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Show I A JUii'l 1. TRE BLADE. f : '(Payable in advance), Rt.rnn o 1 i . 1 I .' 4. inercaiut ux uepui, juiia, j.u is not just the exact way of building uiiiQug fne PRftE office:: ' s " j I'ytsicia'n and surjertn. t . Deserofs pots. pULVER publishers.; up our community and engenerating a for Daep creek, re destined The feeling of love and friendship among f erred party in last week's BLADjg, and to which consisted of Capt. W. C. AIcFar Application has been made at the Nephi post-- 1 US, but quite the reverse. ;Hce for transmission through the mails as A a wa lofilr.rianlr nnnn fin PriPrifft land & Lieut, C. W. Castle of Fort Doug 't onH VV M. SnnriATlanrl and una nf mail taaitejr. geond-plasof several jears in the United JJtatC?, Lebi, arrived from Clifton on Saturday & DrfiO.S.Hdsmer Merri;chbistmAs! bought from us 86,000,000 less and sold ns $12,000,000 more than in thp r.nrrtv ' ' . view of ereneral onnnni nrr mnnr.ns asr, j var wo dm " uf,luPUB bold of the markets of the u it ls b thft hotUnd, io tue war setting Lo.me .1writer relive hl wnrl V L! . 11 i ThprA" U SUBSCRIPTIOH KATlJs: t2.00 Peryear. In the Jast live months France haa NECESSITY. A. I the evening after a tough experience withwere intervening mad flats. Tne party unanimous in their expressions of ear SATURD4Y MORN., DEC. 14,1895 prise' at the remarkably fine surface showing of the Clifton and Mold Hii districtP. MriSunderland made a large number of tests in order to determine best methods of workinp.the ore. It can others. be safely predicted that Deep Creek wil J a Belovr list o" our asrents,who will The Blade does not exactly know receive unusual share pf attention the feicejye subscriptions and receipt for how to go to work and remedy the dif coming $n season as the stuff"is surely yaymeqts: there. ficulty, but we can only suggest. First Wm. Cbasiaiq, Iapah, fQoeJe Co. The indefatigible labors of C. W. Aid of all, we should be taught to value MILLARD COtrXTT. manager Swan JbaKe JLana and Until the inaj.opjty of racti, Water Company, will be rewarded- the citizenship. Joseph A. Lyman, Oak City. .Christian Autieraon, Filjmore. spring by the addition of about men learn to prise their town or city 200 coming Tnos. Mcmmott, Scipio. families to this portion of Millard ' Chris. Oversoa, Leanitqgton. they wijf not be prompt to perform Connty. There is a hotel and a store iJeo. Crane, Kanosb. Lake station from their civic duties. To overcome this now runningaat Clearmail James Ilatton, Petersburg. which line has been point daily Virgil Kelly, Barbank. inertia, we heed a chamber of com established with. Fillmore, and by way of Hvrura Adams. Mcadov. merce or board of trade. Something to which there is now considerable travel. James S. Blake, Hinckley. hold us together, something to keep Hinckley's farming facilities are entit imw hi' mi hi mi ii ii1, led to a little more attention in order to out strife and rivalry, theu improve show experience is doipg for that TIIB "SICly MAJf."' ment in results would be followed by ward. what Last spring Geo. A. Black and several watered land, then plowed in improvement in methods have brought corn potatoes, men iook a pole or the country to ita present condition. otherana simple contrivance and leveled the Communicated : Nothing of the like exists in Europe. land down and left the crop to its fate. result was a fine crop of each, with From conditions existing in Turkey Eyerythinjr across the waters works in The do further work than the gathering of at the present tirue, and the attitude harmony. the product;. Harmony, thats the word. Out at Abraham W. D. Vannov did the with the same sat- and towards each other, it looks as ate, have union, and the outlook for same Kind ol larming over results which the farmers lsiactory citizenship will be a most hope are though a new man of the Orjgnt