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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
IMPOSSIBLE TO
DRAIN CEMETERY

For the past few weeks the engi-
neering department has been busIly
engaged removing distractions from
the drainplpe, leading from the city
cemetery, but progress has been diff
icult There is something like ESQ
feet Of this drain pipe and It has be-
come so completely filled with roots
and grass fiber that a perfect net
work Of wood and grass growth has
taken possession OF the inside Of the
pipe
So complete has become the OBJ
struction that the drainage from the
cemetery has been almost entirely
stopped. the result being that the wat
er Is being backed up in the graves
This water Is not the city water. as
some have thought, but is the water
drainage from the canal that enters
the city above the cemetery The ir-
Tlgating on the farm and fruit lands
above the cemetery causes a consid-
cradle flow Of water TO reach the
graveyard
Deputy City Engineer Browning
states that the matter OF clearing
the drain pipe under present condI-
tlons cannot well he handled by the
department. and it has been decided
to get an order from the city council
TO advertise for bids for the work.
This may be done at the next meet
Ing of the council
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
GARFIELD MAY Be
OHIO CANDIDATE

Columbus, O., July ga long con
ference between Senator'S Burton and
Dick, State Chairman Ellis and allied
Republican leaders, which broke up
at o'clock this morning, lett the
contest for the gubernatorIal nomina-
tlon for tomorTows session OF the
state convention us wide open as 1T
ever has been.
Statements made by the conferees,
however. Immediately after adjourn
Ing, announced tho nnme of James II
Garfield as one OF the possibilities.
That OF Judge o. B. Brown OF Dal-
ten, who has the support of Chair
man Geo Cox of the Cincinnati dele
cation, was not mentioned by them.
IT was stated that the field now con.
Sists of Mr.. Garfield, Warren G, Hard
ing. former lieutenant governor. and
Carmichael Thompson, secretary OF
state, as far as the leaders who are
not interested in tho Brown candi-
dacy arc concerned, and that they
would not introduce a dark horse"
In the race.
1t was further stated that no other
conferences would be held until to-
uight.owing TO tho beginning of the
convention proper this afternoon
Tonights meeting of the leaders,
1t was added, would be largely con-
sumed in considering the platform,
including the planks outlined b.
James R. Garfield last night, and
those suggested by Chairman Ellis,
Sunday night
The general progressive" platform
outlined last night by James r. Gar
field was amplified today in state.
ment issued by Mr.. Garfield II COM
prises a draft OF the state planks
which the Progresslyes will bring be
fore the resolutions committee and is
"tbe least" it was stated, that the
IIogressives Will be satisfied with"
While Mr. Garfield declined to dis
cuss himself In connection with the
6ovcrnorship, 1t is understood that un-
less these planks were Incorporated
In the platform substantially as
jrawn he would decline TO be con-
sidered as a candidate for govern
or. The first plank demands "ac-
Tons and measures that Will imme-
diately check, and ultimately prevent.
the sinister influence now exerted
over public officers and political ac-
t'vities by special intere5tS'
The means suggested are a public
utilities commission. and general cor
poration commission; full bank SUI
pervlsion, personal responsibility for
corporate actions, enforcement of
penalties for the use of corporate
funds for political purposes.
Other salient demands in succeed
ing plankS are:
The short ballot, commission gov
crnmcnt for cities. the right of recall
of executive and legislative officers.
A worlmens compensation act, lim.
iiation of women's hours of labor:
forest preservation and relorestauon
OF lands.
In addition. a sweeping endorse
nent of national conservation OF re-
sources is demanded
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
WILSON LANE HAS
A SMALL BLAZE

The hired man has been sleeping
IN tho barn, he smokes and had
matches in his clothes the small boy
goes to the barn to obtain matches;
soon afterward the barn goes up IN
flames. That is the story of the orig
In OF a fire In George NJ, James barn
at No. 10 Wilson Lane,
The barn was dry and 1t was we'll
filled with hay. so that when the
match was touched, the place burned
like tinGer The fire was well under
way before 1t was observed and so
near destruction was it when Chief
Garfield reached the scene 1t was i'm.
possible to save the building. The
fight was made to save the other
buildings on the premises, which was
accomplished
There is no water bydrant at Will
son Lane and the only means of fight
Ing the fire was with chemicals
The loss is estimated at about 5000
the property destroyed being the barn,
few tons of hay, harness and some
bedding
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
SMALL
PIECE OF
iCE

