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Show r'V W. TZgiZr--- - t-- -.i- M.xsriKi.i j. Kxow, Manager. Am:s. ApricotB are ripe. Considerable second cron lucern Pay locals in these columns 5' rents a line each insertion. was damaged by the recent rains. The inan in tho moon will bo In gome of tho settlements as full tomorrow; so will roveral other high as $7 a is being paid for who carry in their vest calves a few days old. fellow (tockels tho combination to the Tomatoes are beginning to ripen back doors of some of Ogdens Sab-bnt- li iu-a- SATURDAY, AUGUST All change tisement. must than Tuesday. Air 111, 1899. display adverlie in not later saloons. Tho Weber County Times office is at 425 21 th street, opposite the A county court house. Burglars have again been at work. The residences of Thomas Carr and D. L Lee were entered, but nothing Offer taken. Then the boys got thirsty FARM JOURNAL For and went into Becker brcWery remainder of 1899, all of ami carried cfF a keg of beer. 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903. Mr. and Mrs.E. B. Kirk of OgBy serial arrangement made with tlic den are now on their way to the They go pubiitdicrs of the FA IlM JOURNAL we coast on their bicycles. Both are are enabled to oiler that paper to every by way of Idaho. bicyclists, and they exsubscriber who pays fur the Welicr Counto greatly enj y their trip. ty Times one year ahead, only $1, pect oum In Balt Lake this week, the !msh palters for l!ic price of only; our paper one year and the FARM doctors had Mayor Do Li Mar of JOURNAL from now to December, 1903, Tooele under treatment for pleuroThey actually renearly live years. The FA KM JOU RXA L pneumonia. established old is an jiaper, enjoying moved one rib and extracted ten groit iiopularity, one of the beat and quarts of pus from the patient. moHt userid farm papers published. The matter of Rev. James Byers, oiler should be accepted pastor of the Presbyterian church, without delay. was settled by a vote among of tbo congregation. They .KITES OK THE TIRES. decided to keep the pastor by a Welcome the buys. vote of 65 in bis favor to only 27 Disease germs thrive in dirt. against. 400 soldiers Air Manila too supDewey will reach New York in Ogden Tliesdjy night. per S.pt 29. What a reception will The next presidential election be his. We would givo a 20 to will occur Nov. ft. 1900. be there. end of no The following Ogden people Ogden home". have been asked to accompany the Bicycle sales in Obrien arc fall- Salt Lake tabernacle choir on tour: Luella Ferrin, Miss ing olf so lire the beginners. W. J. Wilson was arrested this Nannie Tout, Mrs. Bessie Dean week for wining fish iti Ogden Allison, E. F. Tout, Fred Tout, John Iike, Charles Pike. ltiver. Miss Lula Pcery, daughter of Weber River raised nearly a foot, cuue.l by tlic recent rain Hon. D. II. Peery, has been visiting her brother I). II. Peery, Jr., and etonn. other friends in Salt Lake City Bessie, tbo 7 year olI daughter she of Mr. mol Mrs. J.din Douglas died this week. When she returns a take to for Virgiuia departs of heart trouble. Mrs. Baldwins course of study at The S lit Likn hotels are fuller ladieB. for young than ticks all this Hummer, and Seminary were killed by So cattle mnriy accordingly they feel good. while standing near wire The lied bug hasnt so much lightning state of Illinois durfences, in the glory as the kissi ng bug, but it ing the summer of 1398, that it gelH there ju.--t the same. has been proposed to diminish the Mrs. Joel J. Terrell died this danger by means of ground wire, week at the residence of her daugh- which would conduct the electricity ter, Mrs. Malinda Harris. during a thunder storm, from the Prof. George A. Eaton lias been fence wire into the earth. chosen as principal of the high Mrs. Wm. Driver of Ogden has scltod in place of Prof. Lewis, de- written to Chairman C. R. Savago ceased. The of the committso on medals: It is painful to see a boy from 7 following are the names of the to 15 years of age smoking cigar- young ladies who have been chosen ettes. Hu might have become a from Ogden as representatives man. Ex. Miss Edith Gourlay, Miss