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Show 3335 her V OlFICIAL ' . . ROCKEFELLER Viuk aeaeT.i Croat t HI W sjto FEUDBITjf ChlldNAi the rsaallr Lat la ' CeMeltrg. v f; k-- , - vs - STATE Mn vv V;SiL k.a V-- . That the quarrel 'between and John D. Rockefeller ia eifremely bitter and lasting wu evidenced Again by the action of Frank Rockefeller, when he had the bodies of hiaCtwo children removed from tbe magnificent Kockefeller lot in Lak'eview cemetery, Cleveland, O., and moved into a new lot which he recently purchased. .The Cleveland friends of the famous millionaire brothers can placfY no other interpretation on Frank' Itocke-feller- 'a action. Over the family burial lot stands one of tbe finest granite monuments in the world, which cost an enormous sum of monry, in addition to the small fortune spent in moving It to Cleveland and placing it iu position. It consists of a single immense shaft of granjte. Frank Rockefeller's frienda 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 the Rockefeller brothers began, over money matters, chiefly mining 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 tbs most prominent and influential member. What especially angered Frank was that John Rockefeller, according to some members of the congregation, forced the retirement of Bev. H. D. Applegarth, his close ' friend, who is now pastor of the First Baptist church of Cambridge, Mass. FIND MANY RARE SKELETONS. , FTanlc S$$5S5SS55555BSSSSSSSSSSSS i'to Kind You Have end which has hem Always in use for over 30 years, Booghtf lias borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its inflttncy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and are but Experiments that trilie with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment Just-aa-goo- d" i What is CASTQR I A a Fare substitute for Castoria is harmless Castor Oil, goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotie substance. Its nge is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. 1 1 relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIAof ALWAYS - Bears the Signature The Kind You Have Always Bought 30 In Use For Over Years. niw tom etrv. tv munrav Thk ccntaum company, CavsaiW Unseam expedition taanaea the Remains at Extloot Monsters. Prof. J. B. Hatchen, the curator of palaeontology at the Carnegie museum in Pittsburgh, has just returned from the west. Under his direction extensive explorations were mXde by tbe order of Dr. W. J. Holland, the director of the museum, in' Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and Nebraska. As the result' three carloads of material, weighing 30 tons, are on their way to the' museum. The collection contains complete skeletons of diplodocus and brontosaurus, monsters about 73 feet long from the tip of the nose to tbe epd of the tail end standing 17 feet high at the hips. No other museum in the world possesses such perfect skeletons of these creatures. ' In the White river beds immense success was achieved by the expedition. The party recovered beautifully perfect celetons of titanotberium. a beast nearly aa big as a mastodon; of acoratherium, a hornless rhinoceros; ; of the excessively rare e beast half pig, half deer, of which only a few fragments have been heretofore known. HOME ARMY IS STRIPPED. I SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WEBER COUNTY TIMES mery-cochoer- us, i Vnele Sams Military Departments Ckrsatly HofioooA far the Varelas Serrlee. - Some idea of the extent to which the military departments of the United States have been., reduced in strength to meet the demands of foreign service is conveyed by tbe report of Brjg. Gen. Henry C. Merriam, commanding the department of Missouri. So few are the officers on duty in the department that one officer of the regular line, an artillery officer, Lieut. Delamare Skerrett, besides being first lieutenant of the Third artillery, is an acting captain, an acting judge ad- Free for