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Show t ' ue Jms . Oi FICIAL DIRECTORY. NNY .v. v.v N ROCKEFELLER rmk a le Kind fon Have Always end which been In use for over 30 years, Bought has borne the slgnatnre of and has been made under bf personal supervision since Its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-goare bub Kxperlments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. od What is CASTORIA a substitute for Castoria is harmless Castor OH, Pare-gori-c, and Soothing 8yrups. It is Pleasant. It irops contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ami allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. 1 1 relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation aud Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and ISowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Clilldreus Panacea The Mother's Friend. CASTORIA always Bears the genuine Signature The Kind You Have Always Bought . 30 In Use For Over CKMT.UH COMPANY, TT MUM..V .T.EET, Years. HEW VOHK CITY. . 4. HU ChlMnai Ceosotcry. NNVnnva:anvv jpTATK FS0D ' BITTER. th Kooslly Lot la i - That the quarrel 'between Frank nd John D. Rockefeller is extremely bitter and lasting was evidenced again by the action of Frank Rockefeller, when he had the bodiea of his two children removed from the magnificent Rockefeller lot in Lakeview ceme-ter- y, Cleveland, O., and moved into a new lot which he recently purchased. The Cleveland friends of the famous millionaire brothers can place no other interpretation on Frank Rocke- feller's action. Over the family burial lot stands one of the finest granite monuments in the world, which cost an enormous om of money, in addition to the small fortune spent in moving It to Cleveland and placing it in position. It consists of a single immense shaft of granite. Frank Rockefellers friends say that he wanted the bodies of his dead removed because John Rockefeller had consulted no other members of the family when he designed and erected the monument. The quarrel between tne Rockefeller brothers began over money matters, chiefly raining stock transactions. It grew so violent that Frank Rockefeller and his family withdrew a year ago from the Euclid Avenue Baptist church because his brother was the most prominent and influential member. What especially angered Frank was that John Rockefeller, according to some members of the congregation, forced the retirement of Rev. H. D. Applegarth, his close friend, who is now pastor of the First Baptist church of Cambridge, Mass. FIND MANY RARE SKELETONS. LUXURY FOR POOR. Socialists of Paris to Establish a Magnificent People's Palace. to Show tho Worlc- the Hteh Live Eld Make Theut UU.atlatled with Thefo Condition. Their Parpose 1 l w Governor Ifeber M. Wcifa Janies T. llsunmri. Secretary U. S. Attorney ...0. (). Whit move. IT. S. Marshal Glen Miller. Federal Judge John A. Marshall. A uditor.. ....Morgn n Ivieharda. I rensii rer. ................ .J osepli I liipnian. A. 0. Bishop. Attorney General jriHiia erriiKME court. R. N. Baskin, James A. Miner, li. W. Bar tcli. No. PACIFIC TIME TIME TABLE LEAVE (HIDES'. No. 0. the Fast Mail, for KFFKCTIVK MAY 13. I'M, St. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City .ever and Park i.EAvniKjnry. 1 Atlantic Fiver for Salt ,t,r a, m Lake, Fro vo. Grand Jet. JlTHii: 2si J1KK IAI. msTitirr. No. 2 -- Overland Limited, for and all (mints east 7:15 .tn St. Paul, St. Louis Chicago, llenry II. Ihilupp. No. 2 Seenie Limited, for Salt. Omaha, Denver, Kansas WEBER COUNTY Lake, Provo, Grand JuncCity and Park City 2:10 p. tion nnd the East E lerh ...... ....... ..C, h as. 1,. 