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Show THE THE SALT {ng LAKE SO ana ‘ait June. Herald 6, 1870.) Newspaper Only Republican Daily Salt Lake City, Utah. Terms DAILY cents; ye one On special from service and will wait season. for It Salt have on the way has would less of have been train, ly from to the other to here to commercial the and when them a they good go away opinion make large- they all city, they take with Salt Lake and of is the argument in THE million favor of a very greatly have proved advance the as trout, ercise the waters with The the the sport tables of be the most undesirable fish to Utah people food years be greatly the and of be will a be- find an of forget. GET LAND. Iago told will to instance. give this: man “Get more in the Salt land.” best Lake And thousand advice today is then: “Get will or sudden little three vears that less, discovered people there all was of money a any one street. And it will not with him. will has encouraged men to way to make raw land, anything good and money raise else is to wheat that supply that all * in corn, the you ‘Attempt the doubt. pe: dis in place the hope “‘redeemed" each an to that A you is its to for forty be seven the goose and four sauce the satellites. but the for of that pretty would live many hard against be admitted existence quiring Joseph she much than and things Odellia, but her forever been have and perpetual easy of Michigan ac- friends, Mary. —-— in the get they for into a at as one in way; results are| increased op-| profit any greatly reason, is a move in #3 lf | PHILOSOPHER let interest of OF it in be labeled IT is an An’ 1 worse and bosses’ News, selection. which that the ty poor The is that the any did they fail Lawn Mowers,2 5% tail to exercise their migh- generally do politica. If every oppression politicians. their admits fs a convention prevent every the Indianapolis plan, people the people discussed to of could use the were But opportunity. power. And plan not they abuse by the they They they will do precisely the same thing in the primaries. Under the new plan they take just as much Interest in polIties as they did before—and no more. And the result is that the public ofTices are no better filled than they were mes the old plan. And it costs more Remember Orchestr aking BA In orp ng Mis - Piencbe Co.'s Hug es; -amous take my dose t the judgment i —Hampton's _ Magazine. aa OF FIRST (Harper's One of ment were the first two in a tn the govern- bulletin Just published, that there less than 30,000 surnames In the United 934 employed estimates, States census in was represented names—our Brown—were 1790, at taken. time Of single o!d the by | these 11,- | families. friends represented the Only Smith and 3,000 fam-} | more. RASTUS’ (Cora Walker Hayes Bye-lo- ae bye-lo-bye, Bye-lo-bye._ ene mo So bi-ish- c ae some ==) Godbe-Pitts Drug Co It's the way we clothe you in The the season’s Home 101 of Strong Health. monary gin? Yo ae Lar dat mouf ob on col’ eae pone; Reckon you'll Boaet hone Fo’ wittles wid ma yi So hi-i ia bye, bye- ionoy e, bye. #innah! viens Snuggle Ia bye-lo-bye, bye-lo, meh lamie, yo’ ly haid close ter yo' gawn 2 jas’, Hol! in’ dat Thoscake fas'— Aan’ oe spit o' Ras? Po’ 1i't lam Den hi- emcee: bye-lo-bye, bye, best styles—Men’s or women’s up-to-date tarments S. Main. at— $1.00 a week $4.00 a month Western Outfit Co. 266 South State Street. Opposite Knutsford. Soda One big lot of men’s shirts, 50c each Prati’s Fountain ae {in the beautiful ce bullding. Ve have an entrance from I:xchange -place and one from the ae ry out the buildinng We serve Ice Cream, Sh herbets, Soda Water, Hot Drinks and Light Lunch e Automobile pa rtles served at the entrance We sell Candles and Cig A select variety. of Seactifol Cut Flowers may be had at our place of business When In this vicinity visit this beautiful parlor. to you please We'll endeavor PRATT’S 500 pairs of boys’ knee pants Three pairs for $1.00 50 dozen boys’ overalls at 40c a pair 13 Exchange (L E. Place. PRATT Co-} all kinds, at One big lot of men’s underwear, all kinds, at $1.00 a suit 100 dozen collars 75c a dozen 100 dozen men’s half hose Five pairs for $1.00 These are all xtragood