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Show r?- - the refusa The new plan grows ou of the Utah Light r, ower company A number of Weber county farmers, to take the farmers with them in - reserv of d Ogden, their proponed jlr. The Entered at the postoffice at Ogden, Utah, as together with Moroni Skeen W a defmeat has not yet very are discussing the building. of a reserjnall matter of the second class. m ying inite a called for but shape, 0 600,000,-00voir in Ogden canyon to store matter next the will be when week, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. cubic feet of water to use during the taken up. dry season. The proposed site of the Isiverul BrhtktrhMd Path. reservoir is in South Fork canyon. ACHES AND suhbouption prick. view In One Year attention of the is that 1.00 great PAINS LOOK Six Month 5d Biblical to criticism, creed being paid Three Months 25 revision and religious matters generally, the October issue of the Universal J&ANKlt UPT LA W Brotherhood Path is of special interest IS IN DANGER. and value. It contains several articles dealing with the relation between We notice that the American Theosophy and Christianity, and as Bankers association have passed said in an article under this title, by There are Lur good reasons why every F. M. Pierce: Theosophy is in no way household a resolution petitioning congress to stould use this remedy: opposed to Christianity in so far as is means Oil the Cod of Liver this means " the true teachings o F'Irflt Pntrates repeal the bankrupt law or to quicker and deeper than any known remedy. . I life to of Christ. of and life, amend the same, so that a poor, enjoyment Second It removes pain and soreness at Theosophy, th i Religion of the oncev and will not soil or discolor the and women men thousands: d skin or clothing. working man cannot Heart, by Colonel Efc.N. Hooper, draws fhlrd distinction It contains no a between intellectmerely ether, get released from his persedutors children. ammonia capsicum chloroform, or iodine and belief and ual which is is that reexpressed not volatile. When appetite fails, it so easy. ' in life. Fourth Because It Is the only safe, qulek Other Biblical articles are, (1), A and harmless remedy found on The present baukrupt law is a stores it When food is a market. Lesson of a the Devotion, by Student, godsend to the poor laboring man burden, it lifts the burden. subject being the incident of the woman When youlose flesh.it brings coming to Christ in the Pharisees Sold by all druggists at 50 cents. iv ho gets into debt and tries to SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY house; and (2). With What Measure Ye Mete, by Elizabeth Knight. honestly pay what he owes, but the plumpness of health. Western Agency SAN FRANCISCO The Doingof When work is hard and thevLaw, which cannot for the reason that his Plutarch says is the king of mortal creditors will not give him a duty is heavy, it makes life and immortal beings, is a well written $13.00 To Buffalo and Return $13.00 of article much interest, by H. M. S. chance; hut they enter suit against bright. Another article -- worthy of special via the Nickel Plate Road daily, with It is the thin edge of the mention the laborer and get a judgment, is 15 da8? The Warrior add the tickets at is food. end thick the a $16.00 for Student. the round trip; Flag, by sometimes ' regardless of all law wedge; tickets The at $6.00 a I for Am verges From a the round on Ray of is use the what But food, Star, by H. T. Patterson, with which trip, Tuesdays, and evidence, and then garnishee and Saturdays, the latter Ihursdays dithe magazine opens, are of considerable (food only in coaches. Through service the poor mans wages and he loses when you hate it, and can't merit, and transport one back to the to New York and Boston and lowest his position and his family must gest it? time of ancient Egypt. available rates. For particulars and Cod of Emulsion Scotts In the Students Column, the quesfolder of buildings and Buffer, It is to be hoped that contion as to the continuance of family ties grounds write John Y. Calahan, Genis make Oil thefood that Liver from life to life, under the theory of re- eral Agent, 111 Adams St., Chicago. gress will not interfere with this forget your stomach. incarnation, is discussed at considerable law, simply because it is repulsive you If you have not tried It, send for length, and the similarity shown beBorn October 21, to Herbert ;H. to the American Bankers associa- free sample. Its agreeable taste will tween the teachings of Christ and those Holbrook and wife, a son. of Theosophy bearing upon this sub-- " &. BOWNE, Chemists, SCOTTyou. tion: ''The Bankers association is surprise .lame A. Howell is able and talented, . 