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Show hey have Republican Dally su Pald -. or 10, 198, at the postof Congress, March) Newspaper in > y Salt rr nse RIPTION Lakee City. And yet The most reached the 7 coweeON@ Three Six Months.. - 4.00 : Ine Year.. . 8.00 Seweed Sunday ‘Only, One Veare.ccccccccc. 3 aah ‘ = All matters ean to aoe a be reported} DIRECT to the Circulation Departm to the local Branch Office o aoe sive. notice to carrie os or solicitors News tein should be addressed to the Editorial] Department. Matters of business there as have we of those he presumed, ; most in their patrons advan ‘ employed ca opposition : Why? Because paper one was a place made, for just : was there in the :. frowing the" that streets - they 3is there with a of arouse great most se such big tartling picture 2 a oe Swearing is not |} gentleman is just as exaggerate facts Opposition deal of the cay rapidity as habit these al-| to insure eH and Nite ay going hab e JUNE 4, 1907. to| to swearing elties, a the Is not west the pastime of the gentleman eareful of his language now as the such 4 a cause New rk McKinney, sole fice, 64 Chicago Waldorf-Astoria. SALTr Cambridge Building, Opposite 111 Boyce Building. J. P. CMe CITY, east of the oon TUESDAY, ; Roocky - JUNE 1907, _--- or ocrat the WERE has 2 run his party hands of It purpose was asked byyy has he in square all has On Dem- deal the for ment at these IN . whole Now, . that just been looking i very thing-and been with is has has . nation rather in the for proud of the only ae every sort from the s him - thing children to the name the| While he] rat, it 2 been the that old s none, in large and , But we find ie "Equal i political rights for ; few opportunities, peopla day of the Serre in righteous the be put For what "what they years? Why ment of the have been priv-] still man demanding do they seek to very things for turn they es which the owners of Tribune to bed without which pirates in politics are to Herald fighting is for not the a Democratic suecess of paper. Democratic It would have seen some : time their} Steps TPTS what fall's cannot is is, hepe the to the interests the Tribune, If for to which power aid at they could been Chicago and at across the advantages that, with the of be & prestige all of little : for Tis It nor is the not a who ers, who men of and of the Yale ae can piov and their own and the done things so to office. three. soul and and all the honest come They all and much to Many mighty In , toa mace United striving. man who for of can It and get which its helping, it ae qzjc day 7 is getting been na aed to They have had that age lacking in And also of the best IS doing owners the in men It nation. it is not its what the Tribune, of party, helping exactly its Such to was away, South of need better let of United it. j it iG do. a wants men Out a of the statement on the [IS business that May The Republican eight thousand was tion and That fide, and course, There doesn't And it that pleased the to ginning. the best oring per of result not the the and we day From a States elreula- the One the different residents have duties, record a at they the paper with office. the we community, paper hand opening of started less this been the chiefly free done has from Without right are by at be- giving all col- to tell that the pa-~ endeavor to dis- their share in article. than sixteen FACTS to each day effort its evil re-| gq yes- chauffeur, who should a firm ingots rolled® as is Ce te is > of that . Isiireason +, wid SO patil "de- ' BAD the the streets boosted Why secure therefore, relations commercial than almost now people. in with relations can links and effect. ' is denying It is of every of no uphold of in| the Tokio only » 2 ‘ just must 6 Oo for a some | née As a i to shy, wheels committing runs schoolboys, rul¢ our babes And! suicide! the his country asks of! stray] this one his duty, does the best he can; that if, despite his the while Fragments of Fun, ! the this two somewhat thing "Wouldn't you suppose that minister would be afraid to perform such a scandalous marriage?" h, no; he takes every precaution. He always washes his hands in an antiseptic solution before