The Ogden Standard from Ogden, Utah • 2

A. ROBBEB'S FLEA tlom which oh to sham olithe BARGAIN, Ogden Dam Herald. American Concrcsa is even mnv s. preshaw- Architect CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Kast Sido Mntti fttreet, between Fourth amirrnh Btreetu, OGDEN PLANING MILLS H. G-IBSON, PROPRIETOB.

planning their reduction. How long will th'eir conteraplated bondago as designed by tho Woodburn bill, for W. Child Son Offer Sell Out at a Sacrifice. AND OHOIOE STOCK. bsucd eTcry afternoon tSundaj-a excepted! by tho OM HERALD PUBLISHING COHY- It.

Asdxrson, Business Manager. TIIE DAILY OODEN HERALD, delivered to subscribers in the "itr. TWKtfnr-MVK ICES1S per week. Siujle copies, HYE CKKTS. DAILY, one 3 00 Six tnontks, Three jnontbi" 2 TO One month, 0 75 gSMI-WBKKLY, Otic year, Six months, 1 TO HAVING PURCHASED the" entire stock of Building Material from Messrs.

John Stoddard vJ -1 riftns ivntl SiifclflcfUIona FiirDUhect to Order nrnt IVitliutearte. A Splondid Ohanco for tho Rijfht Man General Merchandise- Stock for Sale. on the same premises, where I am on-pared to fill all order rm! f3 i GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. Partly and instance, last? God knows; not long; Ho will put a speedy and awful period to the suffering of His people. The Saints may safely trust in the Almighty for glorious deliverance.

Were not tho Israelites of the chosen people of God, and yet were they not held in cap tivity in Egypt? And what was the sequel to their captivity? The seven plagues and o'glorious and miraculous deliverance terminated the vassalage or serfdom of, God's people of old and when His Latter PARTIES DESIRING TO BUILD xnrnERTjuasR. Til AVE on hand at nil tlmefl a full aup-ly of Meialllc UurJal Cases and WooUen Co-Otia, together with a corn-pi eto assortment ol Urt'lertaUert' oodu, nnd am rrepnred to do every thing In niV Hue In flrstclat. style and at rt-asonaolo prlcea. Or cru by letter or telegraph will receive prompt attention. dd3tf LOOK HERE, WOODWORKEflS! Are cordially invited to call or Write for prices before placing their orders .1 FRATiKLIH HEAp FOURTH, The well and favorably known successful g.e tierat merchandise Ogden firm of .0.

Child tfc Son have determined to eel! out their entire stock of general and lease their centrally located store to a rt-spuiigiMe party or panics at a greut bargain on favorable terms. Messrs, Child Hon have built up an immense and profitable business; but circumstances nnd the demands of other entirely distinct business enterpriseo render -it necessary for them to retire from business in Ogden, alter ft long and successful career. They therefore propose to to sell their entire stock, consisting of BOtne $30,000 worth of general OGKDZEZN-, Advertising Persons vtaktiso Situations Kooms to Lxt (set solid 6 tine or lew, cents flret insertion. Additional insertions 16 cent. Kaeh additional 6words, 5 cents.

Fbawksxi. Mbktinq NoncM-tt cent per line lor first insertion, aud 6 cent per line lor each subsequent insertion. Ghnekai. ECSIKtSS AMD Legal ADVBliriSX est Prices according to th araownt space required and the location desired, jnsvle tnown on application to tuo Business Manager. Att Btmikxss CovvninCATiOKf should be addressed to the Company, ConRiiroKDKKCi intended for paM11 er relating to tfte editorial department should bo addressed to editor, Fntllction Offle.

JSUKk. ecr. Main and Fourth BtretUt Ogden. City, Utah. SKCLlL AOKKTS.

C. IL Parsons George P. Rowetl Co Anthony Carr Special Traveling Agent rim 10 2m IN CONSEQUENCE OF A DECISION rendered by Judge 1'owcrs at tho re-iuest of J. S. Lewis, us putting our woodworking machinery into our new bricJt building on fourth Street, offer our machinery for tale.