2:15 p.m. No. 1 -- The Atlantic Hollingsworth Fiores for Slitnllti.ii............. i liarles 1,. I,avne. No. G Atlantic Mail to Salt Chicago, St. Jjiuis, St. Paul Luke, Provo, Grand Jet. Treasurer Alma D. Chambers. St. Ijouis, Omaha, Den ver and all Points east ud Kansas City: (( 11 H al versmi Attorney 8:30 p ia U. llltst'lpll. iUri PJ Or.. a. . . . . . . , arrive ogdek. ARRIVE OODKV. A ssvssnr.. . . . .. . . . . .J nil n . (iibsou. No. 1 Overland Limited, from Co. fc?upt. of Schools W. B. Wilson. No. 5 raciiic Flyer from Salt Chicago, St aul, St. Louis Lake, Provo and the east 10:45 a.ni Omaha, Le.irer, Kansas ( L. B. danis, Clirman. Commissioners Lyman Skeen. No. :l Pacific Express from Salt City and Park City 2:10 p.m. i V. G. Smith. No. 3 the Fast Mail from Lake, Provo, Grand Junction and the east CGDEN CITY. Chicago. St. I.oum Omaha, 11:59 p.m No. 1 Scenic Limited from Sait St. Paul, Kansas City, Den M. S. Browning. Mayor V ver, and Park City Lake, Provo, Grand Junc-ti- n 8:50 am Lecorder J. .N, 1 th. aud East 2.00 p.m No. 5 The Pacific Express, from President Thomas E. Brow ..mg. Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis Mrs. L. E. Miller City Auditor..., local trains. Omaha, Denver and Kansas II. K. Macmillan. City Attorney City ...... ......... ... 4:00 a.m Robert A. Moves Leave Sail Lake City Treasurer Eureka, Sil0. A. HE A n ver City ami Deber intermediate City Justice of Peace fosepli Hall. Chief of Police ' I. E. Davenport. nd Pass. Agent. pfMni.,,f.l,MI(,l(t,,ffl.(lsait)tii) ). m K. S. Chief of Fire Dejit RUBLE, Trav. and Pass. Agent. Orson Ri.er Fur Belknap, out i, Heber, Uniuu Dejmt, Ogden. Utah. A. F. Paker. 1rovn ami intermediate City Engineer A. F. Moyes Sanitary Inspector ..RiOtt a. in , J,, porter Sexton..., Arrive at Salt Lake from Belknap, Pacific Railway. Coal t til Inspector I. M. Bond Silver Gy, Eureka, Bingham W. F. Crilrhlow. and intermediate point.. .G:00 p.m Night Jailer Police Court, clerk ...Ben. Ternes Frm Eureka, Silver City, Main-im.t- h ARRIVE AT OUDEX Pound Keeper A. Peterson. aud No. 1 Atlantic Express intermediate 6:00 p.m f i:f)0 a 111 No. :- l- East Mail iWNfiiAi i:v. puintn... 6:45 a.m For Park City Mixed No., r:,rr8:10 a.111 ....8:45 First Ward j p.m ; Arrive at Park City LEAVE OGDEN. a.m Emm Park City 2:10 p.m .:;() p.m I No. 2 Pacific Express .T11, '.V I'V' Second Ward sJ I I 41 l ( 4 Fast Mail Arrive al Salt Lake 10 a.m 2:40 a.m. 7:45 p.m ....(. W (Voss. G. W. 11 El NT., Gen. Pasi. A Tekt. AM. No. 11 Mixed Third Ward .......... .... Jos. Iarrv. E. II. II I? NT. T. F. ,t P. A It. Gi lS().N, C. A. HENRY ...A. W. Brown Fourth Want Chl-cag- o, 1 Some SO socialists, ail members of the institute, widely snown artists and famous physicians, have tuken the initiative in establishing at Paris a peoples palace, which is to be u copy upon a grander scale of similar institutions in Brussels, Antwerp and Berlin. Only socialists money will be accepted to pay for building it, as it is desired to escape any obligation to the moneyed classes or the government. d of the 2,000,000 francs ($400,000) needed was contributed by the laboring classes in five days. The rest will be obtained by means of concerts and lectures to be given in every part of the city by distinOne-thir- ir guished socialist women. This people's palace will provide parlora, a library, a theater, ofiices for workers associations, a cafe, a roof garden, large conservatories, a gymnasium and swimming baths. Everything is to be sumptuous, beto quote the prospectus, "the cause, Carnesto Musenm Expedition Ssonres must become acquainted laborers tho Remains of Extlnof with all the modern, comfortable luxMonsters. ury of the wealthy classea and grow Prof. J. B. Hatchen, the curator of intolerably dissatisfied with the present conditions forced upon the workpalaeontology at the Carnegie museum In Pittsburgh, has just returned ingmen by the professional politicians from the west. Under his direction and monopolists in order that an inextensive explorations were made by telligent rebellion shall speedily folthe order of Dr. W. J. Holland, the low. Lyons, .the second city in France; director of the museum,' in Utah, Wy the third, and Lille, the Marseilles, Colorado As and Nebraska. the oming, j C. Elvsrare. result three carloads of material, fifth, all having socialistic municipal followed