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Show THIS j o Vi: ifALi tv i; ! M ttmii; ulatttir.tirTi , er -tmlWi u,u .Editor. A. Gqbdon.- THURSDAY, . FEBRUARY 10, 1898. FOENINST FU8I0U. - 'Jhc Of late the Ogden Standard, pro fessedly the Alpha and Omega of the silver situation in Utah, and the court of ultimate resort, seems to be weakening; not that it ia allegiance to the cause of the white metal is weakening, or that it has been converted to the proposition; but because it is making certain demands from the .Democratic, the only effective silver party for official recognation of those who assisted the Democracy in winning the last National election. The only ; party which stood outright for the free coinage of na , silver, outside of the Populist party, which was not strong enough to attain any result what-evewas the Democratic party. r, That party won in every silver state. Its platform was of the right kind; it had the right nog to attract every silver man in the internjouotiin region. Silver Republicans flocked to the Democratic banner matter" of principle and and with I . self-preservati- disinterested real without-hope- of reward but now the Standard undoes the good work it performed daring that memorable campaign by' advocating,' nay, demanding-- , reward way of officerfor faction which assisted in the every fight , . -- -- lath It purports to voice the sentiments of the Silver Republicans in this regard, and demands what it conceives to be some sort of equit-abl- e division in case of victory. More surprising still, Hon. Ai J. Weber, one of the wheelharses of Democracy in Weber county, ad vocates fusion, on the ground that silver cannot afford to lose the support of any faction. True, silver needs all the support it can get, in order to overcome the combined efforts of ' its inveterate enemies; Jcapital and straight-ou- t Hanna, Gage, McKinley Republicanism; but would true patriotism insist as a condition of support, on a division of the incidental and altogether inadequate spoils? We are confrontedTwlth a more serious condition than exieted before the war; for whereas at that timo only the perpetual servitude of one class was involved, the victory of gold means the bond servitude-of-t- he masses; the bone and smew cf American citizenship. There are two great issues; gold ... and rilverrTheRepublicah parly has declared ' squarely" in favor of gold, and the other great national party, the "Democratic, his announced its intention of fighting for financial' freedom and silver. To merge its identity into some -- should adopt policy.' cf effecting a fusion, with the Palmer-BucknDemocrats, and changing its party colors and name, Democratic victory would be assured. The same is true of Democracy. . Republicans and Populists supported the Democratic banner .in 189G, not in hope of reward, but as a matter of principle. The only hope of future victory lies in fighting it out on the same liue, and no flag can offer such inspiration as the Democratic. ' The Chicago platform is empbatio enough for every silver man to swear by, and the silver plank broad enough for every silver man to stand on. Why should we risk all the advantages gained by standing on it, by a change of front now? ai EAEL & ENGLAND PUEL1SHIE3 CO., tmi JOURNAL, LOUAN, UTAH FEBRUARY Y Uie-uulcid- rCUSHKD BY LESSEE3. TRI-YKEKL- -- nameless, fusion nondescript, party, would be to lose its strength. The issues have been plainly drawn and the line of demarcation is clearly defined. Thousands of Republicans in the Western states voted for Bryan electors; thousands of Democrats In the Eastern states, voted for McKinley, The line of .battle was, and is, so well defined that no change can be effected upon either side without inviting defeat, If the Republican party T?E DON'T THINK- ter by tbe young lady in question, to go into court for the purpose of vindicating their character and punishing their traduc ers. Had his statement been true, he should have been killed for his double crime; first, for ruining his victim, and next, for destroying her reputation. It is too common would-berouewhen practice for in company with boon companions, to boast of deeds they were never able to accomplish, under a bond of secrecy made only to be violated; and there is such a tendency to a, believe evil, rather than good re- ports, that