tickets, good for ten days, 18.55. This is a reduction of f 1.25 on single trip and $1.90 on round trip. This rate will also apply from the above stations to Ogden and enable passengers to do their shopping in your city if they see Rio Grande Western Railway. Ht For the benefit , A Good Bargain. Two acres corner Twenty-sixt- h and tions are being organized. Three will Harrison streets; 150 feet, corner Thirty-sixtgo to the artio regions and one to the and Ogden avenuo, 2953 Wash An expedition to the east ington avenue. antartic. ikVKi fcOCB, Lms a&d iiumt oiuft of San Francisco. On critic tier pro- First Appearance in ttia Faroe of t nounce it tb best play yet written by Lmibe&t Artiita, an American dealing villi California Lf and character. Another make not of MILTON tb fact that Mr. Nobles is tb only playwright to data who baa been abi to writ a California play without dragging XI in tb Chinaman a a principal t y k-- Mil' .Verve and Liver Pills Saturday, May 9, 1891. First Pita eucpLmect i its ctbu6i8ue mccpUon ia California and it cordial prais by tb ccta prss nl grt i ... AM) 6EATD OPERA HOUSE! b will b ot l&tfet to OgJeo It U ia ct m follows. tiaut The exterior curber ar to I )octd as r originally plod Dfekf her tLr as can determine!, and old f&oes. . are to be takao ts having bese porta, rarrecily planted. Mo&uifeecM in the piiW ot tha street eaa only b a luode of aeUrnunicg th original surveys, and that tfc city La no right to take away from or enlarge lean's lot or block, and bar a street ia loo ide or too narrow according to th existing recojg&ized lava, tb c.ty cannot mk any change, and th blocks will b held to cuusiet of tb pretiiuw euclol and renogmred a th original survey. It folloas also that a subdivision of a blo-into lot, and a subdivision of lot into taroeift, all old and well recognized t or paroel lines will b held by th ouurt to have been properly established at the tiui when the permanent improvement was made whether tit fences, buildings or trees. lu.i't .t I lW l. ,W .1 ...I. at. .. ...... AMUSFMNTS. i strt 5i V tL fcipad.tiuo lO, flfcUhHiSiti . Ac J i'tU. NordtAsajoii a4 ireMaut b fcU-c- .. mm T xi.iu sbW Plj. Tlr Ciij F.LiiUftr'i Sertrjr Cac&it tW rary Ti fcis "Fraia Sj to Rui are l r a lies or r.. .rt ii i at Yuba, CtlJtLx. during tt-rated U Sslx Lake City, A&dj, (.4 the Lk-tjyku;. Tb great tr? to f cb th ha jut Ltiiioi dove an ccloo that tb draaia Las received lVltj .. Dr. Nana-- a Pvl by t - ; . j.', tm fiiM. ta 4.4i. 7 esott pa saoeti at all Daliiemd hi Urf AJ1 i ImmJ .. M.:iJW 1aueriiwi fH - - Jii.r, I bMu i tWftj - t!.. JPcrj . UTAH. WILL THE OLD LIXE THE COMMERCIAL. FROM DOLLIE FINANCE AND COMMERCE SEE! SDH NOBLES. Thanr. On Sew York Kmr fucx. Mar 4. Th stock mtn'iH traia Pronounced by able critics the Best Modern Play yet written by an American. All Keeenery required by this production carried by th Company. aslubitet tha reactionary ia tmipar today which Picturesque Scenic ESecta, Startling Climaxes, Wholauome prominent at tunc during tha Last Music, Faultleaa Toilets. iroek. and abile then was do great activity out- Comedy, ilxquiiut M.la t. Paul. tii gTasfon generally aeorad DRAMA! Iumm for th day. Tha trading ela. A awt,, aliirli baa futht fif a react wo for loo tun-Prices 35, 50, 75 tixiay had (uof.ratiua ia Uttli Landau $i.oo. t in wiling. Tl and the k l a ard iuut-of-office a. m. May 7, 1891. uniut'rrti.t-- d until lair U Ua aftr u..u. ,in i,run toB from ,&1H fwr cot., but toward the cloe thw ra aa and the market rallied and Sual euoidriibl twt W than the low tiiruurK liorrt-uim'if the d ar rafi-- r. for June cloned 7i is ut POWERFUL Thursday w tt QUICK MEAL 1 To. :. t Bond. The F ctfc The Stow r'd lights same as your pas! hich is the Best one for the people! Th Str - which is the wonder of the age! Toe Sr u!ich emits no smell, no smoKe, no soot! The r tove which is always ready for action! The Stove which is safest and most improved! The Stove which is so easily worked and so simple! The Stove on which a meal is quickly cooked, Is called "QUICK MEAL' Call and see the Stove in operation. j L-- Wisdom's Violet Cream On for eradicating and preventing roughness of the fac and hands. Use it freely at night just before retiring and you will be delighted