governments, Paris promptly weighing 30 tona, are on their way example and have started subscripto the museum. The collection conrr ( h tains complete skeletons of diplodocus tions to provide luxurious palaces and brontosaurus, monsters about 73 where the masses may find recreation feet long from the tip of the nose to and mental stimulus. the end of the tail and, standing 17 HOGS DIG BRITISH GOLD. feet high at the hips. No other museum (n the world possesses such per- Thmsn Hurled ! Hcvolstloasrr fect skeletons of these creatures. .Wm Found la Booth In the White river beds immense OiiDKX, tiTAn. Carolina. success whs achieved by the expediDAVID ELTI.Kft, t'KKsior.K r. tion. The party recovered beautifulJeff Richards, a negro tenant on the VII Un. D. DEK, Vick FkksIIjknt. ly perfect skeletons of titanotlierium, plantation of K. L. Wallace, near Kings JAMES IlXiiliKK, (JasHiek a beast nearly as big as a mastodon; mountain, in York S. C., has ot acoratherium, a hornless rhinoc- discovered, or rathercounty, hie hogs discovBOARD OF DIKE TORS: s, eros; of the excessively rare ered, a quantity of gold believed to a beast half pig, half deer, have beep buried by the British officers DAVID ECCIJtt, ot which only a few fragments have before going into battle at Kings JOB FINCHER, been heretofore known. mountain. How fpjitf:ed iiiuSps Joseph ci.ark, in the. iron box cannot be uxcrFtiUned; JAMES SHARP, HOME ARMY IS STRIPPED. as Mr. Wallace is keeping Jeff from w. W, KI1 EH, known to be a rich find.. taiking.butitis Uaolo Barns Military- Department GEO. II. TK IRE, The dates on the coins show that all of Greatly Badacad for tho it is over 125 years old. and this is the BARNARD WHITE, Voralaa Service. reason for supposing that it was buried TIIOS. D. DEE, i in the The revolution, during ADAM PVJTKR-timoney Borne idea of the extent to which one and pieces. the military departments of the Unitconfining some "woods" hogs ed States hare been reduced In in After a pen built on the bank of Kings strength to meat the demands of for- creek Jeff Richards went to feed them. eign service is conveyed by the report The pigs had gone to rooting deep and of Brig. Gen. Henry C. Merriam, com- Jeffs eyes fell on yellow in the manding the department of Missouri. upturned mud. He took tbespots gold to Mr, So few are the officers on duty in the Wallace to ascertain the value. Then department that one officer of the reg-ul- a further search was made and the line, an artillery officer, Lieut. rusty iron box, from which some of the Delamare Skerrett, besides being first gold had dropped, was unearthed. U lieutenant of the Third artillery, is was heavy with the weight of gold. an acting captain, an acting judge advocate, chief ordnance officer, chief WILL WINTER IN NEW YORK. rfgDai officer and acting engineer cer of the department of Missouri, Wm. Potter Palm t Plssslas to Glvo Wotablo Itr ia of lotlsl act naklnff aeparate reports in these Isttrlslsossts, rious capacities. Gen. Meniam re- porta a satisfactory condition of afLetters receiver in New York city Basra tha 1 Kind You Have Always Bought fairs in his department and says: jQ from Mrs. Potter Palmer, whose so"I am glad to note that all Indian cial suocess in P rla has been gratitribes residing within this departto friends, innounced that she ment or contiguous to it have contin- fying THE BAU IS AIL0U1. where she passed ued to be quiet and peaceable during villa at Newportlears althe is She summer two be To ago. sine ymi can't take t he th past year, as during the previous ready lur a series of big planning had out nt tvei vihiinr. Hut. Vull year, so that no calls have been made summer entertaiiinents. for troops in connection therewith. Mrs. Palmer if negotiating for a can out of some tliin at :inv winter house ini Fifth avenue. She rate. Take cod liver nil - instiince SAGE FEELS HURT. wants one'alrealy furnished, as she with its disagreeable ndm- Mini does not care tif bring any furniture Aasojsd b r Btatemcat