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Show V .J W! , ' t ' ' 4 V L COALVILLE TIMES. POLITICAL MOTS. the discoverer, and who has eeyersl valuable claims staked off, brought u The Repnhlican rally at the brn k down specimens whiih are now in our j schoolhouse last night w a very large window. They are beauties, some of one. In fait tbe e hoolliouse wa packed, We them being fullv hwlf ita.en. look) ud many were obliged to retuiu borne, hi see a lively mining rarnp there le--j unable to obtain seats. Mail being i . fore long. Hopkins acted chairman of the ir.itt If this falls tinder the L. Tribune ing, and introduced ffeber M. Webs as eve of Henry Newton, who left this first peaker. Mr. Wells spoke Imefiv. w ill Tue Provo F ep lblii rn G ee Club, uty two aid.. half years ago, lie take nottie that hi aged toother of toe bucsiiard-bio- s, ami Tyne p.,ie needs hi assistance, and! lire then gave a i here and yoal I u rl her, that the man who forgets his j their songs, judging by tte indulged moth r is worse than a w bole army of ba-applause, were verv pleasing heathen. good voire and have tbem well cuhl Agngofclirtv,beggiryaiid deprav'd j vated. They rendered as man' a right Ita'tHiis withbeareand monkeys ramped j selections during the evening. Frans near Coalville Tuesdav and gave street J. Cannon waa th next introduced, ud He wa receive jierfnrmanie to the wondering children. was eutbuaiastu-allr The psrtv is ccmpiedof two men, twu follow vul ijy t . E. Allen, the last women and four knit, and it wa about for the evening From here toe p.iny tough a looking ipobas waevereen. will g. to Park City, wbe they speak If nV small articles are nnsed by res, . The Republican senatorial convention idents look to tbl camp of .vagrants. t An exchange says: Somebody who for this district was held at Bars ( y vum-un- t t aud both Waaati w Baturdav, editorial "we the bat to want explain counties lieing fully repren n'e-l- . signifies, say the meaning varies to soil B. J. llooi: of W a natch w r made It when For the circunistante. instance, man and Fred Have a o chan homo wife our we read "that you expeit h "vve refer to theedilor, when of countv, wa mu ic teinn r.uy secretary. The temporary orgaiuto.i, it is we are a little la'e with our work, afli-tbe reports oi oinni tier--- , a.t it mt Jude the w hole office force, even made a we are eib nomthe devil and towel ,J.f permanent, Herirv having inated i sena or. riiomas Kearns received we meant n tow , the boom, bv f 'i. Hi notninution was tecon-teio, migrants last year ever Tun.hoO Wati-oof Mr. Wasatch have mntv. i but we bog embraces the naioii, chn'era in midst," onlv refer to tbe ill- Kearns was nuunnated bv ai ciiiiaaiion. ness of the man w ho take the pawr Ben E. Ricti addressed the convention, two or three years without paving for it. after which the state p.atform of the was adopted and the W, fluff baa been in salt Lake j Republican several davs of tin week on business lObvaritluii adjourned. OIIIEK kciMISATION. with the itah Company. He submitted Tiie follow mg other humiliation for Messrs. Forrester made the report by and how ns with regard to the tlraas state senators were made by Kepubl anion Saturday . creek mines, which seemed to give mu h of First lhstri. t Vbraharn Tr.n-lesatisfaction. Owing to the fact that the Miilsrd abcounty. of the is Itah Company president Third I list rtet E. P. Ellison of I tv it sent and detained by a washout, n definite action w as taken, but twomen county. d Eighth IhMrut James I. are now lookmgn.er the grade with a Eureka. thelnd construcon view to making a nomin vtioss. newocRVTjc tion of alamt two miles that is vet to be Thu Iteuiocratic Senatorial convenbuilt. John Clark thin wet k brought down tion for tbe