below SEE pe the when Corner State and Orpheum Both Phones 112 500 boys’ suits, your choice at $1.95 a suit byeEne -bye, bye. ree given MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY 500 men’s and youth's ee your choice at $5.7 1,000 pairs of men’s shoes at $1.90a pair 500 men’s hats, your choice at $1.50 each in Lippincott's.) bye-lo, meh lamyo' usually The Big Three Femme Family, for the health and happiness of females. Let us send you a booklet explalning what every woman should know. Off eur DRUG STORE {S AT 112-114 SOUTH MAIN ST. BABY. Snuggle vo woolly haid close ter mmy. Shet. UD dem sae SLO, aw! but yo’ sho’ ts nee hoo! oer Miser flies! Go " m Sam ont, process is used. Big Specia ean-Up Sa ALL THIS WEEK ; WAY clothes the easy care taking hand ett’sC CENSUS, Weekly.) humorlsts bureau MODEL gives the garment wear in FEMME CONES FEMME BLUD FEMME LAX . 25% Off | MODEL in clean- - -SALOMY ne your selection now Seceu sod!"" rn census The but The Willard Mack Stock Co. ‘qu te da3 the Jt excels ing. The finest line of Lawn owers on the market— you can save money by 1 sprink te red pepper on tep o° my beer; $2 But no man livin’ can’ stan’ I've beat him tn tradin’ er stood in his ra infinitely than the the attention “influence,” to Even favored weakness much men cholce of choice. give of weaker are e W liness—starching and iron- jest “My outdoor bein’ without no rod, kneel ev'ry day cn the dewy ilies and primaries 2:10 S115. ots aatz a --o—>P -—e ---_-———_—_—— the Row and 5s Lingerie Waists, Half Price; Ladies’ Gingham and Percale Dresses and Jumpers, Half Price; Lawn Wrap- & Four per cent of the white population Was represented by nine names First came the Smiths—close upon 6,000 | families of them. A long way behind, | with less than 3, 400 families to its cred {t, came came the Davis tribe, with 2,575 famiNes to its credit, only fourteen behind, pressed angrily ils unconvinced. And he is going to on its heels. Next were the Johnsons, make speeches to the people of the actually outnumbering the Jonses in the number of families, but falling short state, urging them to make the primary of them in total of persons, the Jones election system a part of the New York families being more prolific. The Clarks state machinery. ; and Williamses were wrestling for the It is easy to understand that most sixth and seventh posts in the race, of the committee wanted to be con- With the Millers a close eighth, and the Wilsons bringing up the tail, with only vinced against the primary plan. But 1,765 familles to their credit and 9,797 that predilection didn't make the eviindividuals. dence submitted to them. For exampie, “A large proportion of all the names,” Says our humo “are adaptations of they found that Stephenson of Wisconnouns, verbs and other parts of speech sin was sent to the United States sen- and in general represent the simplest ate in spite of LaFollette and the priAnglo-Saxon terms. Upon a classification, according to the meaning of the mary voting. Stephenson's friends names, it appears that the origin of laughed at LaFollette, and told him practically all was connected with daily their chief would be elected just the life and surroundings. Classified by same—only it would cost him more. meaning, most of the proper names dederived from parts of speech fall under Many witnesses in western states dethe foliowing © topics: Food, eating, clared that poor men have no show in drinking, clothing, . sewing materials the primary plan if a rich man wants household utensils, nations, towns, clitthe indorsement of the majority. jes, nationality. kinds of men—condition, appearance, or state—bathing, ai!Indiana evidence is as _ squarely ments and remedies, occupations against the plan as !s that of Wiscongames, parts and conditions of the body sin. The most recent experience the relationship, religion. music, literature, kind of house, building material, bepeople there have had with the law is longings, eurroun ge. sc ureiere, tain naming a palr of candidates for bleware mayor of Indianapolis. The men apmoney, ‘color, objects ae Tiktdoa or feaproved by the political bosses of both tures of landscapes, trees, plants and