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Show I IN I J A NL A E23Z3E HnANI9 SNA MHOA Aujqi -- rajss -- . i n v.i n jo sraMogpuB sipwnojs aqi fton -Pinpuupooiaqi gtuueQuils V svjojuoijpjedaiajqqaSir sAemiv ytaqSnog m- uajpxniQ puts .It- 3ii noA pui)t euBjuj JOJ t SUBSCRIBE FOR . The last number of the Proceedings of the Royal Society contains a de- THE scription of Prof. Copelands successful investigation as to the cause of distemper in dogs. As a result of his efforts, he has isolated a specific to which the disease ia This a small due. s, grows readily in all common culture-medi- a at the temperature of the body, and is obtained from the exudations from the lungs, the tracheal mucus, and the nasal secretions 'of dogs suffering from the disease. A cubic centimeter of a broth-cultur- e of these microbes, inthe skin of the abdobeneath jected men in a dog weighing 15 pounds, induces an attack of distemper, which terminates fatally in a week from the date of inoculation. A vaccine necessary to protect dogs from the disease has also been prepared, and is said to MORGANS GIFT TO .ART. micro-organis- -- gin cocco-bacillu- WEBER COUNTY TIMES. This vaccine be efficacious. tained by heating a broth-cultur- e is Pierpont Morgan made a princely do' nation to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, of the New York city, the other day. It consists of a collection of nyient Greek .ornaments, for which he is said' to have paid $200,000. The collection was bought from a London art dealer. One of the Rothschilds, it is said, was anxious to obtain it, but Mr. Morgan --anticipated him. f The articles were wrought principally in gold, some of the ornamentation being in silver. Inscriptions on some of them show that they were made about 350 H. C., in Albia, where ob- of - gold-embosse- er Any peieon who brings five of our ads. out froir1. An American Girl Preferred Private Life to Sbariap tke Span1 1. e Time? will 1p given one free treatment villi ish Tkroaa. Wiggins tonic, guaranteed to destroy dandruff and V The remarkable romance of Elsie ti nir In-- iHlIing nut. Price of tonic 75c. Bwnsler, the Boston girl, who married but t !', will'refund juoripj if not satisfactory. SJ King Ferdinand of Portugal, is recalled by Mabel Tercy Haskell, in the Ladies Home Journal. At her marriage Miss Hensler was created the countess of Edla. and with her royal husband took Vs.'ej'C.' up her home in the beautiful Palace of Cintra. "Had she wished it the countess of Kdla might have been queen of i Spain, fur King Ferdinand declined the crown of Spain in 186U. soon after his ij marriage to the beautiful American girl. It was offered to him by Gen. Prim and Gen. Serrano, and both the king and his lovely wife decided that their quiet life so free from cares of state was infinitely to be preferred to the worry and fret of a great European court. Ferdinand died in 1885, and since then the countess hss lived in re- tirement ia the Palace of Cintra. She is visited by members of the present royal family and is greatly beloved by them, for they never can forget how fine and good was her gentle influence over the king, and they shared his admiration for her. 6he is treated aa if SHOP At WIGCiNS BARBER J she had been born to the purple instead of far across the sea. As far as calculations can decide, the Then'our regular prices tin hw: Shave, 10c., Hair Cut, 2c., Hath, Lie of comets is believed to be llisc-men- t temperature W. Cross C. harness shop 2317 Washington Avenue2,000 times fiercer than that of red-hiron. An