vyill good are enthusiastic. There tens of thousoon have to be made with the Otto ful sign, Strangers who may then sands of acres of wijld land that will pro and crops under like man empire absent. In the changes chance to visit our little city will hold duce those . nvyother . n s nuun ttuuv uuuui to tuu Buuugu running of the map of the Orient, there may us in envy and speak praises of us. waste to cover all the available land. As to beets, this locality beats the world. also come changes in the map of Eu xx. v. xveeve last sonner due in a snuarp rope, because each of the great Powers two roas less tnan a roas, acre, to EDITORIAL NOTES will demand to be heard on the ques beets, a portion of them beintr sucrar beeti This last fall he harvested more than 300 tion of the divjdiDg ot Turkey. There bushels, or over 1,'200 bushels to the acre. woel bhomaker has leased the Lo. An organized effort houId be made to are important commercial advantages ,0 be secured by each of the great Pow- - gan Republican and has again entered secure a special rate from the U. P. R'v u. uu ueets to m juenx suerar lactarv prs, and wbat is of still greater irripor- - tnG Held of journalism after a short va ana tnen put in a large area to beets and Joel has made a decided demonstrate that the industry here can .anoe, milhtary advantages. On the nation. maae a success. That much whole it looks as if Turkey would be change ip the appearance of the Re- - De wo ucucve a sugar laciory couiaacheived, De se- anythmg but a Thanksgiving bird for publican and The Blade wishes him cured. all the succes possible Europe. This far the winter has been a meteor "Were England the only Power in oiogical conundram. A year ago last month the bavier river froze over solid terested, there wouldn't be even a tail and remained in that condition until the Monammedanistii is said to consist first of March. Last month the river feather left of Turkey by the close Of over lightly in places, but the ice ot next month. Russia is hunzerin a for T inree tnmSs: Islam, or resignation: froze nas r disappeared. The days dur n and Dia or rellK10us ing entirely another brush with the followers 0f 1 D' or the three weeks, almost, have been lhe unfortunate- Christians characterized by dense fogs which have anil ntesMahomet, and France. Germanv . . ' generally disappeared during the niht .'Italy bave each an interest in the rii- - who live near Turkey think it consists only to return in tne morning, The re oa one thing a bloodthirsty bigot suit is that Deseret and visiou of the Sultan's lominian vicinity has been The who is more cruel and murderous than time was when "Britta nia ruled the oldesT no longer oe renea upon lor nointers: waves. ' Xhattime has passed, apd any savage on earth the resident and visiting Lamanites shake jn the presence of the magnificent fleets their hads and say "Ninna katch poos- u steel-cla- d monsters of naval warfare melts have been examined I'lgs' Twelve thousand more Spanish "sol oojua.7' as to in which end is the bigger. In vain pow possessed by the other grea.1 Powdiers are on the ocean bound for Cuba, some pigs the big end is toward the front, ers, England senses the great truth tnai tne nrst part of tbe winter meaning be the harder, while in other pigs it that she is an equal but not a superior and meantime the insurgaqts are gain will s xne tne reverse, of recently kil eicins week. A ground every large army led coyotes have been to those other Europeon Nations. ing examined closely has been poured into that jislaud, and tor and the thick and thin Dlacea signs, Italy has impoverished herself and yet finds the task too crreat for ot fur, denote that the weather will be pauperised her people in order to be- the Campos The Blade's resources at his command. It is somewhat spotted. JfJven come a- maritime millitary rival of is more or Jess batSV expert meteorologist nor. surprising, for .their h nothing in ed, but is inclined to think the xorejroio Great Brittac. signs can be relied upon, and especially The Sultan understands the condi- the war to create any enthusiasm so, as the moon runs first South then North and the man up there refuses to tions. 