409 Pearl Street. ; all New York. ject. a and Sl.OO and on 50c. Jf e will be an honor to some but good in lawyer. this druggists. inThere are still other features of right things, the bench. in terest the instance wrong, because they want magazine for the general and In the estate of the late Gustave L. reader, Suit Lake Tribune oi those who also for the children and Says the congress to remove the only proare members of the Universal lamel, the court Tuesday reduced the the 22d iimt. : It is reported that Brotherhood and Theosophical Society. ees of the administrator from $131 to tection the poor have left that (20c. a copy: $2 a year. the farmers of Weber county are Pub. Theosophical 1107.30, and allowed the final account. them from being deprived Co., Point Loma, Cal.) keeps a project to putina ACKERS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE not only of their wages that they considering dam 120 feet in height, fifteen EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST TEACHER sold on a positive guarantee. Cures n have earned by hard labor, but of the food, distress after eating or auy use Acker's case raising in of English Remedy any colds. or croup. Should it fail to give form of dyspepsia. One little tablet gives im saves the innocent ones depend- miles up Ogden river from the pro- coughs, m of dam mediate relief money refunded. 25 cts. mediate relief. 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by the Utah jected storage ing on them from suffering. For sale by Wallace Drug Co. and Wallas Drug Co. and B. G. Knolh, Druggists. andSOct. Lower company, and B. and Light G. Knoih, Druggists. If there is any poor soul in that the farmers Wanted To rent, by man and wife imto expect without Utah who is in debt. and. does not children, a small house, or two or six three cubic hundred of feet unfurnished rooms. Address REGISTRATION. Bee how he can get out, he had pound ' E. C., State Journal office. better take advantage of the only water. The Tribune r joice to .Registrar for. Ogden City and hear of this project; it lias urged left before Tbeir Office. safeguard congress like for yeirs, and' has enterprises agents have beei appointed to meets; for we are obliged to ad- shown the coining city ejection. Instruction will be from to time time theae registrars oi mrMy- and noti. mit THE TIMES. Aaotkrr BewrToir Scheme. 1 move-ume- A. D. BARBER, D D. S. Dont Rub It In. S cotch Remedy . - hard-presse- ( i DfflST. . Lowest Prices in Ogdexu Good Net Teth; S8 S5 OO. Crown. Hridge-wor- per Tooth, S3 to Filling, 75c up. k, 20-da- y 5-d- ay . Pan-Americ- -- e A Reform . . . J . . 1.11-to- r that the American Bankers fir V 1 . iiuliittnrira,Av8frnaTryhtfh''ltl er money powers, and if they de- mand a chanpe in the present law congress will hardly refuse them. This is a pad stale of affairs we have clropded into, yet it cannot be truthfully denied that Wall street and the money powers get about what legislation they ask for and jzet it no matter who opposes them. We are sui prised that the American Bankers association ever let the law see the light of day when it was lirst introduced in congress, but they did not kill it then. Now, seeing that it interferes with their business to a small extent, they ,yr t",ch'. ma,",1 population 1 .( ductI.ve iue(lft Will , their rro- - n eaejly be much A Word to Travelers. The excitement incident to traveling and change of food and water often brings on diarrhoea, and for this reason no one should leave home without a bottle of Chamberlains Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all leading druggists. Dr. E. M. Conroy is back from Iowa, where he was called by the serious illness of brother. Lewis, who is propose to huve ic r. pealed or well knownhis in The doctor left amended in a way that will make his. brother convalescing from typhoid fever. it so hard to get through that no one will apply for the relief. Take advantage of the bankrupt law at once and be free once more. A Typical South A I Vi can Store O. R. Larson of Bay Villa, Sundays . The executive committee of the citf-zereform committee held a secret meeting in the courthouse Tuesday afternoon. There were present Judge L. W. Shurtliff, A. W. Agee, C. J. W. Taylor, J. E, Carver and Robert Mc.Quarrie. It was decided to ask a pledge from each candidate before the people to the effect that tfie candidate agree to enforce the laws if elected. The supposition is that without such a pledge the candidates will not receive the support of the leaguers, and it is believed that every candidate will make the pledge. ns The Republican candidate for Schools and public assemblies in North Ogden have been suspended owing to prevalence there of scarlet fever. City Councilman J. W. Abbott left Monday for a thirty days trip in the East. His father accompanied him. : J. l-- Re-ele- ct keep him in the right place. The jury in the case of William Clark, the negro tried on a charge of burglary committed last July the at home of Mrs. Celestia Williams in Wrest- Ogden, found him guilty of sentenced will be and he burglary next Monday. ; - ACKERS ENGLISH REMEDY WILL STOP cough at any time, and will cure the worst' cold iu twelve hours, or money refunded- and 50 ccs. For -- ale by Wallace Ding Co. and B. G. K noth. Druggists. 2b-cts- $3.00 To Buffalo elected. via the Nickel Plate Road, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with'limit of 5 days, from date, of sale, good in coaches only; tickets at $13.00-foy and round the tickets at trip, $16.00 for round trip, good in sleeping-car- s. Three through daily trains. For particulars and folder of buildings and grounds, address John Y. Calahan, General Agent; : 111 Adams Street., Chicago. of Utah George W. Emery, now of Boston, Mass., was in Ogden Monday. An increase of pension of $10 a month has been granted to Joseph B. 15-da- y r 20-da- Pan-Americ- Ex-Govern- an or McGonagle of Ogden. 