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Show WLen Mormon clnldrtn cannot go to public school with (he same FubPslieJ every Saturday by privileges as children, Tba Pablishing Company. and the teachers show partiality for the latter over the former, I'hla paper la entered at tba pnatofBea at because tbe teachers are Gentiles, Payaoa. Utah, for trauamUeloa ihruuab tba there is a somewhere a that aaaaaoad-olaamall uattar. wrong liaila should be corrected. And if the SUBSCRIPTION. 11 conditions were vice versa they One Rla moutka..... should be righted. One deserves Single eopiea five eauta. the same recognition aa the other in the public schools of Utah. The editor of a certain newsSeveral complaints have come to paper of the state has thoroughly ua from onr Eureka subscribers versed himself with all the latest about such being the case in the THE GLOBE-HEADE- R. non-mormo- n Gloiu-He&- der slang. Mrs. Nation's unquenched ardor illustrates anew that Stuns walla do not a prlsan make Nor Iran bars a cugs." nnfortnnate for admiral Sampson that he was not ''ten thousand miles away" when that recommendation uote of his was written. It was Eureka schools that the schools there being supervised by teachers the children of Mormon parentage are treated with less respect than others We do not know whether it is trne or not. We hope it is not. The snbject is one we are not able to handle, and suggest that the Eureka papers take up the matter and look into it. It they find such conditions existing the public should know it throiighthe medium of their columns. non-Morm- on The Park Record is our only exchange which to any extent recognised St Patricks day. The front page of its laBt issue was There seems to be a wrong in green. printed opinion in the minds of eastern people regarding Utah and pi oral r marriages, Mrs. Susie Young February was a for Utah in the matter of the pro-du- Gates of Provo, while in New ion of its mines, the total York the other day, gave an intervalue foi the mouth being report view to the associated press reed at $2,292,450. garding conditions in this state, and said: "It is always so much easier," There are two sides, and possibly more to the new billion dollar she said, "to make one's observasteel combine. Those inside help tions of a community fit in with themselves, and those outside ones prejudices aud preconceptions. That is why people who cant help themselves. go to Utah get such an unfair idea of us. The Mormons are, The Nephi Record last issne above all things, loyal Americans. contained nearly a two column aAs to plural marriages, I wish comment on the proposed people's as much as possible to follow tbe store in this city. Most of the advice given by the president of article did not flatter the plan, but my church. He said to me: 'Don't quite to the contrary. talk about that. The time ie past when it could bo talked about, and The Utah legialators have made the people havj given it up.' Bat a reputation of being rustlers. I would like to say that, even in They jabored all day last Sunday the old days, only about 4 per in nu endeavor to s;ieedily close cent of the Mormons were of that up the businesa of the legislature. order. At Provo, where I live, I had oMMion tha oilier day. to Tha aroaada aga'tyit Sunday vinl tors in Salt Lake failed to check count np tbe number of families them. that had practiced that institution, and there were jnsl two ont of 1400. Governor Wells in a lengthy "I would not Lave anyone article which accompanied the understand me as opposed to the Evans hill bnck to the legislature, doctrine in theory, but onr fellow very clearly expressed his reasons citizens may be sure that, as Wo for vetoing the measure. Mormonism began without polyg-ambelieve a majority of the people so it Jean go on without poof the state coincide with him in lygamy, now that we are anre that his views upon the matter. polygamy is against the laas of our country. The Biughain Bulletin ie for compulsory vaccination. It says: is spreading. In "Smallpox Cache connty, all up and down Beware of Ointments for Catarrh the valley, it is said quarantine that contain Keren :y, flags are thick, as yellow jackots under a sweet apple tree. But as mercury will surely destroy the Utah's lawmakers decided that sense of smell and completely dethe whole