accepting the fee."' the paused before The jealous pug and with derision stuffed Teddy bear conte mpt in his eve, "you're nothing eee he barke d, faker but a nature Mamie-I want a man to marry my real inner qualities. glad Maud-wWell, dear, I'm you Se expect anybody to take our face va swearing city in test sensible ashamed about you for being taking place America. to of Pacific, habit is The broadcast the a and silly manhood man of who it and and or uses of an foul seldom some reformers is that in mar- him the father's is the deseription of a Stella-Here perfect man, the fellow Bella-Is it Taft, or York Sun. abel is engaged to?7-New X "Do you enjoy walking?" "Immensely "Good! Then I'll take you for a ride in the country in my motor car!" -Philadeiphia Inquirer Small Willie fed the elepnant eppers from his hand; Now on a arp he's playing In the better land -C hicago Tribune, are is scattered Atlantic swearing a me for Americas effort obnoxious that not The "How are those young eloper 5 making out on their honeymoon?" the "T think it' s got down to about las® quarter asked for her hand "He ri age why didn't she give ‘Well, one the at is always in her "-Harper's Weekly. pocket the former going delphia to is Bress. his isn't than motto more. the funeral is, latter Dr. par serlin oie wns and wide 12 uate "nite steps ctr Gardens l tegiven urs' reversed. evidence who) drove time ‘Live and successful we'll in the be soon.''-Phila- Alice-And she refused him ‘after the encouragement she gave him M: } is fortunate that we do not have to marry every one to WwW yhom e give all Brooklyn Life. "That boy in col lege has writ home agin fer $100," said the old man ft ad "Wh Fer a wine supper!" "Did he write it in Greek?" "No, by thunder! It's wrote in plain See oon ti bless our home,' ‘How's he © family' the at aria tears Constitution to ths Py 8 a production A ltair <P e a La goon ce | j | Hi ° ' W th to s glance in_ instantly eat R of have peanuts, bese alfalfa on in favor : the Oil inspee nited in T Ti ne . rip oun k 1c indl- With been placed t western | | ; aoe i With ra et. in mill the -- part nited each any of P | equip- purchase vith. with Everything aan in $5 bs bathing $10.00 { DOE. eetie ket, atl ¥ pri egzes- of || to meet pay paper cach Lis ‘ ket 3 pa company "he *lec- witn equipped have r Wate states, | the SS the Paper one ; round ‘ilege- privileg purchase one ‘ar. es an af ar." hE reduced is.recuce tn Beepri: ar and yas Oe competition from any the earth i | ee Willan ? distinet { 14 than best She is the Poultry club of EL dalled vith ; railroad problems ‘ Ancwetaran has him sinee nominally at S € as esiae s Northern railway |{0U%d the at < Oo He game may. If 9 116 M ain [ St ° } 3. not. 3 . still Veh the Ne\ ant ' ; Ara aes , ao chuaul-| son'of| habit of his to lie | high readst leading} 5 ading| x Oo away ft Si: on Te ae ee ; ane ‘To dark > purple daybreak. po a Pe Ve Fi sw eee » seat Ol up In| station- |The es aia thin swift | of Tor No How ten * | 7 pay 1 lat away ay. a lark "ye mi: : iil. take is up we 7 ‘ t irowing we i money Pera ee h Ch T2 eTh b am H € me through| make than : - an Pera, ve know Saneby a less $ ¢ chances are niné 1n , ' : you ll be SOrTy for it inside a vear . 8 Dep . It you pay more than pir! 43 ask you are extravag 7 JOU? xtravagan a 1 t] { . 1 . 7 S ‘ c ; rears To test the qualities of a submarine Till we awake il!) fate can do no electric light a diver at Aberdeen, The resting heart -shall not | Boo land. oe een twenty feet al again uddy water, taking a RENE NRERS The heavy load that yet must the light down ita him Vhile seont oy ed on an anchor at the ntti of the bleed harbor he read oN for ten minutes lo the men abe the vords being conveyed throug i ene telephone in hi helmet. The aper was held eighteen inches from the lamp. } ; the that enchantec tho aoe r id you ] SK ask, sel we ouselves a ee pinion cleaving ineaee! ‘some Be ie Ride fairy ee 1e@ If out f sac a nay turning; r are elean quit of it, as is ; ‘ high inj heaven no hum: s So A i give nroug little be seeks. « SLEEP oe Sea Sleep w e Slee left ie e ctriat wea one again Pte aid ve discussion nportant subjec rE I a te court in ' he had! it d become zr one