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Show That the move will !c successful goes without saying ami the incu who arc backing the enterprise are Ful.Ii.Ud ritiv i tUnes Jay at Maul: able to give the Manti concern a O.unly, I'tali. good start. Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Pair. THE SENTIMJL. UTAH MANTI ' MARCH iVKDNKSDAY, 27, 189.5 The citizens of Gunnison t voted for no tax, last Saturday whicn The wool shearers, to the num- ul Judge Cochran Salt Lake City, attending to legal ber of fifty , have organized and put their corrals in order, and arc now mailers. The price NV. W. Wallace of the Salina prepared for bu.lncss. Press was a Manti visitor the oilier will be four or live cts. present in day. Sorcn Christensen of Mt Pleasant in Sanpetes Capital on legal business. Our old friend Mr Jos. Harris is a ilh us once more. lie is now CAN IT HIS TRUE? The Salt Lake Tribune this morning publishes the following as a special from its Washington correspondent : The Evening News tonight prints intends to the following interview with Geo. Q. Cannon: The last few days were proof "Hon. George Q. Cannon fur t hut the season is advancing, und many years the delegate in congress i he spring work is engaging the at- from Utah territory, is a guest at ready for business, and tay with us this time. -- tention of evcrytiody. The children the District for an enterpracticing tainment to be given for the benetit of the school library. in school are Now is your opportunity to get ;h choicest selection of Spiing and 'summer Hoods. Call at Mrs I. It. Iruiiels and be convinced. The Suit Lake papers have but little to say in relation to the alleged interview with George Q Cannon. A large force of hands were at nnrk on the Tabernacle block on Monday and Tuesday. They were leveling it preparatory to laying it off in trees and shubhery. C. P. I.arseu was called from his labors in ll.e constitutional convention, by the serious illness of bis laughter. We understand she j cry low . A dollar Delays are dangerous. for Hoods .pent Sarsaparilla now illness which will be may prevent expensive and hard to bear. Now is the time to take Hood's Sarsapar ilia. The Stake relief society held iheir cont'ere ice in Mmiti last Friday. L. J. Nutilc of Salt Luke City was in attendance, ami there was a good representation from the different parts of Sanpete. Dr Olxtcn passed through Manti yesterday on his way to Salt Lake City, with Mr. Donnoclicr section loreman on the R. (J. W. at Salina Mr. Douiiuclicr was suffering from hernia caused through lifting. He is in a very bad state. iu s nail boys have been charge of burglary, "t is alleged they broke into Mr. Ahlslroin's bouse, and took sonic money ami a number of otliei It i to be hoped they will receive a lesson to teach them heller W.ls. 1' on ar-r-'st-ed a arti-ile- s. Quite an important deal wascon-Minimiatin Manti last week. It ed was the purchase ol the Victor M ill by L. F. I Seeker. We understand the water power will be used to drive the machinery r.cecssary for the manufacture of elect! icl light and a company will be organized within the next few days for the purpose of purchasing and operating an electric plant. Mr. Cannon only the Shoreliam. 1 made a flying trip to see the president ou important business. Speaking to the News reporter about the political situation in Utah he said: 1 think our constitutional convention, which is now in session, will complete its business, and adjourn in six weeks, and then we. will have some redbot politics. Asked which party would elect the two United States .senators when the territory is admitted to statehood, Mr. Cannon replied i "I have every reason to believe the democrats will elect the first and send two men state legislature n of our party to the senate. Utah is 2nd. W MOST PERFECT MADE. latest styles for the coming season. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret trum Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STAKDARtt A remember that the subsoil is often full of alkali, which heavy rams would naturally remove front t he snrtace soil, but the scanty showers of arid regions cannot remove as much as the copious rains of the nioister climatcr. The farmers who. irrigates must provide for enough artificial drainage to remove the natural alkali, and must bew are of bringing to the surface, by over, irrigation, the stores of mineral Alkalied salts in the deep subsoil. ind can he reclaimed by a riqiid washing out of the alkali, provided the deep subsoil is not soaked by the cleansing water. The carbonate of soda in the black alkali can be destroyed by large applications of ground gypsum or land plaster. The sulphate of soda iir the more must be common white alkali Alkai washed out of the soil. overcome be also by partially may manure with yard copious mulching Irrigation by flooding the surface for along period is especially liable to bring the alkali to the surface. Seepage lrorn shallow irrigation furrows has provcjl much better, and more economical of water, not washing away the seed nor caking the surface, nor injuring the plants Ameri alkali by drowning and can Agriculturist. Abeautitu l?"c of c hildicns hats and caps. wrappers and skirt-wais- Also ladles cents and caps. in great variety. ts I Ladies Ladies under skirts, corsets- r a covers, night gowns, drawers, chimeses and vests. Also ladies and childrens gloves, mits, hosier- - etc. etc. All are very invited. respectfully Mps. I. B. 1 LOOK HERE. John llafen, Utahs famous artist, has just completed a fine picture of President Wiltord Wood-suf- f. It is superior to anything that has yet been produced. It has been lithographed and makes a fine