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Show TilJj M'JKXIXG EXAJJIXER: The Oregon Short Line w.;!n u.a n of Twrinj-fourtis now being laid SHOE of tne O. jS. 1.. is kept on the jun.p lo keep up a'tth the work. So much tetigh weather ihla winter haa caused many wreck, which nieans a heavy strain on the repair department. When :be amount of freight that handled at Ugden 1 takeu into i consideration it can easily hr understood why the rail toad company is considering the construction of a new , freight depot. The Modern Woodmen and the Royal Neighbors will give n baugui--t at .Eagles' hail, next Tuesday evening. offers the ease of soft, plia- ble leather and the elegance of smart styles; made permanent by the very best A party of representative merchant of Ogden' went to Balt Lake City Thursday on buxines pertaining to the Merchants association. While in the city the party visited the state senate. Those composing ths party were .Willard Soowcroft. P. J. Kieael, J. 8. Carver, G.H. Tribe, Sidney Stevens, Joseph T. Yuung and H. A. Blnis. Wykes & Blair's grand ope.nrg of ladies Md children's furnishing lines is set for tomorrow. Be sure you visit them. daugmer of Gertrude, the year-olBradley, ttd West Tweuty-aec-on- d street, died at 4 a. m. The baby cough waa afflicted with whooping when live weeks old end never recovered from the ailment. The funeral will be held at the family residence at 2 p. m., Saturday. d A. K. material and skilled Professor L. B. Austin of the High addressed the Men's club of the Congregational church last evening at I o'eloofc. His subject was "The Salton Sea." school SHOE CO. RD S OLE AGENTS Moved to 370 25th St. Broom Hotel Building Candies the next, morning and evening. The Utah Canning company hue seven cars of cans en route front the east to the cannery, also one car of beans. The company has a greater demand for the pork and bean now being canned in their factory than can be supplied. About 30 persona are employed in the factory. H. C.' Bigelow burned his hand Thur lay while attempting to turn on an electric light in the Reed hold. Something was wrong with the switch end lu feeling for k Mr. Bigelow caused a short circuit with his index finger, and received a eevere shock. V Largest Assortment of Fresh Rev. P. A. Bimpkln of Philips Congregational church of Salt I.ake will occupy the pulpit t the First Congregational church here on Sunday Ell Kilburn, a resident of Porterfield. was found dead In bed Wednesby day morning. Death was caused heart failure. Mr. Kilburn waa 60 years old and had lived alone In the his wife hiving house for some-time- , left him and Sled a petition for divorce. Ogden Candy Kitchen . Home-Mad- e Gty Logsa came down take Into custody Frank Shelton, wanted at Logan on a felony charge. It is alleged that Shelton stole a valuable dog. Sheriff Smith-o- f on ihc morning train-4- Mrs. L. F. Zimmerman, who resides street. Jumped West Twenty-fourt- h from her carriage ' Thursday, when her hone ran aWs.v, and waa severely shaken up. After a short mn the rig it Ind. Phone 326 struck a telegraph pole and the horse was stopped. Senator Smobf says: Work will be pushed immediately on the publie buildings at Provo, Logan and Ogden. aa Promontory point. But from that The money for, that purpose la now point to Lakeside the old cable will available. be need aa in the past pi Many ilia corn from Impure blood. . H. W. Ruth, representing tho firm Can't have pun blood with faulty diof Allen Broa., wholesale grocers of gestion. lasy liver and aluggiah bow-el- a. Omaha, and aecretary of the Utah diBurdock Blood Bitten strength-en- a vision of the T. P. A. of A., was In the stomach, bowola and liver, and city yesterday on business. purifies the blood. . The Western Union Telegraph Co. hee nearly completed the ntrlnging of thdr copper wire from San Francisco to Lucin, at which point h will connect with the old Overland d TMem which rune north of the lake. Whea this work le completed the men will be employed in taking np the ruble on the eiet of the lake aa far BY A BOY . ... M All 11 1007. 0. 