Everybody. vocate, chief ordnance officer, chief signal officer and acting engineer officer of the department of Missouri, making separate reports in these various capacities. Gen. Merriam reports a satisfactory condition of affairs in his department and says: I am glad to note that all, Indian Any peieon who brings five of our ads. cut from the Times will bp given one free treatment with AViygim' tome, guaranteed t destroy dandruff and a tlcp lsitir irrm lulling out. Price of tonic 75c. I util, will refiindmouey if not satisfactory. tribes residing within this depart-meor contiguous to it tobe quiet and peaceable during the past year, as during the previous year, so that no calls have been made for troops in connection therewith." nt have-continue- SAGE FEELS HURT. 1 Statement That Farm Bald to Boloap to Him Had Been Sold for Taxes, t Aaser Ny A fine hundred-acr- farm near Nyack, e standing in the name of Russell.Sage. was. sold at auction the other day, because Mr. Sage refused to pay, the taxq. The amount due was only 0150, and the farm is worth $7,509. The sale took place at New City, t$e Rockland county seat, and was mad .by County Treasurer Randolph.-Whelearned that Russell Sage was the owner and that he wax letting .the farm go for $150 not a bidder opened his mouth. At WlfiGiNS BARBER SHOP, They suspected that the Title must be full of holes or that there was some hidden defect about the place, other 15c Tlien'cmr regular prices are low: Shave, 10c., Hair Out, 25o., Bath, else. why should the sagacious financier Basement C, W. Cross harness shop let property worth $7,500 go for $150? 2317 Washington Avenue. Vainly Mr. Randolph tried to coax a bid out of the crowd, and finally he was forced to buy it in for the county for $150. ; n EDER MINTS WANTED one in each tom to ride and exhibit a s mple 1901 model bicycle of ur manufacture. fUU AN MAKE I0 TO (SO A WEEK besides having a w? jeel tc ride for yourself. . 1903 Nodels Guarantied $0 toto $18 00 & 99 Models SL$7 $12 Hand Wl eelscq 1. co 500 Second our retail taken e70 IV sfQ in Mr. Sage was seen at nigt.athis home on Fifth avenue. "I always pay my taxes, said Mr. Sage. "That could not have been apy land owned by me." Mr. Sage turned away as if his business sagacity had been motally in. ' sulted. DYSPEPSIA TaIleTS ARE old on s positive guarantee. Cures heart-bur- n rairlng of the food, dirtrets after eatiug or any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet girts lm mediate reilef. 25 ct. and 50 cti. For 'tale by Wallace Drug Co. and B. Q. Kuuth. Druggists. ACKERS stores, Chacsg by many rood :! new tra-l- the-crow- We s lip uny Licyr Oltf APPROVAL to anyone without u cint u ijiOait ta advance and allow 10 DAYS FBIS TRIAL. no risk in ordcrin; ' fron-a- , aeve. This liberal offer url xln. of tbe quality rciuku.it i:i a IVE WANT ei tA.Uuunc tut u bicycle. V.iitc today tit free ca J. to-r- L. MEAD CYCLE 1 I (utnuce Their Fsrgmf Is to js Chicago, BhoW thi i Work-le- g Ul' Some 20 socialists, ail members of the institute, widely xnowi artists taken und famous plysicians, Paris establish1 the initiative in , a people's palm-e- which ijf. to be a copy upon u gra nder scule of similar institutions iu Brussels, Antwerp and Berlin. Only socialists money will be accepted to pay ior building it, as it is desired to escape any obligation to the1 moneyed ckixses or the governi a ' ment. v w' ! francs '(SMO.OOO) needed was contributed by the laboring clasoew-i- five' days. The rest will bet obtained Lyfneans of concerts and. lecture to ' be given in every part of the city by distinguished socialist women.will This peopiex palace provide offices parlors, a library, a theater, for workers, ossotdations, a cafe,', a roof garden, i large conservatories, a gymnasium uul swimming baths. beEverything is to be sumptuous, cause, to quotethe prospectus, the laborers mist Jeconie acquainted with all the model n, comfortable luxury of the wealth; r classes and grow