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Show Around Town 1X8T1MI A UliSVAH. HARDLY SHORT OF A FLOOD. ECONOMISING A bovelty in the way of a tail IN RAILROADING. as to whether a man is marrying the . Haavl Will the Burlington build for money or sinion pure love has Year Fill This through tbN . Ogden? been devised in Ohio. A rated H.divnrre Buckeye Judge Rolspp y. seemed to question habe?n asked many Mr Wedue-du- y' morn: Ijr heiress has fallen in love with a of Ogden M the times but! no definite answer precipitation Arcin-bit- ll young man who is blesed with extended White from her Ji ul from the H has been given, so the matter very few of this world's goods. White. the suutherii,..part : ofj has been eft in doubt fora The live vniinfr in an arnnted fur With feminine trullifuliussur tlw to of tire t' the yming woman believes that along long- time.;JFrom trustworthy were fiiet driving ly Officer Jn r I street every Nearly sources is learned that the ' by the young man loves her for heri d.irtd iiued $10 each from the bene leading self alone. Her family, after the coming of the Burlington is Justice Hull. aged' to a gi eater or of manner their is hs think kind, only a question of time, and of excursionists Tei: couches after the girls money. In order to and in soma places that when it reaches Utah it went down to Lagoon Wednesday Bettle this were cut in the reai has it disputed point' will not stop-- here permanentto attend the barbecue of the Ogbeen agreed that the young wo- the street almost im den and Salt Lake butchers. ly, but will push westward man is to marry her impecunious the intersection of and eventually go to tbe PaThe street department was busy suitor, after first over her street and Twenty-f- i turning recific coast. That the Burlingavenue all the fore part of the week property to the family lawyer for Washington the done ton will build to Ogden, is an and rocks aatne by pairing the damage a period of three years. If at the the hill and were jp storm. assured fact. From here there expiration of this time she is still are two routes to the west, one e ;wafeeta .. John II, Restall, un of the belief that her husband direct and the other indirect. ant cellars into and mud on pouring loves her and not her ahekels, she Ogilenile, is in Evunslou, Wyo , The first is by way of a lake basements. his way back to Ogden from gets the money back. f cut-off; the other is by way of Tbe heaviest loss is that o Whichever view of the suitors Europe. Salt Lake City and around the John Koilgm-i- was fined $30 by motives may be the correct one, George J. Kelly, in .the basement south end of the lake. That water roee Justice Hall Tuesday, sentence the test ought to prove' highly of the Reed hotel. The the Burlington, when it starts on the floor aiid in the vault to of on auccessful. Even from Ogden, will choose west he is promise being suspended supposing of three destroying feet, depth the most direct available future good behavior. marrying for money, he will necesand the one with the easiest route, books, records, papers, plats to have conduct himself as Ain, II. Marlin has filed suit in sarily thins of that description it and fewest curves, goes grades withthe district court against W. II a model husband for at least three every loss Mr. heaviest touched. out Hence it may be Kellys saying. Sherman for the recovery of cer- years; otherwise he will lose every- is on books which assumed that it will build set a of abstract tain property and $150 attorney thing. If he succeeds in doing were piled on the floor of the office across the lake and not 'make a this through three years of grocery fees. and in the vault. His loss is esti- long detour and run its main Chief Engineer Brownlee of the bills and cold Sunday dinners, the mated at $2000. line down to Salt Lake City. chances are when that tbe time wrecked nil' Douglass Inlander, At the new Healey helel the sea There is another reason why has expired what was sham limit not choose the indirect Brownof a brother is John island, of water which poured down it would will have beeome at a first fixed and roundabout route, which is lee of this oity, also of Mrs. J. F. street washed the Twenty-fit- h route find available will he and that every" himself a habit, Alky of Salt Lake. ant the earth foundation; sway of of out and slave to husbandly devotion. Even way right C. E. Loe of Provo, president to as so was