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Show Tr M A. ' Vy' ..' .. '. - ' .. - , ;- - - - - 4 (Continued from first page.) a Iium SURPRISE of all. EDGAR JONES, Telephone 124. 8t., Ogden, Utah. 25l.li ONION PACIFIC. 4 TIME CARD. TIME TABLE PICT O I EFFECTIVE JUXE 1, 189, LEAVE OGDEN. LEAVE OGDEN. No. 2 Overland Limited, for Chicago, St. Paul, SL Louis Kansas Omaha, Denver, 8:10 a. m and Park City City No. 4 The Atlantic Express for Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul St. Louis, Omaha, Denver 8:00 p.m. and Kansas City No. 2 Ailantic Express for Salt Lake, Provo, Sanpete Valley 7:30 a.m. ami all joints cast No. 4 Chicago Limited, for Salt Lake, Provo, Grand Junction and the ISast. ......... ..7.00 p.m. No. 10 To Salt Luke, Trovo, Silver City anil Intermediate 2.10 p.m. No. Points ARRIVE OGDEN. - ...... mediate points 8:00 a.m ST AT. ON. A. M. F. 1C. P. If. Arrive at Salt Lake from Belknap, 25lh and Wash Ave... 9 25 1 25 4 Silver Cy, Eureka, Bingham 9 45 1 45 4 and intermediate point. ..5:35 p.m City Limits 00 2 00 5 10 North Ogden Silver City, MamFrom Eurt-ka- , 10 10 2 10 5 View Pleasant intermediate and moth 10 20 2 20 5 10:00 a.m Hot Springs points BOUND. SOUTH 1 or Park City.. ...... ....... .........8:2o a.m 9 10 12 55 4 Hot Springs 10:35 a.m Park Arrive at C'itj9 View 20 1 05 4 Pleasant 1 rom Par City...... ............ 3:00 p.m North SO 9 1 15 4 Ogden .. ..6:15 p.m ,A rn ve at Sal t Ijakc......... 9 45 1 30 4 City Limits. 1. C. DODGE, Ocnl. Mgr. 25th and Wash Ave.. .10 05 1 50 5 S. II. BABCOCK, Traffic Mgr. F. A. WADLEIOII, Gen'l. Puss. Agt. To Care Vormr. 25 45 00 10 20 10 90 80 45 60 Constipation C. A. IIENRY, C.O. NIKIRK, Ticket Agent. Frt. and Pas. Agt. O. B. GILSON, Trav. Frt. & Pass. Agt OGDEN, UTAH. Orep II Tuke Cases rets Candy Cathartic. lOo or IBs. C. U. C. (ail to cure, druggists refund money: Wise is the famous man who doesnt overwork bis popularity. Ed oca to Tear Bowels With CoseSTeta. cure constipation forever. Candy Cathartic, If C.O-C-. fall, druggist refund money. Short Line Railroad. 10a, 2Ba. TIME CARD. JUNE The more vanity some people possess the easier it is to make them happy. 26, 1899. MONTANA DIVISION. DEI A RT. Mail. Butte and Portland Ixigan and Cache Valley, 11:15 Daily No. 9 Pocatello and Butte 10:20 p.m Express No. 5, Cacne Valley Passenger 9:16 a.m. No. 7 for Fifty Conte. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong, blood puro. 60c, L All drugglit ae a-- ARRIVE. No. 8 Mail. Portland and Butte 1 No. 16 No. , .7.00 a. tally m. Rutie and Cache Valley Passenger Salt Lake Passenger 6:40 p.m. 5:25 p.in UTAII DIVISION. DEPART. Atlantic Mail, Salt Lake, lrovo, Juab and interme2:30 a.m. diate points daily and No. 8 Portland, Butte ('aclie Valley for Salt Lake No. 4 No. 2 7:50 a.m daily Pacific Exprea and Lake for Salt intermediate 2:05 p.in. pointa daily No. 10 Butte and Cache Valley 6:45 p.m. Express 5:35 Cache No. G, Valley Express pin ARRIVE. The preseut ia the chili of the past and the father of the future. The prospects for a second crop of hay on irrigated lands are promising. A corps of railway engineers are now at work in this vicinity straightening up curves. There is some talk of putting in a double traok on the U. P. Ry. through the canyon. LaBt Friday the members o! the Sunday School took an outing in the hills. They went to Cottonwood, 12 miles from town. Everybody had a nice time. The celebration, or holiday, wound up with a grand hall. Weber River is going down fast. Think the farmers will have a full supply of water for some time to 1 II. CURSE, Tkt. Agt UTAH. 1). E. RITELEY, O. 1 & T. A. n;iEN S. W. ECCLKS, flenI. Traffic Mgr. 't and II. BANCROFT, General Manager, V. Vire-Presd- SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Soitin Pacific Railway. ARRIVEATCKiDEi? No. No. 1 Atlantic Express 31 sit N o. 1 3 Mail M ixcd ....................... G:00 p.m 0:45 a.m .3:4o p.m LKAVEOUDKN. 