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Show Official Organ Pntered at of as of the Republican second the postoflice at Congress March class Paid Month, Daily tu and Act One Year, Sunday One Daily only, Ye Not Pald Daily and Month, only, One Subscribers Year j will welcome the 7: o- 00 giver explicit no Ome ae Block, Offices-Dooly street, Phones-Bell, 25; Exchange FULL. able Temple Independent, | 7] Is in Tribune because "any to him. reason why a mayor F: Sere eanr eae Ilberty Mr. eae and to The a the for a high for would be his plans, the to his is YY > if they be had Lippman ple haye :to of was Certainly with to reducing a no is in of was to be : continue not to fignt the courage and Jt will continue unworthy, men at chuar- present in are. it little tries city tiat~ Provo do. Straw- to in was every Provo crowded part of brought great and and out is didn't, dish state. every of had present the fire inefficiency, the They have the health engineering laid a where of abased appointments Sept will hold which aN Eek up hisag yg plans ders. the law kt eA unless abi in and he OE On in things. with were lke of entertainThere to look evening altogether, would were at trials there it was was wish incident. , There as they the cullings, buy. the when over the started they first and No one} the ber-j; were arranged so that Many smile homes for welcome were entertainment and a of all opened Tuesday people who the whom on there was the night for} not zet at the could "‘no visi- place with them. nation, And they wherever will speak a rays to GROVER good do these things ibe' "history Not ‘that. lias Winonabeenhie a word over for the cr of' tis biuec: our peiackebie nation. And he "need : really: eacdsce this sini ail {§ the Rabi right... Clevelana Shakespeare made one of his. characters do: took Utah, and ington, of nearly the all governor other of senators Republicans Utah, of the in never told. from/ Wash-| congressman | publicans. him years later to old. was New He a York went teacher in state when he to the village an academy for admitted every a tool way. in a declared bully, a It traitor has the President is a rascal, a] tyrant, an infamous person in} charged hands, that receiving Mr. his to the bar. He was a was four schools, and the prosecuting claim whateverjney, and a sheriff cf Erie county, New paper, it is the| he was clected mayor of Buffalo, and Tribune. It has trailor, a Taft is slmply nomination the the of las strips able state few in reaily the It and Iz it as had paper in and the that to tell that 15] a gift from the President, and with the necessary| obligation to do whatever the President wants hii to do. And as the Tribune characterizes the President as a vile traitor, and the nominee as a weak| and subservient tool, it must follow that the Tribune machine about us corrupt Lake is trying to Mayor Bransford. make And blind- bullied by governor or beaten of the state. as this attor- York. Then there fought which in a clown and a slave because he could not the gang, There is he a was Salt of be elected suggestion VUDOR Are the ab- of as It what for the it information good What instantly hung Only a | ask the it nat it had sane never Tribune thief, for eee ee Don't what the the any and Tribune is it the get eee for else to knows. province promise the the Tribune take long, itself printed a thing that looked like Ned > "2°? thief, people abcut of the this to tell. for a know or that Which consideration. was it-Ilar, a fact-ex- the Tribune BRYAN Roger AND THE years ago Sulilvan's robber. train it told home be both. for Mr. Bransford, It is what we have been mentioning-to lim for @ month or go. : «ind because he was believed to be a good governor, and because of a freak era In politics, he was ciected President of the United States, His © I thé truth Which char- Jennings methods Bryan the L Review ef weddings were called methods Mr. or Lake's Salt | | | | / | of the season. ee seen fn the parlor. The unat-| of the table with ferns smilax and selections hates and Grace Burrell and Miss Emma and Belle Abbott. Mr. and Mrs Hines were assisted in