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Show DAILY UTAH STATE MONDAY. JOURNAL, f PROGRAM ' lt Lake Herald: . .lected the member I If Brother Cutler Great Demand for Utah of hla ataff will delicate compli- -, pay hint the their uniform from of buyin The following him. Advocate, Malad. Ida.: Tbe People intereat -- tttah'a at jud hope Sprung Up in and peculiar thla time require ce heavier timber in congress. Will do Justice to heraelf by electing Let ua to congress Power o-- " journal: Smoot and Cutler ..jn own way up to the Mdthlngs an their ot the Republican atate convehave been ner hut their trouble end la not mwin ever since and the on J come, however, viu jt aud-de- n 8th, when there will be a atock. woolen in slump No-l,h- er Flour ths Eastern States. article IM.rsTRATKP SONG LINE WANTED FOR SAKE OF ITS FRANCHISES. MISS BRYCE. WILLIAM RYAN Roiiian Rings. Has $750,000 Has Been Offered, But Owners Are Standing Out for a Round $1,000,000. Sail l.alic Tribune nan the Western I'acilic has offered the sum yesterday's Tribune: Hight patent and straight grade of fTTiO.Oit for Hie Sail Lake & Los flour advanced 10 cents per hundred Angeles and the Saliuir beach prop yesterday, and in all probability it will erty. It was refused by the owners, as take another jump next week. The they have determined to hold out for dealers say that there is but little a round S1.UU0.000, thinking that they milling wheat on the market, and it can get that sum from the new line has been so scarce shipments have or one of the older companies, which been made from Oregon. During the might want to prevent it from falling last few years a great amount of the into the hands of the Gould people. As Utah wheat has been shipped both the railroad and heacli complete cost east and west. Just after thrashing close to 8287,000 over ten years ago it season, and as a result there is no old would be a good deal for the owners E. wheat on the market for milling. Just tu close out at either figure. at present there is a good supply of What it has to offer 1s chiefly in new wheat on the market, but most of franchises and the thirteen miles of the old wheat for milling purposes is railroad. The franchises cover a appi-arr-i in being shipped." n In commenting on the above a If your Uncle and prominent grain loil hit the grit for Washington made the followig statedealer winter, put It down for a certainty ment: today will Amen" besides Lt aomethlng Flour has advanced considerably In in the lower be heard from Utahs pew Salt Lake City the last two weeks, but national of the capiThe people bouse. has not advanced in Ogden as yet. The tal sill soon learn to crowd the a medicine prices for Salt Lake and Ogden should i billed when he be about the same, as Salt Lake millers pay the same price for wheat as Ogden millers, the railroads making Rep.): Of the same freight rate on wheat Into Bingham Bulletin (Ind. nominated candidates by Salt Lake City as to Ogden. Flour will tbe eleven state convention five most the Democratic likely remain very firm In price tie Mormons and six are Gentiles. The with a tendency to advance. ticket, judiciously selected and made "Wheat is bringing a very good price progressive gp of for this time of the year and the marwho are unobjectionable ket looks as though it might advance from any standpoint unless it be be- to quite a high figure In the future. cause they are Democrat. The demand for Utah wheat in the east is heavy, several hundred carWasatch Wave: If Senator Kearns loads having already been shipped and believes that Improper methoda have many cars are yet to go. On account been or are being used and is perfectly of the partial failure of the wheat crop in hla en- in the northwest, due to the rust, good sincere and conscientious deavor to bring about a reform, with wheat there has advanced to almost no ulterior motives of a selfish or base war" prices and dealers find It profnature, he ought not to be too severely itable to ship Utah wheat east. censured, even though he be mistaken Utah wheat Is of a very superior In his understanding of the situation. quality. It being conceded that for flour making it haa no superior. It la rich We court In gluten and makes a good, easily Utah County Democrat: church worked flour, with much nutriment. no favors from the Mormon officials, nor do we fear nor anticipate For this reason many eastern mills are We have nominated willing to pay a premium to get Utah their intrusion. our very best men for state offices ; we wheat As to Oregon wheat being shipped eipouse political principles to the beat growth and progress of our country in now, this is mistake, aa there has and on these Issues, alone, do we ask been no Oregon wheat in thla market fbr a decision from the people. for a very long time. Oregon wheat does not make aa good flour as Utah Richfield Sun: The nomination of Wheat and Utah mills prefer the Utah Cutler for governor has thrown a wet article even at a higher price. The quality of wheat In Utah this blanket on the political situation in Utah. No voters but those allied with year la away above the average, as " the Smoot machine are saying anyt- the rain this spring brought the infull development