flowers, fruits, nuts, weather, beasts, parties were beaten, it is true. And birds, flying and creeping creatures, the yet it is the judgment of every one ocean and maritime subjects Worth noticing that the candidates ———__e~Rme at EVE NING & Co eman ar t Half Price Specials HE IS UNCONVINCED. Governor Hughes of New York has listened to the report of the legislative committee sent into the provinces to learn about the primary election plan, and doesn't believe what he hears. He Named TODAY EVERY the Warm Weather Melts Your Shirt Waist VAUDEVILLE MATINEE pers, Dressing Sacques and Kimonos, Half Price; Children’s Colored Dresses, Half Price. says: Wagon doesn ’t wear | rooster er hen nanan men!” G oc a When THEATRE ADVANCED PHILISTIA. hed a revival down Dunbar aor extry people to. sin an’ un hey ed be git me to the pe mitent form, Bu he corner where it comfort (Critchlow. Fischer & Kittle) Cable Address ““Wesfuco.” Phones 719 73 Main Street AY Men’s White Duck Hats,Caps and Pants for Labor Day in Gents’ Clothing Dept. educa- @ quince er Greenin’ er Bartlett pe ar | tastes = fin | ee je st ez good an $ set a lestle bit out The neighbors complained, at that orchard’s mine wouldn't furnace W een Fuel Co. WAY. y set out an orchard an’ put the trees All helter-skelter. I figured the bees Could git at the blossoms wherever they An’ in Blue get| to one o' these poultry shows | the chickens an’ roosters alr caged | n ro WS, | n’ ars erow unushal hard, With thelr breed writ out on 4 colored rd My neephe Ww was with me, an’. I says:| a Sa tlrc a _Orph eum went Ww here ll do fer bec Sil more Succe $1 by | BY RICHARD WIGHTMAN, I'm an odd old duck, I'm free to admit—_ As odd as they make‘em, an’ pro a of it' I hate all grooves an’ ruts an’ An’ dote on suns hine an’ hi lisa Whatever's uneven is. gooc I sald way back In ¢sixty-thr ‘There ain't no man'll ever nualte mel I brought 50—PEOPLE—50 Prices, Matinees We E Any kind and price you want in the new materials and winter weights. os A Musical and than if you start wrong. The right way to begin is to order your coal early and have it n¢ Sanpete | district, the trouble 7 Sale g “%. Boys’ ? School Suits | & in | greater new New doctor bills. West, would| case, question The ater, to “2.00 end district that Better pupils If, get the much will makes broader do no The calcula- have it northern conditions in is obtained SURNAMES smallest race in each own sauce and come ought And theory good charged to When attendant the separate Right each I’m an odd old duck, I'm free to admit— As odd as they make proud of it! I'm Jat Selig r, stubborn, old- fa signed an attendants. affinity. demonstrate human affinity Imperishable seven have ought is each of in uney mortal one | trustee Fe ex Means that you will have less coal TONIGHT An’ the forty-four their a | two! nir, New of latter take bad. it, have of it to the on to hundred And resolyed to effect.” Which ts hardly 80 smooth in its diction as the St. James version. “Stick to your aim.” says Dr. Holmes. “The mongrel's hold will slip. But only crowbars loose the bulldog’s lip. Small as he looks, the jaw that never yiclds drags down the bellowing monarch of the fields.” It was Lucretius who epoke of the success attending those who persevere—though the test he gives involves a very long application of the rule. “No rock so hard but that a little Wave may beat submission in a million years.” Which is more briefly stated In the homely: “A ee ea will wear a stone.” sie jencouraging fellow, its the tions ——“->-~+ purpose so of thousand Maybe it would be a good thing right about here to have a short sermon on perseverance. Edward Eggleston, in “The Hoosier Schoolmaster,"’ made one of his characters say of his bulldog: “If he gets hold heaven and earth can't make him let go.” And that Is a good trait, even in a dog. You have read in your Bible: "He that shall endure unto the end, he shall be saved." And Shakespeore put the idea in these words: "Do not for one the isn't to gander HANG ON, AND HIT HARD. forego Odelia out ‘be that pair market with foods. Get land, and begin the cultivation of it. If you have a good irrigation scheme, begin work on it, and feel sure that it will make you rich if you