Englishman made a wager that he could cook a plum pudding ten feet beneath thesurfaceof theThames.and won the bet by placing the pudding in a tin case and putting the whole in a sack of lime. The heat of the lime, slaking when it came in contact with the water, was sufficient to cook the model a ati'l exhibit ride li.'rZr to town sample iqor rl;, in o;i, h in two hours. TO MAKE CAN YUU $10 piidilinir BMtV bicycle ofX our manufacture. DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE ' CKERS for ride to wheel a A besides yourself. having $30 WANTED $80 to $ie SSModeis Sflotieis .&$? to $12 06 I 11 09 Second Hand Wheelseq storm, in invii! hy our SCO tab Guarar.locJ IV Cluc-ig- IllSUy yilOll 'IZ UCW.tt as aa as e g ts ioM on a imi.it I ve guarantee. Cure bea't-bur- n raining of the food, iliHlretfii after eating or any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet (fives im mediate relief. 25 ct. and 50 cts. For sale by Wallace brug Co. sad B. G. ICuoth, Druggists. IV ttd ' Ijl jl wV 7-- W iu:nl you ri? bMY ficwm nun mt: KiM - ' r Ijiu t,u,aU..l uuu is a '1 iii i l.:i 1. i ,. r ItU- V' ll'if (.Ilf PiiiTO 1 li.- XN WANTu tit iiViUe bicycle. J. L mm V i,ri-..- u Vtr.. I m-- I IV!-- ! ill I"i loJjy toi Si i in-.c- . 6V0UE !u .v nl.ilog'i-- 4 tul .ioviu. .ula cm speLi.it outi. e&, Ohieago. 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' Your honor, replied the young man, I have lost my overcoat. and I am trying to find it, tV' ' said the venerable JarSit, Well, people often lose whole suits in here without making all that disturtwnce length, ' e e ARRIVE (Xfl)EN. No. Overland Limited, from Chicago, St Iaul, St. Iouia ibnalia, Lo.ivcr, Kmtu 2:10 p.m. City ami Park City No. 3- - the Fast Mail from Chicago, St. .oii is Omaha, " St. Paul, Kaimaii City. Deu- ver, and Park City 8:60 a za No. fi The Pacific Exprem, from Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis Omaha, Denver and Kansas Ci ty ............. ... 400 a.m 1 C. A. I IIE BB B i ml Pass. Agent. It. S. RUBLE, Trav. and Pass. Agent. Union Depot, Ogden, Utah. Soilta Pacific Railway. ARRIVE No. 1 No. 3 N o, Lt AT OGDEN Atlantic ExpicH Fast Mail C:00 ...................... M i x eil LEAVE OGDEN. No. 2 No. 4 No. 11 Pacific Kxpre Fast Mail Mixed B 11 2:10 p.m 2:40 a.m. 7:45 p.in . .' 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Suli.l Train of Electric Lighted Palace Cars The Finest Made. AlI coiiHin ticket agents have our tickets on sale. L. L. DOWNING, Commercial Agent. Salt Lake Cit.Vi Utah. 5 Reasons Why The old Milling Ogden . reliable - Mil-wauk- TO TURK A C'OLU IN ONE HAY Tube Laxative" Rroiuo quinine Tablet. All drurcbis refund (lie money if ft fail to cure. E. W. Grove signature on Mfli bo. 25c. lep 29 This signature is on every box of the genuine Tablets Laxative Bromo-Quinin- e the remedy that curve a cold la one day 1 ACKERS ENGLISH REMEDY WILL STOP cough at any time, and will cure the worst cold la twelve hours, or money refunded- - 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by Wallace Drug Co, and B. G. Kuoth, Druggists, !.! CUKES WHERE ALL ELSE UM R-- T 1:4 cni!!n I ' ON Ey 1 Ft - Because , - i COLD N HEAD Allay Inflammation. Heala and 1roteota tlia Membrane. Denture the Senaea of Taete nd smell. Full 81m 6oc. ; Trial Biz 10c. : at Drmreiata or by muiL L ELT BROTULKS, M Warren Street, New York. it lias no equals. L ' 2nd-Bedau- it se makes the best bread. 3rd Because it is a borne industry. 