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Show PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT TH1C THE LA PLATA CITY MIMES, Goodrich &lis Go's Clearance Sale FOR A GREAT SHARE OF IT. COMES Its fame is increasing each week and is extending to every Ogden household. That which makes it popular is the drawing power of its MAGNETIC PRICES. The people have a right to expect great things in times like these. They know that large houses, like ours MUST CONVERT THEIR STOCK INTO CASH from time to time. Our friends are daily growing in numbers, because "what It is our pleasure to serve ou r is good is worth repeating." As we wish to make more room for more fall goods which are constantly arriving, there is a much stronger reason why we can afford to sell at PROFITLESS FIGURES-That'- s what we are doing now. GREAT AUGUST CLEARING SALE. All kinds of Boots and Shoes cheaper than any house in If you have money to spend come to any city in the w est. us and we will give you greater value for it than you ever received before. friends. Miners Boots and Shoes at Lowest Prices. & COMPANY. GOODRICH 1 24th. 3 3 3 1 3 24th. FREE! FREE rr dozen at PnliiriAt nbotoa fl.50 ffewcorab Bros. Rooms 25, 20 and 2 Wright's block. N'oticn in tlii department will bo puMMuxl thn eouertitire (or riKKorrmm.it !) Goodrich !t Co's. great midsummer All pfrwuii ti.irint to wcuro aituntion are t ills iIIit. clearance sale still continues. liead their cordially inTitiittlptvaiila( "ad" today and then attend their sale UFAMKU MUTATION: KKSPKCTAHJ.K. this week. IV w..rl nf nt kimi. Hint of refrDC-M. L. Causey, charged with assault Well aciinaiuUMl in city. AdilrostE. P. Kemlrick ll 0 Liiioulu avenue. and battery upon the person of one Hhds fcMAKT BY T Hansen, was hned eiu ana costs, which ll,'AMKl-- A SITUATION I V tnunir man liiilim almost Bill tliiim. Aii he paid in Judge Bishop s court today dtrm A. M. I. Commercial ull ce. If you want to be "in it" read the big r Kh.NL H "ad" of the Putnam One Price Clothing TANI KIJ BY A COMI'tTKNT dnwnniak ur, work liy tlic ilay. Call on or house. They make a special sale on the aililrwM AJhiiik ayenne and Tliiru itrect. Mrs "Common Sense Trunk," which took first W. H. Jonea. Fire Point. premium at the Wisconsin state fair last SITUATIONS WANTED. 1 Only Five Cents a Line fall. The Troy Steam Laundry is doing Jay Gould and party, in cluding apparel ana car linen wearing aiimrtiKemnnta iimler this lipail will be in' No wonder Jay Gould sends his linen to line for eacu 4 at the rate of 5 oenu lie laundried here since the lroy aieatn in-on. payable in advance. Laundry does such fine work. WANTED. The business portion of the city is be by the Utah WJANThU AT CO'lTAtiK HOTEL. ONE ing thoroughly cant-awelady to lielp cook ; alw one lady to do Business and Commercial Directory can Lincoln avenue. chamber work. vassers, liusmesa men wnowisnciass fications in large type or copies of the FOR RENT. book should avail themselves or tne op ROOMS FROM RENTFURNISHED 17OR to portunity and subscribe at once. Grant avenue. tii per week at IOR RENT J1 board, tenuome. $1.00 FURNISHED ROOMS WITH per day and upwards at the ROOM HOUSE fcsTH FOR RENT ONE SIX Hit J15 ler water. month. One six room liou&e. 22nd audAdam; two $15 Also fourr om atr; per month. liotiees at till per month : city Wftter. Apply a-- h V B. H. Uod"ard, room 1U, rights' biock, Wirton avcuue. cij BOARDNDj?ojyis ROOMS AND BOARD CAN HE 170RNIiHEDvery reasonable rates from Mrs. ('apt. Lasher, 2(0 Lincoln avo., corner Twenty fourth. FOR SALE. I.Vjit eALb At LOW I'KICES AND ON easy tonus, the Jurvis and Conklin bouses in Lake View addition. Apply at the Oirden S-- Abstract, omce, rir-- t iNatioual BauK Dunning, of A. H. fiwan, "a Rent." LOST. UoruK SlKAtD. ONE LKiHT BROWN liisw, Any one know in? of her wherealxmts wi'l please notify (jeorgeJ. hvllef, 24U aL' ipon aven"e. 1 some work for ir w LETTERS FOR ADVERTISERS. The following letters for advertisers are beit g held at our onsinets otlice: "Secretary,'' is; B ' 1, Pleasa call and ret them. Miss Fo. term Restall's School for Girls. 