receiving by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Barrell. . The bride a works train robber, and of four years ago. petty objection of the only to all the train But he has being methods march SVEN In jcnows. +. Punch wore cinnes Sullivy. ee - And if man tells you he lived American dacy But for he party? the got One United it. time States You are said senat e Playing his was into a ee ele nn DINNA ASK O dinna asi me gin O O dinna look sae sair For weel ye ken me gin joke. When O look sae sair And ye gang to yon braw bonnier lassies see, Rogers. and July at Today, The recent banquet of Indian the across our astonished in O | 7 Lillian Sinica ; ang Avery Tact Mrs. | Court, during Dunlop. of vet- mut iny. avenue. place Mrs. ‘Rosaltha a5 best M. Nye in man. M, at Band pretty gown birthday nizht ~ | litte mid-| mother after| on 129 was North; married to Bishop "Avery, of white | Nye and Miss Worthen Mc- 5, Rustic! performing and friends e : Abba color | married President forming and the ceremony. Lae ‘essed learried home H. | Thirteenth The home the} yorg numerous Wool- Mr of Wil-/ Presents +, for and their the Mrs. and bride 431 be Railey, I Li rbourn« <All Kinds the Jawn | of games when prizes Sean a was | The > | couple} eight of jwant. home| D street, roo on ¢ 7} night roses. at . .* « prettiest bridge the Ruby on pink nd Mr Irs entertaini th. Mi vo th fond sprvad OM excect ling eran sisters, and | > ' the guests. beautifu! at at | Mr. South 550 will daughtei Gorath Adams, per: parents, wedded Miller friends July 15. ~ : One of newly 1 ¢ m Assisting Mt West street, last was decorated in pink bride's mother and ~ Jenkins received ¢ Currie. | played given embroidery and! sShe was enter- | of her Fullmer, O. granddaughte about as bles were -and- were yes- | afterno Winde: The in French brodes" roses. the ane: W,} temple R, Tittle and Phe lInawn Wichards, the | George in the John her ‘Thomas, whieh was fifty small friends of s Thea ebtid ‘ Fullmer were terday, of girl, ntiraetive *n decorations of i ind candies Dei ull varietic carryi: at} Fred No. The Miss at S. Mrs. red and Mrs. E. by Mrs. Viola Miss Mrs. W. which green, those R. Wolloey. Miss Hull, Miss Mabel Woolley receiving and Woolley, 25, Mr. home in the after' her t her of close Yellow roses graceful Chicag friends . were were decorations | Mrs. J. W. ! tertair ti of | day afternoon affairs W candles assitMrs Denhalter, shaded Mrs. H, Miles, was|}y in N.. tea ‘and Stella Lambourne and their Mrs. own Ene Woolley home will 366 and We Dr. coffee, 2° seen of * the pres- .in table Belano delightfully enmember of the Monbridge club Wednesday apartments oe in Mrs. ee pretty wedding for Miss Edith M. at the Bransford Mr. and Mrs. Cope a, ° ' SEs 4 will be at ‘| when about 50 the interesting prettily and friends affair. decorated white roses, 7 Main St. "Enit Gevds, House of home | SAE) iY Se - of of 500 were Wednesda) Sue ES SS Underwear ! Utuh. your health and comfort pay you to be particular as during the to the kind hot you Eg 1 wear. Underwear we of want the you *to better visit us sor t is when a strong buying. line at this store, Ley LADIES--Lisle FOR We sell them-at of Lisle thread. rarments im; garments made, $1.00 One Union Suits * persuit. Made from the finest "anda best of the coolest and most healthful underP23 Semele fo) ad al ektc| S 1g4 a home present at house was throughout in Miss Nielson Grace cames - affair ool *Confortble: FOR MEN.--Linen Mesh , were The few was given by Mrs, Walter Mrs. W. T. Lioyd at the i of the latter (Continued on Page seven.) Summer Means so much to weather that it will and s Everett and Sitio nkston Clara were Palmer married Wednesday evening by Bishop Barton at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. H. Murray, keepers of the house of old, Or ever we were born! 36 SFL, Second West . x card Ten|afternoon play-/ Price, and to tea.) Frank , be was| and| Another SSS Fourth reception Ludlow when played Margaret} Woodruff, filled with dropping' prizes were manner Luella] ‘assisted | Sharp, Rogers, and Helen tables of bridge were ers with' others Hunter, | ppose win ning Edna red Mavo poured the Misses C Dy greet you here, will scorn- One service more we dare to ask; ray for us, heroes, pray,y That when Fate lays on us our Task, We do not shame the day. -kR udyard Kipling. the} wedding took place at{ the bride's parents, Mr.