eside bet EI at rer A "pre aon efore e( ine o M ven continue his game while provinces. O ase James J. Hill's well') known tona-| 1ess for ; game om eS as i liersion atter a days work struggling being sce the 3 ac Purc and a large inclimate the'Choctaw: nation: yield. also there have been unexpect- ee Gabtain exhibited sno E 1 for the most successful voyage on im the ialing industry. This 1863 w he he captured 134 the cars selling for $417,000 which Captain Allen's share was 036. The voyage covered three bustier against like:sehu,3,000 the Rhine growing witzerianad, MALY: s are admitted in ‘ ra ale an single year Nimshi ft was a z bush on the ham mastership eee y promises p fewer no keep ind varieties of the very greaigent cof ihe Secapapbatic: alin fon recently contain<> 7 . ' nt of rubber yarbe tie peat aniienadiaten orders = anindugtmet Rosenburg that in a settle Titi - -$,027,192" pers | lave eee motew days 31,omade Ago meer savings banks, OY re Pondon,:Conn.,.saged English| ta Berlin, but he has given [favor of a deputy assistant that of are {mir | York yr Sintell | yhilosopher comprehend face been electrically ja a i earns a sanidied mn re is] " ' ne< 2 ys RASEUO TIC ol ‘ }convenience of patrons who sitting ir k s} he bai be rs ch if nust fiste the fine I a ye : A {reflected in the mirror The clock slumbers/ runs backward and the firures on the ; ela \ . ‘ thelr I is right-so eos .é Italy, LOY i S industry in Indian Territory the Cherokee nation, where pe the result = Ma t as ak a ol for a complete electric al and mechanical amounting to more than $1,000,000 = Botanical 1 : dogs pac? rate in ----- elas aes ° of rapidly x eo un nh modern domestic ar drive and ee roOose goo dull nae naa rardens |inalesouthern TRIPS : tie ; tn r peanuts have Potatoes, Remember i ye tah a specimen'at Milan ;a a . 8 . = Jelene as much a begun ' meco possibilities re growing pipes! tet ‘ properties States ment, r t 0 : wis honeron i ee Ge iia ie experiments of Tokio for some Japan - - in any can not i province is going to establish a factory prison Jjabor, for the manufacture of netting for fene ing: it is claimed, ean per mile, where is now selling in the 7 an ssful.. trical In the-United "States, l ‘Sons:have deposits in vee case Aught "Should zo wrong-all blame will be s share So he drives on, alert throughout the day- Nurse, guardian, shepherd of the king's highway This is the perfect chauffeur, this is he motorman should strive That eyery to be. -Westminster Gazette. The it. peculiar "sol Sear : is eed fly, ( each faring at literature from strength. generally tact va eur that ri to between They politics. the is nation. and alone, organized of by country increase a States States. closer make amount the of "a in every ey ora work "Dub le y Says le arn. Well, if he An habit. to United these ENOUGH, Chronicle: the There But waiting commer- when powerful enough to brains are thom United American needed indication is give together is in goes, courtesy 4 - TOKIO-Representatives are | installing the Ready to} e ee ee sits ‘ farmers ------- he) wish. tougher| rislatures maximum CITY-Growlng number indicate not only eliminate all | blow holes, but also | the develop assistance developing band disagreeable words such | The temperament being of the for and of to money, other Close not south energy standpoint closely North people, throughout telling country the in reduce is America America, the encourage are the of products the do northern stretching ,enriched any to us, There ARE made of and Spokane tries months the was the [ - a an extensive and profitable Reports from Adam county to- s pes 31 asatate the language, | cate both from a favorable soil and inguag Reports séveral.counties by all belng fa it? market. should any own and be than in- of its between to race, greatest the the else. commercial editorial surely assurance every have business this the that positive in paper interests power. gather, with in on a te And doing their them the work paper's been they one, of woman the within news in gratification of the more southern in will friendly south countries anything one commercial nations June. other eountry this not Sixty- have and some lands is