2C27 Washington aveuue. Fall begins August 31et. A Sure Catch. The Ruby and Bon Bon cigars are winners and are the best half dime cigar on the coast. They are long tillers and ire made by union labor. For sale at the sign of the big cigar, Twenty-fiftstreet. W. S. Stone, Prop. h Ho!!! for La Plata City. LA Plata City stage line for the new mining camp. Rates reasonable. For Kind's railparticulars apply at W.202G. Twenty-fiftroad ticket office, street, corner Lincoln avenue. Stage will leave from above office. Also cut rates to all principal cities. From f 1 to $20 saved. All transactions guaranteed. h Grand Mountain Excursion. On August 25th the Rio Grande Western will sell tickets to Castilla Springs and return at a round trip rate of S3. Castilla Springs Fork canon is located in Spanish miles south ol is no prettier spot or but a few Provo, and there finer bathing within the state of Utah. Just the place to go for a week's outing. Furnished tents at reasonable prices, good restaurant, dancing every night, and plenty of other amusement. Beware of Fraud ! Tbe King of Soap of Denver is being sold for that handled from Sacramento by 1L M. Bond & Co. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Alex Loeb. of Loeb &, Myer, has gone to Chicago and New York to buy a stock of fall and winter goods. Jle will by absent about four weeks and will send back the choice of the market. Judge and Mrs. Miner and Mr. and Mre. J. N. Kimball went to Park City yesterday and will return today. Mr. FIVE FOISTS SEWS. Five Points is representing La Plata with both feet. Real estate seems to be booming up. New transfers are about to take place. Mr. C. F. BeeFon has all the business himself ard clerk can attend to, these exciting times. By the wav, the culverts on Harris- ville avenue have not been put in yet. Our street commissioners perhaps have left for La Flata. Tuesdav evening at about 12:00 a. m. our tire "department was called out for the first time. The boys came pouring in from every direction in A. C. Mode style, and within a very few seconds they bad broke their record, ana water was Dlavincr thick and fast on a hay stack some distance from the Point?. The Oirden City Railway company have completed their new track on north Washington to the city limits. The earth has been leveled around the rails in such a satisfactory manner that they may be easily driven over the entire length of the road. Tis the duty of the city to now make good the very small fraction of the road necessary for public travel on either side of the track. J. D. Jarvis, First National Bank Building. Schooner beci 5c t lar. ida at Broom Miner's boots and thoes at Ashbys. Schooner beer 5c a jrlass at Broom bar. If you want saddle horses we have got them, and good ones. Corey tJRos. Ladies when you want to ride ask for Jeff, at Corey Bros. Co's. livery. Advertisers get results at home and abroad when they usethecolumsof The Emm FANCY AKD STAPLE GEO CERIES. PICiNTICIANS! COMMF.KC'IAI. The best mining boots and shoes at Boston Shoe store, corner Twenty fourth and Grant. For a first clas hair cut or shave ashing patronize A. U. .Miller at iJ.U ton avenue, east side. Money to loan on real estate first mortgage in Building and Loan Associa' tion. lloom SJ, t irst National