large picture 21X2S inches. It is being sold in this county for 50 cents. Wc have made arrangements by which we can offer it ala most free to our readers. Cut out territory, through last as was the case fall, the coupon and bring it to the ofthe enemy slips in and beats us. ' fice and you cTin get the picture for Mr. Cannons second son, a 15 emts. Three cents extra will bl ight young fellow, is the iicw del- deliver it to you by mail, egate in congress from Utah. He is the only republican in the Cannon COUPON. NO. 1. one was Good when accompanied bv ljct. family. The elder Cannon of the twelve Mormon apostles. for a picture of Wilford WoodrnM. He is a polished old gentleman, and JtlSlI NEXliaEL is reckoned as one of the very brainiest men in the west. If lie has DONT STOP TOBACCO. political aspirations and no one While seems to know that he lias he could How to Cure Yourself Using It. secure a seat in the senate if rock-ribb- & Mrs. I. B. Brunei will display in lierstore on Main Street A full line of trimmed hats and bonnets in all the pottn e, - is DM 0. sup-ris- Tue. April 1st, Won. & GUNNISON. means that they will vote to bond the school district in aliout ten days. Entered ul tbs JuxtnlVire in Main The friends of Lars Myrup, disaecon.l rlu. mailer. covered that lie was just 'lifty years old yesterday and gave him a Thus, Higgs who. lias been very a big time w as spent an an !i.v, with pneumonia is recovering. adjournment taken for fifty years. The V. L. M. I. A. conference Another surprised party was Mrs. w as held here last Saturday. Thompson of Willow Creek. Walter Stringhain lias returned Spring work is being crowded. lYuin his trip to Millard. The grain is being put in and the John 1, Dyring is again busy at new canals being surveyed. A his business. Papering walls, and couple of thousand acres, not yet to be in demand. seems claimed, will be brought under painting Ladies will tiiul a very choice cultivation. ot Westview- canal ' company election of dress silks and trimmDover are preparing to incorporate. ings at Mrs Brunei's V. K. Reid is their attorney. flood's Pills cure jaundice, biliousness. sick headache, constipa-lio- n Henry Robbins was a Salt Lake v isitor last week. ami all liver ills. PUB. SEJMTINEL Dll Brunei, - MAIN ST. MANTI. boxes, (thirty days treatment) $2.50 or sent direct npon receipt of price. SEND SIX TWO CENT STAMPS FOR SAMPLE H'X. BOOKLET AND PROOFS FREE. Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing. Company, Manufacture mg Chemists. La Crosse, Wisconsin. W. J. Allred, well known to old settlors in Sanpete, died at his home in Beaver, last Friday. He was 67 years 01 age and was one of the most noted Indian fighters in Utah. City Drug Stobe WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGISC e carry a FulljLine of Toilet Chemicals, zrticlcs, Etc CIGARS Perfumer-- , Drugs, Etc Sc nrOSTEj The Mt. Nebo Irrigation comThe only Drug Store in Southern Sanpete. pany have purchased tlic site for their reservoir, at a cost of $25,000. W. W. Crawford, The site will cover 15,000 acres to Proprietor. a depth of 13 feet and supply water TOBACCOS- - Manti Utah. for 20,000 acres. MONEY TO LOAN II. A MOETEfi on cultivated land, in Sanpete county. For particulars apply to W. I). Livingston, County recorder, Mantj, or W. W. Wallace CARPENTER AND WEELWRICHT, Salina, Utah. ed easily the democrats elect the first state legislature. When the Tribune correspondent readied the Shoreliam, be was informed that Mr. Cannon had left the city for New York, so an authentication of the interview was It is forwarded for impossible. what it is worth, and must be taken with several grains of allowance. TOO MUCH WATER. In (the arid regions it is often easier to irrigate the crops than to W. L. Douglas O'! OnVUriTFOR AKINtt. 9)9 CUm? . cordovan; nttNCH I THE BEST. AUMMCUXD CALF. 4.3S FlNECUf&KANGMfla 3.59 POLICE, 3 SOLES. TKP 2. i.t? boysSchoolShki Everything in the line completedin the best styes, and at prices to suit the times. J Half uliork IVcyt from Ladies THE MOCKTOHsMAM. Over On Million People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory The tobacco habit grows on a They give the beet value lor the money. They equaj cnetom shoes In etylo and fit. man until bis nervous system is Their wearlnf qualities are unsurpassed. temped on sole. prices are uniform, affected, imparing health, The From Si to S J saved over other makes. we can. bold by dealer cannot our you li supply To quit comfort and happiness. suddenly is too severe a shock to Dealer whose name will shortly the system, as tobacco, to a inveter appear here. 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HTSTITLTTI03ST DEALERS IN Drygoods, Groceries, Hardware system Haco-Cur- o cultivate the soil, and the result is a constant tendeircy to use far more water than the plants need. The thick caked surface and the water soaked earth shut out the air from the roots, and the soggy ground drowns the plant, which will only thrive in a mellow, aerated soil, not only is the yield lessened and valuable water wasted, but the ground being soaked much deeper than usual, the deep subsoil alkali is dissolved iu the ground water, and brought through the settled earth to the top. crusting the surface with crystals of soda as the water The irrigator should guarantee, at $1.00 per box. three evaporates. MERCANTILE Dress Goods, Suits, Overcoats, Cashmeres, 0 obtained, andrll Fat-- j Caveat, and Tnde-Mark-s ent bun nets conducted for Modiratc me. i Oun Omcc in Orrearvc u. S. Fstcnt Omce I and tre can serura patent iu let lime thau those remote from Washington. j head model, drawing or photo,. 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