OCR Text |
Show " - j4 T Wu -- V. '. V,- - WEBER COXT2 All Other Treatment (Continued from first page.) TIMES- - STATE HEWS KEW3- - GENERAL Dropped COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. 2T , )e . at Burglars broke into a store ny will declare ' Coalville, Monday, but were cap;ho trusts. is having trouble in form-e- tured. The Utah batteries will come cabinet. the Hancock, a swift Wizzard Edison has home on sailing vessel. ;its to manufacturing coal. The Park City Record says that mobs numbering 2,000 last week shipped out 3.130, Jock street cars in Cleve- - camp 2S0 pounds of ore. lan $ J. II. Gill of Iogaii, convicted of will and fight Sharky fjes the from j embezzling, was released neltber. riaco left to city penitentiary, Saturday. $ ma B highest bid. Rideout into Tramp burglars got q(.Fresident will call for. more Sun-dav- , andCrapos store at Sandy, Gen. if Manila vol lier8 of carrying off $200 worth I16 more needs troops. Caps, Shoes, Olii tf8 and hat. clothing as elicap as ill8 men suspected as accomThere has not been a death in hol-up pli !! the U. P. railway Manti from April 28 to June 10. in roming have been captured. That is a great rccorJ or a bity of foot to over A gong movement is on 2,000 inhabitants. Palestine of assi Iitho colonizing Down at Ephraim, Saturday, the thoH' and encouraging by Hebrews $ 2 year old daughter of P. C. Anderthere.' already cut completesons had two fingers delegate who brother Qnt prominent ly off by her little Ilia of failure noujiiieH the complete wa3 chopping on u block. the of A disnjfiament committee Down at Spring City last week The Hague. peace conference at $ a reservoir above tho town broke, the completed has just Wyoming flooding the land below, destroyfourifolionof her public building. $ A $5, 000 worth of property. ing It cost f 5G,000. Tho superstruc- gophtr hole in the bank is thought . ture will cost $200,000 more, . to have caused the break-awaOcr land .I Captain Warner Young, of 100 equaro miles oTtimbcr fearful disease, cereltfiv j ajsmnB LIUEHana.' 51 in Arizona ate reported burning, caused by rival ranchers trying to spinal meningitis, lias broken out burn out one anothers enclosures. in Wasatch county. The Wave that Dr. Aird reports five At Denver, Saturday, Search- says case, two at Center, one nt Walla-burlight placed a mile in 2:05, the .Hi JfyM1 ywr one nt Midway and one at feintest so far this season, lie Heber. promises to come closest to Star There was a fire up nt Logan, Pointer 1:59, this season. Saturday, but before tho fire fightSunday, one man started from ers arrived on the scene . of action New Jefsey and another from Mastho volunteers had present sachusetts to cross the Atlantic in the ilauies. The Logan small boats. One boat is only 12 quenched to hr. awarded a medal et long. What wont a man d boys ought for their swiftn jss. or notoriety ? According to the Park Record, Moses C- - Wetmoro of St. Louis there is a gang of thieves in that has resigned as president of the vicinity which for boldness take largest tobacco factory in the worh the. cake. Recently they visited and announced his intention a slaughter house, drove a steer ceneecrnting his vat wealth ani inside, killed and dressed it - and, the remainder of his life to fight leaving tho hide and head, took At WIGGINS BARBER SHOP, ing trusts.. the meat away in a wagon. Five American soldiers killei Basement C. W. Cross harness Bliop. In Salt Lake, Sunday, J. W. 2317 Washington Avenue. and 25 wounded was tho result was Haddock on the rear an ambubh to a battalion of Four I platform of a car, when tho trolley lufanlry 20 miles from Manila wire broke. One of the loose ends They were fired on in the rear by came