It contUts of Uuzz planer. Tenon er, Combination Saw Bench, Shaper, Hand Saw, Scroll Saw, Mortiscr and llorer, Sand-Paper Machine, Lathe, wltn Uelts, ShafUrjfT, tc 1 Va nffe-r this machinery at a GREAT BA It GAIN FOK CASH. At present It ts at day Saints have been purified as by fire and become truly worthy of their Master, He will come to their rescue aud then woe to (ho enemies of the eternal Father who oppress and rob Hia people on Utah soill In the meanwhile the battle in Utah is progressing well, Hnlf hearted believers, traitors to God, sneak renegade nominal Mormons ready to betray their brethren and all who are unfaithful to their covenants are being cast out from among the acceptable of God's people and the enemies of the Saints are only filling the cup of their in- iqulty. tached to a 25 II. I.

engine n. k. uinsc-ira Lumber Yard, on Franklin bet 3rd and 4th ts. TMh is a rare onoOTtunltY to aHT one dc- (OGKDElsr BRANCH.) Birlng machinery. It is In first-class run-ninj; order and as god as new.

Parties wishing to purchase will do well to call and Xntered at th Pott Qfftot ri Off den HaUer. WEDNESDAY MARCH' 17, 1886. see me machinery at once. FOULG-ER, oarr Woodworkers and Builders, dincS lm Ogden, Utah. SEASONABLE GOODS Can be Pound in all Our Departments.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. merchandise, exactly suited to the wants of this nfarket, such'ns diy goods, groceries, boots and shoes, hats and carpets, stoves and tinware, etc, etc. size of the building now oc cupied by MesBrs. Child is 145x26 jfeet, two stories high with a fine basement running the whole length. Itis most cen trally located on Main Street opposite the PostoQice and for a business location it is absolutely without a peer in Ogden City.

The terms upon which they offer this select stock at a very owvfigs ure are ono third cash and the balance on 12 to 18 months time, with THE "BLU1TDERBTJS." Three-Ply, Tapestry, and The Gentiles make no scciet of their desire to control tho local government, and there is no reason why thev should. For thirty-five years past tho Church bosses have in their own proper persons and by trusted tools controlled all the agencies of government here, and tho Gentiles, while deprived of all representation in Territorial and municipal councils, have been fleeced and robbed at -every turn of tho season by the exacting of au undue proportiou of taxes. And, worsfcofall, thievery money extorted, from the Gentiles, or a considerable portion of it, has been used to keep in lucrative officer men who claim allegiance to a power higher than that of the United States, so that tho beautiful spectacle has been and Btill is being witnessed of American citizens paying enforced tithinjx to help support in office over thein a band of aliens and traitors who openly avow their hostility to thia great government and bend all their energies toward the erection within its limits of a vile theocracy for the enslavement of men and the infamous degradation of women. Salt LakeDmo-crat. is the mendacious plea of a would-be robber.

It is pregnant with the audacity of criminal asper sion and is a noblepecimen of anti Mormon lying. The little gang that controls this seditious Demo-ocrat admits that the Gentiles, (or rather a pestiferous little gang of anti-Mormon conspirators) want to control tho local government which 13 undoubtedly true, and hence the anti-polygamy agilation. for politic cal purposes only. Then follows, in this statement of the Democrat a eeries of miserable lies, notably the false assertion that the "Gentiles have been fleeced and robbed at every turn," and tbat other equally outrageous lie propagated by al Iuding to the leaders of the Mor mon Church as "a band of aliens and traitors who openly avow their, hostility to this great government." If theBe averments were true: if it be a fact that a class of the citizens of Utah have been robbed, and that others are traitors, the creed of liberty, the usages and time-honored polity of the Republic forbid that thi3 should bo made au ex cuse for the disfranchisement and plunder of tho great majority of the innocent citizens of a commonwealth without trial or legal excuse. But tho Demc crat cannot designate either; one robber of the class to which it re-fers, or one traitor among the Mormons in Utah, and berin lies the wanton enormity of its lying.