Hank. IT you wish to go to the Springs or Canon call at Corey Bros. A Co's. bai n. Will do our best to please. Dr. I. L. Meyer in addition to bis specialty has concluded to do a general prnctice. telephone JNo. 2 1, i. Treshaw & Co., undertakers Bnd em balmers; everything in our line first class. Only white funeral car in city.' Buy "pure" ice cream from A. Kirfg, corner Washington avenue and twenty sixth street. Reduction to parties. No skim milk used. Some cigars cost more than they are worth, but the Ruby and Bon Bon are worth more than they cost. Call at the sign of the big cigar and be convinced W. S. Stone, Prop. The time of year is coming for ad vertising aid merchants should not overlook the Ltah Business and Cf.rr- raercial Directory for 18'.r2, as it is bonrd to have a large circulation throughout the territory of Ltah. the -- The Teachers' Institute. The institute for county and city teachers, called by County Superinten dent Jos. Peery and to be conducted by i'roiessor K. S. i'aae, will meet in this city on Monday, to continue in session, day and evening, until Friday. A very interesting program is to be carried out. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Ref.d. M. Stein, Cincinnati: J. R. Shaw. Dayton, New; II. Cornstock, New York; Ira L. Frudenthal and wife. Wm. M.Mase and wife, Cheyenne: C. S. Hatch, Denver; J. Alexander, San Fran cisco; W. T. Riley, Hailey, Idaho; IL C. Murkness, McCameron. Idaho; J. H. Hayne, Bellevue, Idaho; Wm. Coats, Oakland; R. E. Dorsey, Chicatro; C. J. White, New York; J. II. Lounge. Salt Lake; Henry Carronl, Kelton; A. A. Smith, Chicago; Jos. Glentlenning, Salt Lake; Robt. Fallon, Boise City. Tim Driscall, Boise City, Idaho; Miss Bull, The Finest and Freshest Assortment of PICNIC and LUNCH GOODS to be found. Fverythingm Canned Meats, Game, Pates, Pickles, Olives, Cheese and an Endless Variety of Crackers and Biscuits. Call and see me whtn you are in need of any. Grand Opera Honse Building, 2516 Washington Avenue. -- A nv-- 1 E. FRIEDERICH. BKOWKING BKOTJELEKS. 2461 Washington Avenue, CVden 155 Main WE HAVE A CAR LOAD OF St, Salt. Lake Citv- - R ICYCLES 7 List Price. OnrPrir- Men e size, thirty-inc- h wnoms, aajiistADie, cone oeannffs. Mon's size, HiMncb wheels, ball town ice to both wheels., ftleu's Size. ball bearings to wheels and pedals.. oauu 90.00 - muni unv.ui.. a.ljnftftble cone bearings.!";:;:; Also Girls' Tncpcles, all Bizes and prices 35 S15.00 25.00 00 E"Ve have just received some Kodak Cameras, which nro th OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE IS FREEnni,. Class Amature Camera made. to att. t.--,- Knabbo, Fort Madison, Ia; W. BillingF, A. iient, UhiCHgo; J. 11. 1'urdy, tien A. Fove. Chicago; J. U. Kueh, Aew York; W. B. Taylor, H. C. Taylor, Toledo, Ohio; Chas. M. 'ater, Colorado. Wasatch Hotel. -- Alfred Moyer, Po- catello; John Cleary, Joe Weiss, Salt Lake: General t . M. Wood, ban r ran- cisco; Ed. T. Morton, La Plata City: Mrs. J. V. lialan, A. J. Mayor, Umaha; John Henzman, Denver; J. T. Middle-coff- , Cameron, Mr.; J. Davie, Emporia, Kansas: O. IS. Welder, Wm. Manning, Topeka, Kan.; Edward A. Smith, Salt Lake; John Linsley, city; B. McAllister, Wells, iSev.; 11. T. Kicharcls, Liogan. The Cestrau Joseph Conner, Mont.; J. R. Ross, T. B. Evens, Wells. Nev; S. Emerson, Dallas, Tex.; Dr. ti. lirown, San Francisco; G. W. Flumer, W. S. Elmore, Corlin, Nev.; J. P. Gross, Salt Lake; Lewis Cigtree, Butte; H. Rich mond. Boston, X. D. White, James Shireden, J. Bertalini and wife, Terrace. s. Coalville; Miss Allison, Coalville, Utah; Miss Alillen, bait .bake; L. W . Cross. Jos. Scowcroft, E. M. Allison, Jr., T. K. THE CIVIL CALENDER. Sterens, William