and fllflled Into In wheat his favor. His candidacy hing spires no enthusiasm and' Republicans out splendidly. feel apathetic and Flour may cost the consumer more, discouraged. Had Wells been chosen, things would wear but the benefit to the farmers in higha different look. It is going to be a er prices will more than offset any hard matter to elect Cutler. raise they will pay for flour, aa higher prices for the farming classes make Park City Miner: We think the good times for every one else. Cheap result of the new liberal movement grain and produce make It hard for will be the disappearance of Thomas the farmer to live, and If the fanner Kearns from politics in Utah. We gets good prices he spends his money the whole comthink it will also result in Apostle freely and helps Smoot being expelled from the senmunity. ate. There will probably be no diffiAbseass. culty in proving that he used his position as an apostle to secure church Influence In hla political fight Kearns W. H. Harrison, Cleveland, Miss., will certainly do all he can to unseat I want to say writes, Aug. 15, 1902: him, and his influence at Washington a word of for Ballard's Snow praise will well-know- gal-1(rl- es en JOE ZARELLA AND September 20th and 2lst WIFE Comedy Sketch. CARL DEVERE Swede Monolugist. All the Latest French Ideas in Pattern Hats and Tailored Street Wear. AND DE ALMO BURTON Musical Sketch. R. GOURLEY'S UTAHNA-SCOP- Ladies are Cordially Incited E New Pictures. ay into the city to a connection with the Rio Grande tracks and a lease of trackage from the Oregon Short Line former Garfield station. Its right of way extends from Sal-tu- ir Y along the beach and around the south shore of the lake: In fact, the route desired by the Western Pacific. The company recently reincorporated to cover about 200 miles of westerly extensions, and these will take the line to Grantsville and out to Peep ('reek. These franchises might also be of value to the Western Pacific. The liathhhg pavilion itself does not enter Into the deal to any Important degree, as it would not prove a valuable acquisition for the Western Pacific. but the railroad will not lie sold unless the beach la sold too. Whether the Western Pacific will see raise or allow the whole matter to drop is now a question of Interest to local railroad men. ADMISSION, 10 CENT8. MRS. J. A. TOLLER 2411 Washington Avenue Over Nye's Store The longer eyes are deprived of the aid they NEED, the worse they be- come. Tills ia esieciul1y so 111 eye defects of young people. The eyea of children should receive special attention during their school days. Many a child might have become a power in tion. UTTER C. P. WEBER COUNTY'S FRUIT. The Eye Man Seasons Output Will Net Orchardists 1150,000 With Beat of Conditions. Weber county is Juat In the midst of the moat productive fruit season in its A conservative estimate history. places the value of the fruit crop for this year at $150,000. This represents only the fruit shipped outside or canned at the factories, and to It should be added a large amount consumed at home. North Ogden la sending out an average of about live carloads each day. One Ogden dealer in box material Is ' handling an average of a carload of boxes a day. Friday morning he had 30,000 fruit boxes in stock, and by 4 oclock was completely sold out The canneries have put up four time the amount of fruit thig season that they did last. Buyers from Minnesota and the Dakotas, as well as from the Chicago markets, are right on the ground paying cash for fruit, whereas in other years the had to ship hla fruit to the market and truat to luck and the honesty of commission men to get his money for hie shipments. These are some of the facta that are A observed In the fru't sections. very careful estimate made by one of the best posted fruit men of the county estimate the output thla season to be 200 cars of the value of at least 8500 per car. The fruit handled by the canning factories will raise the total value of the countrys crop for outside markets to 3150.000. Peaches form about half the crop. Plums, apples and pears are also sent out In consld erable quantities, though the pear crop has fallen off heavily, owing to the blight The fqct that young orchards planted a few years ago are just coming into bearing la perhaps the greatest factor In the big yield of this season. ist Liniment. I stepped on a nail, which caused the cords In my leg to contract and an abscess to rise to my was Logan Republican: McKinley boomed by his fellow Republicans be- knee, and the doctor told my that I cause he wa the safe, sane and con- would have a stiff leg, so one day I servative" candidate. Roosevelt is be- went to J. F. Lord's drug store (who He recoming lauded to the skies because he is la now In Denver, Colo.) strenuous and does things. As the mended a bottle of Snow Liniment; I Ltah State Journal truthfully re- got a 50c. else, and It cured my leg. marks: Oh it is a cold day in June It la the best liniment In the world. when a Republican who may be seABSCESSES, with few exceptions, lected for the task cannot gather a are indicative of constipation or deMET DEATH IN ALASKA. basket of fancy flowers and offer them bility. They may, however, result