2:10 p.m No. 2 Pacific Express ............... ..2:40 4 Fast a.m. 5Iail... No. 7:45 p.m No. 14 Mixed "Gentlemen of the jury, have you agreed upon a verdict? asked the judge. "We have not, replied the foreman, "and whats more we never will be able to. You see, judge, he added confidentially, "its just this way: When the lawyer for the defense got through talking we were unanimously of the opinion that his client should be acquitted and the prosecuting attorney disbarred, if not hanged, and when we had heard the prosecuting attorney we decided that the prisoner was guilty and his lawyer ought to get twenty years in the peuiteutiary as well. Then minyou gave U9 about forty-fiv- e utes of instructions and we were up in the air, so to speak, and so confused that we have been unable to agree upon anything except that both attorneys ought to be convicted. AN EXAMPLE. - Job Printing. C. A. IIENRY, Frt. A Pass. Agt. THE WAY OF IT. The little chick juBt ready to emerge from its shell these days finds himself in uncomfortable But few women have time to quarters, with not an electric light look like their portraits. or even a tallow dip to relieve the murky darkness. He is just an ordinary chick, but he wants to enlarge his surroundings and he begins to hammer himself out. He may fail at first, but he keeps up a pecking until he succeeds. Some men want to keep up this kind of Every failure is a perseverance. victory with some men and every For obstacle an achievement. They Cards, strengthen manhood, harden fiber, round out education aud perfect Blanks, character. These after all are the highest rewards of effort and livPosters, ing. Ex. Bill Heads, (S. July, 1399. Pamphlets, Statements, Note Heads, Letter Heads, Shipping Tags, Visiting Cards, Wedding Invitatons. Call on or send to the AN AFFECTING MEETING. There was an affecting meeting at the Union depot In Ogden on Sunday afternoon last between two brothers. They were Goldie Brown, escaped convict, and Ernest Brown, Mormon missionary. Goldie was en route to the stste prison, from which he had escaped a few days before, and Ernest was leaving Utah to engage in missionary work. The two brothers met on the depot platform, shook hands in silence and separated. Neither could speak, and the people who witnessed the sad meeting were almost as much affected as the actual WEBER COUNTY TIMES Office participants. Tribune, -- v.- - TIEEIS- - STATE I NEWS. ( The Only Place structure. The state far this fall is still Dreyfus keeper on Devils Island will cow be prosecuted for cruelty kept before the public. It will it I dm positive I would not he you r living today hut for Miles. wonderful remedy, Dr. Heart Cure. I had heart disease four years and doctors failed to help me. When I beI was gan taking this remedy for six but unfit for anything, felt have I months perfectly welL SrttJWSff'w 99 DR. MILES' Maaiiptf (Bonn Is sold by all drnrglata on guarantee bottle benefit or money back. Irst Book on heart and nerves sent freo. Or. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. now. To Cnro Constipation Forever. Taka Cascarett Candy Cathartic. lOo or Bo. CIf C. C. fail to cure, druggist refund money. Atlantic, Salt Lake and intermediate point daily 7:50 a.m No. 9 Local, Salt Lake, daily 9:50 a.m No. 3 Atlantic Express from Ncphi, Provo and Salt Lake ..7:40 p.m Tickets, daily No. 7 From Salt Lake and intermediate point, daily... 10:50 a.m Receipts, No. 5, Cache Valley Express 9:05 a. in Train south of Juab run daily except Programs, Sunday. Ticket office. Union Depot. No. few fctol crop. But work was to begin again this week. It is expected that about two weeks more will finish the job, then we will have a splendid highway out of the river valley. The foundation of our new school house is completed. Brick hauling from Johnsons yards near Ogden is now on. It will require some 30.000 brick for the building. The expectations are to have the building ready for the fall term of this school year. The finishing touches of Robert ' Gale, Jrs, new; house are being given. Mr. Gale is an engineer, and for some time has been employed in Montana where he is Overland Limited, from Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis Omaha, Denver, Kansas No. 1 Pacific Mail from Salt 1:40 p.m. City and Park City Lake, Provo and the east 10:45 a.m 3 from No. Pacific The Express, No. 3- From Salt Lake, Provo, Chicago, St. Paul, 8t. Louis Grand Junction and the Omaha, Denver and Kansas 10:00 p.m east ......... ... 