The Democrat and the paltry rab' ble it represents are after spoils, anoTTirey believe the opportunity is near at hand, In their haste to grasp the local government, they admit that is what they are after, and protfuce a plea to justify the robbery of the majority of the right to rule locally. It rehashes the "vile theocracy" business, and assaults the whole Mormon people by harpnig about the "enslavement of men," and the "infamous degradation of women," who arc Mormons. To" show the infamous nature of the creatures who wrote or are responsible for the above quotation, it is only neces Tho ridiculous HasfelirLittlefield Bhtnderhus last evening said that it "can truthfully claim to repre-s'ent one half of the legitimate citizens of this community;" that is to say that, according to its' anti-Mormon theory is tho organ of one half Brussels CARPETS. Hanging Lamps, Clocks, Mirrors, Vases, PINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, AND- approved security. As Messrs.

Child Son have built up a flour ishing trade acdhave a fine line of patronage, any p'arty or parties who may feuccccd them, will have the advantage from the first, of beginning with a thoroughly well established business. Those desiring more explicit terms or contemplating taking advantage of this offer of Messrs. Child Son to dispose of their business, will find it to their advantage to call on or address, G. CHILD SON, Main Ogden, Utah. 1ELI EEQTTESTBD TO BESIGJT, The career of Eli H.

Murray, as Governor of Utah, appears to be very near an end unless he performs theDickBon act. Bis Excellency received the following -dispatch yesterday: Depbtmknt or toe Interior, Washington, D. Mar. 16, 18S6. Governor Eli J.

Murray, Salt Lake City, Oah Territory: Referring to your message to me, delivered by Justice Harlan soon after Ibecame Secretary of this Department, to the effect that ybnr rea-ipnation would be tendered whenever fa President deai red th Preeid ent diiects me to say that he will be pleased now tohaveyour resignation as Governor of Utah Territory. L. Q. C. Lamab, Secretary.

Eli responded na follows: Salt Lake City, March 16, IS8G. Jlon. L. Q. Zamar, Secretary of the "Interior, Washington, ft: Your communication of to-day just received.

Hon. R. K. Baskin, delegate chosen by the non-JIormona of Utah on yesterday, will proceed to Washington immediately, and will on arrival place my resignation in the hands of the President. Eli II, Murray, So Lawyer Baskin is to be the' errand boy to carry the requested nn-rtsidenrfeveTanar UiTreTT that the Gentiles had a "delegate" already biped to act as a messenger to hand' in the Governor's timely Plain an Fancy (tas we I Glassware NOTICE IS ItEItELY GIVEN, that la pu nan ol an order of the Probate Court ot the County of Weber, Territory ol Utah, tnfide cn the 11th day of January, A.

1). in the matter of tho estate of John Hushed, decca. 1, the undersigned, the ad-EUtiiiLcuor wnh the will annexed of estate, will bU at private sale, to the highest bidder, for money of tho United States (provided such bill is at least ninety per cent, of the appraised value of said property, which appraised value is 13,000.00) and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, nu Thtirtday, the Fifteenth day of April, at twelve o'clock st the residence of Joseph II. RUisell. In Hiverdale, Weber County, Utah, at which place offers or bids wilt be received from and after this date) all the rlghz, title.