Georgia Attorney David Evans is now Tyree, Miss Nctta Boyle, Miss Ida talking of building a new sugar May Driver, Miss Emma Eahart. factory in Boxebler County, on the Says a very solicitous paper man: Bo careful what you eat nowa Innks of Bear River. Glenwood Park will likely be days. Dont see how agreeably opened today. Work of laying the you can mix ice cream, apples, s, Htrcet car track up 17th street to sweet corn, watermedons or and Air these are enemies the new resort has been progressEven the small boy, mix. wont week. this ing rapidly of eating usually whose manner Ogden sent $100 d iwn to the on indigestion, theories the breaks soldiers fund. The total, Tuesday, sometime succumbs to much of was $12, 500. The grand triumphal arch to be erected on Main Street such good things as here mentioned. will have 2,0U0 tleciriu lightB. At Biggsville, III , two citizens The citizen of Ogden have en- distributed two barrels of crude joyed an unusually delightful oil on the street in fiont of their summer season so far. There have residences a distance of a block been very fuw hot, sultry nights, The einell was sickening for the hours, but since and none of the days have been first thirty-si- x no there has been odor, the street extremely hot. and The eighty eighth birthday of has been absolutely duatlesn, effect no traffic upproduces Mrs. Catherine Salisbury, sister of heavy on it whatever. They regard it as tho Mormon prophet, Joseph a complete success. Ex. Smith, was celebrated on Monday of last week at Webster. Xauvoo John Wannamaker says that an advertisement in a paper with 5U0 Rustler. is worth more to the circulation The following are some of Ogadvertiser than 5,000 handbills, or dens latest accepted recruits: Richard C. Millar, age 19, waiter; other classes of advertising. Then Daniel Smd tr-f- age. I 3S, plumber; a paper like the Weber County 500 circula- George E. Wright, aged 21, laborer : Times which has twice tion would be worth more than El wood P Ivoptner, aged 3i, b 10,000 hai.dbills. That means an ad in the Timea is equal to 10,000 Says a writer: No kissing occurs haudlnlls sent out each week, or in Japan except between husband OX) a month. Try an ad in the and wife nut even between mother 40, and child; no shaking of bauds in Times, It is also cheaper than e were to off--r n handbills. salutation. Bishop Alvin Nichols, one of kiss to a Japanese maiden, she the oldest pioneers of Boxelder hIic were would probably think goCounty, was down from Brigham ing to be bitten. The O gden base ball club fared City this week and gave the Times office a call. Although well ad badly at the hands of the Montana vanced in years, the Bishop is one clubs, and aNo the Idaho boys. of tbo most vigorous workers in Rut our Ogden men went over into liis community. It is seldom be Cache Valley, Monday, and rea rest. Only a few years ago takes deemed their waning fame by beathe went into the mountains ing the Wellsville club in a score east of up Biigliaui and established n of 20 to 7 ranch, although nearly 70 years of Lucas A' Smith of Ogden have age ut the time. I een prospecting Air coal up Lost Wednesday evening, Prof. John Creek, about S miles almvo CroyMcClellan of Salt Lake, passed don. They now have an eighteen J. on his way to Gerinch vein of coal which is wedge through Ogdon where he expects to remain many, shape and is getting larger as they one or Lwo years perfecting himgo in. If these gentlemen succeed self in music. Although still a in finding a sufficiently large body not yet 30 years of of coal, and the indications are young man, ago, Prof. McClellan is one of the they will, it will be a great benefit foremost pianist and composers in to the people of Morgan county. Utah. During Prof. Stevens soHays tho Mirror. journ oil the coast, lie left Prof. McClellan in charge of the taberJE MINIS WHtHt ALL LISL tJULS. nacle choir. Thu Ik'hI wishes of Beal CuuKh Syrup. Tmim Uoud. Di lu time. Si .til liy rtminOM. the Times accompany this raising CONSUMPTION young Utah genius. - - Great te-T- hi h-i- s ii.