2:00 a.m . City No. 9 From Salt Lake, Provo, A. C. Ticket intermediate aud Silver City HENRY, Agt. 1:30 p.m, E.H. GREEN, Pass. Agt. point Union Depot, Ogden, Utah. LOCAL TRAINS. come. Silfor Eureka, Ieave Salt Lake Uintah, ver City and intermediate HOT SPRINGS MOTOR LIRE. 5:00 p. m points NORTH BOUND. For Belknap, Gold Mountain 1 ARRIVE OGDEN. Mining district and inter- l ' Russia is said to be a strong Salt Lake banks had $13,000,000 friend of America. on deposit last week. Seven young women were adThe salt palace will he completed mitted to the bar in New York a by July 24th. It will bo a great Yaaro. Editor Weber County Times: Aa.ive work on the dugway stopped for some time to give the farmers time to put up their bay Dont be astonished when your friends rush in to tell yon of their good fortune. Some have one thing to boast of, seme another. They all tell yon of the great values they have been getting; values of which they are proud; bargains that will cause them to remember us for a Ion time. Good goods, right prices and best treatment have made us friends 323 liinHh CwfWm. fftrk m tb T' ' :. GENERAL NEWS- - UINTAH. GENUINE ' ; a yA!1 , . Heart Dlooaoo COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. si ... -- OOXJ3TT-S-r WEBER A ' v: rj. THE AMERICAN MACHINIST. His Work Esteemed the World Over Wherever Mneblnea Are L'aed. The feme of the American machinist extends everywhere; hi ingenuity in planning and bis skill in execution are known wherever man uses machines and tool. If there i any one branch of work in which he excels more than in another it ia in the building of special machinery, by which is meant machines not kept in stock or regularly manufactured, but specially devised and made for special uses, says an exchange. For instance, man designs some article of use which he works up by hand, or by the aid of machinery. To produce thin article in quantities, at such & coat that it can be sold at a profit, special machinery is required. The designer or inventor takes the article to the builder of machines and says: "Can you make a machine that will make these things, and will you guarantee it to work? It in altogether probable that the machine builder answers yes to both questions, because there is practically nothing that he cannot do. ' Special machinery ia built for a wide variety of uses. As the knowledge of American skill .in this direction, now long familiar, has spread, orders have come from all over the world and special machinery ia sent from here also for use in enterprises installed or conducted by Americans in foreign countries. Such machinery, for various uses, is shipped from this country almost everywhere. One big machine shop that Ts largely engaged in the production of special machinery sends probably a third of its work out of the country. It has sent machines to every land. daju ago. to his prisoner. prove a great success in every way. Senator James K. Jones of ArThe Salt Lake talternacle choir kansas will remain as bead of the lias been offered $12,000 to sing Democratic national committee. one week in the Carnegie Ilall, In one Texaa district 200 square New York. miles of cotton plantations were Indian got drunk down near destroyed by floods; loss 14,000,000. Vernal and a freo fi 'lit occurred in A Manti man writing from Davi- which many were hurt and one son says 1,000 men are ready when was killed. 100 are wanted. The Klondyke Park City Record report 3,330, country is alive with idle men. 000 pounds of oro shipped fiom There may be trouble between one sampler thero last week. Utah Uncle Sam and Johu Bull over the mines are making a groat showing Alaska boundary question. Both tliia 3ear. At Springvilie, Ami Oakley was may send troops to the contested coming down hill on a load of hay. ground. set The ocean record again broken. The friction on the brake-bloc- k Last week the steamer Kaiser the load on fire. The flames were NVilhelm Der Grosse crossed the extinguished by overturning the load. Atlantic in 5 dayB, 20 hours and 55 It seems the attempt to buy up minutes. and convert all the flour mills in In a collision, the paFsenger Utah info a great flour trust has train running into Lhe rear of a