'He knows that "one ia afraid among his troops. give even a sign as to future weather. and the other daresn't," and for that On the whole it will be well to wait abont U 90 reason the Oriental gobbler spreads :ii days before making any weather pre j n.iauuuii4 wm enaeavor to secure dictions that will not readily fit anv met his tail, scraps the holy soil of the admission to' Statehood this winter condition?. eorological cresent with hU wings and The and struts believes and a Blade oonrl it has . Dr. F. A. Druehl. manasrer of the t .4.t taruuu, neuaro his jealoua adversa- - chance to succeed. A crimmnmt.v Smith Drug Co. Salt Like City, came rieam such fashion as will meet its which ha 275,000 inhabitant. which 7 iusi recompensa in case either of the adds 20 or 2o per cent to its population ing famous as the only remedy on earth Pawera should undertake, (with the every year, which has good railroad fa- real,y cure Brleht's disease of me 01 tonseat to teach Turkev cilities. ' a la rCTO H . " " and-' -ranidli' innroactnrt n . others) manners. 11.business DKTROIT DOINGS. icwu m European and an excellent achnni While war lteir is deplorable, the tem should be accorded th frft0 rir,,f0 . ??ne Tilford of Osceola, and a success- '"bu-ji- ni pi acer miner 01 tnat Diace was in results are generally beneficial, and is 01 tuir sisters. Deseret a few days since and has gone out the only method of curing tha abuses to Detroit district where he is doing as sessment work on the'Cipt Akey" or despotic farm. of group just The ui claims. as there arts diseas governments, reports from the corn districts in of the body thit S. Mount of Mount. Holbrook anH cannot be oiirxt dicate that the farmers propose to hold a Co., F. owners of the Ibex, is taking out by the su . some very tine ore from that claim and i iieon'a knift. 'Phnt. TivU- - u couo- u iarninr..iA.lit: ma urop ior uj '"'s0 fuinuu nigner is pri uciup ' shipping it to Salt Lake. From best . a treatmeru. th-- mac-i- i ues. xr. was expected that the maket lnformauon the ore will run close to the uinmema8 5 ounce gold value. As depth is obtained in the Ibex values increase, and mamiestea were gathered, but so far the shipments it ia. so throughout steadily; all developments in "leads'- have been peraoaa Whom the have been camoarativelv small. and the UetrOit district where .' f followed. Sultan is being cribbed in great product Renewed activity will soon bring the o,ubt that nothing short of' subj uea- quanti ties those who into prominence. If a railroad are by not camp to let it tiou and divUioa will ever cure the ills willing ran out to Mercur with its only that afflict the -- sick man," :and the go until .they '.can realize a fair profit f 10. ore wouldn'tDetroit. be in it." on It. This Will work: all; rfwhf it uoner the dissecting knife , ia 'te-- . Geo. Busby and his brother Jnhn applied,, came down on Tuesday's train, and went tue oetter ror the march of. civiliza- producer can hold out. on 10 Detroit district. Mr. will tion .i ao borne worK on tneuharmed Busby and mine, prepare Ifor active oneratlnns nurixr in If not this year, perhaps the next, 'or uonaon court, haa decided that lue coming year. if not then, the tieu must in law evitably against obtaining money un .come when such governments as Turk- the Notice to Subscribers. der false pretenses covers the imposi ey will cease to exist. Thti law of the tion of extortionate charges. Practi Our entire subscription list has hen "survival of the fittest" will sojnefiime the hands ofv Andrew Palmer, of course, the person placed inwno nas instructions to