Interest and estate ol the said John Kussell, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and Interest that the bald estate has, by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to tbat of the Bald John Kussell, at the tiae of his death, and In and to all those certain lots, pieces, or parcels of land situate, lying being In eald County oi Weber, Territory ol Utah, and described as follows, to wit: A part of the southwest quarter of Section Seven, in Township Five, North of lianga Que vrestt of the Salt Lake Meridian, U. a. Survey; beginning at the northwest corner of said quarter section, and running thence eouth five chains, thence south, east three and S5-I0O chains, thence north east three and 7S1WJ chains, thence east two and 5-100 chains, tbeuce north cait one and 52-100 chains, thence west seven and chains to the place of beginning, containing two and b7-l) acresr abo, A part of the northwest quarter of said toot 1cm Seven, beginning at the southwest comer of said quarter section; and running thence north blxtcen and 75 100 chains, thence south STKeau, and nine and 22-1W) chains, thence south five chains, thence south 71 eaU two and 5-100 chains, thence south Zi cast, three- aud 32-100 chains, thence south 2614, west five and to 100 chains, thence south 65, east chains, thence north 51. cst three and 7a-l0o chains, thence north 5l, east two aud tO-100 chains, thence north YoP, east three 19-100 Vilnius, totuco cuinmeeli't'S 10-100 chains, thence north 4y east two chains, thence ii'A, cast two and 20-100 chains thence south gij cast seven .74 100 chains, thence south nine-and i5-100 chains, thence west two and 62-100 of the Gentiles of Ogden. If this be true, Heavgn pity that half of our esteemed Gentile fellow citizens.

The Blityiderbus is, however, really the organ of only one beer guzzler and one postmaster, little Open-by-met And how can a fountain rise higher than its source? A few days since, tbi3 Haifeli-Littlefield JSZun-derbus declared that St "is not built upon the intellectual, moral, politii cal, judicial, or social merit of any of the men connected with it." And OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. "Hacoietack" a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. lor sale by Wni. Driver disS son.

we should say so too. It hasn't go: any "intellectual, moral; political Dress Goods, Cashmeres, Flannels, Velveteens, Blankets, Qmijs CLOSING OFT A LOT OF judicial or social merit" about it neither have "the men connected with it. Verily n'stream cannot rise higher than its source. As to we do not know of any one who Used two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm add It has cured me completely of catarrh. I had this complaint seven years and could not me sound nnd well.

I will warrant it to be it sure cure for those diseases, as it is recommended. If parties doubt this let them write to me and I will answer them. Chas. W. CargiU, Great Eastern Mine, Lames" Coats Below Cost.

would allow himself or herself to be called its constituent. Nor do cnains, tnenee south cji'westtwo and W-100 chains, th once north So5, west two and 77-100 we know any local faction which looks upon the Bltmderbus as Gloves, Motiery, Jerseys, Underwear, Embroidery and Laces. chains, thence south west two and 31-100 chains, thence north 8JJi, eighteen and 30-100 chains, thence south llk. resignation. west one and 17-100 chains, thence north fa" an organ.

It is merely the stupid mouthpiece of two or three men As a man, we wish Ell H. Mur-. tjruerneville, bonoma Cal. dmO COMPLETE LINE OF MA CITINE NEEDLES. -o ana uimuu enains, tnenee north 83, west lour and 83-100 chains, thence without manhood.

Not fong since suuui wei, inree ana w-iou chains, thence weat seven and SO-loo chains, to the place of beginning, containing 8-100 acres, loss four acresv heretofore conveyed by iald it misrepresented the Knights of 'S, YDDTH5 JHD WTO' SUITS MO flVMTS jwuh it stun mi uusseii. Terms ana conditions of sale. cash, lawful mmievrtf Labor; later on it refused to repre-present the Free Thinker's Asso the United States, ten per cent, of tho purchase money to bo paid to th? Administra Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods. ciation properly; it has conceded the ignominious failure of tho Ed- ray no misfortnne or harm, but as a Governor of Utah, he has been a noted failure, chiefly conspicuous for his arrogant imbecility. It is a good thing for all classes of the Territory, and especially the Gentiles, tbat he is to step down and out.

Eli's late nullifying and obstructionist antics asa veto bullyare the probable cause of his speedy 'downfall. The Legislature digged his graye, Requiescat in pace. tor on me oi saie, naiance on confirmation of by said Probate Court. Deed at expense of purchaser. If property Is not sold by private sale on said day, said Administrator will, on Thursday the 29tlv day of April, at fratd place, sell the some, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, on like terms and conditions, except-as to the amount of jiiuuus taw, iiius indirectly reproaching the authors, supporters and execution of that enactment; it has grossly abused, calumniated sary to reflect that they slander iaipii hub mm a Cooks and Heaters, and besmirched the Mormons; it their dead fathers and mothers in uio ysu as noovo et tortti.