the great pressure Salt Lake City has been surwith his fingers on his wifes of the Grand Central Mining comforoe the wall iniyard, while the veyed and secured by the money he will not have either the Loose W. R. his and its brother, water Pacific Southern through pany, way coni pan)', pushed inclination or the power to kick of San Francisco, passed through which would hold them basement. the filling against over the tra'eB and become obstreNumerous other places the any company which should atOgden en route to the cast. perous. Furniture company, Tom tempt to build over them. Mrs. Lily Dixon was examined But these three years are bound Bjyle But, it will be asked, How Tuesday by Drs. Joyce ami Fern-lun- d to be full of uncertainties and Paidoe, barber. 2438$ Washington would the Burlington be betAdam Patterson, Sidney Stevens as to liei sanity, and was doubts for his able to build directly west helpmeet. I. S. Proudfit and others suffered ter She will be the utmost care he will find Despite tdjudged insane. from it al- losses Ogden? The answer is, from $100 to $250 taken to Provo by Sheriff jane. ranging it might take its choice that most impossible to keep from comThe Ogden canyon road was of either of several feasible, The officers and directors of the ing to the table in his shirt sleeves street railway company made a or from mentioning some of the damaged to a considerable extent, direct routes which have not Commissioner yet been surveyed and appro trip over the Hot Springs line, excellencies of his mothers cook- but is passable. it be uninspecting the work of repairing ing, and nothing so surcharges the Wilson immediately began re- priated; for, let much-talked-the the road. The line will be ready wifely mind with forebodings of a pairing the damage and will soon derstood, cut-o- ff Ogden-Luci- n is not the accumulated rocks and have the for regular service in about ten on affection of the her wening pait route direct only practicable, cle ared away. days. liege lord as sins of this sort. And earth from westward Ogden, al 8o far as can be learned at this Suit lias been filed in Justice the knowledge that her husband it is several miles in the outlying though than any other. Of shorter Joseph Halls court by E. M. is on trial will naturally heighten time the damage precinct ia slighter, as the force o; course, the Southern Pacific Gutridge, of Elko, Ncv, against the suipicions of the Ohio bride. After all, it looks as if the best the storm centured in Ogden may build across the lake by Joseph Strong of Ogden. Gutridge or may select to claims $155 due him upon a check thing for an heiress to do is to Here the damage, to pnl it con- this cut-of- f, will exceed build $5000. another over, route, the servatively, issued by Strong, which was pro- marry a foreign nobleman. By ir-'of which has already survey tested when presented, for pay- so doing she rids herself of all ibis been of a made. This survey MOM ITIVELY TEA CURES SICK ment. agony of suspense and uncertainty, j cut-o- ff line into Ogden skirts ;lon and conatipatloi. A rte iudi Wanted A boy about 17 years for she enters upon her matri- headache, crosses it and Lake Salt link. Removei bvrb all ol great ligbtfnl dj eruption tbe ekin, prod! Ming a perfect complexion, or some distance north of the proof ige to work around creamery. monial career with a full and 23 cte. uid fiO cte. refund for eale by that her husband mar- money cut-of- f. A good It Must know how to milk. posed Ogden-Luci- n Wallace Drug Ce. end B. 6. Knotli, Drugginls. for ried nothand her her not is as as direct the money or months for can work quite six hoy else. former, but the grades are longer at $15 per month and board ing J. 'Richarki lata Wednes-da- y about Mary as easy. The difference end if be is trustworthy will reafter nepon filed for probate the in the distance The reappointment of the Rev. is about fourAddress M. ceive inure pay. W. Taylor to the Ogden church will of Getrrge V... Richards, her teen miles in favor of the J. BuBtrom, Albion, Idaho. 