make weep them from before the car of hu- cally speaking, jxepni; who and and wilfully vigorous collections of all deliberately attempts prompt man progress.' .It is a decree Qf Nature accounts, delinquent to Respectfully. exact more for goods1 delivered or I and of Nature's Gd that all men shall tf. J.F. Gibes. service rendered than they! are reallr he ultimately free, because "progress vruiLix may ue saiu to come within the doctrine of false 1? pretenses; ar we should readily be confirmed, ' that pulling and fighting and tearing down the business of the nation as has been the case politically, and if it applies to this form, why will it not apply to a. g O In A : P : At Residsnce Second door Erkl . HOURS: 2 to 4 p. m. t - U S .trjg q Co-o- ptir ( NepM, g Tiis Missouri Pacific R'y "If yon are going to ; , i ! j - ' IB si 3 HH "Tn j g. A g g P O -- Kansas Cityr gfi J St Louis, Chicagor New York,- fed - - The Missouri Pacific Ry . o a fw, . . Or any othep point East see that Fpur ticket reads vi;' j ct . m Coaches, Quick Ti tne apd Superb Eleganit Road-be- d make thjs lipe VQfroplfe's Fav,i orite Rpute. ', i Leave Opdep .... j. LeaVe Pneblo Arrive Kansas City.-Atr ive St. Louis. HAPPY NEW YEAR! I i 6 ;R5 7:00 p. m., p.m. S:45p. m! 6:55 a. m. , B:30a. m.- - n, 11, KOOSER, . Commei'cip,! Freight h Pass. Agt, , S.lII.cSTINSON, Traveling Pass. Agt. Salt Lake Citv. TTtntw or;n, d. TOWNSND, Pass. . A f.r-.1.1nn- . Call upon the nearest ticket agent or addres - I ........ ...... Arr ve Chicago. Co-op- er I O- - o au4 Ticket A pent, ; St. Louis, Mo. General I ti . . A - i LOCAL TIME CARD. In effect.Nov, 17, 18P4. Train arrive and depart at various stationr" daily as follows: . Stations. : Soutli-boxin- 'irSaAi ' Mm d. North-bound- Leave Leave Arr. Arr. 2.15 am.... Offden .... 8.00 pm j 3. J5 am Ar Salt J Lv 7.00 pm "j 7.4o am ) Lake Ar 5.50 pm 5.11 am .' .Sandy 5.V0 pm v.tz am Fairfleld 3.40 pin 11.85 am Eureka,, 3.00 pin j V " 4 J m ut , . - am., Lehijunct.. 4.45 pin am Amer'n Fork 4.35 pm am Pleaa't Grove 4.28ipm am .. .Provo. ... 3.05 pm am Spanish Fork 3.49 nm 110.03 am ... Payson . . . 3.82 pm ill. 05 am ....Nephi,... ,2.40 pm . ILv 2.00 pm jll.45 am Arl Juab 1 8,45 8.55 0.02 6.25 9.44 ! - ! 1 ... . t 'A - 12.30 pm Lv Ar 1.30 pm 2.05 pm Leamington 11.55 am 4.0o pm ....Oasis,... 10.25 am 4.50 pm Clear Lake 9.37 am 8.00 am ArjJNIii- - j Lv 6.35 pm 8.50 am Lv ford f Ar fi.15 pm -- 1 5.00 am pm, .... Frisco Arrive Leave Trails souh of Juab run daily exx ei'tSi v DATS 10.40 I S111 Two! trains dailv Lake tothrough all points East. ' Where will you buy your gifts for The queation is: - -- : ; Pullman Palaine -- , exnt "HHkj r.- - uuLea Ncaaa Bsa Kaa .! By visiting our Store, , The answer will readily be given to ' - 4 EZ3 . Oliver W. Mink, , E. Ellery AiKlfi-soBJohn W. Doaix', Frederick R.Toudert, - B , ::Vvr:Z,ZU frni SaW D. WIOKIlS, Agent, Nephi. D. E Burley, Gen'l Agt Pasegr. Dept., City Ticket Office, 201 Main st., Salt Lake. K. L. Lomax. Gen'l Passer. ri(1 Tifki't Act. xt, jJickinson, Cien'l Mngr., OinaD S. H. H. Clark, 1 ... 1 'w msLisa mja Salft- - from 'mrotiph Sleepers Lake tj Chicago without change ,j Imprjoved Tourist Sleepers. Free iReclining Chlf7cars. coaches. Elegant The only day line operattug dining ear service. The to all point east. (shortest asd fastest line - 1 ! . - ' T. H. i - a. PARKES, Superintendent. Receiver- - W&have the Largest and Best Assorted Line of TOYS, DOLLS WORK BOXES and BASKETS, TOILET SETS, &c &c. Our ' grocery line is; cotnblete an!l bur prices are as low as the hmest. K i Jlatforc . ; )asserjg, 3 PlCTC" " f . I The ftofl of cah( . Thed; i SAN ... PETE ; . HINCKLEY For prices on grain. CO-O- P . Sheep-mens- i Bottom-Figures.