earry it through, and that it will be salable at a handsome figure !f you are wise in the work you do, In the city or outs!de, the land is the sure highway to better fortune. Utah can have a million inhabitants In ten years {f her sons and daughters of today do well their part. And we believe they will. repulse the and allowed What develop and will And servitors. productive enterprises. The lesson Patten taught them has had a good effect. They know there isn’t enough food stuff in the country, and that the surest and the retaining secondary be invest anda of the hold shall of be think of confined to any one part of town. The land in Salt Lake is going to advance persistently—and that big. What is true of the city is true of the state. Within the next five years this state is going to be transformed. The prosperity of the country generally In permitted pair to double in a night. Does any man think the prices were too high? Because they were not. That sort of thing is coming again— sure! And the only difference {s that it will not be confined to any one end of be justice in South Main street land, and they bought —almost frantically. Property went to Joseph cult they in : Season Success 50 MILES FROM BOSTON will keep your children’s feet dry and warm and prevent a great many | to { never'd vote no aon relay ys. No matter who headed I A little at "lection, like aatilene iniia There ain't no political apron strings Kin keep me hitched to a party mill I. ain't agin no perticaler bill But when the boss says ‘‘Move!"* TI set still. of recently new hundred who That remember a a Mary extent day amplification have organize loeal seems That enh But it ain't sort bodies through eternity. Odelia says that ts true, but that each survivor Jand.” You ago, any But of idea. a that other More an present open Where obtains, infamous—Ann and Is!- where thousand immortality started the Rhode ten colony has only ex- impossible. the with for con- to suckers. the DeBar Joseph repeatedly his throwing made York to his comrade? He told him to put money in his purse. And again and again he told him to get money. Iago's persistence in policy is the only point in which he need be imftated in the that BAD. taught. famous—or shall York get to be SO where in New by to re- tn goes matter would | get} one of two It a freeman? only manhood was Michigan what is can would is he a and day Michigan body explain of Palaces ISN’T Mary, de- reccan Remember a thing the increased a it saw case to tion. he How he when Rich Mention most YOU that shame? a has decline can the| the into trustees ; and a in The plan. into be admit- How the the he through would he in is with consolidation. cannot Palace. when what can Morwhich people look and Jersey In the Marble feel franchise Marble that a by In Greatest W. J. Hurlbut at th e Belasco- -Stuyvesant COLONIAL as well as being stylish in appearance. In the wet, cold weather they Our | to do it. portunity—and is School Shoes—they wear excellently, other. There Her ane > other guided Sanpete considered secured. much it be could towns be Splendid variety of boys’ and girls |P condi-| consolida- impractical some more to efficiency managers invitation to himself independent generation. every built he couldn't one How THAT to in- five five south. | “Yes."’ Coal eo Pressents Belasco cL DaviaT eee BLANCHE BATES Prices | the “saturday. Sept, And. One of : a Satur Friday. "and, Thura day, ~New School Shoes there, every which districts, the say .There Sanpete and =) Beginning Salt Lake The: ay | I —__. | | THE FIGHTING HOPE question local there, is of by the to exist going have own have miles matter a and maybe hardly of to be- to county district school freeinen and I { | eatre ~| In schools?” have traversed palled thelr be to the without Very of and that has_ sirable sort. And fishers will find reation of a quality which they never and lakes past present the the servant? New the the to man Fortunately, their turned pay eisteddfod equal, the dollars between fights Rich as for that man Her- The schools thing It But some- attractive to seem of any to and, gar- of others the duct fights than exposition, dollars to house? rich prized will elimination