system when ensmallpox is more wholesome than range it through the mucous surprevention, and so we can hare it tering faces. Such articles should never or move out, be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the The courtesy of wealth is shown will do is ten fold to in the way other men who count damage they can possibly derive the their money by the millions are fromgood yon Halls Cataarh Cure them. giving the library donntion field manufactured F. J. Cheney & by to Mr. Carnegie. If Mr. Schwab C contains no merO., o., Toledo, masses the fortune his predecessor aud taken is cury, internally, act did, in the sains lime, and there tbe blood and opon directly ing is no roason why he shouldn't mucous surfaces of the system. In with a million a year salary and Catarrh Cure be other advantages, and disposes of buying IIall,s the sure genuine. It is it as liberally ns has Mr. Carnegie, takenyou get made in Toand internally, education in this country ought to ledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co be greatly advanced. According Testimonials free. to advice Mr. Carnegie's plan of Sold by DrnggiBts, Trice 75c dying the way he entered life, poor, bottle. is in rnpid motion. Halls Family Pills arc the best The two Eureka newspapers are strongly censuring the Rio A Good Cough Xeilcic Tor Children. Grande Western for not building "I have no hesitancy in recomat their town, mending Chamberlains Cough a respectable depot and all kiuds of names are given Remedy," Bays F. P. Moran, a the station that at present Bcrves well known and popular baker of the people and has seived them l'itcnberg, Va. Wo have giveu ever since the trains first pulled it to our children when troubled into tha camp over that road. The with bod coughs, also whooping papers claim that if the company cough, aud it has always giveu can plant shade tree at great ex- perfect satisfaction. It was recompense along its property between mended to me by a ilruggiat as the layson and Malt Lake, it surely best cough medicine for children ought to afford euitablo structures as it contained no npinui or other for its patrons. Furoka actually harmful drug." Sold by D. W. record-breake- el y, does need a new depot. Irvine. GEHERIL HIRRISOS. In the death of Uarrisou the United States Las lost its moat distinguished public man iu private life. No contemporary statesman held the before the American position which was after his retirepeople ment from the head of the government. The standing of the and successor ia fairly comparable to that which he had, but with a difference. Mr. Cleveland has largely turned aside from public pursuits, while General Harrison was to the last essentially a man of national affairs, uo more detached from the currant of public interests than in the days of active political work. None surpassed him and perhaps only two since Washington equalled him in that regard. For fifteen years, iu the retirement of Monti-cellJefferson, occupied with incessant correspondence with bis successors aud other statesmen, was the sage of American politics. Jobu Quincy Adams on the floor of the House of Representatives rounded out his service of bis country and vastly augmented his Presidential fame. General Harrison became neither an oracle nor a legislature, but he became an active private citizen of the most useful type, holding a place of international distinction iu his profession and interesting himself frankly, yet with the dignity and reserve becoming his former high office, in all the public concerns of the American people. His fellow citizens listened to liim with a uni venal respect such as was accorded to no other man in the country by the people, regardless ot agreement or disagreement with his views- - This profound popular regard was won, moreove, immediately following a time of political warfare, iu which he was the target of bitter criticism, and notwithstanding the fact that ho was not a man who created enthusiasms and gathered a large personal His emineuce was following. a triumph vl intellect distinctly and character. General Harrison was one of a long list of great Americans who had the typical American training. Like Lincoln aud Grant and Garfield, he sprang from a sturdy Anglo-Saxo- n stock engaged in tbe conquest of the wilderness. In his boyhood the people of the