-east- musk-mclon- , xk-kceji- Il'-on- ' - - ' Weber this week. cotjitt times. BMUUatoa kr tUTlag Bttrsel the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Syrvp(. dis-po- j A Hooper a' - NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE in sold In nearly FThcH town In th Untied Suita every city andpitlirai If your dealer docs not keep them und direct to na One cent etemps received. Address your neerest point THE McCALL COMPANY, 138 to 146 W. 14th Btrest. New York e BRANCH OFFICES 1 I Filth Ave.. Chicago, and Market St., Ban Francisco. 80 1051 MS CALLS MAGAZINE S Published Brightest Magaslne D. C. Walker, a progressive 5 Contains Beautiful Colored Plates. Illustrate Latest Patterns, Fash- farmer of Eden, was in Ogden, SatIons, Fancy Work. 3 wanted far this magaslne In iNrery Agents 2at Beautiful premiums for n little locality. urday, and gave the Times office a work. Write for terms end other panic ' ulare. flubsrrlpttan only S0o per year, business cull. Mr. Walker says . . including i FIlEK Pattern. ' Address THE McCALL Cd., Bince the recent cool weather you 138 to 146 W. 14th St., New York can almost see the crops grow. WMWfWfWfWMH, The indications are (hat there will The County Trade: All old business be a good yield in nearly every line firms in Ogden have found out that the The farmers breathed a sigh of re- trade of the farmers living in the counlief when the woather cleared up ty towns surrounding Ogden is ahout after tho recent 6torms without the most desirable trade of all. The is the medium through which the bringing a frost. Crops at Eden Times farmers Study' the may be reached. are from 3 weeks to a month becharacter of the Times from week to week hind those in this valley. will soon bo convinced of the and j ' j I ; you fact that it is the paper through which you may reach the farmers of Weber Count'. $250 LIVE STOCK Guii. Otis is to have ten more regiments, consisting of 13,000 men. This call increase army to 95,015 men. Constipation, Headache, Biliousness, Heartburn, cant. Ills, Is found In Moods Pitts cents. God-sen- Bismarks Iron Nerve l. they were very delicate, but those boru rinre (three in nil) are very hearty, nud that convinces me that your medicine wlmt it is said to is 1 could tell be and a great deni more. just to fill s book nlmut the way I suiicred andenough tlic way medicine on acted. woman linked, your th: globe ought to know nlmut every your medicine." Another lady, Mrs. Elizabeth Hull, cif 37 Merrick st., Pawtucket, R. I., write : "I have had fifteen babies, and always had a bad time. Sometimes I have hnd to have two doctors. I liepnn taking your Favorite Prescription Inst July aud in September I gave birth to two little girls and I never had such an easy time. I had no doctor anil did not suiter half as long as before. My twins when lioru weighed ten iiouiids each. They are fine girls, now four months old " Dr. Iiercea Common Sense Medical Ad- Sold by aU mtdloiua dealers. ; y 1 a , 1 1 AND ft 4 4 viser tells you how to treat almost every known foim of disease at home and just what to do in case of emergency. There is no trouble in understanding it. It contains 1008 psgea and more than 700 illustrations. A copy will he sent free for 91 stamps, hy the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. If a French cloth binding is wanted, send ten cents more, thirty-on- e stamps In all. Some folks can best make their Off th.naWeber (:lirlt y AY. Couiiflrlor: Flygare. .Stake Tithing Clerk: jy pay Intel cl on fl or thuiimiiil. Hlari au count. Write fur any information desired. Eden ac- Lohickxo Know, Ilesl.leiit. Gao hub 11. Cammom, Gaultier. BialiopA. IT. J. Fuller Farr Went Street, Salt Lake City, K. McQuarrie. Ward. Jimot Martin OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Levi J. Taylor .Win. W. CbildH David McKay STATE l'eler B. 1'eterwin Governor Hcbcr M. Welln. Jomliua II. Judkiim J nine T. llaiiiiiiuiiil. Secretary CT. George Suiiiin U. S. Attoiiey . Whitmore. Janie Ritchie U. S. Marshal Glen Miller. Jainea Taylor Federal Judge John A. Marshall. fame Ward A lid i tor Morgn n Richards. D. If. Ensign Trenail rer J oso; di Ch i pmaii . Robert McQname Attorney General..... A. V. Bishop. Harritiville Hooper HuntKvillo KaneHville Liberty Lynne Marriott Mound Fort North Ogden Ogden, Find Soeond Third Fourth Barnard White Jl'ISiRH Kl'I'KKMR (VlIiHT. Edwin Stratford James A. Miner, Fifth TIioh. J. Stevens R. N. Baskin, W. U. Kartell. Ilain City (J. W. Branitvell, Jr. JFIHJK 2ni JUPICIAI. 