United of were side on those rewards? ex- nation for put America the many. first editorial prospers. result They is of eyery for the conditions business loyally their first not are to the and circulation. the this be rewards Commerce South bind but June value, should the minerals America imagine, The on go could to intention great furnish closer May a capital should produets is the Mon- troubles responsibillty. which will America relationship There the wrong. the needs of for thousand cial not recent countries. according or that the circulation we use. paid of copies less, stops, of that for eupport Here names matter every will eharge eare service the truth ten day into sample papers added some theory is man went man At copies last rather and every hundred . in tin plate) manu- | -_-_---_ +o caustic of stretch foreign nations energy South the wtih Every working near were were to comes circulation. the of month; morning new a at all yet side is of hundred very nine three of those of Salt Lake. gratifying On established there Republican seyen number the Lake comes hundred Of nine in The resume ssued, | usual Salt bona a were the of thousand throughout other is is eight There office especially It of than is paper. first changes APPRECIATED. closer to certainly is & American them right it in grew attitude that. and hazardous a States South extent be but such Timber, THAT of is to and 5 this man, HIe does ihe work these Olney, inclined would couse any To Why WORK : introduced Wherein instead places. with ett All of themselves eanal, proposed settle might America. local Richard an and doctrine, take owntell c sant ae the care that he would give his own With him it rests to make the deaf man hear Albeit deafen not the churchman's ear! mpress on all this truth profound and deep, The public road is not the place to eep! their portion the best Panama the domestic what however, the of good F006 than it eae CHAUPFELUR. paved 1 To tender in a there for the were such the country Monroe its in to with notions all spite a8 feature been works nit "law: Make ee : road-ate and girls in their of the night, and pass the people doctrine chance doing : tolerated KANSAS ‘rops that ate of fie . ‘ ‘ has billets peopled, Bees serious ] the toward some terfere a has party Is it southern has in AMERICA. about States said results him. men remarks his He heen be words, 2 unique motorman ae them Chronicle: concerning in of paper ei guide Prevent want offered power given SOUTH speech owners the : Horses convince follymotor ‘tis @piekens restrain, what "neath work.| this things been wherever things have prepare Spokane It And also securing is, swear the steel fuel and other purposes in this country. The estimated peat-produeing area so far reported distributed over the different provinces of the dominion is 37,000 square mile with an average depth of from eight to ten feet EDITORIALS. steel pe rfeet ,yq grives things have we haye their old who CULTIVATE as Democratic today deep, teach-} better a who Utah have brain with women long the the are going to say of theme|qpat left that it were well to utter code women urges- "< natures. builded so Was has bit. are are of just better as Sater EN. "4 « , Versed in bucolic and Cows he must know to Te ' of sheep . Carters awaken from Har-] there Harvard, for appreciation. bong FSi X- a wealth themselves. or : in public's a wealth the learning r remain, that representing best Democrats single {fs usinga bit RES he. whose ends Ma B 36 for the students . syercise ay the a roe instead hamper a should ie every : the youth of Utah know that the youth of Utah appreciates it all, and will carry the remembrance of it down through the shifting scenes of the future-and to the borders of that life for which these months have done party is im ‘ mountains of Yale and ~ 7 that comes the ' have and Democratic rld( country into nee ae Arbor the following days. And in this hour, when the rules relax a little, when the strain of teaching loosens a little, when new Lake? would matter " Clea x PEREECT THE give possible} Ann farther youth : Bonn Heidelberg These andteachers in Utah have Salt procession it an results And the in ne little - many the + this in their hammered' re- of it. were to best to the agency Democracy very of owners, require clamoring. Democrat that willing its any its Jend the end is Herald help a anything-even the of the would win at Herald has shows election hopelessly there chance : in Pittsburg ‘ of eS 51 M . ° erlain ouse ‘ and usic; of 53 Lo. Quality. : Main De and eeeness p St. CURED. positive Sane it eBranch this brief space the loud world's volce is still, faintest echo of it brings us pain. will it be when we shall sl eep indeed? Aldrich -Thomas Bailey Hous a Corre dential 224 W. wight, acne KEELY INSTITUTE, Tem. St., Salt Lake City, 8. Utah reiechstag The contains 20 Protes with 179 in compared the previous house. There are 141 Roman Catholies, three Je ws, two Old Catholics, one Mennonite and twentythat eight deputies who have declared they do not belong to any religious pony we named twenty-sev1 sit on alist benches, where the ine sit, besides two Roman Catholics and cleven Protestants.-Sunday at Home. LauH. B. Irving and his brother rance Irying are to publish a phy of > late Sir Henry fewer books have Henry since to at least two follow-one by Austin Brereton another by Joseph Hatton will not be life by the sons for several years, and fer reasons. It promises to be an important book, for both sons have demonstrated that they have literary ability Tickets on . Sale June 9th to 16th One of the dishes recently brought to New York to appeal to the palates of its captious diners comes from Russia, It is made from the spine of the sturgeon and is intended to be cooked in pate and served as an entree or horse d‘oeuvre. The long strings in Which it comes are cut into small pieces and then cooked. Caviare has aeoatls become acclimatized in New York and it is possible that other parts of the sturgeon as popumay become lk fork Sun. ar-New | Good Returning Avgust 31st. TWO Owing Notes About Notables Byron I. Walker has given his paleontological and geological collections and library to the University of ‘Toronto. John F.. Dickey and James A Dickey of Alstead, M., were' married 50 vears to two. sisters- ago Mary and Sophie King A few days ago the two couples, still hearty in mind and body, celebrated their golden wedding (@ ivil rvice Commissioner John A Mellheny has decided to make an extended tour of the South at an early daie to look into the causes of the indisposition of Southern young white men and women to enter the service of the government Britannia W. Kennon, greatgranddaughter of Martha Washington, and a descendant of the last Lord Baltimore, recently celebrated her nd birthday anniversary at home, in Georgetown, D. Cc. She born there and has lived in the same house all her life The man who controls the New York board of aldermen, passes resolutions, motions and ordinances at will, kills them or buries them alive in committee pigeon-holes, "Little Tim" Sullivan, makes fewer speeches and shorter ones than any other orator in the board. Paderewski, the great pianist, a keen poultry fancier, his wife being equally enthusiastic. over the fad. Madame Paderewski has a big poul- try farm at Morges, on Lake Geneva, DAILY to rush PALATIAL reservations should T. C. PECK, TRAINS be made at once. J. H. BURTNER, Dist. Pass. Agt. Gen'l Pass. Agt. 1‘Cutler Bros. Co.,! 36 Main Street. Bert Trim, a _ blind resident of Woonsocket, R. L, is an expert whist player, being a valued member of a local club. He uses a special pack of ecards, on Which there are faint {mprints sufficte to tell him what the are, but which are too fine for the ordinary ce ' Last it thef a are to s AA N to ascertain edly facture office. As of Jones PITTSBURG-A are the rh advantages has lt. Thy have carried their boys thought through the still watches is| truth fom z for ‘ little, are at the so the : bless to women 7 An laurel re- elected 2 than wish heart or a NEWs ._| means of preparation. But where external things have been wanting they have made supply from the forces It The ' appreciation the university, chance looking had had there oe and principles Democrats and : the the advantage of individual men of the Democratic} party. If it had been, the Herald would have advyo-| cated the nomination