down and struck Haddock on apparently friendly' natives. The the shoulder. Tho shock curled the enemys loss was very him up like a ball and pitched him fighting lasting several hours about 30 feet out into the street. when natives were routed. Strange to say, ho got up practiIn nine pulpits in Eau Clara cally unhurt. Sunday, the New .Richmond cy The mn?t important conference clone horror, in which 125 people of Mormon church authorities that met their death, was the subject o has been held in Salt Lake fur a sermons. The general sentiment decade has been called by President was that it was a mysterious disSnow and his counselors for Sunpensation uf providence, but one day, July 2nd. Only stake presipreacher termed it the devilish dent and their counselors and work of nn unknown power mu bishops of wards will bo eligible to not the act of God. participate in the conference, which will beheld inlhe Temple.-Trihuw SLATERVILLE. NEW GOODS low Land Wyandotte baking soda, large pKg. Bell starch, 5c EDGAR JONES, 328 Ogden, Utah. 25lh St., Surprise Large Beet Crap. a Vftfraa Only Place A Editor Weber County Times: The luccrn and grain crops in Slatcrville will bo light this season Wyandotte washing soap, large pkg. large pkg. lainjurcd bwing to the unfavorable weather. Tomatoes were killed by the frost. Some of tho farmers are plowtheir early ing up and potatoes. High water in Weber River did very little damage this season. Tho cutting out of the Telfer and bends did .much Hadley toward reducing tho high water in the low lands. Since 31 not much damage has been done. Last week a large pirty of Slaterville people pounced down upon Thomas Slater, one of our and gave him a genuine surprise. It was his birthday which made it all the in ire enjoyable. The crowd 'was composed of neighbors and relatives.- All had a very nice time. Beet thinning is about done. There will probably be three quarters of a crop all told this season. There is a large acraige in these parts. Win. Wheeler has planted 159 acres. Tindall Bros, have a patch of 10 acres, which is the largest here; it is a fine crop; best in Slaterville. Some beets are not yet up; they probably wont come. Three fields, embracing some 5 acres, had to bo replanted. Farmers gave up waiting for more rain, so they are now busy irrigating their grain and lucern. One of the results of recent law suits over water, is that tho stockholders in the three canals will soon have to plank down about old-timer- UNION s, heard of the wonderful cures performed by Miles Restorative Nervine I dropped all other treat ment. Nervous prostration and had baffled the efforts of the best physicians in this section. The first bottle of Nervine brought I continued using it together relief. with Dr. Miles Heart Cure until health was again restored.' I gen-debili- Mrs. O. W, Olmsted, Kickapoo, Okla. v'"a TIME TABLE EFFECTIVK PicT LEAVE OGDEN. JUHK 1, 1890, No. 2 Overland Limited, for Cliicago, St. Paul, St. Loui Kantian Omaha, Denver, 8:10 a. m City and Park City No. 4 The Atlantic Expre for Chicago, St. Loui, St. Paul St. Loui, Omaha, Denver 8:00 p.m. and KniiHO City LEAVE OGDEN. No. 2 Atlantic Exprem for Salt Lake, Irovo, Sanpete Valley 7:30 a.m. and all point east No. 4 Chicago Limited, for Salt Lake, Provo, Grand Junc7:00 p.m. tion and the East No. 10 To Salt Lake, Provo, Sil- - , ver City and Intermediate I oi nt. ............. . . ...... . ... 2. 