1I STRICT. Pleasant View E. W. Wade Kivcrd.-tlSanford Bingham Henry H. Kolapp. Slaterrille J. A. Allred WEBER COUNTY . ... A1 ma Ivey oh Uintah... Chan. R. Hoi lings wort It. Warren William L. Stewart Clerk Charles E. Layne. West Weber liolsrt McFarland Sheriff. Aluia D. Chambers. Wilson John KacLhnm Treasurer Goo. Halverson Attorney W. M. Bostapli. Adverliw in I ho Times; over a Surveyor Joint W. Gibson. Assessor thousand copies nre printed each Co. Schools of W. B. Wilson. Supt. issue. Tim Times gocH into the f L. B. Adams, Ch Tut au. homes of the people and they read Commissioners J Lyman keen. I W. (1. Smith. e the ads. f OGDEN CITY. wi T a or. J Recorder JESSE J. DRIVER. Druggist, Drug?, 1 'n 1 oiil Mptlipinofi, Toilet ami Fancy Artie'cs. Perfumes; .ill leading makes. IToprici or of Caput ine, sure cure for headache. 25c ami .Job n A. taiyle. Edward II. Anderson. irenidi'iil Thomas E. Browning-Harriet S. Kniuterson. Oily Auditor Edward M. Allison Jr. Cily Attorney R bert A. Moyes Cily Treasurer City Juslice of JY:ice...E. T. lliilaniski. Chief of Iol ice J. E. Davenport. Chief of Fire Dep't Orson Kizer. A. F. Barker.. City Engineer A. F. Moyes Sanitary Inspector M . I,. Porter Sexton Coal Oil Inspector II. M. Bond. Jailer W. F. Ciitclilnw. Night Police Con rll erk ...Ben. Ternes Pound Keeper A. Pcfersou. . cnrNrii.MCN. Wash. Ave. EXPERIENCE First Ward 1871. 1899. i1"1' I j ' Second Ward i Third Ward Jenkins "'j1,1 t Myr,,m. 4m ItB n Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. a sketch and may Anyone sanding description qulokly ascertain onr opinion free whether an Invent Inn Is probably patentable. Communication itiictlr oonfldont la, llnndlionkon Patcnta lent free. Oldoat agency for securingitatenlR. Patents taken turouah Munn A Co. racelva iprrtol notice, without charge, in tbo Scientific Jfmcrican. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Imrent rlr. eolation of any aeientiUn Journal. Terms. S3 a rear: fnnr months, L Hold by all newndcalnia. MUNN & CITY DRUG STORE. New York F Ht, Washington, la ti. Co.86,B""" Branch Office, (136 Drugn, Chemical?, and Drug Sundries. We carry a large Stock of LrURHCH, Fourth Ward jI Fifth KM Ward j 1 . 1 JllSKI'lI . noley ,n, W",n I, Browning K. ATTORNEY AT LAW. HpjcIhI Rooms A Itciil Ion to I'niliallnir Katala A 2. 1 Times ISniMliiff. w urn I Huuim. L. MAliINNIS, . and ATTORNEY AT LAW. PrneeH. Shoulder Sy ranges and all rtali ltn a Trust lliiiliiitiK. kinds of Rubber Onurx, Utah. Goods. Also full line of Medicines, A. J.WKHEK, and make iv specialty of compoundATTORNEY AT LAW. ing r SuHpenfforicH Iamra Tnisl HMtr. 325. IffAh Physicians OUUKN, UTAH. KiMMimZIH 1 We invite the public In call nt . Re- Tiger Rakes, Granger Rakes, Champion Mowers; the latest uml hepl macliinefl made. p. JllEKl'ir IIAI.I., JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, WASH IXdTON AVENUE. Transfer Work. We do all kinds. Our office is at 2350 Washington teleAvenue; known. Champion Binders; the most modern and the best elevators phone, 38c. AlCase Threshers, Racine Spring Wagons and Buggies. If there is anything you need in the Implementor Vehicle line vou ways on hand. should see us and exaiiiine oqr stock before purchasing. Try us. It does the best of work. Co-oWagon & MacliinoCo . R. Ford, E. T WOOLLEY, Manager. Manager. iOfgdep, Nos. 3 and 5 Mala Sliurtliir. O. F. Middleton and N. C. L. I'reHiilunt: YEARS CRAVERHEAOERS ( .4 ZIONS SAVINGS BANK NUt. .fth. Chant, .rz.. & TRUST CO., Maiiitn. of I.tter-(l- 50c a box. GO A LIST OF UFFJt'EIiS WM. DRIVER, Propr. Troy Steam is 1 PEERY BROTHERS FLOUR MILL. one-ce- AMBLERS SUMMER COMPLAINT and DIARRHEA. REMEDY claim that it is (he best, and hundreds have used it for years. Try a bottle. Guaranteed to or money returned give satisfaction Price 50c. All stores. served for 1 Take your Grists to the jLV paper-covere- d We