with a soft, smooth skin. Try it THE ASERICAS FLAG. How it Came to be Made the Way It Is. A Mr. II. H. Mund, in delivering an address on Arbor Day (April 21) for the Patriotic Order, Sons of America, at Billings, Montana, said: The history of our flag is curious. A few years after Columbus had opened the way for the civiliz-eoccupation of tliis V estern continent, there lived in England a man by the name of Lawrence Washington, who was in the year 1538. while mayor of Northampton, knighted by King Henry VIII, and he took for bis coat of arms a while shield on which stars there were three red in the upper part and two red stripes below. ThiB was the coat of arms of the Washington family. When time in ita fullness brought George Washington, the ninth in descent he Lawrenoe from Washington, emblem used this same family This design was painted on his family coaoh, and be baa in the latter part of his life two seals, both of which constars and tained the same the stripes in the same arrangement. This is not a fancy sketch, but is historWhen in the early part of ical truth. the revolutionary war, it was decided to have a flag common to all the united colonies, Washington suggested to Mrs. Ross, of Philadelphia, a design for one, and naturally enough he proposed his stars and alternate own stripes of white and red, and this design with the addition of the blue field was chosen to become the emblem of liberty and union. Mrs. Ross made the first American flag as it exists at present, and the house in which it was made is now No. 239, Arch street, in Philadelphia, and still stands. Pardon me if I here tell you a little personal history. That old house was the borne of my parents for many years. I lived there from the time 1 was 5 or 6 years old until I was 15 or 16. It was not known at that time that the first American flag hail been made there. It of rewas found out in oonsequenc searches made just before the Centennial You can well year of our country. imagine how proud I would have been as a boy had I known it end you do not wonder that I love that uear old house. d Gasoline Stoves! IHULMER New Toaa. May booda eloaed beverage in the market. aa foUowa : lStHi reg'd JJ.8.4 Passengers destined to the prominent O. K. 4 coupon , ..UuH 8. 4'H 0. Missouri should river i.u cities eaBt of the D. 8. 4H' 100 patronize the Chicago, Union Pacific & Pacific 4 oonpoo 13 North Western line. Magnitioect Pull man and Wagner sleeping cara, elegant Pullman andXorth-Wester- n dining cars. Copper, Lead and Tin. free reclining chair cars, handsome day Nw je. May 4. Topper, dull, nominal; Tin. firm, conches and comfortable Pullman eolon- - d, iead) ; riomeetic, ateady. ritraitt, MS.9V t'laiea, activa, (rm. ist sleepers. Is a new and elegant preparation SUPERBLY ACTED. Seats on sale at box md Act on a new principle regulating th liver, stomach and bowel through the A new discovery. Dr. MiW nerves. bad billiouanesa, Pills speedily cur taste, torpid liver, piles, consti)ation. L'nequainj for men, women, children. New York Money. 50 doaea, 25 Smallest, mildest, surest May 4. M.iufj on call, easy; Kw cenla. Samples free at I. A. Walker. wod rl Pruu merraotila rapr ciltrd 5' w. bterlm exchange, ouwt. ftrni. bitty-day bill sW.MiL ; detnand ; bar Kiier O. K. T. means Oregon Kidney Tea. Rocky JMountain Amber, made by the Scbellhas Brewing company, is the best uetioa bora of MILTON NOBLE'S Last atkl GREATEST Play cabled the Wheat 'Chaiiffe. Oniratio, Mny t. TUre was a liroly time in wheat at the ieuin today and it continued all day. fttarih cabl and hoary selling order cauved July, which oiened at 1.04'in," to drop to It.KS, a roaction to :r, folliming. There wna Another break and a decline to cent abote a dollar, tbnt being the closing price. fMiDEN PRODUCE e MILES, STREVELL BOYLE BLOCK, Pro Thing wore quite lively on 'Change yenterday for Monday, the report of the amount of busi- m transacted by membera of ht exchange, which was published Sunday, (teemed to atiuiu-lat- e lueuibera to renewed action. Fotatoea were a drug on the market, no one aocined to care for them, although a few deal wore reported. Wheat fell off 2'i centa per buahel but flour remained the aame and waa very firm at Saturday' prices. Eggs were rather