JOSEm II. RUSSELL, Adminlslrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of John Russell, deceased, Ooden, Utah, -Match 12th, 16S0. dml2fd some instances, while others of the declares for "sobriety and tempers proprietary and editorial tools of anco' while it advertises dramshops and breweries to seduce the Utali CentralEailway the Democrat are married to Mormon girls, the daughters of Mormon polygaraiste and Bishops. How unutterably infamous is the miser young, and increase in (Temperance bucu is the Hsefeli-Littlefteld Blunderbus a wretched petty print which degrades everybody ftTAPI -ETA MPV nDAPCDirC able bird which thus befouls its own P10KEER UHE OF UTAH ts cinu i nnw! uiivvL.ai nest and everything it attempts to re present! Window Shades and Wall Paper. Tiie Old Reliable STANDARD The Cixx of Piekin, which sailed from San Francisco for China last WHAT OF THE BATTLE? One of the roost remarkable features of Mormon character is patient and uncomplaining adher- Absolutely Pure.

dap2 week, took 1,400 Chinese. Many of This powder neTcrvfiHes. A marvel of furity, strength, and Wholesomoness. ecunorajvaj na-uie ordinary kinds. ance to principle in the face of ru "si41 competition wllti ON AND AFTER.

23d, 1885, Tho following Tim Card will take TENNESSEE WHITE RYE uo aiuiumus vi low- wsi, snort weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold nfu in WW, HOYAI, BAEIKO POWlren Pi 1 Tfw every difficulty and danger. The Latter-day Saints are to-dav almost Wall-st: N. face to face with the last dreadful mem were old, diseased, crippled, and poor, and there were a number of women and children; The Chinaman in charge said that it was necessary to' send all Buch homo because they feared trouble this summer, and wanted to get alt out of the way who might bo a burden on those who remain. Most of them went at the expense of the Chines societies.

THE PUBET SQUID PIPE CO. clouds that can threaten any com munity or people. Patiently and effect: Trains witlleave Ogden follows: No. 6, CtSOp.m Arriving In Salt JjakeCUy: The Salt Lake Tribune, to-day, makes a desperate effort to show that Governor Murray had mined to resign forthwith and absolutely net prior to his Excellency's receipt of the President's request for his resignation. But the Tribune protests too much in behalf of the Governor's prior ''unalterable" intention of resigning.

Even assuming that his Excellency actually had determined to resign a few hours or days before ho was requested to do so, may the public not accurately conclude that the Governor was privately forewarned of hts fate, either by wire from a friend at Washington or by his advisers here who must have foreseen that his attitude to1 wards the late Legislature merited hU official decapitation If the affirmative of this proposition is not a reasonable and true conclusion, why docs the Tribunenot give valid reasons for hia "absolute" resignation just a few hours prior to his receipt of the President's rci quest therefor? Tho Tribune is a constitutional flunkey to Federal agents; it lets its miserable tools fall easy; it stands up for Dement; it drops the Governor with a studied apology forhis Excellency, but how contemptible ia such cringing, toady "journalism 1" peacefully they haye submitted to Sole Proprietors and Exclusive Mann titi-era of partial disfranchisements and imprisonment still stubbornly and A Royal Tonic to. 5 at 8:00 p.m. Horton's "Water Pipo and Couplings The naasenrrnr tt-aln -will nrrtui in iSSv- Save JWM UU1B heroicly contending for their oa sailed rights and principles against recommended hy Phyeiciansineaaea Ogdon at a.m., leaving SaltLake City at 8 a.m. Thni a a pa nil 11.1 a a) i j. oil or gas (uit arc fnado to a pressuro and UiV BeV FnEIOHT T11AIN9, head of orcrooo feet Water can be brought the ruthless and despotic encroach- ments of might, until to'day the last menace which can be hurled at You will A prosperous FAjtitsa of Owings-ville, a well-preserved widower of over fifty, has two eons, who were both in love with the same cirl.