} AU valen- | tained at carried|j4q Mrs tractive, the parlors being in sreen and white and the dining room bright with red roses Miss Esther Higham and Miss Ruth Johnson served punch, and Miss Evelyn Lewis assisted in receiving the guests. The bride wore a pretly costume of pale blue silk and lace with a bridal bouquet of white roses, and her bride's maids, Miss Josephine Aversen and Miss Nellie Smith, were in white| Swiss with pink roses. The best man was George Cope, brother of the brideweriiita fathers' graves, years reve al We none took and of the bridcls home ‘he rooms wees até The remnant of that desperate host Which cleansed our East with steel. Hail and farewell! With tears that Vier. weddings In the dining room, Margret "& siven town, London ) a Mendelshoon !} Florodora the Guilmant| joyed by afterwards. left on the Angeles and avenue. at me, 1857---1907, erans performing | wore ‘Traumerei," Punch was served on the veranda which was attractively fitted up with rugs and easy chairs, by Miss Edna Hull and Miss Ruth Woolley. . After ¥ dinna, Jamie, look at them, Lest ye should mind na me, at the N. Miss ror I could never bide the lass That ye'd lo'e mair than m eS, A n .. O I'm sure my heart wad brak, Gin ye'd prove fause to me (Recited Miss K. | relatives Hilda} ~ bride's roses Mrs. Barrell largest Miss assisted Harriet a D. -John of and evening effective in ing were: braw McCollough Mises Lena Lamph -and © Sydney Rodgers were married last evening a the home of the bride's pare Mi { and Mrs. Richard Lamph,. 8386 West i} Third North street." Bishop. Willian MeMillin officiating A large numbet |} of relatives andintimate.ttlendsso of cream rosebuds.' Miss Hattie Nye| was an immense cut elass bow! of th on and Miss Anna Woelley were in pretty | qowers, with ivy and roses wreathMiss Marjorie Jacobs entertained ¢ white gowns, carrying pale pink sweet }ing the chandelier and the table, ;dozen of her close friends Wednesda) peas, Earl Woolley attended his! wpich was lighted by candelbra andjafternoon in a pleasant informat at me, true; ye I daurna look at you, P) Swindle: Mrs J H: Lawrences Mre, Sam Porter \Cy WW. Be Rite Mrs: Gilbert» Pfoutz,4 Mrs. J..4 as Landenburger, Mrs. Florence. Is Wood roff, Mrs. A. E. Kimball, and Mrs. i | Mrs. H. G. MeMillan, assisted by carnations, syringa and palms, in the were li rally a bower of the beauti| Mrs. M. M. Johnson, entertained parlors the bridal party friends at a delightful Kensington in ss standing ful flowers, masses of pink and white ! t& in front of & baekground of palms. her home. Wedne adorned, the parlors and library, snd | at. The bride's costume consisted of a in the dining room gorgeous red roses} When the hot 1 decwhite net trimmed with real lace,| o¢ gjj shades and varieties were seen. } orated for the occasion wi tnd over pale blue sili, with a bouquet/>,, central decoration of the table }peonies in pink and w ee ME. ye- Sie atSCO friends. <A largo reception followed | ¢,¢ symmer was the rose tea Wednesfrom 8:50. The decorations were} qay afternoon at which Mrs. John N prettily carried out with white roses, Sharp was the hostess» The rooms hands him party. s Viola | Miller liam M. Woolley were married by Bishop Woolley at 7 o'clock in the presence of the family and inlimate was Get the Bishop ley when I lo'e ye; Troth, I daurna tell! Dinna ask me gin I lo'e Ask it o' yourgel'. of brother ------$-- ---- wants an automobile. the Mayme by th bouquet 15, Mr. Wednesday gone? Pitt during 1 Miss served of home if you help the party he has organized. eee ee Tom Kearns is dictating to the mayor right now. How do .you like {t, as far 2s you have Tom balloon. Whitney July 15, will be at home Socond West street ~~ "ee @ wedding dainty lingerie gown and embroidery and Ono candi- his Bishop and tied |) iy The tulle. A}ihe home of will be