proved a failure. The big mills freight, in California, Monday, two wanted too big pricea and the little school teachers were killed and ones could not be shut down. many injured. Down in Sanpete County they The rainy season at Manila has also have the base ball fever and Vast sections of the have even formed begun. a"league. The country are under water, and U. S. first league game was played, soldiers are suffering great hardSaturday. It resulted in a score in consequence. ships of 8 for Manti and only 59 for at Ephraim. The "Christian Endeavors Detroit, claiming to represent The arrest of Angus M. Cannon, repeople, passed strong president of the Salt Lake Stake,' solutions against the seating of charged with unlawful cohabitaBrigham II, Roberts. tion with Mattie Hughes Cannon, were has caused a sensation. Mrs. Can75,000 to 100,000 people made destitute by the Texas floods. non recently gave birth to a little 50 lives were lost. Millions of girl baby which ha caused the dollars of property loss. $30,000 stir. have been sent to sufferers. At Weston, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Fifield took sick three.weeks Strawberry The woman died arid the man is now a raving maniac. They have four grown sons absent Growers ago. . THE e Thousands an Trying If, In order to prove the great merit of cure j Putnam One Price Clothing House, 2345 Washington Ave., Ogden. t0 0 t 0 0 t I CHURCHS INCOME-Th- Hair Cutting, 25c. Shaving, 10e Baths, 15e. Twelve Shaves, $1. Basement 0. W. Cross harness shop. ATTENTION! We Want Your Trade for Berry Caps and Cases. TRY We guarantee price and quality They are made by our townsman, David Eerie, the man who made the sugar factory possible. No other dealer in Ogden handles Mr, Eccles case all other dealers import their cases from California, or from some other place. The cups are also made in Ogden by John J. Olsen-n- ot brought in from the East. Ogden people therefore, get what LITTLE profit there is to bo made in their manufacture and distribution. 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 you order any work done. If you give us a trial order we believe we will get your work in the future, as we guarantee Weber. County Products for Weber County People. C. A. SMURTHWA1TE PRODUCE C. m COMPANY. W. CROSS, LEADER IN e Llamas are the chief freight carriers Tribune says: At the time iu central Peru. The usual load for an animal ia about 100 pounds. If you of the issuance of the first church than he can easput upon hla back more and will not bonds, it was said that the yearly kneels he quietly ily carry budge until the load is reduced. income of the church was about $750,000, and thiB, in the face of the fact that not more than 25 per cent, of the members of the church Uaeer Effect of a Shat. in southern California saw a wildcat enter a shed, and, hastily arming himself with a shotgun, he cautiously entered the shed to shoot the animal. When be fired at the cat the effect was startling. Clod of adobe and pieces of wood struck him simultaneously on nearly every inch of his body, the end of the shed were blown oat and the roof fell on him. The men rushed to the spot and found him burled in the ruins, aud when he was able to speak he asked whether the earth-quakhad killed anybody. In firing at the cat he had struck a package containing six sticks of dynamite. No trace of the cat could be founds Golden Days. i i At WIGGINS BARBER SHOP, At the Wallace, Idaho, riot trial, ct A ranchman in Utah where a child canTmy Clothing, Ilats, Caps, Shoes, Underwear, etc., as cheap as a man 2317 Washington Avenue. on missions. anti-Sunda- Liana as Freight Carrier. 