5 MOVING GANG fOSMER LEGISLATOR Ogden The Whiskey Helped Him on the Way to His Downfall. speclai-i- uf ihe lliiuuu e uf a turnier U'.einlier Herulil. M. A t'ouley i, uow a gi luau ir i.u eai wiili the mark of dissipation stamped plainly un his , A few years ago he was honored and rcspectrd as sVltisca uf the lilinuia metropulis. Two Business Places Broken into, hut Weighs Thiry Tons snd Can Do the lie began drinking snd his downBurglars Are Not Well Work of Many fall .lutes from that lime, lie left Rewarded. Laborer, the iAie and cauie neat, hut a change of surroundings failed 19 alter his habits aud some time ago Further substantial Ion if ib- theory J. P. O'NeHl's trench digger moved he waa uentraced to a lend iu the held by the police i!m: lumber gang from ihe corner ot Grunt state prison tor stealing uuine tools and Twenty, from hla employer in Ogden. He had of small boys is opersimg lu the city fourth ati'crt under and. yesterday been out but a few mouths wlu-- be as brought Thursday. ;u the report its owa head of a arrested in Salt Lake for rubsteam, rolled over to of two burglaries wliii-i-i occurred Twenty-fiftstreet where the trolley bing the ahup of E. N. Race at 23 shortly after midnight. The plunder Ires offered resistance. The attest Weal Second Smith on the night of February flilh. obtained in each cane is not unusually car was acconimodsUag. cuuipuuy Mr. Couley when seen at the valuable but had ihlete 01 her than however, and by calliug out a repair Jail talked freely of his paat. dry He amateurs baea operaitug several hun- car, whose crew elevated the wires, dred dollars iu cash would have been the ponderous machine resumed ite said his right name waa Michael Gorman aud that hs waa a prominent missing this morning. Journey. thirty year ago. The Chamberlain-Thorn- , music The digger ia nut outclassed by any Chicago piditlciaa Though paat DO, Mr. Conley looks store was entered from the reai. By other in the 60 yearn old. country, it weight 30 too using an iron pipe aa a lever, me of and was purchased at a rust of about scarcely "1 was a member of the Illinois the back windows was forced down 6LO0U and represents the latest la senate In 1E6V," said Mr. Conley. "Irani from the lop. Probably a light in the trenching With a capacity the Fifteenth senatorial dlsiriit. su.t front of the aura hunted ihe thieves, of a block machinery. day. It will do ihe work served four years as senator, in 1X77 but at any rate, nothing was taken ex- of several per hundred men. I was elect ed alderman from the two number a of shirts and suits, The trench made cept the bloody Seventh" ward In Chicago collars and aa overcoat that later waa sysiem of buckets isby about cylindrical 'two feel aud waa a member of the city rouu-ci- l discovered several pares from the a ide and affords room for men at the time of my election to the ample to work in while laying newer pipe. open window. state senate, At the Ogden Steam laundry the Part of the work la the new sewer and whisky were the esu-- e manner of entrance is not definitely dlstrirt. No. 10, haa beea done. The of Politics downfall. I was a contractor my knowm. It ia thought, however, that remainder will be completed this sumaud builder and bad a flourishing busa window waa raised on the west aid mer so that a portion of the city which iness at the time I entered politics. of the building aa it was found un- has hitherto suffered considerably on In those days In Chicago to be a suclocked yesterday morning, undamaged account uf improper drainage and stagcessful yon had to he a The till In tho front office waa broken nant pools of water will ha compara- drinking politician man. I got into the habit ef open only to be found empty. All th tively dry during next winter. .Not only drinklug while campaigning. I was ready rash in tha honse waa contained will atreeta and alleys la the district ambitious to become a successful polin tha safe. Egreas waa effected by be Improved but the gen- itician and was iu a way to realise n eral sanitationmaterially, a wooden bar that of tho neighborhood my ambitions when the habit made back door. will be brought to n state of cleanlime Ite slave, lu order to enlarge my While no tangible due was found at ness. field of political influence I alerted either place by the police, soma quiet a saloon. 