Ohio Valley were jast emerging from the pioneer epoch. They bad colleges, and he went to one; bat, though his grandfather had of the United been President was he States, brought np to work on a farm and early trained to habitaof industry and self reliance. Taking np the law for a livelihood, he gained almost immediate success. His service in tbe Civil War, which he entered as a lieutenant and from which he immerged as a brigadier general, was distinguished. He was a brave and an efficient leader in battle and a remarkable organizer aid disciplinarian in camp qualities rarely obseryed among volunteers. It is too suen yet to pt si judgement on his state imanship. All concede his ability and integrity, Rut his policies are still too much a matter for debate for any general agreement to bo possible. Us was president in a trying time of popular uucertainity and discontent, and no policy could have a fair trial, owing to sudden reactions of sentiment. He has been criticised for concessions to silver, bnt be was a thorough sound money man, and in nil probability saved the country from silver by makiug a compromise at a time when the silver sentiment was so strong in both parties that it might have forced free coinage aa the alternative. The compromise showe the futility of trying to bolster up the price of silver, and educated the conservative tuen iu both parties to the necessity cf the gold standard, which few before had realized. His administration in all its branches was admirably clean, he surrounded himself by pre-pecesa- or o, 1 ah's men; his record for appointments, notably to the bench, earn-t- d the commendation of foes as well as friends. Protection as in law under bis lSad, though suffering a temporary defeatist since been amply justified by the wonderful triumphs of American industry and commerce ou the revival of that system. His conduct of foreigu affairs was firm and successful, res oiling in some notable triumphs for American diplomacy. He paved the way to expansion to Hawaii, though the consummation of his plans were not achieved until the administration cf President Me- -. Kinley. While there may still bo differences over the fxilitical views which prevailed iu his election aud were temporarily discorded foar years later, there are no differences concerning General Harrisons disinterested patriotism, his broad statesmanship and his high Cb riatiau character. II is place of honor amoug the makers of American history is assured. N, Y. Tribune. (Soiasorieif PaiToij. n -- V Fine bathroom in connection: E. DEAN, - PAT80N, - Proprietor. KINGS FARE NO BETTER Tbe Irish nationalists are now dispntiug King Edwardss right to call himself defender of the faith. TLib is only a way they have of tryinj to impress upon him that he has no title to call Limself anything bat dennis. S. L. Herald. AmerWhen they travel, than do the every-da- y icans who go east via Denver and the Burling- ton Route. Not a single change of cars, Salt Lake to Omaha and Chicago; not a feature of the service i hit c;n be criticised by any man or woman. Standard sleepers daily at 8:30 a. m. Tourist cars 8:30 a. m. Thursday?; 8:20 p. m. fair-mind- Among tbe most euthnsiastic collectors of tbe country is George Gould. Mr. Gould's hobbies are coins and rail roads. Exchange. ed Fridays. Call or write well gladly inform you about our service to the east. The Census Cf 1SG0 A booklet giving the population of of the LI uiletl State of 25,000 all and over according to the census of 1900, has just been issued by the Passenger departmeut of thu Chicago, Milwankee & St Paul Railway, and a copy of it may be obtained by sending your address; with two-cuetrup to psy postage, to the General Passenger Agent of theChicago, Milwankee A St. Paul Railway, Chicago, 111. UTAH - - Tloket Office, R. F. NESLEN, 79 W. Second South St. General Agent, Salt Lake Citt. as Six Million 'Dollars When you go East 9 Ry the Ask your agent for a ticket reading via R. G. V. and Spent Union Pacific Railroad Co. in improving what was originally the iine6tatrack in tbe West. Colorado Midland RESULT A comparatively straight and level roadbed ballasted with dnst-les- s Sherman Granite rendering possible the highest rate of speed You will save timo, which is ruxicy together with the greatest degree ,VeetL to yon. You will seo thu FINEST of safety. The magnitude of the B .1 w ill work must be seen to be Colorado SCENERY and la you AM PM apprecimake direct connections at Colorado ated. bait Lake it 910J.T3SUn 23 Ar bprlugriUe s ia Springs, Denver or Pueblo, fur all points WITAT DOES IT MEAN? Spnuiih Fork 7 MIS IS Eas-- t or South. Furiun 7 I2'3 04 North, Solid Bantaqiiiu comfort, security and pleaII 7 3 2 41 Two trains daily between H.ilt Luke Gneheu II sure to onr patrons. 