an innocent girls reputation may be blasted beyond hope of redemption, Unless she seeks some such vigorous mode of , redress as that adopted by the ? Springville maiden. - Inasmuch as all England is agiWe understand on very reliable tated over the trouble between authority, that, already steps are that country and Russia, in regard being taken, sub rosa, by some indi- to matters in China, it seems viduals whom the Democratic strange that no reference, eveQ the party has delighted to honor In the most remote, was made to it in the past, to form an organization on Queens message to parliament last the specious plea, that as the silver Tuesday, It is a source of uni party in Cache County comprises versal wonder and comment. Iler practically the whole of its popula- allusion to the Afridi war is ex tion it would be preferable for the ceedingly evasive and dodges the people to mass themselves together issue as to a probable conclusion in under a different cognomen than the near future. The message is a confession ofw weakness in -- many eitbertbe Democrat ie , name, respects. ' The Democrats in question have 'A CcvriiTs Confession. " , already secured the promise of assistance in this echeme, from some When Jack fust come a courtin' me' He ale1 so exceedin shy of the leading silver Republicans That somehow it jest seemed 'at he keered to ricath.anT throughout this county, and they -- Was half-wa- y Felt sheepish, too, an all unstrung,!. the that confidently anticipate, TVas hampered with a nervous dread, Arv will of the as fur talkin', why my tongue' showing they strength be able to mako will be a terroriz , ,)Vaa heavy as a chunk o lead." inducement to the leaders of We sot there wigglin' in our cheers, tryin to hold the Washed in. the Democratic party proper, to AnMeJack a chafin in the gears, acceede to their demands.' An when I'd smile had Jeleb & grin. t last, he ventured to remark; . , The proffered gift, like that 91 AtThat he opinioned that we m:ght the Greeks to the Trojans, is to be Not he ro rattled in our fepaik jblow out the cussed light. feared, for it is neither a proper If Id nor a feasible proposition on the Id been athinkin muchthe same, An when Id blow the lamp out, he - - face of It. By edgin gradually came f In Cache county there is only An sot real snog slose up to roe, An' said I must excuse him, cause, one eilver party, and that is . the "In all bis life, he would b9 swore Democratic party. There is ab30-- , Accordin to the lecal laws, Hed never sparked a gal afore. lately no justification for anyone get a talkin by an by, ' masking under the name of Silver WA - Our tongues got goin on the lope, Republican, or to do anything else,' Ap Jack be eaid he reckoned I Was jest the gal he'd like to rope. conin juetice-t- o bis wn-proper An I jest couldnt help hut eay victions, than to drop the absnrd f Thar want a rider on the range and pseudo title and call himself As nice as him, or had a way Of makin of me feel so strange. . by his proper cognomen one of He got a coinin often, and Democrat. 7I never will forfeit the There is no such organization in When he reached out anday tuk my hand An said twas time to nuke a play, existence as the Silver Republisaid his heart was buckin wuss can party there is a Silver party, lieThau any bronk he ever backed, but that is the Democratic party, An nothin but a gagemeut buss I) rescue him from the nttact. and in Cache County we are sure a goii? to tell tho rest thatsach a scheme as we have I ain't That happened, furder than to say disclosed will he" very promptly There want much daylight tween his vest and effectively squelched. An this glad head 0 mine that day, is just as well that it An1 if you sort o' happen -- round " ! To church next Sunday week, youll should be known at this early sea date that any new organiza- Two critters there a gittin bound tion, whether indulging in the , One of em Jack an tolher me. Denver Tost. title of Silver, Citizen's or will meet with the same PairWarning tijffrs spassers. attention, at the Jtands . of -- Cache Complaints have been alleged County's voters this fall, as it did against certain parties for cutting last. lerfitm sat sapientts and hauling wood off of the land , 12 1' n- -: '.zn Can get horses neatly shod and' vehicles substantially repaired A Grateful Mother Writes this