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Show 0 Sine More God Crop Reports. model hatband,'1 says UU tlie ihr li.dianap.diMr. Gil. feeeter h& jast Uutshu woman.'" of noblest wjk There rt tirna. rliougrli when rhe alfalfa grown on twelve aero hif mother put the ftsjfbiog of (tod this year, the yHd betag 2,5 pounds to me sere, wuicn ai touches tO It. A - S). At Ho-- j pountli w;n bri.s l.im I3J forfllfaifft ieed beid pital a strike was pfwiptUed A. .1 .. 1 jg jsjgy Mr. 0. We Are Now Ready FINE QUALITY. JJjjJgfrj BliyCTS For Our Fall and Winter Trade. Rolstoajer, fruit buyer A: for Stacy Son, of afinneapolis 37 per the following information about jrnishes value to Pear River Y&Uey He ?aj- the fruit here, where the orchards are properly M Every Department, Every Shelf, Every Counter is Loaded with the Season's Newest Creations. You'll Be Interested, oreh-ardist- s. Al. ed Miss Alrina Hjimmei vina must be something of a i OF ,ie currot price of 12J cents per - lis i i same land. John gommer 6d $ ired for, is fujlv aquai, both jn purchased a Dew threshing outfit lalit; and yield per j.ree to the gasoline instead of coal for ', tsl orchards of Colorado, anrl ap-fuel, at the beginning of the of that state now command ' They report the entire goes down I" asks the I the highest pricM in the eastern in round pum--Jt JPueblo, Colorado, Post. Why "in for the season markets. The freight rates from ev will ijlso go down into Mrs as 70.000 bushels, there being! Utah si'ter ti)l season will bo tho approximately os,uuu pusnep oi their pockets. smie as from Western Colorado. ,000 b'.ishels of barley and oatS) Owing to climatic conditions the Paria is said to ?a 37,000 i,0O0 bushels of wheat. As there horses evry year. lerhaps M Bjn0 olhsr machines threshing ('.ah orchards are lees lible to that's wfcy her inhabitants con to tyg vaUeyf it is probable that (i .mage from frost than Colorado o chards. In the apple districts oi tinnally suffer from night- th(, t)U, produfj of K,.0Wil (1 sells at more 'liaiP the vajley this year was more than (' dorado, land readily than double the present pries of Jba prices for The Cleveland Leader says 500,000 bushe). land in the Bear fjiver Valley. The that Ohio grew enough wheat grain have been better than usual best bearing orchards q Coloiujo this year to make a barrel of this year and farmers are wearing have sold as high as S3000 an acre, flour for every man, woman :1 hrcfl smile, and they pay good interest on this and child in the state. NW, The largest acreage and the best Owners of Utah orchards if every man, woman and child av rage was grown on the Sommer pri:e. d i not as a ruje take as good care acres averaged 9S1 mM ure of getting it, the farm when of them as do the frujt grower; of world WOtlld aeem brighter. bushels per acre; k0 acres of this Colorado, but if they will do so, and averaged 13 bushels per acre, and A London chemist declares will grow apples in sufficient quanon at least forty acres the average of that no less than tities to ship train load lots, the was 2.5 bushels per acre. Many A girl's weight is composed of ofits here will be equal or greater forty-acr- e tracts of oats threshed by p Bllgtr. Nevertheless, the dear this machine averaged from 75 to! iso in Colorado, for the reasons slated. ' 100 bushels pey acre on sod ground .. . . .". . for1 with Messrs. Stacy, Hokingercnd oth- lemons, , ,, ,. supplied er fruit experts, by purchasing 160 spring plowing Mr. Pan. Ackerman acres of land in this valley, which TAFT'S PERSONALITY. allowed the best average of which they have set to fruit trees, have jy? have heard, where thirty acres From the U tters of Robert Lea Pnnn shown their faith in Bear River uu ousneis oi gats, .inc.) Buff Correspondent, Collier's Weekly, pouueeu uew jorK u,v), wno m iKsopmpaayiug .Inference (a yield between tail and Va le orchgrds, his trip mound the Secretary Taft Mo; hers w (th little spring plowing IS about 2o bushels bijdren nued do not fear iiIul has thut longei' croups. c,)ldi and wtjoopiqg Per juiotaer. "What will become of poor people if coal gos up and the 1 APPLES ARE 1 i Paul City UTAH New Dress Goods p prea-mercu- ry j The correct trend of fashion is ssen here at a glanes every stylish weave and color is shown, in profusion. CLOAK DEPARTMENT, We are showing a magnificent line of Ladies , Misses' and Children's Coats at prices thai defy competition. It will pay you to call and see them before buying. 