2 w. cut-of- f. On the OgdenThere liuabandtwlio died in Ogden gave general satisfaction. Sheriff Fury of Butte, Mont., was a little opposition to his re- August lfMh. , The estate is valued -Lucin cut-o- ff there are a arrived in Ogden Monday night at turn in the form of a letter of pro- at $7500, 1000 in real estate and number of short stretches in 7 o'clock, after the jockey, Murray test addressed to the conference. remainder Ipersonal property. By the lake where the water hasn a depth of as much as twenty-seveAshley, who was arrested hare but this was more than off-se- t by a the termajf of the will the aged feet. On the other line Friday, and took him back to petition, signed by a heavy ma- mother f the deceased, who remaximum the depth of water Butte on tbe midnight train. jority of the church members, ask- sides ia jCullins county, Texas, seven feet. is but By the Ashley is wanted for shooting at a ing for his reappointment. A dif- given $5)0 cash and the balauce ol first route there would be a man in a Butte saloon. ference of opinion regarding the the estate goes to the widow, who saving in distance of about Assessor Gibson proved his de- work of Evangelist Oliver caused ia majjfo executrix, without bonds forty miles between Ogden tective ability whan lie went up the opposition from Olivers friends. and Lucln, by the second, Jonn Koiyman. and C. D. miles. On no part into the mountains last week look- Bishop Fowler at the morning and Whweler, who reaidalon Twenty-- e twenty-fiv- e of line either would the grade ing for stock which had not been evening service attempted to raise yen th street, got iftbvtn alterca- of 1 per cent. exceed a half for He assessment. sucthe $10,000 indebted ties from the tioik Tuesday, as a remit of which reported As ceeded in finding sheep to the Ogden church and succeed in WheeiVer had economy of operation is Kooymu firrusted It the great desideratum of modvalue of $21, 000, which he is now raising $7,000 of the amount. appeamthat Knoymaaa chickens ern railroaders, and as this engaged in entering on the rolls. The Draper automatic ther- had trespassed uni Wheelers can only be secured by reducLafe Brown and wife were out mometer in front of Browning premises, an J the latte killed one, ing grades and curvature and evening when Bros. proved something of a puz- which made Kooym infvery angry, shortening distance, it follows driving Tuet-datheir horse took fright and dashed zle to a stranger, who and he threatened. to kill Wheeler, that the Southern Pacific will into a tree at Tabernacle square, paused for five minutes in front of burn his house, arid other dire select one of its two surveyed throwing both occupants of the the instrument the oth-- r div and things. The trial t0nk place be- routes when it gets ready to out its line, cut buggy to the ground. Mrs. Brown tried to figure out how to set hid fore Justice Hall whl found Kuoy-ma- n straighten down the grades and shorten 1 was seriously injured, having three handsome timepiece by the supguilty, the distance and running time bad gashes in her scalp. posed clock. The machine registerHere ia a good one at somebody a between Ogden and San FranThe tire department was culled ed about 70 degress of heat, and expense. James Cuoinbie. proprietor cisco. Utah State Journal. to a small blaze at the residence of after trying for some time to figure of tbe Uintah dairy, wA arrested Santos-Dumuout the lime of d.ty from the dial at the instance of State food ComMrs. West, 52S Twenty-fourtis getting street. Only nominal damage was face, the stranger had to appeal missioner Ifelner and Reused of a good deal of. free advertising for having accomplished nothdone. When the alarm was sent for information from bystanders. selling skimmed milk, jow it de of practical value. Everyin the Chiefs horse escaped from Manager Binford of Gienwood velops that the milk ikimmed, ing his driver liefore lie could be park and Alex Wilkinson, an em- but not by Coombe. I had been body knew that a balloon would float in the air and hitched up, uml followed the fire ployee, had an altercation in which kimmed by some ne in the could be directed in calm wagons as far as the Reed hotel, the manager landed on Wilkinsons family of the purohase but un-th- e weather. The is to problem but was taken hack to the station eye. Wilkinson threatens to have known to him, aud no1 case do away with the balloon and him arrested. in lime to reach the fire. against Coombe is to l 'dismissed. move against the wind. . J t'. Look at your tongue. Is it coated ? Then you have a bad taste In your mouth every morning. Your appetite is poor, and food distresses you. You have l, - it' frequent headaches and are often dizzy. Your stomach is weak and your bowels are always constipated. Theres an old and reliable