1 0 p.m. No. ARRIVE OGDEN. Overland Limited, from ARRIVE OGDEN. Cliicago, St. Paul, St. Loui No. 1 Pacific Mail from Salt Omaha, Denver, Kantm 1:10 p.m. Lake, Provo ami the eaxt 10:45 a.m City and Purk City No. 3 From Salt Luke, Provo, No. 3 The Pacific Expre, from Grand Junction and the Chicago, St. Paul, St. Loui 10:00 p.m east Omaha, Denver and Kail No. 9 From Salt Lake, Provo, ...2:00 a.m. City Silver City and intermediate C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agt. T 1:30 p.m point K. H. GREEN, Agt. 500. LoTAI. TRAIN. Union Depot, Ogden, Utuh. Leave Salt Lake for Eureka, SilSlaterville, Utah. ver City and intermediate PLEASANT VIEW. 5:00 p. m HOT SPRINGS MOTOR LINE. point For Belknap, Gold Mountain NORTH BOUND. Mining district and interBrief .Skelrh Life and Labors of tb of 8:00 a.m mediate oint Urn. Sitttii I'ragmi. A. 51. P. it. P. M. HTATiON. Arrive at Salt Lake from Belknap, Mrs. Susan Mower Crugun, Silver Cy, Eureka, Bingham 25th and WahIi Ave... 9 25 1 25 4 25 of Simvon and intermediate point.. .5:35 p.m City Limit 9 45 1 45 4 45 widow Crugun, From Eureka, Silver City, Mam1 10 00 2 00 5 00 North Ogden passed peacefully away ast Thursand intermediate moth 10 10 2 10 5 10 Plpaaant View... after a lingering illness of 10:00 a.m Hot 10 20 2 20 5 20 day, point Spring 8:25 a.m For Purk City nearly three months. The funeral SOUTH BOUND. 10:85 a.m Hot Arrive at Park City...' 9 10 12 55 4 10 was held in the Pleasant View Spring 3:00 p.m Ilea:int View From Park City 9 20 1 05 4 20 meeting house, Sunday. It wa3 5:15 p.in North Arrive at Salt Lake 9 30 1 15 4 30 Ogden 9 45 1 30 4 45 numerously attended. C. DODGE, Genl. Mgr. City Limit.....25th and Wnh Ave.. .10 05 1 50 5 50 S. H. BABCOCK, Traffic Mgr. The deceased was born in BedF. A. WADLEIGII, Genl. Agt. ford, Bedford Co., Penn., July 11, 1 la. I. - Pa. The Idaho rioters are now on 1829, and joined the church of trial. L. 1). S, in 1843. Together with Frt. and Pa. O. B. GILSON, Trav. Frt. A Pa. Agt her parents, she traveled westEducato Your Rowrli IVilh Ctur'cti. OGDEN, UTAH. Candy Cathartic, cure raur.tipatioii ward, stopping for a season at 100,200. II C.C.C. fail, druggists rt fund money. Sangbin Co., 111., also at Canesville, Orepi Short Line A teat case of Colorado now called Council Bluffs. At TIME CARD. law is being made. S.me-ou the latter place she married Cragtui and Blie and her JUNE lt, 1899. To Cere Constipation Forever. T.il:e OiiKcnrels CiinJv Cathartic. 10.: or Site husband endured all tho hardMONTANA DIVISION. If Cl C. C. fail to cute. drugil refund inuuey. DEPART. ships of a trip across the plains, No. 7 Mail. Butte and Portland Hawaii may have home rule. arriving in Salt Laze City in IS50. Logan and Cache Valley, In the fall of 1851 they moved to 11:15 fur Fifty Cents. Daily Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, make weak No. 9 Pocatello and Butte men strong, blood pure. bUc, $1. All driigjiists. what is now Pleasant View where 10:20 p.m Express she continued to reside till her ARRIVE. Cotton raisers in the south cant death. No. 8 Mail. Portland and Butte oflnrd to pa' hands over $3 a month. m a. 7:00 She was the mother of seven Daily No. 10 Butte and Cache Valley children, four sons of whom are 0:40 p.m Passenger still living. She leaves a large UTAH DIVISION. circle of relatives and friends to DEPART. mourn her loss. No. 4 Atlantic Mail, Salt Lake, No mother ever sought harder Provo, Juab and interme2:30 a.ni diate point daily thin she the welfare aud happiand No. 8 Portland, Butte ness of her family, friends mid for Salt Lake C. G. NIKIRK, C. A. HENRY, Tiekct Agent. Agt. MM. ur No-To-i- :c Job Cache Valley Printing. 7:50 a.m daily No. 2 Pacific Express for Salt intermediate Lake ami Express, For Blanks, Atlantic, Salt Lake and intermediate minta daily 7:50 a. in No. 9 Local, Sait Lake, daily 9:50 a.m No. 3 Atlantic Express from Neplii, Provo and Salt Lake 7:40 p.m daily No. 7 From Sait Lake and intermediate point, daily. ..10:50 a.m Trains south of Juab run daily except Sunday. Ticket office. Union Depot. Programs, O. II. CORSE, Bill Heads, Posters, Tickets, Receipts, C. A. II EX R Y, A Tass. Tkt. Agt Agt. OGDEN, UTAH. Pamphlets, I). E. BURLEY, G. I A T. A. S. W. ECCLES, Gcnl. Traffic Mgr. 