at home .at 585 . . Ninth A somewhere you chandelier the EH, Croziei Cora Little, and was 2 The with smilax bow of pink gave a shower After July CO- any Ea : ceremony Following the ceremony); dining room assisting were| was a reception and a wedding supper, R. Thaicher ,Mre. A. S. Price, | attended by a large company of the} William rs, Miss bene- Roger » the Greeson Tobber's the cloth. was wreathed witha large be no squeamish himself which | matron of honor, | Cy with pink carna- _.., mony, with the | "Spring Song,' and laid| played will the and over Taggart ' Laura Free as wore tan mull |$:30. room, where a large mound of pink and white sweet peas bordered with | erns formed the center piece of the} of Sullivan orchestra Tom be tions The bridesmaid, Miss Stella Goodyear wore pink mull with a bouquet of pink carnations Mi. and Mrs. Pinkerston will be at home at 354 South First West See aac Ao quiet home: wedding of AVedness bride} ) 194) were bank a loosely from ad- $ 3.00 IEG | Mrs. who Events, string change be and may | ceremony during which "O. Promis¢ | Me,"' was softly played, The bride' was ‘incesse fow of costumme was a: prince gown champagne silk and lace carrying | bride's roses, She was attended by ) for the benefit of the Democratic candidate and h is party. Sullivan has mixeg politics and business, and made both pay He is as like to return to the train robber methods now as ever But he y vill not picit pockets. Herein Bryan- shows himself a big man. He any They can not in use. lilies and ferns. The living room was| ‘Nuptial Chorus," a mass OF garden . roses. fink and) and Mrs. Chapman white were the colors in the dining| nient train for Los ROBBER William will wear and ReCEPA ie I: 5 and bridegroom, who tended, stood in front of TRAIN Now they say Mr. Bryan wants to manage the Democratic campaign. Well, only- G. Armstrong at 7 o'clock In in white roses and syringa, and the} bride's' roses. iibe at Mr. and Mrs Rodgers will tie: presence. of ‘the sh cahhatnae - n | bride wore a white, silk princesse| West lles,.and following from 8 to $730. a | gown trimmed with princesse lace; | home after August 1, at Sod informal reception was held, which carrying white roses. She was attendThird Seuth. street. o 8 s > leretbanceltbota tat Gea many friends of ed by her sister, Miss Blanche Lawbeautiful children's party wae The. deecrationi Gf the house vere n, in white Swiss and white ae given by, Mrai¢ H. Griffin at her unusually pretty. Calla, lilies, which)! pb, uline. White played: t Lohengrin | home von'.Second South ‘street "Wedwere sent from California, S o rerns wedding march for the entrance of the |nesday afternoon tm ho ir' of! the blackmaller? it may political drop, George either ‘ or It must be one, and acter does it prefer? inch rT ‘ : . TP eciy COUINE BS oo Ds oe ce and Frank: M 3arrell, which took} place Wednesday evening at the home iday partook of the wedevening was that of Miss Crissic , the happy cou ple ot the bride's' parents, Mr. and Mrs. vere supper. The decorations eer ins DY xf th pretty Lawson and Harry L. Chapman which | ding 4 es, Was one ol 1¢ ) wt took place at the home of the bride at | roses, carnations and ferns The » bride Swiss ceremony was performe ade by Judge | the ceremony The parlor was pretty | trimmed with val lace and « arried it And Ore aa 5 4t Claimed possession of the ‘name of the the tacts of the robbery-and suppressed tl 1em the city matter, Q) Social declared : =a Ss Current jury ms ia : body, in construction OL Oey give grand wouldn't principle, and of the Simple DE the to Rn wipaee tel) That of suppressing its oeutred movement up on the wall when se AS ARTS it, There is only characterless : paper jumped into the arena and the facts, and would print them. ; six matter suppressed the breaking one foot Our Drug Store is at 112-114 South Main Street. " did of 7 few as declared reason. to every justed to any angle. has a much droppe ad one reason, when one considers character of the Tribune. name < HAMMOCKS on the ‘‘made-to-wear'' twice as long as any other hammock on the market. who good. trumpets sales built