NJ. Henry, a colorcd man. was ar
laigned in police court on the charge
OF stealing twenty pounds oil ice
from the railroad yards. valued AT
ten cents. In entering his plea. the
man stated that he took small
piece OF Ice, it being a hot day.
The court stated that he did not
recall an instance in the history OF
the court where man had been pun
ished for stealing ten cents worth Of
anything. and he felt that he would
rot start an innovation. The man
was ordered released
John Doc, alias Dutch Harry. WAS
lot present to answer the charge of
assault and battery, and he was not
under bonds TO appear. No order
was made. The complaint alleges
that the defendant assaulted and bat
tered street car conductor. by
throwing eggs at him, his aim being
accurate.
j. w. Nickson forfeited $40 bail
for his failure to appear and defend
himself against the charge Of ex-
ceeding the speed limit OF the city
with his automobile
D Baron pleaded not guilty 10 rlr
ing bicycle on sidewalk, but, after
hearing the testimony In the case. the
court adjudGed him guilty and fined
him $5
AS the result OF raid on the Whit,
Elephant, John Hammer, Thomas
Thompson and ] Arnold were ar
ralgned on the charge of gambling
The defendants pleaded guilty and
they were each sentenced to pay a
fine OF 500 or servo one hundred
days In the city jail. The fines were
paid.
Detective Pender appeared before
the court and stated that y. Black
burn and his paramour. Minnie Black
burn. alias Minnie Gaycat, charged
with vagrancy. are undesirable peo-
pie" and asked the court to give
them a suspended sentence. The
court ordered that they be sentenced
to serve SO days in Jail and that the
sentence be suspended for the time
Being. Both parties are colored.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
FlREMGN FIGHT FIRE
ON BROOKLYN BRIDGE

New York, July 26.-There was an
carly morning blaze on the Brooklyn
bridge today. which gave the fire
men hard hall-hour'S work. Some
body had dropped a cigarette from
the promenade and it set fire TO som q
plankng a lew feet beneath the road
way. The fiTemen had a rough time
getting at the blaze. They tore up th'
first layer of planklng, then climbed
through the roadway and let them
selves down upon the steel girders.
They took light hose with them
aud once. there made short work OF
the fire. The damage was several
Hundred dollars.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
GI R LIS j A "
BROKEN BY
A BLOW

A fight, in which an innocent on
locker was injured. is said to have
occurred on the last car on the BAN
berger Line last night between ogden
and the Lagoon.
According to the reports two burly
passengers who were somewhat un-
der the influence OF liquor, became
involved In a quarrel which finally
developed into fistic encounter.
One of the disturberS made n vicious
lunge at the other and, missing, his
blow fell with full force on the face
of young lady, who was seated in
the car The blow was of sufficient
force to render the young lady uncon-
scious
A number Of the men passengers
at this point interfered and attempted
10 hold both of the men who had
caused the trouble In this they were
unsuccessful. as both the hgbters
made good their getaway, by jumping
from the train.
The injured young lady is said to
reside In North Ogden and some of
the reports are to the effect that her
jaw was fractured by tho impact of
the fst
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
FIVE HEAT DEATHS
IN NEW YORK CITY

New York, July 26-Although five
deaths attributed to heat were report
ed. measurable relief for heat-strickon
New Workers. was in sight today. after
a night that was one OF the season s
hottest. Its diseomtorts tempered only
by occasional htful breezes At s
o'clock the official thermometer stood
at so degrees. but the air was much
dryer, with humidity of only 54 per
cent. A slashlng breeze of % miles
velocity was blowing
Residents of the crowded section
were In poor shape, however. to stand
even the moderated conditions of the
day and, as the morning advanced,
heat prostration cases wore reported
The infant mortality during the
heated period has been high. bnt the
health officials are quoted today as
believing that the worst Is over for
the babies. The death rate among
them shows n decrease despite the
hotter weather Those who wealth
cred the previous prolonged heated
periods viii he pretty well able to
survive this one. DR. Gilterry. statis-
tician OF the health department.
thinks.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
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Clothing Co.
$40 2@th
RANDOM
REFERENCES
Continued from Page FIve.)