4th Because employs Ogden .it peo- ple. 5tli Because it pays the liightst cash price for wheat raised by Weber County farmers. These are all facts, which should be looked to. OGDEN MILLING iu:n.ury ntr an utiier Injuriou drug. It i quickly Abaorhcd. Give Relief at once. It open and cleaunea tha Ranaagi'a. Beat Couvli Syrup. TaKirtGood. In tlniB. Sold by Oruwlat. CONS Elys Cream Balm coiitmin ee & Elevator Companys FLOUR phould be used by all people: heen-publishe- Kind You Haw Always Bougta p.m 6:13 a.m ..3:45 p.in BS BBBB - lbs 1 At J B Taken up Small brown horse CAREER AND CHARACTER QF ABRAHAM. LINCOLN. weight about 900 pounds; six call old. will Owner Short Stories. please years An address byT Joyrph Choate, of car end line street the the at Ambassador to Great Hiitain, on Too Large a Bite. ' Manchuria bdngnbout 900 miles one south. Charles. Woods. the career and character nf Abraway and 500 the' other, it is no wonder ham Lincoln his .early life iiis the, Russian bear denies having" swalEXCURSIDNS. SUMMER lowed it at the first gtflp."'"At least two early .struggles with the world bites at a cherry of that niagnitude are VTA his character as developed in (he to be looked for, says the New York later jears of his life anti hi- adRIO GRANDE WESTERN. Tribune, and perhaps' several more. But there ,ia little doubt that the roministration, which placed his Louisville, Ky. and return name so bust animal. will, worryi it all. down high on (he world's roll sooner or later.' August 22ud end 23rd, $47,50. of honor and fame, has Wife Oh, Harry, I didn't expect you By going east over the Rio home to lunch. by the Chicago, Husband Well, arent you glad to Grande Western it gives you a & St. Paul Riilway and choice nf three routes through see me? may be had hy sentiur jjx (0) Ob, yes; but I have nothing but Colorado, the Colo. Midland, D. cents in postage to F. A. Miller, sausage, and R.G. and the Narrow Gauge, i Well, being hungry. Im prepared General Passenger Agent, Chicago. for the wurst. Philadelphia Record. taking j'ou through the Royal 111. Gorge ovpr Ilagerman or Marshall For full particulars and Place your announcements in Pass. the Times. Over 2,500 people read literature write or enquire. Ask your C. A. Iler.ry, Ticket Agent, O. B. it every wiek. CATARRH Druggist Gilson, Agent, E. R. Hunt, Travel. for generoos Pas. Agt., Ogden, Utah. IO CENT TRIAL SIZE. Beantha V. S.-0- . 111 rii w e l.uvi-vii- tt r. - e ed Signature of $ the Fast Mail, for Chicago, St. Loul, Omaha, Kaii-K.-Oily, ever and Park LEAVE OGDEN. d gold-wing- o We ehip any bicycle ON APPROVAL to anyone viiiu.ut d cent diposit in udcimcc uud allow N. fi. I! 01, . e coimiuratis, 1 ot TFFECTIVE MAY IS. - e CARD LEAVE OGDEN. Alma D. Chambers. Geo. Halverson XV, M. Bostapli. - ARRIVE OGDEN. Joint 1 , CiiImoii. XV. B. Wilson. Co. iSupt. of Schools No.fi Pacific Flyer from Salt Lake, Provo and the east 10:1.3 a .m f L. R Adams, Chrinan. No. 8 Pacific Express from Salt Commissioners Lvman Skeen. I W O. Smith. Lake, Pro vo, G rai i d ' J u n ct 'n n : and the east OGDEN CITY. ll:.39p.m No. 1 Scenic Limited from Salt M. S. Browning. i ii e Mayor Lake, Provo, Grand Junc-ti- n I i.ecorder ............ ........... ..J. I th. and East ....2:00 p.m Thomas E. Broing. President ..Mrs. L. E. Miller LOCAL TRAINS. City Auditor R. Macmillan. II. City Attorney Robert A. Moyea Leave Salt Lake for Eureka, SilCity Treasurer.... ver City and Ileber intermediate Peace Joseph Hall. City Justice of Chief of Police J; E. Davenport. pB m pot u ts. ......... ........ ........ For Orson Rizer. Chief of Fire Dep't Belknap, anti, Ileber, Provo ami intermediate A. F. Paker. City Engineer A. F. Moyes a. in points Sanitary Inspector W. L. Porter Arrive at Salt Lake from Belknap, Heaton Silver Cy, Eureka, Bingham If. M. Bond Coal Oil Inspector and intermediate points. ..fi:00 .m W. Jailer....'. F. Critclilow, Night From Eureka, Silver City, MamBen. Terues Police Court clerk moth A. Peterson. and intermediate Pound Keeper.'. 10:00 a.m points COUXCI1.MEX. S:10 sun I ................ T, II . Carr. For Park City I,,irst Ward I w Emmet Arrive at Park City t:10 a.m From Park .WO p.m City f e ee U Je Second Ward .3; in a.m Geo. W. Jones. Arrive at. Salt Lake G. W. 1IFJNTZ, Gen. Pass. A Tekt. Agl CfOH8 ( MBIaMBMIMBIMlOl 1 ? All J ii ini W arti j pnprv IB Jor l J t E. R. HUNT. T. F. l.A C. A. HENRY V n O IJ. GILSON, f BpOH I I II Fourth Ward j c. Fiygare. Ionian Greeks from Miletus had established a colony after that city had been sacked by the Persians. In the collection is a mask of a young woman, with a Greek inscription of four lines in repousse work. The mask ia in perfect condition. Thera is a large gold crown about four inches in length and eight inches in diameter. A heavy gold necklace of beautiful Greek workmanship has ton golden amphorae as pendente and a large mask as a centerpiece. The necklace is in fine granulated work. The other articles are s gold and silver bridal wreath of unique design and in perfect condition, a large gold wreath of ivy leaves, two O statuettes representing musicians playing Pan's pipes, and a gold ram Bears the of granulated workmanship. Bignstut of The ornaments evidently had been the property of a king, a prince, or a wealthy nobleman. grees Cent, for 30 minutes, with the subsequent addition of a small quantity of carbolic aeid. Two cubic centimeters of this vaccine have been found sufficient, when injected, to ward off the disease from pupa weighing five pounds which had been exposed to infection. The length of time vaccinated dogs remain immune has still to be ascertained. Testa on a large scale are at present being., conducted. REFUSED CROWN OF SPAIN. Free for Everybody. Treasurer Attorney Purveyor Assessor h picTOW TIME TABLE In the moat informal manner, J. the bacillus at a temperature of 60 de- fox-terri- WEBER COUNTY- Clerk "Biieeeeeiaei Uhas. II. Hollingsworth lheri IT. . . . .. . .. . . . ... . . . Charlea 1,. I,oyne TIME Hew York Banker Presents to Metropolitan Maaenm n Valuable Collection of Greek Ornsncnto. micro-- organism - Henry H. Rolapp. qt-ul- DII03HYK lOtf nhh ai i h JUDGE 2X11 JUDICIAL DISTRICT. . jpjaoiH jou auiqdioK' uimao suB)U03)S2U pue ssdu J3t)pu -jnj joaiQ'uonsaa sajomojj PACIFIC rUb- - k f i STATE ling guna which are placed on the guard ytanda arranged at interval along the top of the walla. The largest and principal gun ia in charge of a young Mexican who boaata of his Apache blyod. He is rated aa the beat marksman with a Gatling gun in the United States, says the Yuma correspondent of the Chicago Record. Gen. their actusJ position. TM Albatross McCook, of the United States army, also discoerel that the temperature says that his manipulation of the com- of the bfrt lon of thi sea tbfel depths greatest plicated weapon and hia accuracy of from 500 fathoms to aim are simply marvelous. The young depths olitaaiable it the name 35 deMexican has an excellent field for targrees Fiihreoiheit. Between the surface and 2,50(f a thonms.i low a they found over Gila the mud flats get practice edible shrimp, varying Is 'e fiotn just above the prison. A tin can six Inches in diameter placed at a distance half an inch to n foot in length. The of 700 yards he will hit four times out Albatross broke the record for deep of five with the Gatling gun. When it ses dredging, dragging'lie bottom at ia remembered that he can fire 500 4,100 fathoms.' The greatest depth fathver dragged before whs-I.o- oo shots a minute the possibility of a convict's escape ia too small to calculate. oms. by the British shipwa--Challenger, the Albain 1876. In the Behring A recent test of the marksmanship of this young Apache gunner was made. tross found at a place wlierf dhe charts From behind a stone wall 100 tin cans show 2,000 fathoms that bsa depth is of the size of common fruit cans were only 200 fathoms.. thrown one at a time haphazard in the FASTEST BOAT EVER. BUILT. air, just as clay pigeons are automatically thrown at shooting matches. at brack (H. Y.lJSfclp Tart The Apache had his gun ready and had Lsssabtl 1b Expected to Mab 9ver to aim as quick as a flash at each can rovtr. lUles aa at a distance of 250 yards. He pierced 37 out of the 100 before they fell beCharles R. Flints Arrow, under conhind the stone inclosure. tract to be the fastest ship ever deday at signed, was launched theN.other Y. An Odd Bagllah Custom. It has in the ship yard Xyack, At Guildford, England, the quaint been built under a guarantee by its decustom of throwing dice for the signer of 42 miles an hour, and it is ex"maids money was observed recent- pected that under pressure it will be ly. A sum was invested by a mayor of able to make 50. It has been generally the borough in the seventeenth cen- given out that the boatjvas contury, from which 12 guineas are given structed as a yacht for MrrTlint's per annually to a servant girl of good re- sonal use. but rumors have been perwas built under conpute who has been in the same service sistent that-ifor over two years. There were two tract with one of the South American applicants. The prize was won by Mar- governments for service as a torpedo tha Shingler, who threw seven. The boat. same dice box has been used for 60 The plans, so far as they haTe been made public, show the .vessel fully years. equipped for torpedo service. DISTEMPER IN DOGS. " The Arrow will go in tow to NewX. J., where shafting and engines ark, A Prof. Copeland Has Discovered will be put in. The yachts.destination That It Is Caused by the after it has been fitted out at Newark Microbe. has not been. pronounced. M3 K UNION Governor Ileber M. Wells. T. Hammond. James Secretary CmiwUiIo U. 8. Attorney ;.C. O. Whitmore. Albatroi U. S. Marshal Glen Miller. John A. Marshall. The fish commission' earner Alba-- e Federal Judge other day Auditor tross, which returned Morgan Richards. after M months cruise the Pacific, Treasurer Chipman. Joseph mude seme important d overies dur General C. A. Attorney Bishop. und all ing the vonge. It was icific that ln-- 1 are JUDGES SUPREME COURT. the charts of the South accurate, and lhat most the islands, R. N. Baskin, James A. Miner, except Fiji and Tahiti, are placed No, 4 G. W. Bartcli. from two to twelve mieli awaj from br tllsg DliMvcrlc S with a Gatllai Gh. Everyone who goes to the Arizona Gatpenitentiary ia interested in the ' jo ojiqpugis admits svi 'dCTIS AO SSOTPUB SS30 iSuaAaj suoispiAuoQT suuqw paoqjJBia'Mnois jnos uoii ednsuoQ joj ApouisH papoa y J8AQ JOJ 01 FICIU. DIRECTORY. south pacific charts. Yonair Apart of Ariaoaa Wks j (NupUikM Woadarful fiats 'adavHA jojiaoaaovxa SJB9A Wi REMARKABLE MARKSMAN. ' ft ELEVATOR COS. 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