of a fusion ticket in the coming| city campaign. It would not have made fuslon {mpos-| sible. time, they teachers all x the and men Ainind. eI spect. Because the Tribune owners hate President] Roosevelt, and are determined to employ as many ageneies as possible for his troubling here in Utah. The wish better may institutions that] bound it age But tourse. Because the Herald is owned by the same menj who own the Tribune, and it owes no allegiance to the} Democrats or today make Pa 5b Ree ee PoP plan Pe Coan Paes OL wire a yea 3 ah carne sie Hat Bo ; taal OTT: 'A-The igh vices of coal in the middle provinces of Canada, the acon tion ae roti sts in older *Ltled parts, together with increasing value of wood for fuel purposes, and the suffering caused by searcity of fuel in recent years, consequent upon labor conditions, are causes which have led the government to take active terday state-| ' the of will mites of the comrades of these they were boys. ; 4 anti-swearing crusaders say American custom. The object the Impurities, imperfections ‘ vacation of graduating exercises they selves and to each other all the| command c the prevent the accomplish-| which they have been! the ‘ the as like serv- studies say of Because with We seeking? not their of What all And 3 Fettine through past. withing ing opposing} whows E Chicago even in 2 of} or are the Herald| are they fighting? ¢ formers, mm . that 1a and probably encouraged the and an And accomplishment] Lake public true, some when literature depart-- emontl: various schools, big and closing their year. They of and for Roose-| may ve a heritage Salt President; tie Fist the the vard nis.policy con-| honesty, equal be papers-the fighting Roosevelt... will this Democratic them-still Let and Arbor has special Theodore . s also the classic day. giving} news ts in no TIME. the and mountains students is} religion all, . thing : Perare ne reece. truth and justice, courage in a of : his And that yery "asure att: rights and level ‘ all} the American among essence slogan, " ileges to velt has : tinue, very yc and] But there is something wanting at Stanford, and at Berkeley. Teaching men and women there look across} : ae el { a z Mh he s eh ° the more because he has understood th e £ . E ‘ a iiisidalcanenens equality, Justice, freedom, right, than because any mere] ‘ : collecti er' : ivi i j ‘lection of letters stood for divinity in his eyes. f Why, now out . Ann Is Demoxc but they»y| begun, best : 4 Upon that law as on the best of friends |: 1a de] Sateen ot : lis he who wisely regulates his speed, The deposits averag se 455,79 eaca. are looking at The Road for <All," the first word ot | From 1893 to A » the a ictive Boe his creed Ler of: passenger rcomotives in the! the young men and young women who go out from neh 2 ho feels it is not sport or suet) S nited States has increased from 15,-) them, and wish they had been better prepared to make}]‘lo smother others in a cloud of dus j 25 50 pounds i 24,6458 penne, - or 59.6) y f ‘ : Sint cis) Pe s e: d - | per nt, and of freight engines from use of their time and energy. They wish their several PCE cae tae Clear, noad, (De los 277 "Souitde to. 46,468~ pounds, or schools were equipped as is Stanford or serkeley. Opens his throttle and* along he flies | $1.2 per cent -Engineer 5 : a , sl 7 ob< v Se ities . Democrat} wants. no} e mining gratification of by 5 ; r practically utilizing resources for others College and university instructors makes.| That office forward that z but probably did the same It no| auty nk natur have best with Salt by threatenings, for firtty cents. receive business go Commencement oe he a beginning. thing-he of : move we the a cuperation and rest, the time of gathering resources for another year of school work-for most, a time of against the palpable Injustice and inequal-] the Democrat has protested, = . here is a President of the United States just] to know when injustice is effePted; shrewd] . to know when high-priced brains would try to| him: strong enough to influence Jegislation: pol. . . the the of Utah-the service, we GRADUATION : itician enough to get the aid of the men whose aid he must have, and tactful enough to carry