't W. H. BANCROFT, ami Statements, Vice-lrrod- General Manager, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Mem OF HARRISVlLlE- - IrliY Lalrr. 1 Frt. HISTORY p.m ARRIVE. No. people. TIMECARD ARBI VEATOGDKN No. 1 Atlantic Express C:00 p.m No. 3 Fast Mail G:45 a.m b 0.18 Mixed.... ....... .......... . ..3:45 p.m LEAVE OGDEN. No. 2 Pacific Express No. 4 Fast Mail No. 14 Mixed 2:10 p.m. 2:44 a.m. 7:45 p.m ' bt-iu- - is sold by all druggists on guarantee, first bottle benefits or money back. Book on heart and nerves sent free. Dr. Miles Medical Company. Elkhart, Ind. .... , I J Richard Hayes was selected assistant Sunday School Supt, caused by the absence of Asst. N. J. II trris. March 25th, 1893, a special fast day was held prior to the dedication of the Salt Lake Temple and a generous forgiving of one another was freely expressed. 1893, Stake Sunday May School Supt. Ballantyne paid us a visit. Owing to L. J. Taylor being bishops counselor, ho was released a rom being Supt. of Sunday School of Harrisville and R. D. Brown was selected to fill the vacancy. This important position he lias filled with much honor to this date, and during his G years superintedency the school has not been lato in opening on time. Richards.. lt, Juno 22 ml, 1893, Elder R. D Brown, father of Supt. Brown, died after a few hours excruciating pains at the advanced age of 82 years, leaving a largo posterity Uis 4 sons and G daughters, all married, were present at the funer ul, and liis daughter Margaret, from Salt Lako City, was present with her 21st baby. Tho deceased was a resident here for 30 years January 23, 1894, at a meeting of the Ward Relief Society, Sister Lightner testified that she was married to the Prophet Joseph Smith in February, 1841. March 10, 1894, Elder John Dabb started on his mission to New York state aid Peter Neilson to Scandinavia. April 13, Elder Orson S. Taylor started on a mission to the South ern States. His wife gave birth to a fine baby girl a few hours after he left. This baby bids fair to be a promising young woman in tho near future. Putnam One Price Clothing House, Oom-kglitll- A, g, Hair Cutting, 25e. Shaving, 10e Baths, 15e. Twelve Shaves, $1. . ; TRY OUR lu-avy- , ne. Send in a trial order to the Time We will suit Job Department. f you in work and price. Strawberry Growers ATTENTION! Job Department. We have good presses, good men, a large selection of good type and turn out first-clas- s printing of all kinds. Get our prices before yon order any work done. If you give ns a trial order we believe we will get your work in the future, as we guarantee Sunday, May 20, 1891, Elders Loriu Farr and D. II. Peery visited our Sunday School and meeting. LEADER IN Elder Farr said there are 4 those We Want Your Trade for here who will live to see the Lords ; Serry Cups and Cases. temple in Missouri. June 18, 1895, Harvey 1). Taylor, born in this place, and son of II. CL Yq guarantee price ami quality They Fir onr Iavil juQinade townsman, by and G. P. of TayTaylor, grandson facto-rthe made who the irisn sugar lor and D. B. Itawaon, died after a eld, jofsilde. No other dealer in Olon severe but short illness, lit was a Mr, Ee.eloV cases all othei import their case-- : from Californoble young man, 23 years old, lcj!crir from some other place. nia. leaving a young wife and baby. The cups are also made in Ogden lo LUBRICATING OILS. brought in from the tone, A4oalla.l?iiut lin John J. Oisen-n- ot SUMMER C000S. 