cure : old-tim- Don't take a cathartic dose and then stop. Better take a laxative dose each night, just enough to cause one good free movement the day following. You feel better the very next day. Your appetite returns, your dyspepsia is cured, your headaches pass away, your tongue clears up, your liver acts well, and your bowels no longer give you trouble. Prlca, 25 cent. All druggUts. I have taken Ayer's Pills for SB tbe best years, awl I consider themmore kmmI made. One pill does me kind I box other a of than half any have ever tried." Mrs. N. E. Talbot, March SO, law. Arrington, Kans. . . Caked Breast Just two applications did the work aa onlr Gentlemen suffered tor a woman withi caked breastdays can and in Scotch Kennedy, hopdesperation applied ing it would ease the pain. The first application gave relief and the second restored the breast to its normal cr r.dltion, without injuring or effecting .he flow of milk. I have used your truly houseMysterious Pain Cure, as a hold remedy, for nearly a general and conyear sider It the greatest external remedy In MRS. U.F.S. Iho world. Oakland galjfcJyly H. 19u0. - ( DOCTOTS-rdirir- T" Gentlemen I have known of the uae of Pain Cure for Several years, Mysterious but not until within a few months have I used it upon ray person and in my family, and I can say unhesitatingly that It la one of the beat remedies for pain that I have ever tried. Thoroughly applied it la. in my experience, verv sure to give quick and permanent relief. Respectfully. GEO. H. CUTI..I3R, M. D., Bakersfield, Vt. DONT RUB IT IN Sold by ell druggists at 50 cents. SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO (Testers Agency Transfer We do all kinds. Our office is at 2350 Washington Avenue; telephone, 38c. Always on hand. Try ns. Ford, Manager. Guaranteed of v. .. com-assuran- ce C)g-den-Lu- f Work. R. $900 Salary Men and women of good sdl rest to represent us. Mime to travel appointing agents, others fur Io'mI work looking after our interests. S9imi salary guaranteed yearly; extra ins ions and expenses, rapid advancement, Grand chances for old established house. earliest man or woman to secure pleasant, permanent position, liberal Income aud future. New, brilliant lines, Write at once. a Tit I'l'Olt II PIlKHS, Nrwr Hrarru. Conn. S3 Church SI., Thousand are Try lair It. order to prove the great merit of Ely's Cream Jlaliu. tbs most effective cure for Catarrh and Cold in Head, wo Lave prepared a generous trial size for 10 cento. Get it of your druggist or acud 10 cents to ELY DUOS., M Varreii St., N. Y. City. I Buffered from catarrh r.f ilie worst kind ever since u boy, and i never Loped for cure, hut Ely's Creuni Daliu eeeiue to do even that Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results. Oscar Oatruiu, Yu 45 Warren Ave., Chicago, 111. Elys Cream Balm is the acknowledged core for catarrh and contains no cocaine, mercury nor any injurious drug; Price, 0 easts. At druggists or by mail. AND DENVER & RIO GRANDE choice of TIUIKIO distinct milieu across the continent uml the iiium magnificent sccnei-j- i America. Only line passing directly through Salt Lake City. 3 Fust Through Trains Daily, Icuviiu; Ogdtn at 7;3T a. m., 2:13 p. m. aiul 7:15 p. m. for all pointM East. Fn I Inin n I'aliiee ami 0ilin:iry SIwik'M. Free iiifliniiiir Chair Isirs. ii'ml a jieiffft Diiiing-t'ii- r Service at nil tinn-s- . comlm-tci- l cxcnr-iuii- s. Personally Impure of Ticket Ajji-ii- i nr write O. II. CILSil.N, AliKM, OliliKN. Offers r GKO. W. ml light loads. MEASE IIKINIZ, Assistant General Passenger Agent, HAI.T 'ood for everything 1.AKK CITY. that runs on wheels. , . 4 RIO GRANDE - WESTERN well-dresse- d . ciu Current Time Table. Sold Everywhere. Mad by STANDARD Oil. CO. LRAVK OlibKX: Mo. 2 Scenic Limited, Salt for laike, lrovo, Grain! .1 unc- tion uml all Miints east Flyer, fur Salt Lake, Provo, Granil Junction ami 2 lo p in j In p in No. east..... No. li Atlantic Mail, fur Salt like. Grand Junction ami east... 7 "n a ni ZIONS SAVINGS BANK & TRUST No'S Pacific Flyer, from No. 3 No. 1 You Can All Have Turkey if you spend your money here. Beet clothing, best shoe?, best of everything. Special bargains on our bargain tabhs. Further reduition Tan shoes and slippers must move a few at 25c. A larger lot at 35 j. A big mixed assortment at 75 and 25c. Fine goods in ladies sizes $1.25, $1.20, $2.50. m in Salt Lake City, 4 tr iimiI r hiiiiiiiii inl.