Fifth Senatorial chetr.ct. , some shoes which were made from vari- comprising summit and Wasatch tcmu-tiemet the in City Hall at lark Citv ous pieces ofleather, and who line put 11 a. m. The convention Whether with bis wonderful cement. Monday at called was order Janie sweeny lo by wire in nor thread There is neither nail, either shoe, one of which contains twenty of Park City. William Buys of w a elected temporary chairman and A. pieces of leather. These articles were made to snow the strength of the cement Woottonof Wasatch temporary secreand to demonstrate that water has no ef- tary. On reassembling, tne reorts of the committees were read and adopted. fect on the preparation. The artub A. Woollen wa made chairthe of exhibiton at on arenvw spoken Co-oMr. Clark has recently returned man and tieorge Oeiger of Bark City from Evan (ten, where he introduced permanent secretary, R. C. Chamber was nominated for tate senator, rer this preparation. The of that place Sjwab bighlrtif thir me fit ceiving every vote rn the convention of the article, and the superiority of it with the exception of Judge Shield. demonstrated by- tbe tets made there. A district campaign committee of five of a was apjiointed by the chair, as follows; On Tuesday "morning a wee-bCal-h- s babv knocked at the residence of Mr. W. Fl. Colbatli, Solon Spiro, C. A. of A. W. and Win. Clyde Summit, and Mrs. W. V. Cluff, Jr., and announced that she had come to stay. She Buys of Wasatch. The following other nominations didnt aik for rates, or muke any inmade throughout the territory were quiries, but simply took full possession, The Pemocratii senatorial Convention and now ha charge of the household, comprising Box Mrs Cluff and the little girl are doing of the First Tooele and Elder was held at uiuntiee, nicely, and seem to agree very well, while Will is not consulted on any ques- Brigham Saturday, with the Box Elder tion. They seem to think his state of and Tooele county delegations m full mind is such that anything in the line attendance. Pavuil', Burt of Brigham of reason cannot ba expected from him was nominated for set ator by acclamaat thia time. However, the wav he tion. In the Second district Noble Warrutn, .prances around and has crowed over the writer will likely lead to a bittrr feud, Jr., was nominated for state senator. whuh will probably end in pistols and Soseph Monsou of Ruhniond was named coffee for two. Just because hes got a for first representative, J. M. Bernheisel of Lewiston for setoud repreaentative, gtrl he think hes darn smart. P. M. Matighan of WelUville for third Mrs. S. A. Kell of 1oioona, Cal., had reprenenutivc. Samuel Uldhant, presI ent incum)i,t, wa tbe had luck to eprain her aukle, nominated for tried several liniments, she says, "but county superintendent of district school was not cured until I used Chatuhc by acclamation. , Iains Tain Balm. That remedy cured lu the Third district, John tnetndllake pleasure in recommend of Kaysville was nominated for state senator by acclamaiion. ing it and testifying to its efficacy. The lenicHr.vui convention of the This medicine is also of great value for Eighth district, comprising Juab and lau-k- , lame rheumatism, pains in the Millard counties, lonvi-uein thecoutt-housat Nepln Batnrday and nominated and chest, pleurisy and all dtep-eate- d muscular pain., For sale hv John Boy-de- n H. F. MiA'uue cf Nepln for senator and tlie Juab nominated Edward & Son. Pike of Eureka to represent Juab in the houe. XtNIVEfetTY OF UTAH, county The lhMitocrats of the Twelfth of Carbon, diktrnt, att Lake Ltvjv Emery, I in tali, San Jun and Grand The next academic year will counties, met at Puce atnrday. L. September ISHh. Tbe following courses Johnson of I mtah was nominated for : are prov tded state senator. 