Fuller, E. K. Kohler. M. W. Gridley, Chicago; Max Cases Will Be Set on Next Satur Ogden; M. Weil, Milwaukee; L. Wilson. N.. .; Jno. McManis, Salt Lake; W. W, Mason, day. An order has recently been entered in Uarson, .New; it Hynes, Denver; Tom ). Pitt, Mell F. Sloan, Corinne; V. H.Har the First District court in this city, by vey, Ogden. A Limited Supply of Money. Judge Miner, designating Saturday, The Broom. Capt. A. M. K. Storrie, Money on hand for loans on Ogden Aueust 22. IbUL as the time at which Wads- - city improved residence or business the civil jury calendar will be set for the Oakland, Cal.; James Shepley, Auke-- , J. u. jarvis, i'eler Lovelocks. e..; of worth, number property ana larms. The of month September. First .National Hang tsuilding. cases now at issue is quite large and New; E. Scuddleback, Chicago; C. A. hence the number of attorneys from the Bridgeman, Ggden; I. C. Thompson, J, Miner's boots and shoes at Aahbye. various cities in the Territory who are R. Asher, Salt Lake; Robert Smith, interested in these cases is correspond- Locer Larson, Rock Springs, Wyo.; Elmer Beltz, Cheyenne; D. T. Rvan. A. L. Very Anxious for Dobbs. ingly large. It is important therefore Lake; Joe that all attorneys, who have cases at Johnson, George Brown, Salt The Colorado authorities are very issue in the First District court at Copeland. Butte, Mont.; C. H. Bevans anxious to enforce the law against prize Utah; A. A. Rice, Denver; Scott Ogden, should be present on Saturday, Hyram,Salt C. G. Powell, Grand fichting. all at once, to jndge from the the22d inst, and see that their cases are rord, Neb.:Lake; R. M. Kelley, Otrden: Rev. news about our Robert Dobbs, copied Island, given the position on the calendar which F. M. Collier, Geo. E. Collier, Salt Lake; will prove most convenient ana advant Silas W. WToody, Robert Fallon. T. Dris- - from a Lincoln, Neb., paper: ageous. Robert Dobbs, who erstwhile helped coll, Boise, Idaho; A. M. Startzell and wife, Rawlins. Wyo.; C. H. Stewart. Al. the Lincoln Giants to slug neighboring Death of a Child. James Wethrell, bsse ball clubs, has gone to Colorado. Richards, The death of Edna M. Bell, daughter Hope, Idaho;Chicago; Wm. McDevitt, Omaha He was furnished with free transporta-tin- n of J. J. and Anna Bell, occurred at their Neb.; Charles Carson, Corinne; Mrs. J. hut. his trin is not exactly one of home yesterday of cholera infantum, M. Ford, C. H. Ford. Frank Ford, Miss pleasure or recreation. Robet is handy 1 year and 5 months. Thefuceral Lettie Ford, Salt Lake; Otto Kappelle, aged Wim UlS UUKea 111 muio no bunu uuc. ...:n ivn fpnm tKa rAairtftnnp . . . - - on Kicbfeenth Aspen, Colo.; D. D. Brant, Salt Like; He combines ristic ability with ba6e ball i. B will ...'.. street, half 1 af block west. of Washington G. W. Joyer, Ogden; talent, and in the gladsome month of avenue, ai iu b. hi. wuhv, ChiThos. HoteLt May he gave an exhibition of the former Depot Bonnett, La Junta. Colorado. A Denver slugat Glenwood Hattit cago; Springs; The excursion Tuesday of tbe Sons of Thos Wallace,Depen, Mrs. A. Talbott Bnd famger furnished the subject, and when the I A fin WHS h& tr fin C P.Ana Uvr:iii1l(IA was a finished v r uii " ri.. i tin k: o ily, Denver; J. F, Roppey, Clinton. Ia.; mill was ended the tough cial and social success. Delia Thompson. Colt; T. F. Hartley, product of the colored gentleman's art. It is not clear why the Coloradoans Chicago; John WalsoD, Cliicago;F. II. Miner's boots and kboes at Ashbys. . Loans Closed Promptly. There is no delay in closing loans on improved city and farm property. BUSINESS LOCALS. CITY IS BRIEF. who thirst for the vindication of the law should wait two months that's a