- Supplies '' !i . a Specialty. TIME TABLE NO. ; - ies - ; tna newspaper, man, anything.?.',. Superintendent:" ; Four ?niles from' Oasis Station. THURMAN None But Ayer's &. WEDGWOOD,, - Attorneys a.is ( in hat At at - Law. 1 Wo.ll iPist- - 11.45a 12.10p ?2.40p 43.0 38.0 '33 .0 29.0 23.2 19.5 16.0 Dist. from Neplii Stations. ' ; at theworld'S Fair.. 12.5tp l.l$p 1.3p 4ea 1 temtory N'ortH Tjv. Nehpi Ar. 4rce, 11J 5 0 Salt Springs Hollow-aFountain Green J0-2- 1(0 10- 14.0 19.5 Draper Moroni Chester Ephraiin Lv. Ar. Manti 23.5 27.0 35.0 9. Ayer's Sarsaparilla eniovs 1.42p ordinary distinction of having bee? tnt 2.22p 8.0 43 0 elSfeitSt alyvvl0S,Pri.fier allowed Manufantnt fair, ers of other sarsa'parillas elerv t Trains leave Manti for Sterlrng.Funk'B U means to obtain a showingsought anc Morrison at 3:00 p. m., Monday's, Wedn but they were all wiyTnde? A day's and Friday's. Returning arrive .rbiddTng the' en! Map.tl.at 6:00 p. m.J '. Diireet . wuVWUJUO with t:o10 vnhl ' Thedicision ot the WoHd'fair uthSi r.nrni;. Padiflc Railway ties in favor of Ayer's from and to Salt Lake UJ in effect as fbllows: Aver'sPRflr;a0W;a, Ogen, Butte, Provo, MUford and 1nterme ia is not a patent medicine. It does r.nt points, and aH pointe East and West. ,f p for al, 8.15 Room 1 and 3, First National BanK'Builaiug; UTAH. PROVO. Notice to iSheep-Me- n. ; find' it very conveni- SHeep-xnen,wi- ll - ' ' tor range-copie- s f at-thl- :jl. Stop on - Tv j if,, K , u rn ". la J w; To-me-et lQ.c&nta-e&ch.- ., ku0 1 - signals ent and profitable to take with them to Tlie Company reserves the right to rom th is Time Table at pleasure. of 1S94 the winter relaliv to diseases of.sheep and the dut- Money to Loan. Tit EO PORES BRUBACK, ies of Inspectors. that want a In any amount 'from nnc hviri-- , Pres. &. Gen'l Manager, nu mberiotcoDies of the law have: been ten thousand dollars. On improved farm Salt Lake uny. iat gtruok-oiofSce andwill bejsold property or .on water ptock. S. Black.RockMiilard.Co.,.Utab.: II. Kebk, f Caii.earJy.. T, C. .W1N3J4. County Recorder. WALTER JAMES Jz , Sheep iMen's to . 1895. South. y - Jteea dig 16. Effective Sunday, November 17tb, - 1 VALLEY R AIL WAt eaii, - such an inter I or taw for all the- 'familiar sue numan family. It is a law of Na- pretation forms of extortion to which the aver ture as well as of Divinity, and is as Will soon be moving their citizen age is in the: re subject various, a inexorable the movements of the lations of civil Flocks to the Winter range i2ation. planetary systems.: The .problem that in the Western part of most immediate (roccerns us1 is the efMillard County. fect those changes will havaunon ex A religious paper published' irr Chi isting governments. WLea all the fac- cago makos an appeal to its debtors for WALTER JAMES, ol Black Rbc.. tors are considered, we naturally ask a settlement ff account in !the followHas just Laid, in- a; Large wUL be the configura- ing nover and Duxselrei, what tion of the map of Europe when Turk-a- have had faithi pathetic terms: "We Supply of GENERAL as a government shalL have ceased your contract tothat you would fulfil MERCHANDISE And send! your subscripu exists tion when du2. When you go to your knees tonight spread this matter out before- the Lord f n prayer. If you are opsalilng of irrigation, 'Secretary paid up on our list then in Tioke Smith says in hi faith report, "The you can ask the Lord to good bless the tacsL v Suable elements of the com cause, bat if not, asK the Lord to For the Coming Season. is- the this result produce conscience quicken in your regard to watui." This profound observation is this, matter and incline and help you to Pelts will ba Bought and Heals thy to bo handed down to failure do your duty. How can. you expect .Furnished as Usual. generations alQn.: VvLth, Cleveland's the Lord's fulJi blessing if you. are ne-urated remark, TLa soli remains glecting thia important! duty., to owe 4. ! you are going to range your sheep west ot Deseret.m ,' Write immediately to the v. frb ! i V II I? D MI?M- The : ear- " tie Ot s cc 6"" f;- |