Show hundred years ago private companies carried mail andit cost 25 cents to send a letter from Boston ti The Advocate calls us lts4l Alleged Philadelphia private companies own comtemporary” Heaven be thanked the telegraph lines now and charge us 40 cents to send a message to Salt Never say harsh words of vour own hundred years f ron now? town to strangers If you can’t 'find Lake City A or six cents will five for It go ones keep “nume' Editor’s Comments A good Dont borrow the Censor It ls'nt Sprlngvilie has succesfully made a square game for the paper man war on its tin home gamblers Which ought to have the $150 and the sub'town cornea’ next? scriber may need bis paper at any time Besides We hear very little about changes harassed in ' government officials lately The ’Maine question is the now several who are contin-ual- y by paper borrowers are but they do not like to main question getting hot show it Do’nt borrow to save three cents a week Cogressiorial Eecord of March War in the past has orten been a 25 contains Congressman W II King’s world has placed famous Cuban speech In all it occup blessing to the mors the and intelligent stronger ies sixteen pages of paper races of men in charge of the more The Everyday the hope of a victory for free silver lri 1900 is the more and more clouded the further and further away ‘‘Tiie Silver Republicans will not come Into the Democratic party the Democrats will have no dealings with themuuless they do The silver Republican's left the main wing of their party for a principle the Democrats want them to take the whole Democratic platform as a second gulp This the followers of Teller and Cannon will not do and division seems inevitable The cause of free coinage has the Whole money power of the nation to fight against but worse than that is’the inability of the parties to lay aside other things and for the There is little doubt of the sound-mone- land One town in Arizona filled its militia company to overflowing and another promptly disbanded when war rumors began Up to date our company K his’nt boon brought to life by war rumors The hero of faddists for some time past has been Napoleon but at the of the thousandth anniversary of his death no doubt Alfred the Great will receive his share of attention ap-prc- ad these from people it floods put a dam in The Salt or to run before it is allowed to at all Lake the Ilcrald in :ts endeavDemocratic party or breakdown the whole machine lias attacked Judge Powers The Judge shouldn’t mind that When the Herald gets the party all huddled up it will be on hand to liave Powers un-tithe tangle Ilis judgement iq politics has been wasterful In the past and when he says the council’s tie-u- p in Salt Lake is injuring the party the Herald will find it no jest Powers is shrewder on such questions than two e have often heard of the young people of Annabella beiDg ashamed to Heralds tell where they were from But now it should be an honor to come from If post— boom times in Utah point that little towD A town of 400 that to any one fact with clearness it is can build s ch a school building need this: Utah men must hence forth ask no odds of qny place In Utah’s earlier days develop Utah California men developed Utah mines Joseph people are talking of build- and took the profit thereof to the ing a road from their town to coast eastern men built her railroads and thus draw as much trade as and lived in cities on ths It is a good thiog to see a benefits mostthe eastern possible other large sized all proper town rivalry between neighbor ventures were owned by log settlements and we hope Joseph Butthelackof eastern capital will be builds road We taje charge of preliminaries for cp unerals and to do other services usually required of undertakers HORNE &MILLEE TWO BLOCKS WEST OF THE COURT HOUSE RlcbfieldUtah Bhadstrexts Pump y rce-silv- ec phase to the water storing problem Bro Meteor seemingly wants to resu- A company now seemingly bankrupt me the anti-Uta- h war he has been has built a reservoir which causes the carrying on of late That has gone far submersion of much valuable land yet enough but if the Advocate wants the owuers can get nothing for it A any more we liavo plenty all same reservoir company should first give “We Wonder” proof of its ability to pay for all the prepared There sound-mone- To encourage reservoirs building party’s controlling the next state water storage companies have been legislature It is to be hoped that it will then heave to and not let its bast given every advantage in the arid remeasure— the income tax— fall to the gions for many years past The conditions at Marysva’e suggest another ground Coffins Caskets Trimmings Burial £Sthes Handles fScrews and the like We are also Silver In 1900 seems to be some difference of If a promising fields for civilization men among the war would now break up the old cor- opinion o regard to the present status of the rupt Spanish nation and give Cuba a movement On the one chance to progress can any one say mod we find Secretary Gage warning men that it has not answered a highly val- lis bearers that the must to 1900 in meet prepare practi uable purpose? Demo-crati- c '"era time beiDg work for silver alons It We hail the advent of a free reading room with delight Let everyone give it a book with his or her name