Sell BainWagons! This Space is 11 TREATMENT, 1 Dean Salad. poor poultry yanl that doesnt contain more than three feet. . ft c. Cut the beans into long strips and boil till tender, drain thoroughly and allow them to be quite eold before putting into the bowl, add to these two tablespoonfula of chopped parsley and dress at the last moment with vinegar, salt, pepper and plenty of oil. Boston Laundry Dizziness, Indicate that your liver is out of order. Hie host medicine to rousa the liver and cure all thane j and weakened with their own daily burdens to do any more than struggle almost hopeagainst the physical and mental evils lesslybeset tin thuumclves. to care for others. ilies find that the very ordeal of bringing children into the woTld, and nursing and rearing them to boyhood and yirihood, ia so great a draft upon the mothers strength that she hciself becomes the natural object of care and mot action. It is a glorious boon to the women of this generation that the wonderful supportive tonic, originated by Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N, Y., is capable of sustaining them through tbe ordeal of frequent motherhood and bringing them out of it with unimpaired womanly strength and energy. Motherhood is not only the grandest of woman's possibilities, but is the natural fulfillment of her physical being and when prepared for with proper observance of natures laws and attended by reasonable care should be free from the mental depression, excessive pain and subsequent so prostration commonly experienced. Thousands of women have found that the use of Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription during the expectant time and over tbe nursing period imparts precisely the local strength and constitutional reinforcement needed to carry them over this critical j tincture checrfully safely, almost painlessly. It affords direct organic endurance and constitutional ncrve-forcIt gives recuperative power; 'it 'promotes the secretion of abundant healthy nourishment for the child during the nursing period. It is in the best sense the guardian cf childhood for it not only enables the mother to take up the work of life again with vigor and enjoyment but through, her it imbues the little one with the rugged natural strength which ia a constant protection against tbe physical evils with which childhood ia constantly assailed. What Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription does for mothers and their children is well exemplified in the experience of Mrs. II. M. Hansrote, of Magnolia, MoTgan Co., W. Va. In a recent letter to Dr. Pierce she writes: I commenced to take Dr. rierccs Favorite Prescription something over two years ago, and am clad to testify that it is a to vomnii-kmtThe three children who were born fibre I began to tske your medicine (lid not live long; presence felt by their absence. Freneh a NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE. ALL WHO USE RATES. The Rio Grande Western has made a smash in livestock rates to the east, amounting to $12 50 per carload, The rate applies to all main line points betweeu Ogden and Thistle, to Council Bluffs, Omaha and Kansas City. Following is the rate; Horses or mules, $120 05; cattle and range horses, $119.G5; hogs in single deck cars, $119.05; sheep or goats, single deck cars, $150; double deck cars, $119.65. East of the river the rate is per 100 pounds and tlic same reduction applies. Indigestion, rs f -- Rye Flour and Wheat a choice breakfast food, on grist. foolish to worry about the Globe. are grand, but skin eruptions rob life of joy. Buckleus Arnica Salve cures them, also old running and fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons corns, warts, cuts, bruises, bu rns scalds, chapped hands, chilblains. Best pile cure on earth. Drives out pains and aches. Only 25 cts. Bold at a box. Cure guaranteed. Co-o- p It Printers Ink, July 26. drug store. er. ' ITours. things you can help or tho things you - ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 1 three-quarte- REWARD. Reward $250 paid for tho catching and conviction of any one killing or stealing any cattle be longing