0 0 00 Judge Stewart decided that the sheriff and other Shoshone county officers were guilty of willful misART AND DOLLARS. conduct and must be removed from Oos Folater Who Is Tea to Hla office. They have appealed. Ideals. I have a friend whom I shall venture At Fort Wayne, Ind., Sunday, a to call a "poor artist," for I know that he ia poor, and gets his living, such as minister was removed from the it it, by painting, says' a writer in Scribners. I cannot pretend to judge bis base ball grounds. He wan there work, but I have had ample proof that taking down names of people preshe is devoted, laborious and will not sacrifice his convictions for gain or ent to use them as witnesses in popularity. Perhaps he ia not so singuy base ball cases. lar in this, but what, as my experience a is that he goes, is peculiarity of hia At Alma, Kas., Sunday, a mob is not in the habit of cursing the "Philistines." His view seems to be that, as took a negro murderer from the he paints to suit himself, it does not to blame officers, strung him up and left. comport with his people whom hia painting does not suit Six minutes later the marshal cut for refusing tn buy it'or for being unable to understand it. My friend, at I down the negro and he is still have said, la poor and ia likely to remain ao, but he appears really content alive but will die. Unless he dies with hia work and hia relative poverty. Boon he will be lynched a second I confess that his attKudo is a comfort to me and that in his patience and time modesty and generous fidelity to hia Great nuggets of almost pure ideal he is a model whom some other artists artists perhaps generally gold are being brought down from might study with advantage, ne puts One was worth into hia work the best he has to give the Klondyke. and that, in substance, is what the lOGouncee, great critics have insisted is the source $968; another, weighing of the greatest value in art. Of course was worth $1804. Pack trains are a mans best, so far as concerns his y talent, may be much or little, but what- coming in to Dawson from near-bever it is he will hardly get it into his towns bringing gold dust valued work if he is thinking chiefly of the money return or if he is habitually re- all the way from $500,000 to sentful because he does not get the money return. self-respe- $ Times Office pay their full tithes. There are LUBRICATING OILS. many who have claimed the' right SUMMER COODS. be to deemed to pay what they ANP WHIPS right, and there are thousands who have paid nothing for years, and 2315 Washington Avp. who are yet mi the books of the OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. church as members in good stand ing. The membership of the church is now placed at 300,000. Of these it is said 100.000 are small children. No figures are obtainable of those who should pay tithing rr the amounts due from them. But rill lie wurel hv it to people who can Afford to linlil muling if, as was stated, only 25 per cent, itfor you uutil market condition are forarlllng; who have the beet facilities for handling, grading and storing it. W ho have Murk enough to attract the large! buyi-r- s and manufacturer. pay their quota, and others in part Wo tho Wool House In tho West, and many not at all, then a full reovmr 18,000.000 Ihm. f moot. handling annually We have the lent and liehtwd loft. We have the brat reputation with the trade, both sponse to the rule of the church m to quauttty and quality of wool and aa to miMlioda buninem. We make of liberal advance on consignments at the low rote ofdoing 6 per cent, per annum for would Bwell the annual revenue to W e aumiTv all our riMtornara with loaned. thus nioney free wool sacks and sewing twine. W e mail our Circular Letter to all who ak for it. Gives on all clause somewhere between $2 000,000 and and grade of wool and the price existing market con- - Elys Cream Balm, the most effective for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have prepared a generous trial size for 10 cents Cat it of your druggist or send 10 cents to ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. Y. City. I suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since a boy, and I never hoped for but Elys Cream Balm seems to do (un, even that. Iauy acquaintances Levs used $3,000,000. it with exoellent results. Oepay Ostruin, 45 Warren Ave., Chicago, 111. boil, pimples and all Elys Cream Balm ia the acknowledged core far catarrh and contains no cocaine, HUMORS, are due to impure blood, mercury por any injurion drag. Price, and by purifying the blood with I Hood's 0 cents. At druggists or by mail. Sarsaparilla they are CURED. Job Dept. Tnum The Most Money For Your Woo! , rij-l- it arc Largest Hit intis. SILBERMAN BROS, 20 hUahlman Otammi, OMIOABO , ILL. 0MGm |