from the supply, will people carp policy queathed few choicest of fish food of the recent activity gradual streams—the mistaken state the nished with the Another effect will very as And the a it tell be a county pertinent county whole are wanted IP 7 be in the public Sanpete sixty-five accus- touching will point, schoo) the of Very attractive a member game didnt Sanpete unfavorable the we will in the inside and declined as of county, to get GRE ey —— -{ Pr inventions editorial rather such belng And Mrs. just congratulation an come the of of five there the Rich does ‘Is tions reasonashe would new CONDITIONS. a of the the admitted They more enough house into which interest of the state. A. number of streams and lakes have been selected for the present home of a just the dinners, so How asks tion them. They were Seattle BY recent in for tired freemen. of a friends fee. choir ted be that had so pian paid H. and CM are them- 1, 1908 SEPT. By from to P. ind every emperors Very matter been to O. thous person. And beings the letter and pre- dollars straw money suckers the two fact Rich lions, GUIDED A refers admittance Mrs. for rich neighborhood trout within a costly conditions the good new. the gain of a occupations. at five and have straw monkey he and a of on persons, each care of Roman mon to they Very The “planted” in the waters of Utah within the past month, under the direction of Mr. Chambers, state fish and game cominussioner. It is a movement which must up were TROUT. young gave spect a Three half adinission road south from Salt Lake to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. PLANTING care at day dollar evidence thing Utah, There a influential—there of 07 who make WEDNESDAY, Re Cae RR eC to part men and UTAH, party, attention take the not | a CITY, government. consolidation paid palace and know would with and politics, ald-Republican, Newport, didn’t time operations, in also need BE obstinacy grounds tween come the The difforPerseverance will; thousand other at paid the benefit of no people themselves LAKE Sa elec- ——____..-< gee marble human journey. positive interests rugged Beyond wont. a They tomed their of of limit, strong Americans, palace the are a obstinacy. than Belmont, The by is detected. a strong the by who line And are a otherwise go people begin they thing people park to the states. Lake While get easily the ble another of who ther e from the route. local of you Is more Line excellent forced patrons Salt of natlonal northern from trip, an big been that, ence Yellow- Short Thousands the this desirable Aside the Oregon success crest for More withdrawn beginning Lake. visited the the plucks wins two one. little selves and that spear-proof course sumably SEASON, the a even act, the virtue, Involves American identify give practical to be the but activities, Roman Belmont will If only influential each SPECIAL by it of {ts from es, thirtieth train not SUCKERS. ce September stone “Great strength sentence: Instead ita a comes TRADES Urocuco YELLOWSTONE the performed tions supple- too—for each {s Of Subscribers wishing sore; of ogres changed must give former yates address. All ers are continued eg Par: order is recelved ta discontin Tearages must be din avery cas os Johnson Ss ALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN: money, it ance 75 SUNDAAY—One year, $2.90, SEMI - WEEKLY —(in advance), year, $1.50; six months, 75 cents, a find danger.” month, Aer with are from Cy Dr. will but by perseverance.” Havard thought it a virtue, and set his lines to the following: ‘‘Persevergodlike of Subscription: ee one in search old it works 1906. Lake (Est. but And. mented Republican 12,° Fe The hard out.” HERALD-REPUBLICAN The so We are also hoes displaying values and the manufacturer’s SHOW can be a beautiful line of new in every department 161 Meighn U.S.A easily as winter goods Company 41-45 West Second South St. SMITH’S FLOUR FAMOUS fall and secured. now BAMBERGER rauch cost WINDOWS Mullett & red A. Slade, President be it WHITE DOVE MAKES A BIG LOAF. Easy to Bake OF Ta. VAL LEY FOUR MI For All atin Mill Stuff, QUEEN MiLL AND OFFICE 3rd. West and Sth. So. Sts. 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