intolerably, d.esatit fled with the present conditions, fora ed upon the workingmen by the professional politicians and monopolists iu order that an. intelligent rebellion a hall speedily fol--' .One-thir- of the d 2,000,000 n . ; . low. Lyons, the second' city in France; Marseilles, tlse third and Lille, the fifth, all hawing socialistic municipal governments, promptly followed Paris example and have starred subscriptions to provide luxuriaus palaces where the musses may Ami recreation and mental stimulus. HOGS DIG BRITISH GOLD. Too soars No. ti. If-0- 'the Fast Mail;" ver-hli- for j Cld-f- - d ' ea-U- . 3 I-- . - u - .V. 1 1 I TRAVELERS' 11 rr Foasi i jw. BANK a Soatls . OGDEN, UTAn. Carolina. S Jeff Richards, a negro tenant on (he plantation of B. L. Wallace, near Kings mountain, in York county, S. C., has discovered, or rather hio hogs discovered, a quantity of gold believed1 to have been bulled bailie liritishofficers before going into battle at Kings Jfow much was contained box cannot be ascertained; mountain. in the iron La' keeping Jeff from talking, butitda known to be a rich find. The datea oivtla coins show that all of it ia over 125 yairs ohf, apd this is the reason for oup posing tfed it was buried during tbe rev ofeu tion. The money is in one and five-- g uhiea pieces. After confining some woods" hogs iiL a pen buiK on the bank of King's creek Jeff Richard went to feed them. The pigs had: gono to rooting deep and Jeffs eyes feili on yellow spots in the upturned mud. He took the gold to Mr. Wallace to ascertain the value. Then a t further seaich wai made and the rusty iron box, from which some of the gold had dropped, was unearthed. It was heavy wish he weight of gold. WILL WINTER IN NEW YORK. as Mr. DAVID Ef'CLES, Fkkbiuknt. THOd. D. DEE, Vice Phithiient. JAM Ed 1INGKEE, CasHIEK ' Letters received in New York city from Mrs. Hotter Palmer, whose social success in Paris has been gratifying to frieinda; announced that she villa at Newport, where she passed the summer two years ago. She is already planning for s series of big summer entertainments. : Mrs.? Palmer is negotiating ,.for winter house in Fifth avenue. She want one already furnished, aa she does not care to bring any furniture from Chicago. While Charles T. Yerkes was In. Paris' she tried to obtain his house, but Mr. Yerkes was not ready to give, her an answer until he returned to New York. Mrs. Palmer also tried to rent the house which Howard Gould has taken for the season. Harooar la Solore.. Naturalists say that when examined minutely with a microscope it will be found that no creature or object in nature is positively ugly; that there is a certain harmony or symwhole metry of parts'that renders thereverses the than rather agreeable So the most disagreeable tasks in life, when viewed in their pror proattractive, portions, reveaf a poetic, an side hitherto undreamed of. Turn on the sunlight of good cheer, the determination to see the bright as well as the dark side, and you will find something pleasant, teven in the moat drtfaded task. Molalore Needed 7 Oak Trees. An oak tree of average slae, with 700,000 leaves, lifts 'from the earth into the air about 13 tons of water during the five months it is in leaf. . Little Care TIME CARD. "..j forta-bTe.-a- BOARD OF DIRE-- TORS: Ft by. davidecci.es,. JOBPINGfiEE, I:0l. 20 tli, . Xo. 7 . H: J , ADAM PATTKKSON. . 4:30 a. in. ; v. (. .1 - r tjr Yof.- - . DOWNING, ARRIVE. No. 1 Salt bake No. 0 I.ntte and Poe 1 :4-- p. Salt Lake City, UtAJi. itf-ll- II:" 5 p.ui. No. 3 Salt Lake and Tintic 8:05 p.'m ,1(18 Kind You Haw Aiwa w Bought Boors th No. 7 Salt Lake ami Mil ord Big nature 10 :50a. m. of No. 5 Salt Lake and interTHE BAO IS ALL OUT. . . . 