If you eat. eas a, Livingstone
Cafeteria. =
A Ten-Pound eoy-Mr and Mrs. j..
F. Jensen are rejoicing over the ar
rival at their home of a ton-pound
boz
Bankrupt sale OF Mrs. Blair's stock
OF millinery at Stafford Millinery Co.
GO Washington avenue, formerly 3rd
floor Wrights. =
Heavy ,TraVel-Tbe Bamberger line
handled about three thousand peo-
pie out Of Ogden yesterday. Most
Of these passengers were bound
sither for the Lagoon or Salt Lake
.lty.
You'll find pleasure in buying Il. 6,
G. Butter. =
Injured Man improving Robert
Tones, the man who fell from n ladder
While painting on Twenty-ffth street
asst week. Is still In the hospital. but
s reported to be out of al danger
md VIII probably leave the inStitu-
ion this week,
Kodak finishing. Trlpp. $40 25th
street. =
Marriage Llccnses-The following
marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk today: Paul w Follln.
aged 81 years. of Fort Worth, Tex,
and Mrs. Anna B. Keeby. aged 26
years, of Salt Lake City; Porter L.
Faulkner aged % years. and Miss
hyrfla NJ hot
OF Weber county.
Three good secondhand cars for
sale at Tnter-Mountain Motor Co,
22l0-12 Washington Range from
$S25 to 5000. Call and see them. =
Dentists Return.-Dr. F. C Osgood,
DR., Ezra #. Clark, and DIR. w. S. Wher-
ry returned yesterday from Denver,
where they attended the National Den
tai association meeting.
Buy your anthracite coal during
July, SlO.5O. delivered. Phones 1l9.
Robt B Lewis =
Six Fruit Trains-Freight traffic
continues TO increase on the Harrl-
ran lines. Yesterday six trainloads
Of green fruit were checked through
Ogden and the same number passed
through the city today. These trains
were made up OF from forty-five to
ntty-five cars each, all solidly pack
ed with California fruit and destined
Tor the markets of the east. Other
freight traffic Is unusually heavy and
many mixed trains are carrying fruit
eastward.
IL Is worth while TO call 1s and get
our rates on storage coal. Shurtlid &c
Co. phones IS
Elks VIII CeIebratc-An erroneous
impression has been formed regard
Ing purple day at Lagoon on the 29th.
The window cards and slides in the
picture shows contain n sample rail
way ticket aud amusement coupon
marked Cancelled This IS a can
collation. Of the transportation and
coupon only and does not mean that
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
BALDWIN ESTATE CONTEST

Los Angeles. July 26-The initial
effort of slxteen.yearold Beatrice
Anita Turnbull or Beatrice Anita
Baldwin, as she prefers to be known,
TO secure a one-third share OF the
500 900. 900 estate Of Lucky Bald
win" began in tho superior court
here. when she asked for and sc.
cured the appointment of guardian.
After hearing evidence submitted
hv the girl and her mother. Mrs WI.
liam G. Turnbull OF Brookllne. Mass.
10 the effect that Baldwin was the
father OF Miss Turnbull, the court
nnpointed Geo. ]. MCGUIRE as guard
ian and fixed his bail at $500.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
INDIAN WILL BE
DEFENDED BY GoVERNM EMIT

Washington, July 26.-The case OF
Lonestar, a Cherokee Indian, who ~
charged with killing negro in Gin
cinnatl. on July II, has aroused the
Interest of the interior department..
which mas requested tho department
of Justice To have an attorney appear
in behalf of the Indian and see that
q. gets fair trial This action Is
taken at the instlgatlon OF the bu-
reau OF Indian affairs.
No official reports OF Bonestar'F
prodicnment have been received by
the bureau, but the officials took
coenizance Of the published reports
OF the alleged crime.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
c)OCzETY'

T. G Carten of Salt Lake, accom-
panied by bis wife and mother, spent
yesterday in ogden canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Robertson and
children have gone TO Spencer, Idaho.
for a short visit
Miss Nellie Watts of the lndepend-
ent Telephone company has returned
from visit with friends In Boise,
Idaho.
j Ramon Brown left yesterday aft
ernoon on the Los Angeles Limited
Tor Southern California to spend a
month with his parents.
Il. Russell. receiving cashier of the
Pullman company at Chicago, accom-
panied by his mother. passed through
Ogden yesterday en- route cast
Miss Gertrude Bagley has returned
from Tonopah, accompanied by the
two daughters OF Mrs, Bert Harris,
after two years absence. They
VIII spend the hot summer months
with their grandmother, Mrs. NJ. A
Harris. in Ogden canyon
The ladies of the Congregational
church have planned social for
Thursday evening at which the mem
bcrs OF the church and their friends
VIII be entertained at the home OF F.
F. Towne. 1855 Washington avenue.
Hoyt Andrews Of Wichita, Kansas.
ls visiting his brother-in-law, Judge e
A. Bagley, of Ogden, accompanied by
prominent attorney of Wichita.
The many friends Of Mrs. Kate g.
Hilliard will regret her departure for
Salt Lake on Saturday to make her
future home. Her daughter. DR. Ruth
Hilliard who has made quite an en-
yiable reputation In her profession IN
the capital city. will reside with Mrs.
Hilliard at Hollywood.
Mrs. A. Q. Campbell entertained
about eight guests, informally. on
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
aunt, Mrs. Albert Sibley McGee Of
ST Joseph, Mo.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
SEE THE WAYNE WARDROBE,