conform circumstaaces promise the told a es $2.50, $3.50, $4.75 & $6.50 it robbery. "tomorrow" detailed fiourish been fibre ° colors. wide, with a seven tell. have : in From within the Vudor-shaped porch you clearly see every ol le passing, yet No one on Thev're the only shade outside ean look in, that shades; in sizes for ir, Six, cight and ten ft. in other papers to base And it promised in big never . the stand declared banle attribunted Tribune has would must a facts increasing papers, could a Wood, Will it prefer blackmailer? that the made closely stained Linden can States! may slats, and er-prool produced, politics, or Twine, Eastern terms of u&lher papers which the facts, had not yet given all from Utah, of the couity officials and the candl-|thus early preparing himself for the leadership of dates of the party for city oMflce. And all were Re-| the Democratic party. He studied law, and was I? there is » paper that has no to be regarded as a Republican or page, After a good many times-and mightily GuGksloliy BEC he: Sibwea ‘ib Gcrora' be Tem PAn LS Ak Sal: States has probably wrong President, United by both. of the and 9s ft be. And instead of regretting-Resolve! Resolve! He was born in New Jersey, and was seventyone years old at the time of his death. His family the ar, March again, right. lessohsat $t2i: Beseure:you uve ahewdr' ‘Tt ten' entirely new: nrg obeys their aor- all CLEVELAND IS DEAD. hate inthe oy go, ‘ It hurt they years that paper has been fighting the Republican national administration, und every other Republican factor. It has been the bitterest enemy of the; both It to were of fruit. leavings. plenty, out all of plenty or was entertainments a of front never Four air. to its days, to see. In state, their promise take to free one news. o = berries oon ae la woithout all remedy should be without regard. What's done is done." He didn't apologize for a his mistakes, Maybe he had learned that truth BUY THEY DARE NOT GO OVER, 2 it is interesting to watch the course of the of Ella Wheeler Wilcox-before she wrote it: Tribune jn the matter of supporting the nominees] "T gan you the re eee no terrors ; Presidency, x yr jy, orwilhanybitintand sad soul tonwhile thethrieicar Ss revoly of the Republican party for the For| ee of a very of | sound with strong Seine soft, harmonious weath- assume, of the robbers, the thief, ‘the theft. of ut him like baseball! haa| game. the the But from town. city ett pe, was ficilary custom . ee ty and , the there who in as in scathing yet printed ee trains - was strawberries, program who lesson seemed the there have and They are made cooling every admit vet the hot sun, Exclude hreeze. Grover of the United his shall escape end possession yy spoke had not Provo ple department, they : That ig the AOU Lake right now. os:in gave his own away paper not the the people could have something to do; something| to look at.» And every man, woman and child ia street department. hand and the the aban- did that to one Jersey what the inia,"" i n a better climate than thie, try and get hin to That is the lesson: <A city working unitedly for| think again. Take him out into the sunshine and a common purpose; keeping its promise to the| Show him the hills, and let him fill his lungs with Fublic; giving something worth while in the way]|the breath of the mountains, and his nostrils with of amusement. : the perfume of roses, And he will certainly People will think better of Provo because of the | Change his mind. success of Strawberry Day. They will be glad to a You think Tem Kearns {js not running come again next summer, and they will bring peothe department safety a need away, it will are one the department powers is cele- management of the| °°Pt that the money had been taken. Which wasn't tight Taken Provo. Then, they kept tors. They course mighty And people Then two a scandal Of office said age President matter that can Now, an affair as one other forced pinch him, police where have peo- a fiddles. was were from these And the 5 evening that the for people old was and the He of honored in New severest to Blackmail! visitor it was the