written la the front and those who read will bless the donors THE LARGEST UNDERTAKERS td y cally the same forces they encounter ed In the electoral campaign of 1890 On the other hand we find Mr Soml ey the general secretary of the Na 'ionalSnund Money League declaring hat reports from all parts of the country are encouraging and show that while the silver movement is still active it will fiot be able to hold togeth er at another election the great vote cast at the election of a year and a half ago though suggesting that the work of the league should be continued without relaxation and should be pushed with increasing activity and kept upon a nonpartisan basis as here tofore It is proverbially difficult to forecast what relative part will be played by any particular issue in a national election still two years and a half away acd it may ba that the outcome of current events will very much modify-thsituation in 1900 At the same time it must not be forgotten that the monetary issue furnished the main line of cleavage between the two great part ies in 1896 and that bo far no other issue has crowded’ that into the background Under the circumstances it will be the part of wisdom for the to keep up their organization and to continue the work of diffusing Information duriDgtlie interval that will elapse before the next national election The case is one in which according to the homely pro verb it is better to be sure than son y It is always a mistake to underrateop-posin- g forces Kj I tl m Q O H 1 1 O otel Sold By Consolidated Implement Co sound-muneym- en THE If C T U DEBATE The DENVER THE EQUITABLE STORE AND RIO GRANDE OUR BUSINESS TOURIST OR FAMILY 6LET7TING CAR OUR PRICES TELL WHY We want more to take capital stock MADS CHRISTENSEN e ad non-residen- ts for-boi- i f IS GROWING RAILROAD CO 'A The V C T U as arranged for a public debate at the Academy nail two weeks from last night April 15 1898 at 8 p m The question is to be: “Resolved that Richfield City is more benliitted without tbesaloons revenue derived therefrom them with saloons and such revenue” Mr II N the a blessing in the long run A Ye will Hayes is to champioa the affirmative and Mr V Rapp the negative while Wroth at his beast of burd3n the accumulate capital our selves be chosen later will colleagues barbarian curses his ass and its sires A divine some days since called the but we are not saying that we arc an ass— Advoc- saloon the foundation stone of the There is more Catarrh in this secate v liquor habit Not so The saloon is tion of the country than all other diseases You don’t neid to say that John the and until the last outgrowth of the habit but the few put together was years supposed to be incura Any one who meats you knows that aliurments of cards billiards and inble For a great many years doctors first pop viting seats are pepetuators of it The pronounced it a local disease and presaloon had better exist in so far as scribed local remedies and by conThe success of M I A work this year It3 object is the gratification of a habit stantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced It incurable Science Should teach a lesson to all People already formed but It must not be al- has proven hate to keep threshing over old straw lowed to create the babit In cataprU to 1 e a constituothers As tional disease and therefore requires The Mutuals were nearly killed by for the foundation stone of liquor constitutional 'tVeatment Halt’s giingover the same old studies year drinking it ts usually formed in idle- Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J after year but they were puickly re- ness— the mother of sin A free read- Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Is the vive! by new studies ing room would strike a substantial only constitutional cure dn the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 blow at its existence drops to a teaspoonful It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Had Professor A1 arshall’s lecture been of Some one sent us a letter with a the system They offer one hundreditorial against ticket properly named it might have been ed dollars for any case It fails to cure ‘The Decay of Spanish Rule In Send for circulars and testimonials scalpiDg Who ever sent it was too big Address i' America” a coward to sign his name besides we May war come and wipe F J CHENEY & CO Toledo O can write g editorials if out the last ve3tige Ithas been a se- Hold by Druggists 75c wo need them Thanks Mr No Name arch for wealth dishonestly gUnii’ Hall's Family Ilis are the lest sa desire for gold and valuable for your trcub’e spices to enrich Spain an attempt to place serfdom on American soil from the very R’y Sevier’s nomination made by teach first Such a nation can not hold a c alone for the county supeiintend-en- t colony it doss not deserve to Then Fastest time shortest line iid best accomodations for feeding are the of schools did’nt work succesv-fuil- wh should wc we offer to shippers of live sit calmly by and allow two years ago Emery county is tock between pueblo and Kansas to starve millions of its subjects to have the teachers and trustees in a futile effort to City Special ' stock tiainsrfo subject easonabie number of cars ' ' meet together and place acaniidate them? 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