11. Richards, the Stake Presidency fSittki AND WHIPS (taleri people therefore, get what and others nut with the saints in 1.1 fTI.K profit there is to ) made ii. 2315 Washington Ave, ward conference, and effected a re- thuir manufacture and distribution. organization of the bishopric ns Weber County Products All kinds of job printing done Bishop I. G. Taylor, who had been . for Weber County eally and with dispatch at the bishop for 18 summers was getting People. Weber County Times office: Give up in years and quite defective in us a (rial order. heating, it was deemed prudent that he should be honorably re- C. A. SMURTHWAITE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. leased and ordained a patriarch. PRODUCE COMPANY. His son, Levi J. Taylor, for bishop with Leander S. Harris and Ii. G. Dixon as counselors. Th-- y were Read the advertisement in all three Harrisville raised It will We boys. pay you. .m. Oct. 2Glh, 1895, Peter Neilson Wool Cofomteelon Horn i mart Mtenrive nI tart lighted tuft. We have the returned from Scandinavia for hiuiillinff and showing Mock of wool. w:m tart fnt'ilitie ThU U Your Opportunity.. feeling The manufacturer a C. W. CROSS, mm SADDLES -- Times Job Dept. t t 2345 Washington Ave., mi y Sunday, Feb. 5th, 189 5, Pres. L. . biiurtliff and Counselor O. F. Middleton met with tho saint Tote Heads, in Ward Conference, when L. J. Letter Heads, ljylor was selected as Bishops Counselor to fill the vacancy well. (to be continued) Shipping Tags, caused by the untimely death of I L. N. L Smirtl iff, brother of Pres. L. Visiting Cards, Utah. Harrisville, W. Sh urtl iff. He was set apart March 4lh, 1893, by Apostle F. D. Wedding Invjoi3t Advertise in the Times; over a br thousand copies nre printed - each Call on or seift the comes NEWS from those issue. Tho Times goes into the GOOD take JlrnKp, Sarsaparilla for' , the people aud they read scrofula, lyKiH'isia ami rheumatism. ! 10mefl WEBER COUNTY TIMES Office Leportsagroc ' that HOOD'S CURES1 the ads, . ! Pacific Railway. (continued) Sept. 23jJ, 1802, our respected citizen, N. ,T. Harris, an 1 his family look their departure for Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he spent years studying law. Oct. 3rd, Elder Levi J. Taylor took a three mouths mission to the Utah pen, sentenced by Judge Henderson for maintaining his fidelity to his plural family. ty Bre MHes? NenrisMB - PACIFIC. in Utili where a child can buy Clothing, Hats, Underwear, a man etc., l When t t Hit-Time?- . are the Largest On receipt of tea cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will ho mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon strata the great merits of the remedy. ELY BROTHERS, ... CG Warren St., New York City. Iter. John Reid. Jr., of (Treat Falls, MouL, recommended Elys Cream Balm to me. j can emphaiiizo lus statement, It is a positive core for catarrh if m directed. Rev. Francis TV. 1 Viola, lVustor Ccmrul Chnrch, Helena, Mont. Ely Cream Balm is tho acknowledged cure for catarrh and oontains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Erica. GO cents. u-o- W 0 quantity of wool for any mu-poenmr to n tacaum lie known we can supply him any trade of wool any anantil y lie may ilniro. Wa handle 1 B, 000,000 the. of Wool porYoar, and never peddle a pound of itrm the street. We need not aeek buyer: THE BUYERS COME TO US. AU time thing are to the advantage of people who consign wool to be Wo Mako Liberal Adwaoooo ot and charge iat the low rate of 5 per cent, per annum on same. Wa l2r.nM.Yi-lSkMlSfree to all who us. We "ss: fuuywhat formed cm the wool situation. Let us knowwhich where ara you you have. y iS-oe- . r V'V d letter. kSr SFLBERMAN BROTHERS. "tohlpmoSt. m CHIOABO, m |