Letter- Shoeing interferers and horses Tells all about Her Troubles when with deformed feet, a specialty. .. . Baby Broke out with Scrofula Sores. . aide of his face. We consulted a physician and tried his medicine, and in a week the sore was gone. But to my surprise in AM ED two Weeks more another scrofulous lookarm. It ing sore appeared on babys grew worse and worse, and when he was -S- UCCESSOR T- Othree months old, 1 began giving him Hoods Sarsaparilla. I also took Hoods LEWIS & EDWARDS. Sarsaparilla, and before the first bottle was finished, the sores were well and have never returned. He is now four years old, but he has never had any sign ofJl hose NITUBE, scrofulous sores since he was cured by lOSTFUR S. Hoods Sarsaparilla . for which I feel very and grateful. My boy owes his good health Jffir'OlL tCTGLASS. medto this great and smooth, fair skin icine. Mas. S. S. Weoten, Farming-toAt the old stand on Main St., Get only Hoods. Delaware. East of Thatcher Bros. Bank. are prompt, efficient and , , Mood S PlUS easy in effect. 25 cents. WLU n, , r Unclaimed letters. In order to' make room - Business Promptly Attended Edwards Block. Logan. for;the imraense-6tock- of 'Spring' goods soon arnrcJ,A Bpccial sale" of different ' of. Shoes is now on. , . -- to. ' wfiTcIT gradetrr- Childrens Shoes from 25 centsip. Ladies Shoes from SL25 up.;;r ' Mens Shoes from $L26 up. - , " . ANDREAS PETERSON. 1 .V RESPECTFULLY, . ; ' " V Thomas .H. Lewis, - FORMERLY OF LEWIS A EDWARDS, Is now doing business at tho old Cardon Sand on Main" Street, and eordially invites hi.r friends audlhe geueraiyubTIc to scall on him wheu in need of j. ftaiture.' Carpets. Window! Class or Picture Frames. f7G00D TREATMENT - AND TRICES GUARANTEED. J ARE YOU GOING BAST? -- -- Then the Route to, take Is ttie Rio Grand Western. Non-partisa- Is Provo a young of northeast-of-Provi-denc- e. man named Prosecutions under the being prosecuted for law will be made hereafter against criminal libel. Ileallegedin all tresspassers on the above . , private to several different indi- claims. F red Turner, ; viduals that he had beea crlmin Shcrifof Cache County. ally intimate with a young lady of Dated Feb. 7, 1898. Springville, who, when she heard , tIOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE AGENT, FIRE INSURANCE, ND COLLECTOR. MIL . iIt Edward W Smith. Mr. Thomas Ashman, Mrs. Johannah Kihluiark, Mr. Eduin Sinners If the above are not called for within two weeks from date they will be sent to the Dead Letter Deface at WashOosox Sm th, P. M. ington, txMJAir. Utah. Feb. 7. I8r-- " -o- WARDS gxJ-PAlNT- 77 -- eT At the age of two months, my baby GE9EGK K1TL0IIS Elactffillk began to have eores break out on his right Slop. cheek. We used all the external applications that we could think or hear of, One block South of Old U. 0. Foundry, Main Street, Logan. t to no avail. The Bores epread all over one t -- :i DADYS GMOOTff, FAIR GfCIfl 5-A , IF - YOU WANT Pleasant-Trip- ,- 7- '4 - -- Bates is of under arrest. His allegation could not be sustained, and there was not the slightest ground foi It, as he did not even have the honor of the ladys acquaintance. It is to be hoped that if proven guilty he will be severely .punished. The reputation of many an innocent girl has been ruined by jnst such baseless charges as that made . by Bates; and they have not had' the good sense and strength of charac - ID Notice. Fast Time, - S- - 3 --J - -- THROUGH -and-- cars Fine-Trains, TO DENVER, PUEBLO, KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, NEV YORK- AND BOSTON. , . All persons owning dogs within CO Tho Most Magnificent Scenery In the World. the limits of Logan City, are hereby jnotified to have them registered -- opvof our Crossing the Rockys, and get some and collared on or before the first be to I seen. wonders Write for rates and farther of ideas the day of March, 1S9S, or they will be ' . ticulars. , taken up by the dog tax collector O and registered or killed. And for every dog so taken and registered, F. A. WADLEIGII, Genl Passenger and Ticket Agent, Salt Lake City; ceuts additional will twenty-fiv- e Traveling Passenger Agent, Ogden. - ' be charged. To save trouble and 0. B. Gilson, ' ; expense, have your dog registered Tickets for sale . by L. before that date. C. Farr, Wf. W. WOODSIDE, Logan. . Citv Marshal, - V -- |