1. Course iu general science. On Tuesday the Republican senatorial 2 Coarse in arts. convention for the Eleventh district, 3. Course in mining corn prising Beaver, Iron, Kane and engineering. 4. Advanced normal course. ashington coiintie, convened in Cedar Each of the above leads to the bach- CUV and nominated fctewartfor elors degree i the normal diploma, bv atate senator. The Nimuel IVinoctat for the f law, holder t provision same dis'm-- met on tn exempts the dav at from ail examinations is the echoo Cedar and nomiuatM . same H. boow for state senator. system. 5. Normal course, leading to a certificate of graduation which exempts It t Bad, the holder from examination for a period bad policy to neglect ery symptoms of five year. of trouble tn tbe kidneys. If Allowed 6. Preparatory course, leading to the to develop t be v cause much suffering collegiate studies. Tuition i's virtually and sorrow. Rights Hiaae, Piabetee free in all departments, a small registra- and owe their great prevalence lrojy to tion fee only being required. A certain and fatalitv of the first warnnumber of normal scholarship- - is al- ing symptom, neglect lir. j; ji, McLean each lotted to county ; applicants for I tver and Kidney F.ann is certain enre to such scholarships for any apportionment ,.r weakness of the' must apply Jo the territorial commie-sione- r kidney. trrlwiU convince ron of of school through the respective its nev . Brie great pole i per Iiottie. county superintendent. .JEhi facility of the University- - has been sp lt tUt. recently greatly enlarged, and the equipment of the institution extended. For pwial circulars and other information address for the first v"u Amtna1 urand of Eisteddfod E. J. Talmage, president Inivereity Cct. 3rd and Utah, Salt IjikeCity, Utah. ,,he Cforch of Jesus If you feel run down ; have no strength, Sint CVt. 4th, h no enetgy and feel tired all the time, lit antfi, od going Oct. ,rick" in 5lh' K001 take a course of Pr. J, II McLeans Oct. lfi.h. burning I . I. 'Vheados, Aot. strengthening Cordial and Blood purifier. It will unpart strength, vigor and cheerfulness Trice II per bottle. U Uk instrument! mSToV Sll on or w?" Dr. Price's Cream V do Powder j COALVILLE. FRIDAY. hEPT. 27. ttnnon of irT ntf resLvttr starve 4KD Ho..V lobar City juii aim West . ! m Jl 44 P ,jfc P m . i ,l Cortpala l Tti Times. M Kro Ossie; lw 1 S B o Henry , eiiapji Lvnii teesmso Jlsal ' VVssaU h Bnraos O A liliao I horivv yo LOCH e Boll l h A H e .My BMVITin. i ! And the wiurtheuee is still tWre Mask bull at the Pavilion lo night, Who pay our lra a band in nul ib. proving? Rev. JViry mil preaiha' the New West booihous on Mimlay . A cordial invitation is extendi il to ail tpatteio) theae cervices. The L. I. 8. Sondavwhord wilihav-anothe- r review on tttjjber l.itli. Fverv-bodshould attend. in hauling and piling at the The Co-oof lumber for slitp-men- t. a amount large depot Several car are billed for Kaye-villy p e. ea eurpriae any one to etage line tietween Coalville and the new bonanza camp, th way travel i pua- - - Ingcp. pet-tin- Of course you ail) hardly fail to notice the advertisement of the Cash bargain Store in this issue. The price quoted are of interest to all, and ae aoald vise our renders to look them over ad- care-full- v. Following are the ore shipment from for the oust week: Silver King, 678,710; Anchor concentrates, R63.530; Italy West concentrates, 125,000; Silver King concen- -' tratcs, Ifcl.HM) ; Ontario, M,700. Total pounds, 1,611,880. The newsy Sallna Tress says it is not an organ. It is a whole brass band. It play exquisite music for all parties at reasonable figures. A lot dirges have just been received and will be used after election. Ilj'xes are played free of charge,. Sheriff Harrington is on the trail of some stolen property, two barrels of lard stolen from Park City. Us .cams down to Coalville Wednesday, then went to Echo and Ogden, from where we lost track of him. Its dollars to horseshoes that he .ecovers the prop-srt- the Mackintosh sampler d v. . . ; ipur-derd- - and Clark had been losing pretty heavily. The latter went out, purchased a pistol, returned and told Nugent to deliver piOO, and immediately begun shooting. Clark is now in the pen, and will likely hang. W. If, Branch made a trip to Wasatch Tuesday to replevin some sheep. Here-turne- d Wednesday morning. The sheep numbered 1137 head, were the property ofW. A. Wetzel and were replevtned from J. Free bairn. Mr. Branch was accompanied by Fred Hirst. They received the thtep, turned them over to tbe owner, then came borne. - About eight inches of snow Ml her Friday, ard for two or three days it began to look as if the weather clerk bad been on a spree and got his seasons mixed up. Whiles little damage was dobs to late hay and grain, we think on the whole the storm done much good, in that it has purified the atuios-- " pbere, laliTThffdBsT arnTTuTSed many disease germs. The mining excitement near Karaas still continues, and as predicted ia stir last issue, that lection it alive with A large number have gone up from here, and Coalville is well represented in the locations made. The rock proves to be as good or better than the most sanguine expected and assays are said to have been received running as high as 600 per ton. Hebtr Stallings, bt a, g sarsaparilla prepara-tion- From s known in tbe trade, hut tht only is per pair. one f that I could recommend as a them All th latest styles of Fail and Winter I Have given away hundreds of Imules of it, as I consider it the safest as well as the liest to le had. Wx. Corp, Pastor M. E. Church, Jackson, Mtnn. irlood-jmrtm- Dress Goods At prices to suit all parties. THX OfflT WORLDS 'e FAIR pSarsa p arilla r for-ta- When In doubt, ask for Ayers Pllia ft k.n sk T. Ml lu i iv. '"hen r U.irr'rjj'ou ( ) n . ,U in rJ We in V Irk K W edsi i M. ). our in) vlen c v 'f t J m Mr ( n Moi yaii Wiiii.un m Pit- - b,.t( ,iiik hi t - t)d i! - Other Dry Goods at t fit jduh, uek. h hw t 1 ijigiu's ill- - -i ' VVm. 11 i" t K mini vl d bo - Kiu down to i danglitc-- i , 1 i.i, w here tin v m,i r J. H. CriK-Kw- . b, i, bn-- , i hi re c l c I Au -- tv u j I. he. travcl- - - ,1 i days in t' -- Peoples Mer. Co., was . t spent se.ei.-i-i thi.wcet, tic- - a ad- the iu tT.rc. . uc - ... v News-Registe- at the mi. the f j hool sc depil.MIMt i 1 came visit bis i . t j tndiiiZ Mr. A. lric!.amui of tepre-entat.v- i .. on nan i c- -s iiu.t i ,ii tn,iver ultu vertising spec Ct Hi Ageii, v Uig Grocery Stock Complete, and Nails Horseshoes and Bolts at Bottom Prices. At .ms . n ,..z i i i U i r 1m a . i.vn b. .r ut ljn ALMA ELDREDGE, .. n'.e l. c .villej .i.,ere . W i of d I it toinev, tif'ciin, I, N ,.s n i c. dav i. Mr. W the i - n lleler iauiiig m - me ul at tilt- - new t i kw JOHN HOPKIN, on- - DEALER IN i , . - i l .c n look a' journtv. flu bui t -- s ;o en W I mm 111' r . t t v i .cl a - i - . dow u b- - t nt- ao i 1 - an ai-- o .! ov e . lit il i i titer e I f.ti c.n '.I iiurday con-isu- j tbe a. Vl at km fcr ;r, I Prices for This Week: i i . ing a ;nl of . .t and - I j - ... ,.r.t . c re- - a ni.M 1 i. . i i d-- d lx?T-LHt- h Kemi-Annu- r'1' AwsrM Col Baking MsSal UUwkMsr Flr, Ssa Frandss. ZTl , t Green Vegetables. - L ' String 25 45, ff . r. 20 to.ijrh Butter, per rze Eggs, per dozen 35 6- 7- Yeast Powders, etc. ' Beans, per 25 Sweet Chocolate Raisins Currants 'bat Radishes, per doz. bunches the doz bunches. . bv Lettuce, per Green Onions, per doz. bchs Green Peas, per lb 1 $5-7- Bakers Chocolate , it Groceries & Provisions $1 00! Granulated Sugar, Arbuckles Coffee Green Coffee n'j Beets, neir Turnips, "aa Parsnips, and ghte - J Potatoes, per cwt. Cabbage, Onions, Royal, per ft. Calumet, per lb Silver Gloss Starch ... , Corn Starch. Syrup, per keg Syrup, per gallon can Pickles, mixed, per keg. . . . 35 12 ra -. 1 75 I2 8a . doz. Spring Chickens, per 1 15 doz Old Chickens, per . i Ducks, per dozen iniie ' b v ih1 ' 6o per? bushel Soaps .etc. it ytn Wheat, i oo Nickel Gem 22 bars. . . .$ 1 .00- - -Oats, per cwt Olive Queen 18 bars . . x 00 Barley, per cwt Patent Flour, per"cwt I 90 Pine Tar 6 cakes High 5 J i Jran an Sliorts, OO . cwt I can. per d Saponifier Lye, per mi, om it 11 Niizbt Cond. Milk prean bin s cast Eagle Tivii-a 2a tf Utah Tomatoes Utah Dried Fruits Canned Corn lb .Mo Awarded Apples, per Navy Beans Highest Honors World Fair. Peaches, " 8 Lima Beans Plums, 8 Rice Apricots, Corn Meal . c " " .... , ; , . s 1 -e fVdlhe Produce. iTah hilt .hVi - n ECHO CITY, UTAH. B- e sena-tonk- General Merchandise, : Hi L, ! s d at- 'ur-ii-- ia-- Manager. with1 - A. .1. 1 yds. iie v iet l i 20 m ; o to k. tv i , Cij,Lfii v ttf ub. .ie - 1 at ne- ! I yi i p i ti p .1 t . Poii.jk I Iww - t was a..i":iLr tir h js Jin i lijii Peeret ' '4 '( ,t . tit for 'rn n t m i tr 4 jt 1; mu .t " one iiate hi 25 yds. $1 , jit--. Wi o. .faiiB'H mr i j in, MjiI'iprrJ. Hrn-co- di-tri- $1.50 to $5 AYERS cli-tr- d Harry R. Nugent was brutally at Park City on Thursday last dy TeterClark. Nugent was a faro dealer Blanket Rev. William Copp, whose father was a physician for over fifty years, w Jersey, and who tmuaelf in spent many years preparing for the practice of .medicine, but subsequently entered the ministry of the 1 arn M. E. Church, writes: glad to testify thut 1 have had analyzed all the i Another large .shipment of tattle was made from Atkinson lat week. Two train were neeessnry to accomodate them. They were eut to the Omaha t market. Two men, with four jasxatk passed through Coalville Monday, and from the look of the animal they were out pro The nhiilt all bat load larger than themselves. The jury in the Crocker murder trial at Evantton on Wednesday returned a verdict of murder in the find degree. Crocker attorney have given notice that they will move tor a new trial. Tboae intereeted will take notice that the preaching eervice hekl by Rev. Terry in the Sew West scboolhouse will liereafter begin at 7 :30 p. in., commencing next Sunday, September 2th, The Suit Lake board of education haa accepted the bid of the Ontario Bilver Mining Company tofnrnlsli Weber lump coal on board car io tneir yard at $3.45 per ton and Weber pea coal at 2 er - -- Wa-ate- I It wouldnt BlanketS! The Only One To Stand the Test. sja-ak.t- Bn-w'i- Jixx-y- nout Murc.u : k t.e.u:e B. VeUl.g 4 ioH John mar W krdt auua, la t , WuoXIi. Boyuvl.lt Vploo Icoo Hrsrlvr r l m - Aathorliod . f no sop o 1o 7, t HO. 1, Wo. . Em Mo East. flfps. HI 1. 1A td E. ho Wo 5- - ! Vf Lit CHEAf.1 California Evap. Fruits J.KyaporaletLTeaclH .S) Evaporated Apples 1 Evaporated Plums . j Evaporated Apricots - 2 Full Cream Cheese Pure Candy. Hantsv 124 Breakfast Bacon .... 12 12 i2 Salt Bacon. Lard 13 ia t Above we quote prices on a few staples, in Addition to which we carry a full line of Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars, Fatent Medicines, Hardware, Crockery and Glassware; also a complete line of Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps and x J5 ZM J Clothing. MOST PERFECT MADE. is solicited. Orders will receive Your respectfully patronage A purs Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free attention. and careful prompt ion Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, I ; paiM 40 TEARS THE STANDARD. JOHN- |