Tbat Far: in Scotts EmiiMuii nil tin-bafrom taste; Chicago. Bald to Btloag to Him Had While CharleslT. Yerkes was In lias been taken nut, and ini . Beta Bold fur Taxes. .t Paris she tried Jo obtain his house, have just the oil without anything but Mr. Yerkes las not ready to give A fine hundred-acr- e farm near Xyick, her JL an answer lintil he returned to is called Cod standing in thy ns Hie ot Ru.tdl Sage, New York. MrJ Palmer also tried to disagreeable. liver oil made eav. was sold at auction the other bedy the yen! the house Khich Howard Gould cause Mr. Sage refused to pay taxee. The amount due was only 9150, has taken for tie season, Taken up Small brown horse and the farm is worth $7,500. The sale Han y In Katoro, bix weight about U00 pound-- ; v that when exam-it- h took place at New City, the Rockland Naturalists count seat, and was made by County ined minutel a microscope it years old. Owner will please call Treasurer Randolph. When the crowd will be foun it no creature or at the end of the etreet car line learned that Russell Sage was the own- ject in natu ugly; that south. Charles Woods. er and tbat he was letting the farm go there is a c n harmony or for $150 not a bidder opened his mouth. metry of par the whole r than the reverse They suspected that the title must be agreeable ri SUMMER EXCURSIONS. full of holes or that there wgs some So the mas disagreeable tasks in i. other hidden defect about the place, life, when VI d in their proper pro-- 1 else why should the sagacious financier portions, rev a poetic, an attractive. Rio ukanijK wj::-tklet property worth $7,500 go for $150? side hitherto Iidreained of. Turn on Mr. de-coax tried to f Vainly the sunlight Randolph ) good cheer, the Louisville, Ky. and return a bid out of the crowd, and finally he termination see the bright as well was forced to buy it in for the county as the darkVdde, and you will find August 22nd end 2.!rd, $ I7,r0. for $150. over Ihe Ilio By going something peasant, even in the most Mr. Sage was seen at night at his dreaded tasl Grande Western it gives yon a home on Fifth avenue. "I always pay choice of three routes through olstartHctdtd by Oak Trees. my taxes. said Mr. Sage. That could An oak not have been any land owned by me. of average six, with Colorado, the Colo. Mi Hand, II. Mr. Sage turned away as If Ills busi700,000 leayls, lifts from the earth ness sagacity had beep motally in- Into the sin about 123 tons of water and II. (j. audthe Narrow Gauge, sulted. during the fve months it is in leaf. taking you through Hip Royal 1 ' a f Mira 1 . -- I 0 1 TRAVELERS . THE WEBER COUNTY tu 00 V. ar Free for Everybody. ho brings five of our ads. cut from Times will he given one free treatment with iggins tonic, guaranteed to destroy dandruff and rtep hair in-- tailing out. Price of tonic oc. a will refund. monej if not eatisfactoiy. w OAHTOTI.IA. - i- -- At WIGCiNS BARBER SHOP ) synr-rende- Then'our regular prices are low: Shxve, 10c, ILiir Cut, 25c., Bath, C. W. 15c Gross' harness Bhop rs h. eat eeEB AGENTS WMTHt in each (own to tide and exhibit a cample 1901 model f. f our manufacture. YOU CAN MAKE $10 TO bicjd.i $50 A WEEX besides having a wheel to ride for jourself. 1909 Egsdels Guaranteed 30 & 99 Models $10 fa $18 $7 to $12 5fiO'Seeond Hand Wheelseq 1. o (Du w TO .Dfl taken in trade by uur Cliicugo retail atom, many rood us tu-- We chip any bicycle ON APPROVAL to auyoue without a cent deposit tn advance and allow 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. absolutely no risk in ordering from s, as you do not need to paj a cent if the bicycle does not suit you. Munr until you luive written for wit nilY rACiOkV fillers and FIFE IblAL OFFEb. RUI This liberal ofier has never been equaled uad is a auarsntce o) the our of wheel. quality W3 reliable WE WANT person in each town to distribute catalogues for us in exchange for a bicycle, write today for free catalogue aud our apedal ofier. MEAD CYCLE tie ACKERS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE old on s positl ve g Marsiitoe. ('u res bart-b- u rn raising of tbe food, distree after eating or auy form ot dyspepsia. One little tablet tpives !m mediate rails!. 