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Show REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. continuing the appointment of registration officers to one iolitieftl party, id violation of the sp rit of the law. Addopted in Provo Convention, SepSeventeenth We arraign the Democratic territorial oflicials of Utah for tember 11th, 1804: and gross repeated violations of the civil In convention Assembled the Republi- service law and such of the Democratic s as have dragged their high cans of Utah renew their fealty to the judges down to tho olTeusivo partisanship arty of freedom and justice, the party level. Eighteenth We favor the granting of of free speech and a free ballot, the party equal suffrage to women. Nineteenth We demand for tho new that believes in the protection of Ameristate of Utah a wise, liberal constitution can industries. the America working-ma- n and an economical government, and and the American citizen, and con- pledge the Republican party, if giyen the power, to secure both. gratulates the people of Utah on the Twentieth We rejoicj in tho past of the Republican party; wo glory in the near approach of statehood, and declare, fact that no other political organization First In favor of the American doc- ever approximated to its magnificent trine of protection to home industries, achievements, atul look confidently for established by the founders of tho gov- its swift restoration to power and a renewal of its benefactions to tho people ernment! by the Republi- of the United States. Twenty-firs- t That we favor, ns far as can party and steadily practiced by the ot public offipracticable, compensation pioneers and people of Utah. cials by fixed salaries, and the enactment Second We recognize the silver ques- of judicious legislation providing for tion as one of paramount importance to the payment of fees collected into the the people, and we be! eve that no full public treasury. We endorse the efforts now being prosperity can bo enjoyed until silver made throughout the territory to ensnail be re tored, and wo demand its re courage the purchase of monetization on the old ratio with gold goods, and pledge ourselves to support such a policy. of 10 to 1. Third Wt; favor the cession of the unsold public lands to tho and territories respectively, in aid of irrigation undte.e public schools. Four; li Wo ,,'v with regret the DKAtiTCIiS IX' of the g.eut army of nnemployed men and women of our country, and Musical Instruments, Sewing Machines, Pictures, Frames, Rig Bargains n charge this unfortunate condition to the Dress floods, Silks, Skirls, ina liiu.Linis'.rai ion, legislation and mis ; Shoes. Stationery, etc. rule of the Democratic party. Fifth We ad vocal o tho establishment Also special man from thecast repairing of a national board of arbitration, whoi-.all kinds of sowing machines, shall bo to adjust all controprov-ticversies between capital and labor, to the CALL AND EXA MIN E. GOODS AND end that st likes, lockouts and other aim GET PRICES. iiai disturbances may bo authoritatively adjusted on principles of justice. STORE IN WIG I U MAX BLOCK. iS'.xlh Wt-- oppose s cruel arid unjust the bh.ckiis'.ing of the employes who are discharged fiO u or leave the service of Abo First-clas- s the einyiojcr. Hewn 1; Wo favor the eight-hou- r system of labor and believe that eight home should constitute a legal d iys work upo.i all public an I private conin same block tracts. Eighth We favor Iho establishment THE MILD POWER CURES. of a posial tcicgr.ip estm by iho general government, thus furnishing to the people cheap and abundant f.i.'ilitios lor the Iran-- , nr.ssion of int jllig nco. Dr. IIiimiihreyD Pppciflcn are scientifically and Wo favor the exdusion from Nor in preuared ltciiicdlus, used for years tho carefully iii criminal and the pauper, for over thirty years by our count iy private practice andsuccess. Every slugle Specific people with entire i.aan. h. .' tie elements of other countries. a special cure for tho disease named. has Tenth The Republican party They cure wit hout digging, purging or reducing the system, and are lu fact aud oeeu the Sovereign oi" freo ice eve L'r. ihe friend public Remedies of the Ytoiid. hv'm-'isystem of oiir country. s;ul we coses. r bices. evt-ruit or aoauEBB. pledge on r unkittericg aupiiurt to Inflammations. 1 .25 Congestions, Fevers, its to increase servo measure vi u;k rhall 2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic... .25 3 Teething; Colic, Crying, Wakefulness .25 j: wvr for good. .25 4 Diarrhea, of Children or Adults E event h- - - We believe that public Billons Colie 25 5 Griping, Dysentery, and IJiccra should receive jixed sunTi?, .25 6 Vomiting Cholera Morbus, ; aid into the public 25 7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ti:a. ft.:- s should Faeeache.... .25 f.ivc-8 Neuralgia, Toothache. we t jmneious legisla.ury, :;id 9 Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. .25 tion to this einl. as far as practicable. 