8uon 1 fet that liquor had work la being conducted that la exme down and out. VAUDEVILLE IM OCPEN pected to bear fruit. Of late weveral "To get away from ita influrnce, I small burglaries bare been commitwent to Kansas, a prohibition state. ted and all of them seemingly by tha s Peepls ts Improve There 1 Joined the Methodist church, same gang. became a Prohibitionist, was a memUtahns Thsstsr, ber of the V. M. C. A., and su honorary member of the W.C.T.U. I Plans have been approved for' the was CHILDRENS DAY throughout the stale alteration and Improvement of Utahna as a promineut temperance worker and made AUDITORIUM RINK theater and the open air stage situateprechen In all the principal rltlra of ed on the hill northeast of the playKansas adrocatlng the temperance house. In to renovate Ihe Utah- cause. For twelve years I kept away Saturday, March 9, Is Children's day na houee order the of date was opening from the stuff and thought at the the big rink. Admits ion , in- for an properly run of s indefinite enough to give it up siU.geth-er- . strong cluding skates, 26 cents. e The rink will be closed, commenc- vaudeville, under the been postponed has management, "In 1604 I started to go from Toa March for short Monday, ing llih, to March 22. The Lyric of halt Lake, peka to Tonopah to Join my brother account to time, necessary repairs Controlled by the same Intervals, will and MUter, wbti are In that city. I roof and floor. be opened March 18, got as far as Ogden and Jheu the The open air house will be enlarged terrible craving came back again. I to twice lie present else. Both wings stopped in Ogden and in a moulh had CONSOLIDATION WINS are to he extended to provide morn squandered 1,HM) and was In jail for room for artists and the manipulation theft I was given eighteen months In the penitentiary and was released Hollingsworth of Weber Cast the De- of scenery. In general appearance the building last August. Nw I am In Jail again ciding Vote, will be greatly Improved by exterior and will start nerving my three years decorations. The raparlty of the seattomorrow. The Judge was more lenBy a vote of 12 to 6 the elate ant-al- a ing arrangement will be increased to ient with me than I deserved. lie afteraoon tha Thursday passed should have glvrn me twenty years." proPark bill consolidating tho I'ntveraliy Include an audience of healthy will he of Utah and the Agricultural college portions. The present system entirely done away with apd better at Logan. $10 REWARD more comfortable scats will take It was 6:0u p. m. when the vote was and backless the clialra of and place taken. For five kpg hoars the problem benches. For the irrenf and eon v let Ion of any had been debated and the senators or parlies stealing the Ogden the Under the new management party and spectators were becoming tired best class of vamlevllA entertainment Trends rd or tha Morning Examiner. when Mr. Park, author of the bul, finIjAMAR NELSON, circulator. America will be gives the public. in ished s dramatic plea for consolida- The clrrult, which tion. When he sat down President extends from Chicago to the northCOMPIAIHTS ARE MACE Love, in a calm, deliberate manner, west, and ts said to be superior to the said: of 8slt the ot which circuit Orpheum If there are so more remarks the Garbage snd Filth Are Eyesore for Lake Is a representative. secretary will cU the roll.' Many People The better class of seats wll) sell y When the call waa completed 60 cents, a rate that Manager for Residents In the neighborhood of Campbell hauded tha little slip Grant of the opera house declares to art: putupon which Ihe vote was markeu to be low for the high class Jackson sn.l Twenty-seventremarkably President Love, who made the anting up a strenuous kirk' bccaue of performances. nouncement. the Impassable condition of Jackson This bill being a measure to submit avenue owing to the water and the to the people a constitutional amendfact that even the street is being used of the as a dumping ground fur all kinds of ment It requires members of the senate to pass It, Senrubbish. For some years people from all parts of the city have been uing ate bill No. 171 has received 12 votes to 6 against it and has passed. If there thin neighborhood aa a dump around and the taxpayers near there aie deIs no objection the title of the bill will termined 10 be rid oi this unsightly be made the title of the act and the condition and assert that they will bill transmitted to the houee.'' take heroic m enures to prevent furThese word ended what was the ther menses to health. most prolonged and earnest discussion The neighborhood of upper Twanty-olxl- h on the floor of the senate during the street Is also beginning