t,o Adam Larsen of lnrk: Valley in either Utah or Idaho. Iid FISH WITH NO TAIt- (fcaeer Discovery la a Muddy Pool lu Devonshire, Enslsed. ' A few weeks ago one of the moot extraordinary fish ever known came to light In Devonshire, says the London Rambler. It was a chub, found in a muddy pool, and certainly it was as hideous a thing as one could well imagine. It was imprisoned in a sort of cage formed of the roots of an dm tree that projected under the water, and it had evidently wormed its way Into thin prison when quite small. Being unable to find its way out, it had been forced to grow in tbe shape of its cage instead of tho natural form that all chub should take. YVith no room to develop, the fish's tall had disappeared altogether, save for a little deformed stump that had wedged its way between the roots of the tree. The back fin had also vanished, for there was no room for it to grow in. The whole body of the luckless chub was distorted and had grown into the gnarled and twisted form of the root cage. The scales were incrustod- with mud and arranged in- layers, like roof slates. It is a puzzle to imagine how tire fish fed- and lived during its growing years in that watery prison, said what it did when times were hard and no food came by. It seemed contented enough and was certainly healthy and strong, in spite of its distorted shape. Calf's Liver en Civet. Among meat courses calfs liver en civet makes a nice change. Eight ounces of liver sliced half an inch thick and four of very thinly-slice- d bacon, one Spanish onion and a pinch of dried herbs will be required. Flour the slices of liver and, fry lightly on both sides; transfer to a stew pan, with the bacon, previously fried, on top; slice the onion and fry in the bacon fat; sprinkle these over the liver and bacon; add the seasoning and herbs; pour the fat from the frying pan, rinse it out with a half pint of stock, and pour this over all. Cover with a close lid and simmer slowly for of an hour. Leisure To drive this peril of the air Away from that soft neat of sleep With all her tore and longing there. But see the staunch defender rise With bristling mane and head erect. No power can snatch that precious prise, While he stands ready to protect. Bleep on sweet babe, your mother'a breast Once more shall press you close and warm. No evil bird shall e'er molest While this brave guardian scents the harm. To protect her little once is among the Sr TWO BLOCKS WIST OF Z- - C. M I. '" " -- atrorgeat instinct of a mothers heart, and through all the thousands cares and worries womans life there arises ever and of a anonbusy the thought " O, if I could do more for my baby I But mothers are too often weighed down have-force- was tho result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found Nothing goeB as far with a wowhere stomach liver, kidney and bowels are out of order. If you man as a little raasculino remorse. want these qualities and the succors they bring oso Dr. Kings New Life Iilla. They develop every power of brain and body Only 25c at Co-o- p drug store. It The local weekly is tho beat medium for the local merchants. Volcanic Eruptions , - Acts gently on GUI. Blow circling upon ootaireiched wing The ficrae. rapacious hint of prey Glides uar that null, sweet, tender thing Thoae cruel claws would snatch away. O, how that mother'a heart must leap The Parisian papers art on nn incident that lately occurred in the garrison st Toulon. A soldier named B - , while among his comrades at the barracks, said things which Coporal Delhorbe deemed an lt to the French flag. The corpora! ordered the man to be punished. The colonel, when he heard of the case, was horrified and straightway reported the natter to Gen. Coronnat, commanding the Fourth- brigade of marine infantry. The general was also horrified, and addressed the following letter to the troops under his command: "Private B of the Eleventh company. Eighth regiment, has been punished for having wantonly said outrageous . things concerning the flag. It is with sadness that the general brings to the knowledge of the troops this incident, which is a veritable crime agui nst the