8:05 a in mediate imiiits.., To lie' pure you can't take the No.8 Iort la nl and Butte a in bad out of everything. Hut von 5 0 No. I'aelie ' Valley can out of pome things at nnv No. 10 Hull and Pim,:iIi'Iu.7 :00 p in rate. Take cod Jivpr oil fur instance Trains south of Jnali d- not rim with its disagreeable nhr ami Sundays. o Commercial Agedt. in Expres btoiiia. - taste; in Scotts Emulsion all the bad lias been taken out, aiul yon have just the oil without anything disagreeable. It is called Cod liver oil made eady. G II. COPSE, Frl. & Plies. Airt. C. A. HENRY, Why;,v Tkt. Ant, OGDEN. UTAH. I). E. BUB LEV, G. IV tS: T. A. SALT LAKE CITY. - Tfie Milling r EJeva)0 Cotjppanys FLOUR should he ueed hv all people: ' Gg'dit -- , . . -- it Because 1st equals. .. 2nd it Because- - , Til H UE A C'OI.II n 0 m eai-l- i e a home'ihdiuslrv. 4th Because ."J -- r .. ; JL ' em ploys' '. Oradd . sl.V . . .Yv.-- pajs t h e r it h sh price for wheat raised . .i i by Weber .. County farmers: .... all facts, are These 4 4 v iPfc-- . , it - i pvo- - .!, 5thBthtiae4 " V 7 ; "f I . should- - . !be which ! looked to. OSE IMV . Take-- . I.axiti'v-- . I'.rnmo (Juliiine TaMf-lIn ilruffi-l-- ! refill!) Oie liioliey if it fniN . K. W. tiiuve'v tiKniUme Because it is 3rd . : ACKER'S EN6LI8H (HEDY WILL STOP will cure tbe wont cough st any time, s Sidney refunded- - 25 cold In twelve hours, ctt. and 50 cts. For sail I iy Wallace Diug Co. and B. Q. Kuoth, Druggi Thopq ihe Ouiaha-hrago.'- ., Short Linesitiifom li'tjy.lateabout asking for tickets' via the . i il( Salt I. like and inlerined- 8:05 a. in. CMcapMilrato&SLFaiiLBjr. iale imints No. 2 Salt Lake, Provo, MilSolid Train of Electric. Lighted ford and all xintH kmiiiIi. .2.40p in. Palace Cars The Finest Made. No. ft Silt Lake ami intermedAll cot)Mn tifiet agents ' have 5:50 p. m. iate p.iinls t Jk No. 10 Sait Lake ami intermedon sale.. Y our tickets 7 :25 p m iate points L. L. -- You Haw Alwiys a b No. 8 Taken up Small brown horse CAREER AND CHARACTER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. weight about non pounds; six call An addreps by Joseph Choate, years old. Owner will please line car street of the at the end Ambassador to Great Biitain, on south. Charles Woods. the caieef irnd character of Abraham Lincoln Iris., early life his SUMMER EXCURSIONS. early struggles with.-- tlv s wufld his character aa .developed,, in the VIA iHter years rf his life and his adRIO GKANDK WESTERN. which, placed. his Louisville. K y. and return ministration, name so high on the world's, roll August 22ml end 23rd, $17.50. of honor and f.une, has been By going east over the Hio by the Chicago, MilGrande Western it gives you a published waukee A St. Paul Railway and choice of three routes through may lie had by sending six (0) Colorado, the Colo. Midland, 1). cents in to F. A. Miller, and IT. G. and the Narrow Gauge, General postage Passenger Agent, Chicago. taking you through the Iloyal 111. Gorge over IlagermAn or Marshall For full particulars and Pass. Place your announcements in literature write or enquire. the Times. Over 2,500 people read C. A. ITenry, Ticket Agent, O. II. it every wtek. Gilson, Agent, E. H. Hunt, Travel. Pas. Agt.. Ogden, Utah. IV Tin Kiri a . Tcouifbrla the ) asthe . . 20 a. m. Pocatello, Butte and 12:25 ar m. .. Montpelier., ' No. 5, Caene Valley 1aspenjreT 8:25 a m No. 4 Salt I .ake a:ul Tintic o. wli6 Hiiave Testfe ' Once Butte and Portland s well e , . inh&t jcom ' route. quicktltf. A V, . DEPAWT. JOSEPH CLARK, JAMES SHARP, , W. V; RITER, GEO. H. TRIBE; BA Kit ARD WHITE, TUO. I. DEE, - i A. -- jn eelec.tiug.Ciu . Setter Fsloitr Nasalsg to OItc Motabloi Scries of Social Kaitevtalamonta. From the Rock Mdiui X j'f tajns to Chiag. ifiJidAue East, w hfive a r long Jour- nev$)iead iif Ahemeryand it is' not a bad ldea to use a A . DHHx..' Mm. I. Harlot fa BwelaHosary .War of oe MAY 13, 4 ' QIKX' lrlt tloMti How tho Heh L1to. , . aml Mak e Them CeatlH. with Thole Boars tha This signature is oa evury box of the gonuine Laxative Bromo-QuiniTablets tho remedy that cures a cM iu ooe day plCToS l.KAVA FVTTimVK CARD ' cago, St. Loiua DuValin. KanJJ . JUriGER SITlRF.ME COURT. ' ' ' OG DUS'. nan City, e LEAVE vUi k: James A. Miner, R. N. Baskin, Y. A . 