through dish of ripe the with the They Probably If he to take speed. ries city. petty what to the corrupted the they a good No of they born. no be honest returned Tour the party his if signally that regarded It At strawberries quantities. one. eat. see equine for Kearns? reduced peril. be dozen . convinced from every in entertain Brans- orders if than today. the the Would making made have to er,."' about city. They now demand the right to control mayor. They will not permit him to make the dare about accord- Mayor take that are out said There less business for mayor more scandalous Wherever of thing elected yet longer discipline, farmed rules administration have constant department, the -the affairs of Tom It can They state and city's Sefrit? no And his as the control. is It of selected the he be man, (4 ys a vital one right, And he alwa it must sence of that publeation coniess)4,4 unworthy motives. not house music believed working good Kearns, They bad worse to Lake}. dancing on the green there in the meeting yard, under the electric lights, and to the selected they he could; pe Jackson. aljsolutely perfectly. been was character and place, the men in charge of the affair worked for} it. Not a man of them tried to get any selfish and " , © ere) personal advantage out of it. They > may quarrel! of a people the Bransford not. Tom farce. just.as get the them to 25 successful marplot, that Frank Mr, same a he came ou t went even that, he has been entirely. been near permitted ft elt neyo employe never The have known and made he a of putty. in the hands are dare to the anything came ‘horse ‘races good in Utah. assume to dic- because of people he was from characters th ere could a chance to Mayor.| Sefrit, that people and conduct the Joe known The position. mayor, and And fights Salt party. they Oy There was 2 pretty good : ment for the visitors. Those his little of mayor, would Would a as where have live he was affair his Frank long-established procedure, men, where RECORD. Tuesday dway It abundance of berries, : been subfrom the Gtsteeing employe mayor? that Bransford ford to it. They all and and shrewd other littler he ing is who officials this' unreliable, , long much did day home. _.|fault. Each traveler on take given_a pretty little glass that Brans- i ene lawyer, Kearns. Mr. pretty brought had so GOOD who They to of conducting that same detriment to everything By what right do these men them But" detemnination it remain Day them conscience his and ater ety clever shrewd, tate ‘There Democrat party. It has not the open enemy. people do Ali want its irresponsible, of Those only the guerilla people. success want an berry Bransford; the men who are demanding that he let them control him? Why, one is Joe Lippman, very big the Ss. Vv the judgment his as ‘Yom found] put forward Republican principle. to confess Utah can They Instead of that he has directed. to the rankest sort of dictation Reon a the and Democratic ae not The themselves. san given be would he nor look cause. honor party from PROVO'S to him couldn't have been elected are roe dictating: to anything The people do not trust them. The people . did trust John Bransford when they elected him. . sed -a very likely he hoped- The! people believed-and very likely that*he was free from any dictation. He said there were no strings on him. He may have believed office man. p ecople, he it, and nation question, he has best election, re- again, Andrew from was He Every might go be Ameri- 5 y "¢ him. Lut, aside years-|v ‘hich four Tribune iy-five: thousand: plurality | 25 2 Souvenir of the day, and of the place where Day was successfully inaugurated. PeoThe men who |= ple72¥berry sie aa ace twenty thousar who came up town were provided with a7 Bar in about oath ject one Bryan may Republican honesty of is may party his of an > the charge of the mayor know better than to run for any office. 