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Show I An exchange says there is a man liv by .the Chamber of Commerce of Lcr- - ing in Missouri, on the outskirts of civ don is in striking contrast with the iliation, who has twenty-tw- o daughters. enthusiastic reception tendered then O. H- - Pulver, j Published every Wednesday und Saturday mornings, by the ilritccmnV ir Irirafltoa (VltHlfl treatment of Ex Speaker Reed, who vis- miles of him he moves furited Europe after the McKinley a&t took twenty-fiv- e effect. Mr. Reeds presence in London ther into the woods. was ignored bv the Britishers. But, then Mr. Reed did not help tho BritishA Country editor believes that the of liis ers at the expense 20 reason why tramps are so poverty strickI Th3 Times Publishing? Co. SUBSCRIPTION KATES: fellow-countryme- One month Six months 81 .00 One year n Philadelphia Press. . en and wretched is because they 2.00 Candy, Nuts, Cigars, Tocacco, Groceries, Fruits, etc. dont advertise. CiiAiti.EH Bkkwkkton, the Payson Payson Bakery. CASH MEAT MARKET can- Entered at the postoilice at Payson, didate for Selectman, is a very affable Wi giitman & Sons. Democratic papers remain painfully Utah, August 11th, 18l 1, for transmis- man, and a farmer by profession. He silent about sugar. And yet that is a Fresh Bologna and Sausage. sion through the mails at second-clas- s of our is the father present city mayor, rates. A sweet TIME TABLES a Republican in party and principle, and a popular aud successful business man. ?.lr. Brewerton will make an excellent sweet subject. subject. very Prices the very lowest. Numerous estimates now place Frame J. Cannons majority at 5,000. Well, Stallion Fallible, and Chester . UNION PACIFIC. Selectman; will vote for lower salaries ihat would suit all right. Trains arrive and depart at Payson ns of county officers; will work for strict For Service at reasonable will and follows: the affair, o' countys economy 3:5G p. m. It is said that the fashions in Lapland Leather for sale. Harness Passenger doing North labor for tho best, mid welfare of his 0:57 a. m. doing South lave not changed for a thousand jears. repaired. Rock salt for sale. fellow men. He will command a big S. Stark, Agent. F. E. Tanner, Happy husbands. majority of votes in this end of the RIO GRANDE WESTERN. West-bounEast-boun- comity. 7:25 a. m. and 0:50 p. m 7:55 a. m. and 5:15 p. m. Tukrr is a bright prospect ahead for W. If. SnsKMKii, Agent. the farmers of this vicinity. Crops are good this fall. This means that the d d REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Delegate to the LIV. Congress: FRANK J. CANNON. For University Land Commissioners: JAMES MICKLE, Cache. J. C. ROBINSON, Salt Lake. C. R. LYMAN, Iron. - i For Delegates to the btate Constitutional Convention: J. E. Booth, Provo. J. W. Bissel, Springville. J. B. Keeler, Pr y. J. D. Jones, Provo. It. Snell, Spanish Fork. George Webb, Lehi. James Chipman, American Fork. J. T. Thorne, Piousant Grove. J. S. Page, Jr., Payson. J. W. Vance, Alpine. D. It. Tuylor, Salem. L terms. and shoes Payson. THE PAYSON ROLLER MILL. FINLAYSOX & TANNER, Props. Fine Grades of flour at Low Prices. fanner will have his full share of whatever good comes in this year, and will Patronize Home Iudustry by giving our products a trial. not have reason f ireompaint, all thngs considered. Even though prices rule low, I hero will bo bread to eat and clothes to wear for ah those who till the soil. WITH A FULL LINE OF This we hive to be thankful for, and it is a great deal these times. Graham a Specialty Just Opened in the Simons Block. GENERAL MERCHANDISE - COUNTY. White Boar The voters will chose this fall whether they want ncontinution of Demecratic prosperity as given under the Wilson bill or a return fo Republican misrulo under tho McKinley tariff. If they are T. G. ' J. S. PAGE, JUN,. , Cleveland badges and empty purses they will vote the Democratic ticket. If they want plenty of money, good wages aud former day prosperity, they will vote the Republican ticket. Manti Messenger. satisfied with Tiie immortals are moving swiftly now- WIMMERC? - Payson, - - Utah - Both Oliver Wendell Holmes n Andrew J. Curtin, and For Selectmen: Thomas B. Parker, American Fork. who died in Boston aud Philadelphia, Charles Brewerton, Payson. respectively, last Sunday afternoon, were J. F. Bringhurst, Springville. In Either Case You Certainly Need Furniture superb types of Americans; both filled For County Clerk: most impoitunt places on earth; both W. It; II. Paxman, Provo. Carpets, Dishes, Tinware, Stoves, Wooden and Willow Ware, Draperies, Oilcloths, will have niches in history which will be For County Recorder: Mattings and house furnishing goods of every description. We are the people-whsurrounded haloes. by Don U. Coray, Provo. have them in unlimited quantities at Rock Bottom prices. When you con e For County Assessor: to the city give us a call and see our great bargains . of Louisiana has The just Legislature Richard Bradshaw, Lehi. voted an appropriation for the erection SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO NEWLY MARRIED COUPLES. For County Collector: of a monument to the memory of Thom Geo. I). Snell, Jr., Spanish Fork. Bedroom Sets from 812.50 Folding Beds from 813.50 LalTon, a Now Orleans negro celebrated For County Treasurer: up. for his philanthropy. The act is a highJ. D. Wadley, Pleasant Grove, up. Extension Tables solid For County Attorney: Cook Stoves from 8G up. ly hopeful sign, as it suggests an ignorG Thomas John, Provo. feet long, 85.50 Oak, ing of race prejudices that is very Gasoline Stoves, $15 or For County Sheriff: finest line Baby Carriages two holes and Rusia John W. Turner, Provo. in Salt Lake City. Celiron oven; 817.50 for For County Surveyor: Two Texas editors recently fought a ebrated Whitney and three holes and Rusia W. B. Dougall, Springville. duel and since then it has been absoluteother makes, at the very iron oven. For County Coroner: lowest figures ever ly necessary to placo new names at the F. II. SimmoDs, Provo . in the west, head of their papers, for both were killWrite for prices. ed and their misery ended, llow very TIIE GREAT INSTALLMENT HOUSE. London is the proper place for Chair- different this from French duels. man Wilson to go to gloat over his tariff Cash or easy payments. Mail orders solicited and promptly attended bill. It is peculiarly fitting that Impor-te- r Tiie lower the tariff the lower the Straus, who has large manufacturing wages, the lower the price for farm proC. E. Loose, Provo. adays. Ex-Govern- or ire leu liitf it 4 . of-er- interests in Europe, should accompany ducts and the less the work. Mr. W:lson and pay his expenses. The voter remember these facts. ed I Let every 231 and 23G State Street Salt Lake City, t-- |