country. As this soldier had deplorable antecedents, insults coming from him cannot soil the sacred emblem. But as he regrets his fault, we shaft confine ourselves this time lo the following reparation: The Eleventh company, which witnessed the scandal, shall be formed in the square of execution before the colonel's office, and the flag ihall be unfurled. Private 11 shall present arms to It and express his regrets in swearing to die for the honor of the flag, as.erery good soldier ought to do. If thic. soldier had rot sign tiieI his repen tande one of the five men of fit color guard, drawn by lot, would h retritctlon wlth anus In his hands, and '.the ' delinquent would have been sent to a 'compagnie de discipline.' The color guard chose to defend the flag against the enemy should the privilege to defend tt against !;ave Corporal Delhorbe Is to be praised for havihg noted the words of Private R and for having caused his punishment." in-sa- (aui?rnia porter was given a fuw points of interest to the people of that settlement. Mr. Marlin says the sugar beets are maturing and will bo ready for tho factory the fore part of next month. Tho acreage around Wilson is largely in excess of that of last year. The tomatoes are making a good showing. All that are ready for the cannery in August receive one dollar more a ton, $S, than those delivered after The regular price this month. contracted for is 17 a ton. TBE EllfcHDUH OF PabUalr variously-commentin- hABiTUALcS' In conversation with John Martin, Jr., of Wilson, a Times re- Uiait t HI. FUg. the System correspondent writes: Mr. Scofield, the Ogden man who married Mrs. Hart, the lady who was divorced from another bus-bar- d a few days before her mar-riugto him, is reported to have u wedding tour the next on left morning ufter he was married, but the strange part of it is, he went alone and his Mrs. does not know whither he has gone. A SOLDIER PUNISHED. ; Weber County has no end of ir- Cleanses rigating water this sea ton, consequently nearly all the irrigated farms are flourishing. I to Notice Subscribers The Times at present ha3 no authorized traveling solicitor or collector in PERMANENTLY the fleld. Due notice will be given when any person is authorized to ,T5&tHEF ICIAL represent us. BUT the GENUINE MINT'D By Elishi 1111, so: of W. H. ILill Fig of Five Points, has one of the ".$? roa aausvau owesisrh na m itieaniL prettiest fields of beets in the The patch consists of six county. Some men have such happy acres. They have flourished from the etart. The yield per acre will lions that they never amount be a good one. to much. If the roads which lead out of Ogden to all the county settle: C.TYLISH, RELIABLE ments were kept in perfect condiARTISTIC- tion the year around they would Recommended by Leading Tfc A 3 Dressmakers. 9 have a tendency to greatly increase Tg They Always Please.the business of this city, besides making things a little easier for the Make the roads first farmers. class and keep them bo. 1 - 'i'; ' : d in the large patches found in various parts of the coun ,3. Elder Joseph Petemou of Huntsville has returned home, after having spent some two years in missionary work. Good wagon roads leading into a town are of about as much value as a new railroad; the wagon roads are always open to competition. S irah Bitton, age 15, daughter of Win. Bitton and grand daughter of John Bitton, was buried in West 96 r V ' '...WE13En WEBER COUNTY TIMES. ; ' - ;;.v5"' - NOTAIIY I'llni.lC. Office ftkwnieut Court Il tiiM. UufMIng, Ujfrieii j I.VIKAS E. SNOW, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Tracticr in State aiul Federal Ann barb Kunm biiiMmif. llli'IIAKlM Ac Conn. HALT LAKE CITY ALLISON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office: ItiMim :vr. to aav, IMhIi Lomu aid Trust HIM. Akthu: k. Uadeii, Dial, prait, ATTORNEY A COIJNSElJlR AT LAW. First National hank IhiililiiiK- - P. OtiUEX, UTAH. II. JONES COUNTV PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. in thr Lam IieiiMrtiueiit.lhf UullfO Court of Claim, and all Slate iuit H'aU-Unite Court. Ut'FlCE lu IV'irl UuUM. irai-- l lee Stale I Ubiquam, Uiau , - |