25(2 30 Kt.Kebo 0:55 I and 25 Denver, lustring Spriugvllle 8401 Bureka 05 Mammoth Jet. II i atfiPM ARE YOU GOING EAST? and 9:15 p. m. Carrhs through Sliver City Dtp 8 13 1233 Coaclit, Chair Can and Pullniuii If bo yon cannot afford to go Sleeping Cars. other than this ROYAL viaany ON WEDNESDAY MORNING a Atatutlom where no time ia tbowntralna do HIGHWAY. Further informacar B Tourist leaves Ogden ruiming uottop. Dtralns'rua dally tion to ou M. St. C. & C. R. via laul through application personally or truluiruu daily except uuday, LAP. D C.DODGB, by letter to ON THURSDAY MORNING a tourAGou'I Mgr F. B. Choate, ist sleeper runs through to Chicago via . II. DAUCOCJf, General Agent, Salt Lake City, C.M. andC. B. A Q. These cars aie TrafiSo Manager. of the latist a tern and affords the GEO.W.HEISTZ, traveler set vice at a mini- Railway, Wsjt-Uon- Bait-jbuui- ul AS 17 ., Viee-Pre- et tirt-cl:u- ei Geu'l Paia. Agt. mum cost OREGON SHORT Write for litemture. 17. B. DEV Alt, G. P. A. W. II. DONNEL, Gen'l Agt. 20U Dooly lllock, Balt Lake Cify.Utali. LINE RY. New Train Servlec. tralm will bo elegantly equipped ure lylocalaudHlwnyeoutime. Patronise them when you travel, D.eeo tsKit s Comforts of Home Tbs Only Line Having two Lines of Bail-va- y Between Grand Junction nd Denier Can U had on the Magnificent Limited Train of the - . . . Ticksti Good Via Either Line. Two Daily Fast Express Trains to Glen wood Springs, Leadville, Ia effect July 11. 1900. rrelae Arrive and Depart at the Varloue tatloue ai Follow! : A 4 WP IS 7 50 Ar. ui Lv, On J5 85 7 ini 7 14 04 i 7 9 10 i 7 25 WJ I 7 45 ' 7 55 9 47 8 J!2 IK Oil 17 10 83 9 lo I 45 111 05 f No. I No. A M) PM M Id 50 Ogden Cripple Creek, lceblo Colorado Springs, Denver and North Round I Ar.'l Ar STATION" J.V. i i.vj No. t No. 1 10 Av. j8ilt Lakej Lr. Lehl Junction Lehl Araeriran Fork OleiKiut Grove Provo Springville Spanleh Fork Injmon All Points East. I E 50.7 Ki 9 4.VS SO 9 33 jS 00 SffilftOO 8 :I4 58 8 20.4 M 8 1,4 45 8 00:1 M 1 4H 4 25 7 4114 08 i, e, mu All tho LOCAL TIME CARD. South Humid m BCFJilO LINK OF TJIE WOULD." Leaving OMAIIA daily at 6:C0 p. m., Lv Ocf an Lv Self I aike Lv for CHICAGO. golid Glectrie-Eig- ffectiveSept, ArOraiulJno ht 28, 1900. 7 55 a m 8 I'd a m e 4:i a m t3im dll Glen wood 9 oA p m do Lendvili l4 2uam do (.'ripple Crk 7 :ioa m 7 2Bi 81 do iinb!a 518am 8 S 05 7 on a ia dofoloSpct 8 10 do Denver f :o a m 5 SO iv. rniireetloiie made at Pueliln. 1 SO A M Dining-Car- s, Day Coaches, Chair-CarP M Xpriun and Denver with all linaa e: Oaela 50 So 8 ryant diiiiu nilrararhair ran and 1 S 05 uiiford 8 CO train!. Inks the Di vjeepen on and K and Palace Sleepers. Library-Ca- rs 7 US have a comfortable t Frisco 805 enjoy the llnet aeeuerjr on the eoatim H. U.StIKHXKU, Agt.. IV, train dally from v,an. S. K. HOOFER. K. a to alt Lake. Two faet train dally For those who sleep woll on a train, G. P. I. A. Denver. jH'GHEi. Traffic Man. Colo. alt Laketonllpointeoaet. Denver, Colo For these B F. NKVIXS, (Jen. roved Tourist leeper end Free Berlin -- we have wlmt you want. xj't. hair If are alt Lake to Culeagowlthont who dont sleep well wo have ;iti elect- H.Sr.Cushiu. S' W. 2nd go. Wegant Day Cooehea. ric roiling lamp In your t.. Suit Lake Cltj by only Hue operating .lining csrerrvloe. which can read all you night if you and Faetoot Line from rult to Denver. Krneue City. 'Jinn ha and all wieli, wlih'Hit diblui'Ling Miu-m- . ed frain of N-- ft: s, ; i; r.-a-v. lrlh i hortt Ie Eaet. eengere not rarrird o freight trail e. roe end Gen. Mgr . W.XilCl.K leti.Trf. Mgr. R. Burley. Gru'l P.inruger Agt. TUket Olfico 201 Main rt.alt Lehr City. Alex Thornton. Agent. Iayioa. , i In faet sit the mmiiru eenveuii-no- With fi.T SAFETY and COMFORT. ure to he I, ltd if i travel via the C. R-M. A St. 1 I vi-i- L. L. DOWNING. Coiuinirel .1 A- -t. Salt l,Rke City, rtah, !inciirp-a"i-;."- tUj'lif . 7i".V !. A't. 1 |