1 I - Hats and Caps, o A LARGE CONSIGNMENT . JUST RECEIVED. The Longley Hat (the one we talk so much about at $3.ooV) You get no better hat, no matter what Cther mgkes at $2.50, $2.25, price ycu pay. . $1.75, Boys' Hats at $1.50, $1.25 down to 6q cents, An elegant line of Boys' and Girls' School Caps( or if you want a good Winter Cap for yourself, w have it. We are here with the Goods and Prices and ab solutely guarantee to gave you money or no sale. $i-5o- 1 j 1 two-third- s 1 Are you aware of the fact that we sell GROCERIES OF QUALITY than any other sforg in the country? GIVE US TRIAL ORDER AND BE CONVINCED. , R. L. FISHBURN & SONS CO, TREM0NT0N STORE. Stores at Bngham and Tremonton, , (. , . . 1 W Secretary of War in alfalfa for more than three cougli. Bei LttVAtivc Cough Syrup been William Howard Taft first tutet good. It works iff the coidlkroagli 'ears wUi fal1 below this average go went to the Philippines to b. tlcLowtls, clears ihe liti'.d. come governor, he passed an ni ich that it would not be consul So ( by Truinont Mt'icantjle t'o. termers. revening with aimum c r of Amur Thisprolitable isby good to excel supposed valley Resources o! Our Great State. team who had been in the of other Statcs the United Part islands some time and knew J' thc tuality f its (,ats aH wel1 a3 the difference, between CinAnd thou sjain. talk boot Weber county When ii j - Guar&n-tocd- .cinnati andManilaAfterthe its yield per acre. As corn is nof and of its apples nd peaches und pears, oats al- - aiid vineyards and its acres up, ui acres of party broke up one of themen Pwn here successfully, D To place your order 1 .' - YOU W TO vith us for - ways command a good price for timstOM, and of the thousands h.irse feed in thc local murket, (40 thousanc's of fruits and vegetables c jms a DU8nei usuau ana ow,ag in eaftaeries turned out t Ui vwar "We ought to remarked: this ship splendid fellow back. to spoil hs illusion a shame t,s in that folks the world over aren't ta superior quality our oats are dmiand at the meal mills whe;p just like the folks he knews are ground for breakfast food. t out in phio. )le makes iey Bear River barley finds a ready me think of pies, hominy, fried chicken, bjjf rocj ap- market at the Utah breweries and at present prices is about as profitples, Mr. Dooley, frosty mornable as oats. ings, oysters on the hhlf shell, Wheat on irrigated sod land will the oats and nines. New Ensr- bndtown meetings, the little rield forty bushels per acre' and red sehoolhouae cyclopedias on the Pri,'e here is 80 cents a ,,U3helusual Pncethe installment plan, the square fllcn ,s al,ovo state that it is as deal and a home run with the Pienced farmers basesfull out here where man e:isy to get one hundred bushels of per re from Bear ltiver Valwear his shirt outside his breeches to keep cool in mid ley soil as fl,r,-- lnlsheis of wheat winter, picks his dinner off a ana thal oals USU!lll' Plve larKcr banana tree out of the window, profit. concealfjhis bolpajnd his Mauser Harry Sealer's Apple CiQp. and bil thoughts behind the miltis of friendship varnished We had not time to stop at Harwith Spanish matters and is ry Seager's orchard last week when jn the Four Hundred if he can wv passed through Klwood, but we sign his name with ascrdl.Oh, could see his trees loaded with Hon won't he bp easy for them I11 Davis, Spitzenburg and liolden But that homesick nnd cyn- Russet apples until they were nearieal 'American reckoned with- y broken down We understand out his host when he predicted (hat from 300 trees on about two that Judge Tnst would be easy land he has lQOO boxes for the Filipino. Mr Taft in. of salable apples and about 400 doubtdid suggest big rod apple bushels of culls worth 50c to 75c a chicken, am) other ch.irrv bushel. His orchard is still yout g things to the expatriated A- a id has hardly come into full but he not an eaT mark. The Tafi tact ami voice Since the above wak in type we and laugh radiate homelike r rn tll,t j,f.v a a chwers. 