into his successful from or bodies, blows from foreign candidate." troduced into the skin or flesh, such as Lineman Lsams That Brothar Has thorns, etc. For sale by The People's Advocate: Senator splintera Been Dead and Buried Months Smoot can rejoice that he has the ma Geo. F. Cave. Ago. chine under full control and no one LAST YELLOW STONE PARK EXto dispute his right to operate it at CURSION. H. Es Caswell, a lineman for the In will, he can run it up hill and down Saturday, September 24. dependent Telephone company, yea hill for he is the boss, the regular orVia Oregon Short Line. 849.50 round terday learned through chance that ganisation la hls'n and if he can get which includes his brother whom he had left In Skag-awn- y. the votes Smoot ism is Immortalised. trip from Ogden, transportaand Alaska, aome months ago, had rail stage necessary The Democrats are gleefully watching tion, also hotel accommodations for been killed. He Immediately wired to events and s, preparing to take the trip beyond that city. In answer to which he learnthe regular seven-da- y providing they can hold their Monlda. Ask agents for particulars ed that the body had already been sent forces together and keep them from to their home In the east A second disgetting into the arena that the to his parents, brought the SAKE. HER telegram, FOR ciples of Teddy are painting with gore. his brother had been dead of the that reply the equipment Considering merit of the play and was burled several months ago. the and reputed piece Richfield Reaper: The position of Mr. Caswell feels much grieved over the Republicans of Utah reminds one aa a dramatic offering, n the presentasudden death of hla only brother the play, new of tion the of the story of the man and the bear to meet with and the fact that he was unable to who met on a narrow cliff trail. There For Her Sake, ought favor from the patrona of the view hls remains before burial. These was but room on the trail for general enough together and Grand opera house where the new two brothers left home one person or one animal to travel. west have In their the of stay during seen evening to be Is the A man who was traveling the trail play to their Intense-dramat- ic to write failed some unintentionally There are net a bear. The animal showed no Wednesday. In this play, one parents, thus it has happened that scenes disposition to back and the man was them being a flogging srene. il one of the boys haa been dead and determined to go on. So he pulled off of events hurled several months before the other coat and knelt down and prayed. lucrative of the dally course The was able to learn it. n the convict mines of Siberia. rMng the Almighty that if he ,'ictim of the knout Is a serf maiden could not be on his side, don't be on whom a Russlnn prince of the Startling Evidence. tne bear's side. Stand off and let ua upon Freah testimony In great quantity is ninne and you will see one of the live- blood has centered hls affections, and ho haa Involved himself and her in constantly coming in, declaring Dr. liest scraps Isn't you ever beheld. conspiracy, which has Its termlna King's New Discovery for Consumphat about the situation of Utah right tlon and Anal happy conclusion In one tion, Coughs and Colds to be unequalnow? The ed. A recent expression from T. J. of the esar'a penal colonies. ia McFarland, Bentorvllle, Va., serves as and one, la a very company large I had bronchian Id to be unuaually competent for the example. He writes: tis for three years and doctored all the work It haa In hand. time without being benefited. Then I began taking Dr. Kings New DiscovFOR HER 8AKE. Can it be that and a few bottles wholly cured anyone else There la a certain magic In the very ery, In me. Equally effective In curing all can serve it figures name when and Siberia, you as well ? and Throat troubles. Consumpat Lung assured la r theater-goea play the tion, Pneumonia and Grip. GuaranCaa it be that anyone else least of thrilling situations and picFor Her teed by Jesse J. Driver, druggist. Trial turesque scenical effects. to the bottles free, regular sixes 50e and 81. comes ,s disposed to serve which Sake. the play you as Grand opera house Wednesday night, well? Is an attraction of thl sort, and the Saturday's Journal Reflected as much credit novpromise la for one of the genuine On Ogden's staid lilt popular if this iam'l supporters elties of the season at jrwr aunty ytm As on our air." be considerable. TUESDA Y AND WEDNESDA Y LEWIS SISTERS Sung and Dance. Tlit- - right-of-w- Bingham Bulletin: FALL OPENING Week of Sept. 19 the Utah Advocate: Unle. party of hee m the Republican Itate are healed by the unitin of to PRICE HAS ALREADY INCREASED faction, the atate i. very likely IN SALT LAKE. Democrat to the Ctem S 19, 1904. Utahna Park PACIFIC I Political Gossip SEPTEMBER PAY A LITTLE AT A TIME 4- - t Play the piano while you pay and know that even if you paid cash you could not get a better instrument for equal money anywhere elee. One price Nothing on to take X off. 4 t Guaranteed PIANO, $250. $15 cash, $8 per month. 4-- . 4- - CARSTENSEN ft ANSON CO. (Ineorporsteu.) 4- - Temple of Mueie. 74 MAIN 8TREET. 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