She found difficulty In deciding which to take, and tho oldmansolved the problem by sending the boys off on busl-neS3 and marrying the girl himself white they were away. ftgo or waste. Tho tube ia madtj oi tho bet I'll K'M RiMinH rtnA tufntAT. I. i of Consumption Indigestion, Pneu tnorda, JDyepepsIa, find it Pure and a Reasonetj, tsfcptraily bound with strong Iron bands of suitable strength for any required 5 4:00 m.

o. l)(sp'l) 12:55 p. m. Zv. Sail LaU NoS.

6:30 p. m. iso, 10(sp'l) 11:30 a. ni. 7:00 ro.

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Ti juvofluui Alio wruiu, vAicriur 44 uit4 )lvtU n. otphaltuni, which juteats the Iron fmm Plltt nrtA iUit wnt fwif trie A Maleria and Ner.v cay. The pipe is wade in 8 feet lengths and vous Joraplatnt3.W3 Zfo iKV wnaiyounecu. t.fi,i ucLjjrit-u nui4 vkruAicvtvM wim iron coupliiists, WomanufactarethisnipclnaU juts from 2 to 13 Indies. Tho action of the water makes It perfectly water tight In a FRAUCISCOPE, ASB't Uen'l Bnpt.

J0H5 WIAKP, dJJ'SU Oen'l Superintendent. exceeds all others. The osphaltutn coating afforJa; a thorough and almost evcr.asjitiff-protection to the Iron banding against rust, A coiX)RKn iuiuioad porter eays of travelling brides: "'Spcrienco teaches me dat dey is tickeled mightily of you mistakes dere husbands for bruddere. I does it ebery time, now, an' hits 'em fo a dollar, wnc me wooa teius constantly taturfttcd with water, will last for generations, It can KACII nOTTLK HAS THE A HOVE Tit AD MAKK IwlftEL OP p.viUnutn.la It to L-of iron and is equal In all respecfj to the anyfconquered and enthralled people is held over them and their enemies rejoice in the prospect because it is maintained with plausibility that the Mormonsrare soon to be robbed of thcirlast remaining few political rights and subjected to the rapacity of a hungry crew of alien political adventurers and carpetbag moral reformers for the hope of plunder only. And yet are the Mormons dismayed Not a bit! They know that tbo designs of tho wicked must eventually fail.

They trust in God and the right. And although they see the immcdi. nte future full of suffering, insult and loss to themselves, yet are they already measureably prepared for the worst the condition of serf- A. FEKKHAUSEN St 414 Front Street, San Francisco v.j pwuiwiit uvu pjjio Wgv JQ Ufc0, It St. Louis claims that official figures give the value of Chi'eajo ertyas $137,820,930, and St, Louie property as more.

Chlcm F. B. HHRLBDT, MA mt Brcoia lole), AGEKT, should speak. t'cnsowfth Iron- lslpss liable to Utant points Mf1, Fly corporations, or fcupply mil Und it greatly to their advantage wlnttU ua. ttyr further information- Ail-UtiMif 8end fot Prleea nil1 Addrese CT WAIN STHI5ET, NiiHtnlto City, Utah.

Sol Agent for Utah and Southeast Idaho, and Asphaltum Factory at -FOR SALS BY THE GLASS BY- The bio enow storm in Maine jacked tho principal street In Dlr-tnont with a drift iifteen feet high, and so Bolid that horses could be driven oyer it. The young men and toys of the village tunnelled this drift, and, after two days work, made tA tunnel 175 feet lonjj, 7 feet high, 8 feet wide, through which teams iwere driven for several days. The great ice palace at St. Paul is Wkw fr, A. CLAWSON, Lt Depot Betel RISER litV Satcm DEE Mnt frfa djstaem tral tower still stands, but it covered with "frozen tears," and will ba stone,.