-n- l tl.niiMi mis. Slnri hi. Nivoinil. At oil on? SI jo Write li dcsin'il. in v iiifoiniHlioii IjiHKMii SXllW, 1'lHSl.lHIII. Ukokuk M. CaNN.iN, I'aslurr. m lilM'AI. TRAINS Leave Salt Lake lor F.urcka, Silver ii INI p m City ami lleher For Hclkuap, Mauli, Ir vo, lleher N (si a m and intermediate points Arrive at Salt Lake from Itelknup, Silver Pity, F.mvka, Itiiigliani i! (mi p ni ami intermediate points From Eureka, Silver Pily ami iiiUrmcdintc Miiuis...liMHi a hi S Hi a in For Park Pitv Arrive at Park Pity in in a m ...: :tn p in From Park Pilv r, Arrive at Sslt Lake....;. tnpm M:mi-uiul- The Problem Of Life is to no with many li ve h ly mep to mm re in-Mi- slim hereafter. si re people who live lint for tlio immitMil, but wlio are wii-'uuJ look alie ad. :i Tlii- -e far-Hiohtt- p POSSIBILITIES 'il; 1 OF IRRIGATION. There are 00,0011,1 Mil) acres of irrigable public binds. They need storage reservoirs to make them available as Another Problem Hii'li look people never overto pMitecl their earthly puseesMiona from the inereiiess lire des- homes. Let the government build the great reservoirs and main canals necessary t make water available fur these irriga- troyer. So hey .ire never left end protect ll ' ble public lauds. iM home-f- M bil piMinilesM ve by Let the cost of such work in ('ood combe added to the cost of the pany. lands, to be repaid to the government by the settlers in ten No One Is Safe or twenty annual installments, without interest. from (ire; it nciy at any (Five the settlers at least nioiiieni pick you out as two years time in which to gel I started before he is called upon to make anv payment. Reserve the land for which water is thus made available for actual settlers only, who will go on the.laml and cultivate it and build their permanent homes there. It is necessary that the government should build tlie works requiring capital; it can leave the settlers to construct aud dig the smaller canals, which they can do without capital. Whenever the settler who goes upon the public land today, or in the future, can set his plow in the ground aud have the water follow Hie furrow, then the opportunities will have been created w hich will be seized upon by the millions of industrious men to create prosperous homes in what is today .in arid wilderness. -George II. Maxwell in National Irrigation for August. The platform in and let me (ijure with you; it will pay you. MANSFIELD L. SNOW, jVrnl. for Weber Co. (Mv l''ire insur-:ihe- e O... of Brook ly li, One ol (lie best eompanies in Ihe United Stale. E. II. ieirce of Salt Lake is ireneral agent and fire Hume Willi.-iiie-lmrgl- i adjuster for Utah. ii.viKAs K. .inliii M. Bowman Snow, SNOW & BOWMAN LA W YIIHS, Walker IUlji. 11. K. li. .ion 1 Salt Luke hi in s Slut.- - uml J.IIO'I Ollo i. in ( flUi-- iinh i1 I nSKI'll s. i Bears the Signature of Always Bought Hunk. ly Lull. n am, Utah. Mih IUih'L, kry. i Km.iiiik s Tiim iul 1 A I lei lull to IlnliHlIlu' Ollirt- - Kh.i-nuui- i i, nr A 1.1. or Cruiil l Y. 'It. (. I ipoKlta Huiina , 1) KNTJSTK l'iil. llt'C .V isiiiiiima. THE PKAUE -- NOTARY Hue I'uii't and Kcli-iu- l ATI'OKNKY AT LAW. JUSTICE The Kind You Cilf. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Irnelu-ef- c Isofuts U . OSK.I'll II A OR CAST Children. and For Infants re. Dont delay a Day. 1 I .L' iu-Mi- of the Iowa Democratic party reaffirms the national platform adopted in 1NIO at Kansas City, and contains a plank on state issues demanding reform in taxation laws, repeal of the Mulct liquor law, and enactment of local option law. The platform says: Without surrendering our convictions or abating our loyalty to our ualional politics we believe li is. campaign to be particularly one that should be confined Instate issues. lic-e- l its victim, and then if your houses mid goods are Coveted by :t poliey in a reliable company, how you ldea the day you made up your mind to OBADB N ilinii.il ITiU.le. lluii'r I'.uiMinK, N. SMI I U K mk, Ofrd ill ItKNTIST. ( 0 leu, Ur I. L. Clark and Sons Coj 2CC0anJ 2302 Washington, Ladies shirt waists must gc goods from 75c to $2.25 now 35c. ' Others for 75c big reductions on hot weather goods Street Nos. 3 and 5 Main Salt Lake, Provo, Grand Junction ami the east It) In a Paeiiic Kx press, from Salt Lake, I'mvo.Graud Junction uml the east It n!) p Scenic Limited, from Salt !akc, Provo. Grand Junc2 (Ml ) tion ami the east nt h CO., AIIKIVK AT OlillKX. OGDEN, UTAH, |