1 here g o i ' nch of the have paid Mr. .eagcr $SQ() man that it is uo wonder the apoiil American in Manila included an acre for the apples grown on his Mr. Seager orchard. pretty nearly everything he could think of In his list of sold early and at present prices the thing suggested by the Taft Uturns would have been nearly Sl200an acre, - j - - - - - - yjur listener would upon wfaieh why ba MtODishad. If yoar story teller continued his Darntivi a id told you that a apple ocrhard i.a that county would support I family aid that each would yield and does yield , 7 1() bushels of upples, werlh IT.'iO, be fivg-acr- c would be telling the truth. Then go with him into Box Klilor s maty, as he details to you a true story of the great orchards there, of the thousands and thousands of bushels of peaches and other fruits which those orchards p o ,!ii:e, aud of the melons and grapes s dpped from there this year, you would bu more than astonished. Go further north, iuto Cache county, whi h jrows more wheat than any other cjunty in the state, and you likewise would, be aslenuhed at the know lodge you w.mld gsin regarding the sgrieultural a id h iiiici.l ural rooures of ihe state, while in Caoao county you would also le rn that, iti the live stock industry 35,- 0 W head of cattle and tOO.OOd sheep fihd lams to house them, and that t vo con leased milk factories use lo, 000 dlons of milk daily. -- Albert F. I'hilhps t Salt Lake Tribuue. OOrrall and Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Windows, Doors, Mouldings, etc. and you will do a little better to do it now. We don't think it out of proporSome people think that lumber is high. The price we are selling at now will very soon tion to many other things. look 'cheap' if the railroad companies increase the freight charges. Buy now done We have to we could all and take no chances. protect your interests by TWENTY we which some will and have receive on the old freight CARS, buying rate. This stock, however, is going very fast, and, as a matter of fact, when we have to pay more, we will have to charge more or we can't "keep the wolf Our one-inlumber is full thickness. from the door." ch BARBED WIRE, BRICK, CEMENT C& NAILS, gfi STONEWARE IN WAGON LOADS, Fruit Jars of all kinds including Stone, Portland Cement Cf& Hard Plaster. 00 All Kinds. Hardware of Guns, Arnmunitoiiia Etc. We Give You a Phonograph Free of Charge, g 50 30 0 , We are here to please. Come and see us. t (Bell and Bear River Valley Telephonas No. Kings Dyspepsia Tablets do the work. bear-merican- a, : . ten-year-o- ld Mi. Call us.) Wilson Lumber Company, Utah. Tremonton, "WHBfiE GOOD GOODS ARE SOLD." Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion, bloating, etc.. yield quickly. Two ilays treatment free, Ask your druggist for free trial. Sold by Tremool Mei. Cn. Seven New Bridges for the Valley. ttt fl-je- - II. At the meeting of the couim eotnnii. sinners, held at jrigham en unmday ,lhe Denver Bridge Co, was awarded the con to Trade lor a Calilornia Farm, tract for building teres steel bridges In Chance Box Elder County. If you want a ten acre orchard Six of thest are to sp m h,. l.id river , in California, five acres of orange aid the other Ihe Bear River at Hoasf trees and Sve acres of hearing aprivillc. The tODtrael price for the whole alcot tteps; for your Bear Hiver a isiness, Ineladlof the fauadsiiou and ley apple orchard, please inquire wings of concrete, is 25 ,601. for particulars at The Times office. This also includes the rspainung of SMNEULES for toe Kidneys tight brtdffi spa in the eountv. TWf JTUIItV rot i.Cf J 0$' FOR SALE, THE KENT HOTEL Trenionton. Doing the hest lniiuess between Ogden and Malad. Twenty rooms, all in good n Main Street near railroad station. lleason for order, for selling poor health of owner. Thia is a bargain for any man. in well-furnishe- Also :i and terms ilrsirshle building lot MMBlre of 30 by 150 feet on S Tremont Street. For priM KKNT, Tremrn'or,, I'tah |