long time between drinks but they did. Dobbs was arrested tw ice, but had to be released, because the requisition that was 1 .net K11 1 nrrtn v exDedted did nnt pnm however, Deputy Sheriff A. C. Hickman arrived from La Junta with the document, only to find that Governor Thnvor was out of the city. He presented his papers yesterday and they were pronounced regular. Dohhq una nrrsat-ragain last night, and at noon today he started for Colorado. DEATH OF THE JAP. Sorakichi, the Wrestler, sumption. of Died Con The death of the Jap wrestler. Sora kichi, who exhibited in Ogden last fall, was announced in The Commercial, on Tuesday. Here are more full particulars: Matsada Sorakichi, the noted Jan- anese, died suddenly in the Nippon club at 4 liVloolr Sutnrrlnv nftarnrvn fcV.. the past three months the "Jap," as he was known all over the country, has been suffering from consumption. For awhile he was a patient at St. Vincent's hospital. Recently he has lived in a Japanese boarding hou&e on West Twenty-tift- h street. The Japanese club the Nippon, is directly opposite at 227 West Twenty-fiftstreet. Of late Matsada has been without money, but his friends at the club saw that, be did not want for anything. He has been in the of habit about West strolling T.wentyJfth street Saturday after-coo- n he walked out, but was too weak to go fa'. He crossed over to the club room and sat down in a cbair in tne parlor. In a few minutes he fainted and did not recover. A doctor was sum moned, but the wrestler died before his Arnivnl Rntiirflnv '"iiirht tho Krwlw nma removed to the undertaking establishment of John Roth, at 25G Sixth avenue. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon Bnd tbe remains will be interred in Wood lawn cemetery. "The "Jbd" came to this ronntrv about ei?ht veara Btrn. TTa wnn vnnra old at the time of his death. His birth h n-- t place was at Shinano, Japan. In appearance, he was of medium height but of powerful build; his chest and shoulders were magnificently developed. He was intelligent in manners and did not dissipate in any way. A few years ago the "Jap' married a young woman of this city, with "whom he did not live haDDilv. Thev rlid nnl i;., . .i long. Yv hen Matsada was a vouth in his own country he had as a "teacher the famous Japanese wrestler, Isesagapa. in Japan Matsada was considered a third-clas- s wrestler, but in this held front rank. Ho nfcd,,.! country ,:,u -- H the hrst-clas- s men throughout the country. His friends say that he failed in Strength ever Rinr V.van T.,. . iitu- btrangler," wrestled him and broke his ankle. What's in a Same? The Journalist: Well then, there is no Pulitzer buildiDg." And the policeman spoke the truth. When Joseph Pulitzer completed the tallest building in the world, he determined that it should be known his name. He notified his employees by to alrefer to ways the structure as the Pulitzer building, and tenants were required by the terms of their leases to use that name on all letter heads and other stationery. The building lias been open lees than a year, and the decrp of its projector has gone for naught The public hare a way of settling things for themselves and the structure with the dome IS known from unA f to the other as the World building. Ibe tenants send out beautifully letter heads with "Pulitzer iiuildintr. New York--" aa thai s Tet of the repliesare directed' iu inn -- vona Buuoinr." And Joseph is wroth. nine-tenth- Ttah Honored. Perseval J. Barratt went to San Francisco as Grand Representee cf the Sons of St. George from Utah an came back Assistant Grand Secrefa.of the order for the jurisdictionot Cal forn'a embracing all the counlry wt it of Wyo- Col. Utah. |