25 cts. aud 50 cts. For sale by Wallahs Drag Co. sad B. a. Kuoih. Druggists. 'r Marshall Gorge over Huget-maPass. For full particulars and Place vfiur announcements in "ture write or enquire, the Times. S0 ver 2,500 people read C. A. Henry, Ticket Agent, n. IS. it every wek. ; Gilson, Agent, K. II. Hunt, Travel. Pas. Agt., Oj;den, Utah. n .0 VC Its Kind Yob Haw Always Bough: Basra tha to m i:k a i oi.i JiK)l.- - 2Gtli, Frby. 1 Once Tested Butte and Portland No. 7 . . . . . . . So. 9 .......11. 0 a. m and Unite Pocatello, . 12:25 a. in. Mmitpelii-- r X11. 5, 1 acne Valley Passenger 8:25 a in No. 4 Malt F.:ik' and I'intic Salt Vo. S nko an. I I 4:'i0 a. m. intermed- iate point 8 do a. Salt Lalfc, Iii.v.), Milford a ml all point miiiiIi. .2.4rtp m. No. 2 1; Sill l.akc and iiilcrun-.i- iale p tints 5:50 p. N.. til Sad Lake and intermediate points .7 :2o p No. A It No. 1 fruit N11. ! Unite ,:tk Mini I ll:'5p. . 8:(l5 a m ii - I 1M mins sii'lii Valley :(Mi p in Juab do not run II. OiU.SE, Fit. D. & Isism. .A (. rt . A. HENRY, TLl. Agt, GfiDEN. UTAH. E. Bl'RI.EY. i. P. A T. A. AND CHARACTER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Jo-cp- ad-niini- bt x Pas-eiig- cr 111. f The old reliable Milling & ueed by sll people: 1st Because it has no equals. 2nd Because it makes the best bread. 3rd Because it is a home industry. 4th Because employs Ogden it peo- ple. 5th Because it pays the highest cash price fur wheat raised by Weber County farmers. These are all facts, which should be looked to. n onij 11.tr All Take I.axativi I'.i.r.ii.i iuliiiup Tal'U-l- . dru'Hi-t- ? iffiiiiil tin luiiiii'') if it fiiiN In cu i E. VV. Hiove's slg mime mi en.li l.nx. .'j.1. vr J".1 BigBStU Why Elevator Companys FLOUR should be addreps hv (iioate, Ambassador to Great liiitain, on the raieer and character of Abraham Lincoln hi early life his early struggles with tin world his character as developed in th later years of his life and his ration, which placed his name bo high on the worlds roll of honor and fame, has been published by the Uhicago, Milwaukee A' St. laul Hiilway and may be had by sending (f)) rents in postage to E. A. Miller, General Agent, Chicago. A11 I Ogden SALT LAKH GU Y. CAREER i, 5. Untie and pi.cafclln.7 bout h ol 1 5 Reasons a ni Du SlIllil.IVM. G & in. 10:50a. in. - i Chicap,Milffautfie I'intic 8:05 p. ui Sail Lake nml inier- meiliate tmints No.R Im lluiul anl Bm!Ic No. the Short Idneneldom heeitate about asking for tickets via the falt Lake ami Mil uni No. 7 No. 5 No. of o Salt Lake City, Utah. n Suit bake ami 3 comforte Oiaialia-Chicag- L. L. DOWNING, Commercial Agent. HIVE. Ioi. the St. Paol Rf. Solid Train of Electric Lighted Palace Care The Finest Made. All coupon ticket agents have in. our tickets on sale. m 111. 1 Exue:s No. - d Basement in selecting the moat comfortable aa well as the Those quickest route. who have UEPAWT. - 2317 Washington Avenue. Little Care TIME CARD. mery-eoehoeru- fire-guin- Any pei eon Prom the Rocky Mountains to Chicago and the Past, have a long journey ahead of them, and it is. not a bad idea to use a m 1 TIMES. CARD PlCTO a - SUBSCRIBE FOR UNION OGDEN MILLING & - Wlus-- l 60., Chicago, This signature is on every box of tbs genuine ACERS ENGLISH REMEDY WILL STOP Laxative Bromo-Quioii- ie Tablets cough at eni time, and will cure tbe worst the remedy tbat cswea a coM b osse gay cold In twelf-- hours, or money refunded- - 75 cte. and 50 eHi. For sole by Wallace Ding Co. and B. Q. Koth, Druggist. e liUHlS WHtHfc Al ELEVATOR GOS. urn a!!;1 l IL&E MILS, ELYS CREAM BALM Is posltlvueuro. t Cough Syrup. TuU- -i Uood. -. Id time, hold by OnigifiM- M.1JMII.--I MMST gl Apply Info the nostrils. It is qnickly boor bed. 60 cents st Dmeytats or by moil ; samples 10c. by maiL H.Y BROTHERS, 55 Warrea Su Now TorkCit F or sale by all grocers. |