quiet but the demand waa fair. Green vegetable appear to be more plentiful and deals are besoming heavie r. Arrangements have been made to issue an official price current by the ex. change. The sales yesterday were 1 car potatoes, SO cases of eggs, 40 cases of oranges, 100 doxen of radishes, 400 doi. green onions, 1,000 lbs. of asparagus and 10 cases of lemons. y P. S. : : ULMER, OGDEN, UTAH. Tin Shop in connection. Henry Wadman, rorcman. First-clas- s UNDER BEOOM HOTEL A'. FIVE POLNTS NEWS. Mr. Root left last evening for a few days business trip at Salt Lake City. The excavation for our new hotel and sanitarium is nearly completed. Albert Rostin, of this place, joins Chaneey Leavitt at Mound Fort in the grocery and sewing machine business. Success to the new firm. Miss Rose Harris was visiting at the Points yesterday. J. S. Southwell is the new bartender for J. W. Southwell, Jr. & Co. Mr. James Iverson is organizing a new company for the purpose of manufacturThat excellent plant which ing brick. he purchosed a few days ago at such a sacrifice will be used, and some of the have already be-o- o heavy rue new members. The Lynne Mercantile company has received a new line of millinery. Miss Victoria Barton of Ogden was the lady guest of her friend Mrs. C. B. Trocksell yesterday. The first game of the peason was played at our new base ball park Sunday afternoon. A large number were present and several Ogdenites came out to see the professionals get away with our scrub picked nine. The first two played without a score and either side failed to reach tirst base, but Remarkable Facts. end of the seventh inning the Heart disease ia usually supposed to at thewas called and the score stood as game when but be incurable, properly treated a large portion of cases can be cured. follows, Ogden 21, Five Points 7. A. A. A. Thus Mm Elmira Hatch, of Elkhart, Ind., and Mrs. Mary L. Baker, of Ovid Motor Line to Hot Springs. Mich., were cured after suffering 20 Commencing Sunday, April 12th, Moyears. S. C. Linburger, druggist at San tor trains will run from Twenty-fift- h New Dr. Miles' 111., Heart that says Jose, street to Hot Springs, via Nort h Ogden. Cure, which cured the former, "worked Trains will leave Broom hotel at 7:50 a. wonders for his wife." Levi Logan, of m.. 10:10 a. m.. 12:30 p. m., 2:50 p. m., Buchannan, Mich., whohad heartdisease 5:10 p. m. Fare for round trip, bath in for 30 years, says two bottles made him 50 cents. "feel like a new man." Dr. Miles' New eluded, Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed by H. A. Walker. Book of wonderful free. & EXCLUSIVi: AGENTS, EXCHANGE. Prices That Kuled on Various visions Yesterday. Hich five-pointe-d five-pointe-d 3 w T . Wednesday, A.piil Q9th. ATTERBURY, DOBSON BONNETS Hats mi ! r & & j Caps From 15 cents up. Finest Assortmeut in the City Cloaks, Dresses and Slips. In fact everything necessary, for we make a specialty of Children's and Baby Clothes, not only the outer garments, but the outfit complete. I 1 Fancy Notions in all Branches I iSIHOur Pride is Art Needlework Materials, 1 CO. I jga THE BAZAAR, Corner 24th and Grant. J. FERD CRAMER, Prop. tenti-monia- ls Troy Steam Laundry, What we Offer In Millinery. Come and get a noby trimmed hat for $3.00, usual price 15.00. Mrs. M. Fran-tyenext door to Clark & Sons. "Take it before breakfast." Dr. Hen- ley's Englieh Dandelion Tonic. Notice. indebted to the Union Mercantile company will take notice d that if the said indebtedness is not or arranged for by May 1st, I will place the same in the hands of an attorney for collection. Call on me at, store of Union Mercantile company, 310 Twen street and save costs. GEO. A. CRAIG, PEOP., All persons set-tie- h David EL Baldkhxie, Assignee. Think of buying your boy a nice plaid satinett suit for $1.85 or a nice cotton worsted suit for $2.90 a cassimere suit at $3.90 or an all wool suit at $5 to $0.50. It will be to your benefit as well as ours to investigate. Yours anxious to please. I. L. Clahk A Sons. Poivde! A Pure Cream 37 StTeblionel07. of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. Io other baking powder does such work. Remember, I am the only Laundry man in Ogden owning and operating his own plant. Best work and Prompt Delivery |