the indorsement| of no everything-forfi basis and Just rounding ; the dominant party tended to foster the rich and op-| press the poor; to concede something more to the rich{ and powerful rascal than to the smaller and weaker] enough deceive Lai f path atever whatever as in ; paper, frightened Suppers, pare nts aS if Scamp. And ity of all that But enough paper : repetition of| We will print] the nation / that : some belief men and that the laws of| , continue, best. 28 past, the ulties-ofof diffleulti : be by Dest /Ohevervining- that . from the fathers required the been a part of his an unfair advantage, on a honest from right telegraph a Republican will : turned will the > men', HE an wanted, all governmeéat Spel of getting he and POR? we best a We from no.ne people the paper, paper. men, pe topped may be the ‘ effort of all for, American has given Were the political of deterred ice, WORKING the ed That people. of THEY through honest Utah set And ee S eee All. an a phrigand, i eases OAT Tit. WHAT and and man Mountalns.| 4, fair Lake Office, representative or LAKE that a OFFICES: can give is beginning mae t Children's Suits at 50c less << EASTERN we the 0 ee He al bi In spite of the calamity statements of | government of the advocates, the habit {snot erowltesai it Pentridge, with i , ? this article Wire alarming rate be made for $128 an ; stablished old masters antl-swenring a! paper. And the only pledge pledge we made at to. r = MALCOLM McALLISTRR, Gen'l Mgr. Offices - Dooly Block, 28 Sonth West Temple St. "Phones - Bell, Exchang 23; Independent, 019, es Fi for an honest and a fearless paper. Pecause there was It is true that men swear on the street corners, ; } an opening for a Republican newspaper. Because therel and that people are likely to hear them, but, so far as ; . . : a; eee e ; . ps . was need of a paper not afraid to accept conditions as} is known, they always did The young men of today they are, and go forward with the community. are about as free from the vile habit as were the PAVE Tere Ae eee ‘ : rs ene : > EP ataaaatt a y : We bi Boor we have fairly treated our public ane fathers wo the men. Some high school boys use lanbest proof of it is the reception that public has given) suage which, if their parents heard them, might well. to the Manager, having we W928 50 years ago, The literature of today is cleaner, so far as bad words are concerned, than that of the demand] that | SRR eae mh ‘ as ee Le oe stern ae Te ania : or o uggestec 1a é e 1 c e ehe re A | the policy under which the western roads have made a he ; aN of ce n mile for state militia when moving in ad such a compactness Rive it greater drawing quality, without interfering: wit ts duetility c I-S omething > r that rea tg. yah tha CHICAGO-Owin Ving reformers would e here jecause On : Republican has prospered. It has ten thousand mark in cirenlatton, o RATES: Not Paid in Advance, Month........ccccccccecs $ Months. 2 Pe anyanns. every They _ : Only used have, it may : : methods that would count The Republican's gaining of , Republican's; extent While then es I ages, The an and i : The advance. Utuh. to Such most! | Plans. cause Re Entered os second-class matter eb, oan. Salt Lake City, under the Act tu opposition friends,| be LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, a good Tes Party strong would SALT get go at Today 3 and for Q 50c less than balance f of week reck ea each s suit o of children's ‘n's regular. clo ee Oe Company Republican many which and, they ls Republican the active powerful saa of with weapons . , and es sw cae . Our Regular Prices Are Lower Than are others now charge double The line Patterns les Organ in ie _ rich $5, $5.50 and for goods bargains, includes are 86. of Buster the Brown, ' browns, This a Inter-Mountain each each . by £rays. chee week each suit same quality. tegalar ee established journals, "9are of the by nreeeve OfMictal -INTER-MOUNTA IN REPUBLICAN, opposed bargains sullor and double-breast snits ks and plaids. Regular Sd, $4.50 at 50c¢ less. . iret GOvery'-Moriing been ee ngs abiiahied has ee It :t | We are the Original Knit Goods House of Utah. ee ee A So bl ant a oe a ma ee Sek Rn en 2 THE i | : ee = ge J |