Here's another shipment OF
Wayne Wardrobe5-sec the win.
dow. a Wayne Wardrobe is 4 ced-
arized paper sack-it Ia moth proof
dust proof and water proof. Fine
for keeping garments from season
to season-lt has a rack In the Top
for holding the garment-Prices
start at soc.
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CON 7 4 ACT ON
II @ T FL | s
AW ARDED

The contract for the David Mattson
hotel. at tho corner of Twcnty-fiftn
street and Lincoln avonue. has been
let To G. a. Whtemeyer, OF Ogden
The plumbing VIII be done by a Salt
Lake firm.
This is one of tho largest building
contracts awarded In months. The
structure will be three stories and
contain 80 rooms, with all the latest
appliances, such as baths, telephones,
etc, throughout the hotel
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
SEVERE DECLINES IN
THE STOCK MARKET.

New York, July 26.--A process of
forced liouidai ION WAS responsible for
some severe declines In prices in the
stock marl0e. today. The effect was
most pronounced in stocks that pay no
dividends but have been affected by
hopeful prospects of Initial payments
a. those that had no newly begun
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26

payments and had a narrow surplus
OF earnings over dividend require
ments
Calls for additional margin and dis.
elimination against collateral In the
loans forced those stocks on mar
ket In which 40 demand existed. The
move was consequence of last
weeks unexpected dividend reduction
In National Lead. coupled with tho
fall in the general stock market that
followed
Some steadying effect was caused
by the market leaders by the demand
for shorts to cover, even while the
less prominent stocks were declining
precipltately. The break in corn
helped TO steady prices
81. Louis Southwestern pfd.. suf
fcred a loss of s. Southern Railroad
pfd., Il. Missouri Pacific 1 81.
Brooklyn Union Gas 4 1-2, Sloss-Shef-
field Steel 4 Republic Steel pfd -.
Westinghouse Electric. American Hide
e Leather, pfd., and Interboro Met,
pfd., 3, and many others l to points
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
OUR NEW FOUNTAIN

So constructed that syrups.
creams and water are sweet and
clean and kept at Just that tenn.
perature which produces satisfy
Ing drinks. And the man behind
is an artist.
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means
DR.. Samuel L. Brick has moved his
Office 10 rooms 80 and 81, Lewis builG-
ing. -
Funeral for Fred Hales-The func.
raj service for little Fred Hales. ten.
year-old son OF George w. and Mary
j, Bybce Haies, of pa Twenty-second
street, who died at 9 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon OF rheumatism OF the heart.
following an Illness of two weeks.
VIII be held at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon In the Third Ward meeting
house Friends desiring to see him In
his casket may do so between the
bourS of 10 a. M. and / D. m. on
the day of the funeral. Little Fred
WAS an unusually bright boy and n
fGvoritc with all who knew him. and
al Will be grieycd at his sudden de-
mise His parents arc Frustrated with
Srief.
wANTBD-ClcaD whito rass at tho
Standard.
Retail Clerks AeeocIetIon-Orga
Ter w, NJ. Piggott of the local Retail
Clerks association states that the
charter and other necessary papers
for the completion Of the organI7a-.
ton have arrived, and that the asso.
citation will be made permanent next
Friday evening. the meeting for the
formal action to be held at the Union
Labor hall on Twenty-fourth street
Tho organization is known as local
f9l. Retail Clerks Protective assocIa-
tlon. There are 100 charter members
In the association, and It is anticl-
pated by Mr. Piggott that there will
be many new members enrolled Fri
day night
Sued for Sto-Dr r. S Joyce has
commenced suit against Edward Phil
lips to recover $40, alleged TO be due
for professional services
From Southern utah-Forester E,
a Sherman has returned from an OK
tended trip TO the forests of southern
Utah. He went as far south as Esca-
lante. whore meeting OF the forest
ers of the southern section of Utah
was held He states that the meet
ing was n pleasant one and success
ful. Mr, Sherman states that the
southern country Is pretty dry. but
that generally. conditions are good.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
FOR YOUNG MOTHERS

a corset made especially for The
eXpectant mother-built TO give tho
body just the support which brings
comfort and health-preservcs. the
ugure--the lady in charge viii
show you or we'll send them TO
your home.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
INTENSE HEAT
INJURIES CORN