7 show); poclret: Kearns level. But it dare not control Is there = the No. depends? bosses appointments + past the the;{ to has no principle, and makes its fight purely} of pique t wants to punish the biggest acterless ap- Weert, the may ok: to people the by selected not are They They are of the sort > the of country, recede it administration the of the And since currency Cleveland go of man any one choser# reigh. did kiim was his the hd because enough, history hated On nothing;don any from which President, allegiance the the departments, of office of conduct the that is those posi heads the name administration his of good whose on reason make the te ¢ and taxpayer Oppo of bosses the Only to permitted men mae ke Because rpaver dictating any there Is be 1908./ to make? f citizen Wo. are party the 25, ; 3ransfor Bransford o t JUNE politics. : pointments? can LAITICS. IN PO ; Mayor not. he 4wants tik puiniments ess dictation his is for 2 successful a Daernocratle defeated he the --j}men‘of the nation for not getting down on the low! tne rame THURSDAY. IN the One candidates openly DICTATION can "ay the Republican Tom CITY. for owner in or paragraphs wicked best not{didn't themselves. morning Tribune, embracing its é LAKE Sepr i the belongs. the Mountains. editorial in They|{in can they there them, later panic very Mkely go Harrison brate get make Very wasn't years unpleasant home. much declare taken the Know it can not it And Democratic} political for control party in but that as dare the to kin@|successful. candidate] chance paper so they not have the not from its OFFICES: Op+ New York Office, 604 Cambridge Building, posite Waldorf-Ast orla; Chicago Office, 311 Boyce] Building; J. P. Mekinney, sole representative o Rocky own Impossible not out it the a is was uncovered in honor of Stephen Grover Cleveland, sven Uncle Joe Cannon's smoke was ironed who lived and labored, and suffered and died- by the big steam roller. Secretary Taft could have told the others before-|loyal to the American republic. lemontest. a be to hand that {it was A Chicago paper says thet they made history | WHICH CHARACrER DOES IT PREIER? a renee of mistakes at the_ Coliseum. And history is full Sas of the We have not yet noted in the columns If it were reasonable to expect anything honor-|,, ribune any statement as to the of preference to; 90. EASTERN its and is for no party few they since Republican wi West South 208 and Wednesday could that have dare a of of Republicans there, are view he .00] 0 tice not Republi-jadminisiration States. kes there themselves who the they Here the and IN is PAID subscription ored only when paper discontinue to Order address. So Tribune to con-| carriers, collectors or solicitors, on all matters cerning delivery of paper. ; Please give former as well as present address when oderiog enane ec b DIRECT, the President be, deciare find Democratic else, .75 | ever .---.eescereresrrss please of United Tribune and men in Department Circulation of abused be us the that can makers They Advance. in Advance, Sunday...---.+++- they open, Bunday--+s<<++5-+-#,°8e t Sunday the the position Three Months, Daily and Sunday «+--+-++«e+s Six Months, Daily and Sunday ...esereeres One Year, Daily and Sunday «-.eeeeeerrees candidate of the pretence as yet.the in have telee cles crciescD- 00 Su Hawi seeceeeseceeseeece 1.00 and One And : Three Months, Daily and Sunday ...--+++++ Six Months, Daily and Sunday .«-eeeereeeee the President unless bad in Salt Lake | omince. RA SUBSCRIPTION is, for the Tribune, which is also quite as bad be, would prefer them to better men. 1906, the for made as eut Republican Dally Newepaper Utah. ee Ono 10, under Only City, nre in Utah. Feb, City, party Having co. Party matter Salt Lake 38, 18 79. can That by REPUBLICAN regard oe ad Livery Morning little aA settee Ce Published has @ ‘ INTER-MOUNTAIN es TGS GgSLY, CUT SOS THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN of THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1908. UTAH, LAKE CITY, REPUBLICAN, SALT INTER-MOUNTAIN THE # pink are We $5.00 GRADES -_-- $3.00 GRADES + :> y prices ended should ARE special making SE iG Underwear. Ee SEELING FOR.) oss ceri ARE SELLING FOR.¥°...5.... by\ urge 3 you nhvelet to buy : for LA prices now. FC ex health promptly. t "and Loe ssc) sen $300 re. CASO : -omfor Oris eae \ 4 a |