10 Dyspepsia, Biliousness. Constipation .25 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods. .25 Twelfth Wo denounce the Democrat12 Whites, Too Profuse Periods .25 ah on questions ic parly lor its at th into Hoarseness.... .25 13 Croup, Laryngitis, of s our inter s' i.iaii'r.il n treeing t!:o 14 Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. ,25 i 15 Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Pains.. .25 ep niy by placing our raw Chills, Fever aud Ague.... .25 16 and n (hei.ee specially 17 Malaria, materi.ilu Blind or Bleeding 25 Piles, .f thus free woog for i"s advocacy 25 18 Ophthnlmy, Bore or Weak Eyes. the v. .1 .eroweis of the territory 10 Cutarrh, Influenza, Cold In tho Head .25 .25 20 Whooping Cough to com. etc with l.le cheap labor of the 21 Oppressed Breathing 25 Asthma, : ii n the dustry w..rid, mid d (tivving 22 Ear Discharges, Impaired nearing .25 23 Scrofula, Enlarged Glands, Swelling .25 lifih in point of imp ri iii.ee in theUnion, 24 General Debility, Physical Weakness .25 coin-pcthus lead, for its advouv.cv ol .f.;o 25 25 Dropsy, and Scanty Secretions d miners of the Sickness from Riding .25 26 ling the fcilvcr-lo27 Kidney Diseases .................... .25 c uni rv to compete v.i'h ti.o cheap latjor 25 29 Soro Mouth, or Canker (X) 0 to from for wnivi: g i.L iMex'ccJ. SO Urinary Weakness, WettlngBed.. .25 25 cents per (ho . :iec(Uso it. advocates the 31 Painful Periods Throat.. .25 the l.dc rer and 34 Diphtheria, Ulcerated Sore i, lacing o' the farau-r35 Chronic Congestions ft Eruptions. .23 latter t ie riiPchiiU'C in oclose ami labor EXTRA NUMBERS: umlor with t! cheapest 2S Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak-ness, or Involuntary Discharges 1.00 . the sun. . 32 Diseasesof the Heart, Palpitation 1 .00 Thirt eonth Wo arraign the Demo33 Epilepsy, Spasms. St. Vitus Dance.. .1.00 cratic puriv for tm suppression of the of the on receipt of price, Bold by DraggliM, or sent Rqiubimnn vote in the majority Dm, lliariiBKT. U.bu.l (144 pegee,) mailed fbjce. and i'ivrce b fraud, southern slates, Tort uripiiHKTS rm.co.,1 i t a i i s wim at., unequal laws, thus violating the sanctity of fieo luslitudo s. Fourteenth We unite our .gushes of shame villi tims ..f all other ivliwd nmi retort! people, when we cvitem.ilnte 'hes trt.at-incof tho reivnt uduuniNt'iitioii (if the Hawaii ui iiuvsn n. HAZEL Fifte nth W- - arraign rid Democratic THE PILE OINTMENT." administration for its failure to enforce n refii External or Internal, Blind or Bleeding; its exEu-ioi law; rorrflps e the Ciiiue Fistula in Ann; itching or lHcedliig of the Rectum. ' of the for--cause t.bu on al to The relief is immediate tho cure certain. pirchusirg TRIAL 8IZ7L 35 CTS. Rh er in a n n w J nu i is iv p. a TRICE, 50 CTS. Utah the We or on receipt of price. d sent Bold arraign by Prnsgiiti, Sixteenth in William A course BL, XZTT T0UI its JILSlIIUKYSaKD.Ca., Ill for lit Oj inuissi.iii p.tr:.u:i olli-ce- home-manu-factur- non-miner- al in-ciee- so SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD- - The ONLY line running TWO fast trains daily to EFFECTIVE APRIL 29, 1894. Train No. 2 -- Leaves Ogden, 7 a m, Salt Lake, 8:05 a m. Arrives at Pueblo, C:X0 a m; Colorado Springs, 7:51 a m; Denver, 10:90 a m. Train No. 4 Leaves Ogden, 7:20 a m; Salt Lake, 8:2.7 p m. Arrives at Pueblo, G:23 p m; Colorado Springs, 8:00 p m; Denver, 10:90 p m. Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver with all lines East. Elegant Day Coaches, Chair Cars and Pulluian Sleepers on all trains. Take the I) & R Cl and have a comfortable trip, enjoy the linest scenery on the Continent A S IIUGIII- S, Traffic Mgr., Dover, Colo. S K HOOPER, G P & T A, Dever, Colo H F NEVINS, General Agent. II M CUSHING, Traveling Passenger Agent Lake City, Utah. S-i- lt THE RIO GRANDE WESTERN oj3 4 RAILROAD 4s 4 West-boun- d East-boun- d e i 1 I At stations where no time is shown trains do not stop. D trains run daily. S E W. II. SIIERMER, Agent, Payson traini run daily except Sunday. Q N PACIFIC SYSTEM The Through Oar Line. i y ( IN EFFECT AFRIL 0, 1834. LOCAL TJUE CARD, Trains arrive and depart at Ihs various stn twins as follows: - r i i lii-t- , com-jL-Pin- coui-petilk- m pn.t-p.- ld SPECIFICS. nt i HUMPHREYS WITCH -- a 1 1 Fan . po.t-p.l- OIL Ar 8 04 li li9 id L mill America i i'Vrk lii .1 ro 57 8 22 8 19 8 07 n i l'lihK lit. Grove P:nvo ss. , 9 90 0 20 F.i:i-;- t Sea-Sickne- Lv Sandy ij i 10 1() Ogd.n Ar ... Lv i ,ulJ"ko ) 7 43 Si'iiniuk F;rk P.l Niq.lli Ar Lv h I.v j I Juab M - 'f Ji1 , ,.,i rr I Lv Ar I Lv ; Ar Tr; ies souti of Juab run daily except Sunday. Tlmvugli Pullman Palace Sleepers to Chicago without change. Improved To i rist Sleepers. Free Reclining Chair Cars, Elegant Day Coaches. Tin Only Line Operating Dining Car Service. The shortest and Fastest Lino to all pjiais east. I). E. Hurley, General Passenger Agent, City Ticket office 201 Main st. Sail L.iKe S. Stark, Agent Pay son. S II II Clark, Oliver W Mink, E Ellery Anderson, John W Doane, E. L. LOMAX, Crenl Passenger and Ticket Agent, E. 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