to present session. from similar abuses. Boll haulThe vote was: ers have made a number of large pita For Consolidation Senators Brink-erhoi- f, during the last two or three yearn and Calllster, Clegg, Gardner, HolMAKES THE KIDNEYS FILTER are now adding Uault lo Injury by lingsworth. Lawrence, Miller. Parte, THE POISONS AND ACIDS. dumping their garbage there. The Rawband, Benner X. Smith Willlame residents mean to atop this before 11 and President Love 12. become such a nuisance an the has Consolidation Senators Against neventh utrret pine. Bullen, Hulanlskl, Johnson, Seely, Mix It Up Yeurself Cleans ths Blood Twenty A visitor writes thin paper iu critof AH Impurities and Sufferers John T. Smith and Walton 6. icism of the condition of the streets Should Try IL Senator Hollingsworth spoke on his generally and note that a- - dead dog amendment. He began by summarishaa remained unburled for four days ing previous legislation on this subin the street nosr the Catholic church. In ject. Tbs' leading Journal answering "Senator Hulanlskl and myaelf have tha question, "What is the best prebeen petitioned by a large number of scription to clean and purify Urn KOTED SIKCIKCEVABCELIST the leading dtisehs of Weber county," blood," prints In a recent isvuo the he said, "urging un to vote against following; ' Fluid Extract of Luc do Sunday morning, March 10th, Prof. consolidation, hut I understand that Hon. one-halounce. Compound Kao B. P. Stout, of Philadelphia, the notsecure ' to sigin ' It comparatively easy gon one mince. Compound Syrup ed evangelist, will begin a natures to such documents, ns the Sgrepartlls three ounces. Shake well aerieringing of revival nervines at tbe First rule have the not ns a given and use' hi feaspnoouful doses after Baptist church, 2361 Grant senue. signers subject more than passing consider each meal and at bedtime. Prof. W. 8. B. Matthews, cf Chifavor In of consolidation A wen known local druggist who is ation. I am says: Professor Stout is Ihe cago, 1 under one management, but want to fsmliar wlih the prescription states best gospel singer. 1 ever heard. He see the Agricultural college of the that It is harmless, being composed has an excellent vole of good rang consolidated Institution located at Lo- of vegetable Ingredients which un be and used with perfect baturalueas." obtained ' from any good prescrlptkm gan. I want to see the college prosProf. Stout will be assisted by the per and become one of the greeted in- pharmacy. Rev. D. A. Brown, pastor of the First stitutions of its kind in the country, It cleafia the blood of all Impurities Baptist church of Salt Lake Cuy. but I want to see it remain an agri- and nourishes the blood. In Just a few cultural college pure and simple. dat a (he akin begins to clear of tore, Johannesburg, 8. A., unemployed "I believe that those agricultural holies and pimples. It put vigor and gre making their presence known by men In the debilitated college department energy into students dally processions through tha atreeta s should be educated at the University, and women. For many years of that city. a and are ample facilities, alone has been cons!.!red where there But while it In this connection by my scheme a good blond medicine. liranch of the Agricultural college built np and made new blood, the Imcould be established here. I shall op- purities remelned'wlthln end the good 1 waa only temporary. accomplished pose consolidation on one site, and trust for that reason my amendment Sarsaparilla, however, when used in combination with Compound Kargnn will prevail." Senator llulsnlekl sprang a surprise and Extract of Dandelion works won ders. This combination pots the kid by opposing consolidation and particuand sift out the larly a constitutional amendment. He neys to work to filter also took occasion to disagree with waste mstter, nrie acid snd other Imbis colleague. Hr. Hollingsworth, In purities that cause disease. It makes the manner in whlc he wee Ignoring new blood1 and relieves rheumatism the voice of his constituents. He said: end lame back snd bladder troubles. This prescription is better than the I am opposed to amending the constitution unless it Is n crying neces- usual patent medicines, which are In Ihe most part alcoholic concoction. sity. Mr colleague. Mr. Hollingsworth, has acknowledged 'hat It is not nec- The Ingredients cost hut little. They