Guthrie. Okla. July 26.-Yester-
days intense heat wae duplicated to-
day and the corn crop is In a critical
condition. Tho board of agriculture
estimated this years crop at 10000
600 bushels. and the loss to date at
%. 10000 bushels.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
WEBER CLUB coEeEF

Weber Club Coffee Is just as
good today as when We talked OF
1t so much in the pnpers-It could
not be bctter-if you want tho real,
rich coffee taste, order full pound
can-4jC.
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A DRY CLEANER

a preparation Ike the French
Cleaners use-wondorfully effcc-
tive. Cleans nearly anything
makes gloves and laces new again.
1t Is liquid and is absolutely
non-combustible
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
SILVER DIP REVIEWS.

To enjoy the beauty of your
silyer-Reep it bright all the time.
Rather hard with the old rubbing
method, Silver Dip needs no rub
bing-just dip the silver in and
1t comes out like new.
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chIcaoo close.

Chicago. July 26.-Close: Wheat
July 81 0S rs; Sept 81 o4 7-Sal .o5:
Dec. Si.OS IA to 5s: May Sl.1o rs
al II.
Corn-July ca IL; Sept e5 7-Ss6G
Dec. 81 1.Sal-4, May Go SIS.
oats-Iuly Al. Sept. 80 s-s Dec
80 10; May ~ SIS.
Pork July s25. S5; Sept. s22 o2 -
Lard-.mly 81; 81 l-2a91; Sept Sll.'
so: Oct S11 ca 1-2s70: Nov S1l 40
Rlbs-Jlly sl2 81 IL; Sept s1l''
Co; Ocj. s11 IS,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
FOR SUN BURN

Yesterdays outing burned lots
Of faces. We've put up simple
little preparation called "Badcon's
Almond Cream 1t has a magl-
cal way of taking out sunburn and
is fine FOR rough skin Generous
bottle 25c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26
LEGAL,
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
,onsult County Clerk 7r the ResPco
tive Slgners for Further
Information.
NoTice,To CREDITORS.

Estate OF Grace Carson. deceased.-
Creditors will present claims. with
vouchers, TO the undersigned, al the
office OF Valentine Gideon, attorney,
Room S11 FIRST National Bank Build
ing, ogden. Utah. on or before the
2Sth day OF November, A. d. 1910
JOHN II. CARSON.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Grace
Carson. Deceased.
Date of First Publication July 26th.
1910.
VALENTINE GIDEON, Attorney for
Administrator.
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BED BUG POISON

They will appear during days
Ike these-no better way to he
rid OF them than to prevent their
coming. A little OF this powder
sprinkled In likely places will save
trouble A largo can Csc.
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Natal Market.

New York. July 26.-Lead, easy,
spot s4.37 l-2a4 AS. Copper. easy.
standard spot. s11 5Oa11 95; spot Sill
5Oa11 95, Sept. s1l.5oal2.0o.
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UnobseNInq.

John, did you take the note 10
Mr.. Jones7'
Yes, but ! don't think he can read
it."
why so, John"
Because he is blind. sir. While
| wur in the room be asked me twIct
where my hat wur, and It wur on my
head all the time. ."-Housekeeper.
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GUTHRIE. Okla, July. 25-The
temperature here to day was l22 In
the sun and III in the shade, with
continued hot winds No prostrations
are reported
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. July %.
Sections of Oklahoma experienced
the hottest day Of the year today. In
Oklahoma City the thermometer
reached 101 at O'Clock this after
noon. \ registration of 100 Is re.
ported from Sapulpa
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26

Leave "OId Sol' do his
WorSt--if you're wearing
one Of our summer suits
you can stand his rays
and smile.
Light in weight, perfect
in fit, right in workman
ship and superb in fabric,
these suits of ours are
the finest offered any
Where for this seasons
wear.
Enough loose change
slips through your fingers
without missing this op-
portunlty.
Summer Suits
!5c 60 soc ON the dollar
ACtI
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THE BUSY
DRUG STORE
THE BUSY
DRUG STORE

HOSI few timely suggestions If you have need in
J the Drug line at any hour of the day Or night we'll
- send messenger--no matter how much you buy--to
any part Of the city.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26

Miss Nellie Watts of the lndepend,
ent Telephone company has returned
from a visit with friends In Boise,
Idaho.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-26

T. G. Carten of Salt Lake, accom-
panied by bis wife and mother, spent
yesterday in ogden canyon.