'i - Now is Your Opportunity We have placed on our Bargain Tables a large line of Mens, Boys and Childrens clothing at prices so cheap that it will make your pocketbooks ln laugh and you and your boys happy. These suits are first class and styles up to date. Call at once and make your selections. Cfl Putnam House 2345 WASH. AVE. CO If certain city ordinances GENERAL WESTERN AGENTS cannot be enforced to the very letter and we do not believe they can be they should be modified or repealed. A strict enforcement of certain existing ordinances is absolutely impossible, and the proper thing to do is to chanee or repeal them. Public opinion will not allow them to remain a dead MADE FROM Pure Hops and Malt so substitute letter. Next Tuesday . and Return. $6.60 Pan-Americ- an i - in-co- City Treasurer Is the right man In the riQht Robert A. Moyes and Place. Tot Causes Night Alarm. One night my brothers baby was taken with croup, writes Mrs. J. C. Snider of Crittenden, Ky., it seemed it would strangle before we could get a doctor, so we gave it Dr. Kings New Discovery, which gave quick relief and All work guaranteed, See Dr. Bar permanently cured it. We always keep bers ad. on page 4. it in the house to protect our children from Croup and Whooping Cough. It Candidates for city oflices who cured me of a chronic bronchial trouble are not in favor of the enfoicement that no other remedy would relieve. of all valid ordinances of the ciiy Infallible for Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung troubles. 50c and $1.00. Trial the suppression of every form of bottles free at Jesse J. Drivers drug- vice and the punishment of crime whenever possible should not he store, 2303 Washington avenue. River, Cape Colony, conducts a store typical of South Africa, at which can be purchased anything from the proThis verbial needle to an anchor. store is situated in a valley nine miles from the nearest railway station r.Dd miles from the nearabout twenty-fiv- e I am est town. Mr. Larson says: favored with the custom of farmers within a radius of thirty miles, to many of whem I have supplied Chamblains (t Anderson has been appointed remedies. All testify to their value in postmaster of Roy, Weber vic3 a household where a doctors advice is W. F. Robinson, resigned, county, almost out of the question. Within one mile of my storo the population is perhaps sixty. Of these, within the past twelve months, no less than fourteen have been absolutely cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. This must For sale by all surely be a record. leading druggists. A letter received from R. II. Whipple, United States commissioner at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, gives information that he would leave for the states October 13, and will spend the winter in Utah. Taxpayers, look to your own interests. Vote for Robert A. Moyes for City Treasurer. ba agents are a follow.: FirM Ogden precinct Mary Shipp, 3343 Wash-i- i f: ort. avenue. rtco.l precinct A. White, i.40 Thirtieth street,. Third precinct O P. McDowell, 331 Twenty icvemh street, Fourth precinct J( sph R. Paine, 120 Twenty ixth street. . Fif h precinct-- W. 335 Twenty sixth 6. Child, .istreet. Mxth precinct -- Ellen M.. Shepherd, 220 1 avenue, erenth precinct OtlitUia.. Hnlgren, 2313 Grant avenue. Eighth precinct G. D. Tyree, 176 Twenty-firs- t btcet. Ninth precinct-Charl- es F. Middleton, 516 West Twenty fourth street Tenth precinct Waiter Parry, 1743 Washing-iueto- n avenue. Eleventh precinct James Ilarrop, 41S Washington avenre. Twelfth precinct Niels Anderson, 100 Washington avenue. WashThirieenih Precinct A. I. Stone, ington avenue. Fourteenth precinct Joseph Baxter, 20G9 Duiudass avenue. Hfleenth precinct -- Sarah Eidridire. Sixteenth precinct Lou S. Fleshlier, 2333 Adams avenue. Seventeenth precinct II. A. Sims, 729 Twenty fourth Hi eet Eighteenth precinct Walter Richey, SSI Tweiity-iourt- h street. Nineteenth preci ct James A. Thompson, 1067 Twenty-four- th Ktrc'et. Twentieth precinct Vide B. Hsith, corner liobi 111. n and Tyler. I wenty-tir- st precinct Clara IouUer, 2524 Van Buren avenue. Twenty-secon- d precinct Hattie L. Brown, 254.1 Orchard avenue. Twenty-thir- d precinct Lilian Foulger, 548 Twenty-sevent- h siren. Twenty-four- th Thomas Gibbons, 545 Twentv eighthprecinct street. Twenty-fift- h precincts-Minn- ie W. Farr-Sini- th 3187 Adams uvenue. resist more than doubled. Ve feveriitly trust that the farmers of Weber county may tind their project feasible, and within their praciical resources. Og-.len- - :seer-s:v- A League Beetiig. an heart-bur- t SO. All work fully guaranteed. Office over-thHub clothing store, Washington avenue. Rooms 2l and 27. . Pan-Americ- an OO: will be the last day for registration lor the city election. If you want to vote you must be registered: The Race of the AustraliaXondon Mail is graphically described iu No H New York Centrals Four Track Series. Every person interested in the growth of our commerce should read it. Sent free on the receipt of two-cestamp by General E'assenger Agent, New ora Central, New York. nt EXPORT AND BLUE RIBBON By All Brewing' First Class Dealers. t |