8?I a City Atlantic Flyer for Salt No. . , . (I. W. llartch. ' f J'1- 2 Overlafifl Limped, f0T No. Grantl Lake, Provo, JUDGE 2xu JUDICIAL ULSTRKT. ' .....7:K p.m and all pointa cant Chicago, StpaulsOJouwr Henry H. llolapp. Nol2 Scenic Liniite, for Salt . Omaha, Denver, Kiuiav Cifv...Yr.:10 p. m Iaike, Irovo, Grand June- City and WEBER COUNTY- 4 lion ami the Kaat.... 2:lr No. The Atlantic Exoresa for p.m. Clerk Ulias. It. Hollingsworth Mail to Salt NV. Si. St. Pjiul Chicago, Louis, Charles R. I,ayne. Sheriff. Grand Jet. Sc. liouis, Omaha, Denver Provo, Luke, Cham hers. Alma Treasurer..1. 7:2-aiBl all Point east,. am and Kaunas City 8:80 p.m. Geo. Halverson Attorney ' ARRIVE OGDEN. Surveyor.. ..................It . M. Isistapli. ARRIVE OGDKX. No. 1 Overland Limited, from John . Ciilison Assessor Chicago, St vaul, St. Ixuis W. H. Wilson. No.fi Paeitic Flyer from Salt Co. Supt. of Schools . Omalm, 10:4-- a.ni J.ojyer, Kansas Lake, Provo ami the IT. Adams, ChTmau. and Park 2:10 p.ml City City No. J Pacific Hxpreiw from Salt JSkeen. !L. No. 3 the Fast Mail" from G. Smith. Grand Junction Iike.lrovo, Chicago. St. Louis Omaha, 11:00 p.m and the eaat OGDEN CITY. St. Paul, Kansas City, DenNo. 1 Scenic Limited from Salt ...U. 8 :50 a m ver, and Park City n Lrooning. Jiine-tiMayor Grand Iake, Provo, No. 5 The Pacific J. . I th. from Recorder... Express, 2:00 ami p.m Thomas K. Prow ..mg. President Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis Miller L. Auditor ..Mrs., Omaha, Denver aud Kansas City local trains. 11. Macmillan. Ci ty.. ............. ... II. 4 ;QQ a . m City Attorney Silfor Lake Leave Salt F.ureka, A. Hubert Treasurer Moyes City C. A. IIENY-- ; Agent ver City and Heber i intermediate Joseph Hall. City Justice of Peace .11. CORSEi'Fit. and PassrfAgent. 1 .o.IKT .?.J. E. Iiavenjwirt. p. Ill It. S. RUBLE, Trav. and Chief of Police pOI II ta.. ... a. ...... . ... ....... . . PMs.Agent. Y Orson Kizer. For Jlelknap, anti, Ileher, Chief of Fire Dep Union Depot, Ogden, Utah. Provo and intermediate A. F. Iaker. City Engineer A. F. Moyes points. .... ...................... ..S.OOitt.iu Sanitary Inspector ' J I 10 orter Arrive at Salt Lake from Ilelknap,, Sostbera Pacific Railway.: lex ton Silver C'.v, Eureka, ITingham II. M. Bond Coal Oil Inspector ; ..1:00 p.m intermediate and W. P. Critclilow, points. Jailer Night ARRIVE ATPODKN, .. From Eureka, Silver Cily,' 'MamHen. Tcrues Police Court clerk 1 No. ' Atlantic .:C:00 p.m intermediate and moth A. Peterson. Express Pound Keeper 1 0:i)0 a. m : 3 Fast Mail No. 6:45 a.m points COUNVILMEV. ...7! No.13 .!.3:45V-Mixed. 8:10 a.m T. H. Carr. For Park City I.EAVEohTJex..7, ::::: Ti:10 a. in r W. Em met. Arrive at Park (iiy '... 2:10p.m No. Express'.. From Park City If":30p.ui I ow f 4 No. Fast'Mail....ii.... ..2i40 a.m. Second W ard .3:40 a.m (Je(, w jIIIlttl. Arrive atSalt Lake . 14 No. Mixed....,.:..' & n mvr c ross. O. W. JIEINTZ, Gen. Pass. Tckt. Agt Third W ard E. 11. HUNT. T.F. P.A J 'arry. C. A. IIENRY II. GILSON, () A row Fourth Ward I t ''piv gare. j -- (SWA 'S TIME TABLE TIME -- Socialists of Paris to Eitaf P .Magnificent Peoples ns you do no. need to pay t sui; you. dirt Imte ufskgues for us in iga. L.J cue .pecial oiler. - -- I I. N sad ii ot-- p-r- FOR PjfOR. LUXURY SSSSS n-.i- James T. llnnimnml. C. (). Whitmore. Glen- Miller. John A. Marshall. Morgan ltiehards. Joseph Chipman. A. C. Bishop. . ifaatve a cent if the bicy Je 1 nulil you lir.w written Ibr our a l nfi MAT DU I; run 1 Mias and fkfe trial, ume. RUB nil aUU . or a n PACIFIC llelier M. Wells. Governor Secretary IT. S. Attorney U.'S. Marshal.....' Federal Judge Auditor Treasurer Attorney General r fe. UNION. DIRECTORY. bos. 'Joi-- S j4?i!T-.- q All OC-MILLISf- fi lep 2il ' V KLVS CREAM BALM Is ioaitUrnro.' Apply iiito Uie nootril. ll is quickly absorbed. st Dramists or by mail ; samples 10c. by mail. 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