from any good pharessary to amend 'he constitution to may be procured st home. F.very mixed one board. under and macist InstltnKmi the place make Then why shonld we do it? This leg- man and woman here Khonl.l their islature has the power to submit this some np end try it if they feel blood medicine H wants to, a good if system the require to lople question PLACE VC'.'R ORDERS WITH by meins of the referendum. Why not snd tonle. clean the . MITCHELL BROS. kidneys to The not snd the amend war Kargon do It that can clean constitution. The P"P' of Weber and vitalise them so they Copings and Konumssis, A consolidation the Wood. Sersapreliis to make new Don't buy from agents, county are opposed to tone the Dandelion rich blood ehall and as their representative, ss they get Urge commissions and stomach, clean the liver and make it vote against these hills. and yon have to pay them. 8ee active and relieve constipation Is the your borne people first Yard so and sets the way Is still very prescription opposite City Cemetery. Judge Thoms Maloney not does one that In his mldly end gently low, with no improvement consider thev are taking a medicine. POLICE ARE ON A QUIET HUNT FOR YOUNG CRIMINALS. 'NEILL'S SEWER DIGGER THE WAY TO WORK. ON - h lot-ha- d the met'hauii'g ure working on our front do not think we are out of businemi, for we gre doiug more than ever before. Just arrived, a full car of GLASSWARE including many new items, an well ad the old reliable numbers. A new lot of game sets aud fancy china, nhould before in. 1'bridtmaH just Some excellent items, jrea-eul- g aud prizea. Keiuember we carry a full line of cookiug utensils and house furnishing goods. been have here come Wheelwright Bros.Merc.Co. AMUSEMENTS. Auditorium Roller Skating Sullivan-Ceosidin- 1 high-clas- Rullivao-Consld-In- Announcement The Kink will be closed for nne commencing Monday, March account uf putting on new uo 11th, ronf and resurfacing the skating floor. . Sulllvan-Conaldln- e See-retar- Free Mornlnga and Afternoon! Except Saturday. ladles Admitted Admission, afternoon, IDu. Admission, evening, 16q, UTAHNA THEATER TONIGHT! Through the Lines h ' two-third- s PRICE 10c, fOe, 0e GOOD HOME MADE BLOOD TONIC BUY BECAUSE utu aaJ the Uhiragu ciiv run hoi i senuuced lo a Ivriu uf three years iu the siau pns-- ' a fur the Crime uf burglar.! iu the fir! degree ass piemmiey Thursday in Juiigi- - Arms: rung's court. 0. the ALONG The car repair department HANAN DEE-STANFO- SATiUHAT. - h street iietwrn the pirent track and the freight sutiuu. THE I'TAII- BURGLARIES BIG DITCHER BREVITIES ui-n- OrSPEX. nf-f- f And It Will Make You Money RESIDENCES. FARMS. farm, Xorth Washing- car line; full water right and brick bonne. Ideal location and a ton ave., on afreet bargain 10 f3,600 acres good land, 5 acres fruit, 6 room honse, good water right, a bargain 10 9300 acres, close in, good improvements, full water right and machinery with farm 3tt0 10 acres, small house, fine location for chicken ranch or orchard .. 91,300. W) acres, good land, water and improvements .. 96,000 tock If you have property to sell LIST it with us. BOTH PHOXEt 76. LOTS. Large lot, 4 room frame, on Lot 60x165 ft., on Jeff., near '. . . .93,0410 . . 9000 25th at bench Lot 84x165 ft., small house, - 91,000 acre fine 5 room frame, fruit on 12th street . .92,000 41x132 feet 011 Madison, near 26th st. ..'...91,000 7 room frame, large lot, on 41x132 feet on 27th, near 9800 North Wash 92,250 Madison 50x197 feet on 12th, near ash. 9000 0 room modern, brick, large . . 62x165 .9750 on feet 28th. lot, on Adams . . . . . 92,500 2 lots cor. 29th and Madi-ao- n . ... .9I0O 6 room 'frame sooth Wash, Good In Central lots Park lot 92x140 ft.... 92,250 Addition 9"3 to 9250 5 room frame, south Wash., Lots in all parts of city, lot 132x330 ft 93,500 cheap and term. 2 ..... I.I..I....,... Kelly & Herrick run-dow- n, Saras-pariil- nead-atone- I . A of dissatisfaction by entrusting . un with your bundles whenever In need of laundry work. The manner in which we turn out our work ought to delight the most fastidious, while cur prices are as low as any other Wt kwalt laundry establishment. your order. Ogden Steam Laundry Thones 174. 427 26th BL Ogden Turf Exchange 326 Twenty-fift- h St California and Eastern races. Direct wire for ail sporting events. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS |
