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Show ADVERTISEMENT. speakers. The republican county committee is highly elated at the spontaneous support shown to the cause by the people of this county. Free trade means free soup or uo dinner to the hundreds of thousands of operators in the mills and factories of our country. Any policy that knocks down values val-ues and makes goods cheap, lowers the value of labor and makes it cheap. When labor is not in demand it matters not the idle how cheaply goods are selling. . . Republican Ticket. National. President Wm. Howard Taf t Vice President Jas. Schoolcraft Sherman State Presidential Electors Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher, Eph. Homer, John M. Davis, Edwin D. Woolley. Congress Joseph Howell, Jacob Johnson Governor William Spry-Justice Spry-Justice Supreme Court J. E. FriYk ' ADVERTISEMENT. ' I I Socialist County Ticket j Stale Senator . - -- OLE ARLSON .Representatives WILLIAM A. HAMLIN , RAY HARMON County Commissioner LAURITZ H. ERICKSON JOHN W, CRAW FORTH County Clerk WALTER CliRlSTENSEN SLoriff NIELS P. CER1STENSEN Recorder FRED MICHEL Attorney CHARLES E. K.OFFORD Assessor ! , PETER IT. PETERSON Ti aiiiirer j JOSEPH E MELLOU ' pntcrfield Precinct Officers. Justice of the Peace JOHN S. BARDSLEY Constable HEILE M. MADSEN Almost A Aliracle- One of the moBt startling changeB ever seen iu any man, according to W. B. Hol?claw, Clarendon, Tex., was effectedjyears ago iu his brother. "He had snch a dreadful cough," he writes, "that all our family thought he rvas going into consumption, but he began to use Dr. King's New Dis- I covery, and was completely cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and well and weighs 218 pounds. For many years our family has used this wonderful remedy for Coughs and Colds with excellent results," It's quick, safe, reliable snd guaranteed. Price 0 cents aud $1.00. Trial bottle bot-tle free at all druggists. Advt. REGISTER. Republicans, register . Kemember that you cannot vote unless your name appears upon the registration lists. Registration days ar e all in October, as follows: i 8-9--15--29 and 30. Secretary of State David Mattson Treasurer Jesse D. Jewkes Auditor Lincoln G. Kelley Attorney General A. R. Barnes Superintendent of schoola A. C. Nelson State Representatives L. R. Anderson, Jas. Monson Seventh Judicial District, District Judge A. H- Christenson District Attorney J. W. Cherry Sun eto County C '. nty Clerk ' T. J.. Morley County Sheriff J. M. Burns Cou u ty Record el Canute Beal County Aesessor H. C, Hansen Bogh County Treasurer J. A. Johnson County Attorney Dilworth Woolley County Surveyor Clyde Whitlock County Superintendent A.. 'J. Reese Commissioner (4 years) Peter Mortensen Commissioner (2 years) C. M. Madsen Gunnison Precinct. Precinct Justice Albert Swain Precinct Constable Jas. P. Fjeldsted Gunnison Valley Meat & Grocery Store. CHOICE MEATS. FANCY; GROCERIES, The place for Fresh Bread Fine Assortment and other tempting of delicious Bakery Goods. Confectioneries. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON. William Perkins, Pro'r. Main Street. Gunnison, Utah. Republican Mly The Natioaa! Wool Grower has this to say : "Before election day be careful to tell your herder that in Africa sheep herdereireceive as low as II 21 per month and board. This will be sufficient information for a man who receives frcm $10. to 60. per month and board," In connection with the above we also wiBh to remind the wool grower and voters generally that duriug the last Democratic administration weol sold iu Sanpete county hs low as five and six cents per pound. A train load of wethers shipped from Manti netted the grower 23 cents per head and iu some iustauces the railroads refused to ship gheep uu'.ess the freight was guaranted in advance. Better think of your; pocket book before you vote on election day. There w:as imported into this country coun-try last year free of all duty articles to the value of 8776,693,955 02, yet the Democrats propose to lower the tariff in the hope that more goods may be imported free and of course that much more labor in this country relieved of employment. You canuot import your goods from abroad and keep your labor employed at home, It cannot be done. Xbink it over before be-fore you vote, We do not think the farmers of this country are going to vota for Wilton and lower prices for their products. pro-ducts. Farmers why not let well enough, alone and remember that a vote for the Bull Moose ticket is a half a vote for Wilson. Remember the fight is between Taft and Wilson. ; y0f7 TRAVELERS TO COLORADO and the EAST i J&iP ' - ir. Should select a route famed for its Scenic j-f CK Attractions and Superior Train Service, ' Wtk THE DEN VER & RI GRANDE RAILROAD J? The Scenic Line of the World. ' iScEL1 j ' This route offers the ' 'Back East' Travelers lrOBV J"j more varied scenic attractions, that can be "n" seen from the car windows without extra ex- ; pense for side trips, than any other line. EVERY MI L5 Spec'al Lcw RouniTrip Fares to Puebl o. Colorado i Springs, Denver antf principal eastern points- ; A ON. SALE October 11, final limit Oct. 31 I31TITOP October 19, final limit January 31. 7 November 23rd aud 25th, final limit Jan. 31 December 21st and 23rd, final limit Feb. 28 ' Through Stand ard aud Tourist Sleeping Cars daily to Denver Kansas City, St. LouiSj Omaha and Chicago, SUPERB DINING CAR SERVICE. i Fares and full particulars will be cheerfully furnished ! on application to any Rio Graude Agent. 1. A. BENTON, Gen, At. Pass, Dept. F. FOUTS, Agent, I ! Salt Lake City, Utah Ogden, Utah. FRANK A. WADLEIGH, General Passenger Agent.Denver, Colorado Governor Deneen Raps Roosevelt Governor Deueen, of Illinois, was one of Roosevelt's " backers in the Chicago convention. Speaking at a rally iu this state on October 10th, the Governor said : "There were only thirty-four serious seri-ous contests in the Chicago convention conven-tion , and Colonel Rooaevelt told me so. himself, asking me to modify the resolution which I offered to include only the thirty-four. I did not do so aud kept the figure of contests at the number whichjjhad. been agreed on 'l ' Trade Mar. ViTr", Designs "tf't'iyi Copyrights Ac ' . Anrone aendlitg a slietch and description may qnlciil ascertnin our oi'itiion free whether ao liivenLlon is probAbly patent Able. Communlca- s tionBHtrictlyconUdeiitiiil. HANDBOOK on Patent . Bent free. Oldest neencv for securing patents. - Patents taken turouch iluun A Co. roetT special notice without charge, lathe Scientific American. . A handsomely llhwtrnted weekly. Jjirsreet circulation cir-culation of nny eclenLltio journal. Terois. 3 vetir: four montba, Sold by all newsdealers. antinciiAn Dl tr I originally by Governor Hadley aud the Roosevelt managers, Tbese thirty four delegates would not have changed the result. 'He protested agaiust the southern members and the territorial delegates, bat tomy persoualuku6wledge it was Theodore Roosevelt eight .years ago aud four years ago who prevented a change in the system of the election of these dele-gates." Branch Office. 625 F 8t Waahlnatoo. D. C. a Succeed when everything else falls. fi In nervous prostration and female ' S weaknesses they are the- supreme 1 f, remedy, as thousands hava testified. S FOR KSDNEY, LIVER AND I STOMACH TROUCLE m it is the best medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter. : CHRISTENSEN t j Livery &, Feed Stables : The place for good care Phone I I and decent rigs. 431. x : : . J j Good Hack Service Connects With All Trains. 1 t : i ; CHRISTEiNSEiN HOTEL t X X Best Accommodations, Opposite Co-op. Tuesday Evening !0ct.23 Good Speakers MANTI GLEE CLUB CITY 0FF1CEK.S Mayor Joseph Ciristensoc. f John M.Knighton j ! K. L. Swalbwrg. J Councilmen John Larson W. J, Gribble l Joseph Blixt Attorney Jacob Johnson-Recorder Johnson-Recorder Neil Sorenson Treasurer James Bown Marshal J. P. Fjeldsted Justice...... Albert Swain Supervisor Ssxton Paul C. Madsen-. Inspector . . N. C. Myrup. Pouudkeepor. P. P. Child. Quarantine Physician J. A. Hagnn, M. D; SCHOOL BO Rl). Tuistees : Brighnin Jensen, Chairman N. C. Myrup, Treasurer. Joseph Christection, ClevL Parry Bros. f MASONS and STONE GUTTERS A, nllff Gran,ie and MartlIe Monuments, JiUyJ Headstones, Mantles, Grates, IKON and STEEL FENCES. jirzvl LJ MANTI. Sanpete Co. UTAH. """"gazette" office'" r:0 JOB PRINTING |