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Show .. ,n.r-J.f..-.,n-,w., wOT-pn iTM ,iitf-0Miafcatf-.-&iWi :Wmjiiiimiim''"'''''''' iimii linn, ii iiiniinn i i 4 j.ui tf in i 11 1 -mt Trr- ii .., ' 1 --- y .... . ...... . !'acd every Fi'Ulij. ft. V. FEXtf. r.iltor iatl Jtanaiter. . ftntfml nt tbe post ortli.-s at. s'jh vllle, fctali. fur Iranmulssinii Iti jlju-h tliu luiuU us iocotid-clx'i maitur. 1ZdM3 OF SUBSCRIPTION. Hue year, Six months. Three month. 2.00 l.oo DISCOURAGS THE TftAMPS; Springville is a great dii'npinp; place for thitt species of mankind known as the hobo. Of course there ma be a large number of ihein who are merely tinfoil-(mates tinfoil-(mates ami uvo "touring" the t:ooi!!try h.V nature's means of i Irausil aibl are perfectly honest in their search for labor, ami it Slioilhl he provided them. Ail ir!irt stop off in Springville rdionld be provided with a public meal and should giVe tjuid pro j juo, for the same. The disposition of this class j bf people has been a vexed ijues- i lion in cities of a larger proportion propor-tion than Springville boayls and but very few cities in the Stale mo situated us convenient for the festive pilgrim ns Springville n ltd we think. some means should be adopted whereby a certain amount of wotk should be done hoth by the honoat tramp and Hie hobo. In some cities of this country a rock-pile is inaugurated inaug-urated where all people kept by the city arc expected to pay lor their keep, and perhaps a little more, by breaking up these rocks or stones into small pieces, to be placed on the public roads, and 'ere long the very best macadamised macadam-ised highways ure established. The farmers owning land abutting abut-ting the principal streets are invited in-vited lo throw tho stones and Small rooks into the streets in (small piles, which are soon reduced re-duced to the best kind of road (nuterial, and it is not long before be-fore that- (own is carefully avoided by the tramp or hobo element. If this or sonic other system of utilizing tho transient labor, tor remuneration for satno' were inaugurated, that cxcrablo piece )f lnnd nnd swamp, some times Called a road, between Father (tiles'tj houso and the Union l'acific platform might soon be converted into a creditable drive and bicyelu truck, which would bo noted tnd commented on by passengers on the Union Pacific. The distance is just exactly one ra ilo and could bo made most acceptable as a race track for bicycle rideis, who would gladly assist in maintaining its condition condi-tion for this purpose. One of tho first points of interest in-terest noted by passengers on through trains of the Sanpete branch of the H G. W. is the fiuo roads leading Irom the depots to tho towns. This is re-ruarkably re-ruarkably so at Mt. Pleasant, "Micro a broad, clean and level toad can be seen almost up to tho mountains east of town. Sonic may say our road from the H. G. V. is a good road. Yes, it is a little- better than the one from the U. P. track, but is no clear index to the beautiful town of Springville. It is often bountifully fringed with weeds and embellished with tiiud-puddles tiiud-puddles froiu careless irrigators or pfodigal street sprinklers (seldom tire latter). If a public soirp-housc were established where liberal housewives house-wives might send a wayfaring work-seeker to get Lib breakfast, dinner or supper and a bed if he Jesired,-and tr convenient rock-jdle rock-jdle -be established, many a dol- l:r vv i 1 1 ! . 1 lu saved iiimI iroo inat'adaiuizcd roads establi-lieit ;S:l l Ih-fi! of nil SM invillf, su ;i I (if hoi tij; a i?fM:--a for t hi-w hi-w e.iry pilgrim, vn:'iU bo j ist ti t- (liact lor litem to avoid. What ilo v.ui niv, fellow ci:i- jiciia? Di'ii'i nil think it hoit'.T , for these jtooj.ltr to pay for ! what they f't hy improving otir j roads im. I i vl icvi ng in ! i e very ; fn ij'u-nt tlru.'ts on our iar It-rs? . A WORTHY W8TITUTI0S. 'Mi.it noUle in.-tiltiiion known ill Uii4i IIS St. M llk'li Jlos.ilal, ol Salt Lake City, is Smiled woi I hy of special coin ineinla' ion. spring vi He ,su IhTors h ivo recent ') had occa on in lli roc distinct I ml bless the cases to I no up ; cllieacy of the methods adopted. In one case, a lady I, a I no!, been out of the bo'l-c for thirteen years until tin- menim able 1 1 in to Si. Mark's Uuopiial was taken, about a year ago, si nee w lien tliv been hibin; tin rn almost daily iu-frcsh iu-frcsh air of heaven and the glorious sunlight of health. The oilier cases speak volumes of benilicent results of care in this well known in.iti-lulion. in.iti-lulion. St. Maik's Hospital was in corporated in 1 STU, and has boon ; r . i ' in operation ever since, in iiiej autumn of IS!) 3 the old buildings on Fifth Ivi.it and Third South otreels weie abandoned and the liandioino new hospital, just built lit the north end of the Salt Lake City, opposite the Warm Springs bathing houses, was put into use. With the many improvements over the old buildings, a groat increase of patronage has been extended to the hospital, and the authorities authori-ties arc now forming plans for the erection of a wing, so soon as tho necessary funds can be secured. A most cordial invitation in-vitation is given those who are iiileroslod in hospital work to visit tho institution. It has a largo, light and commodious operating room, whore the lest possible attention can bo given to those who need surgical aid. Last spring an ambulance was added to the hospital equipment, equip-ment, so that patients coming in from a distance might be carefully care-fully moved from the depots to the hospital on a cot stretcher provided for that purpose, or city patienhs conveyed from their homes with assistance from a physician when necessary or hospital nurses and attendants. The bright, airy, clean rooms and corridors of the hospital at tract favorable notice, and a good stull of nurses, and carefully ire-pared ire-pared food, offer special advantages ad-vantages to those who need hospital accommodation. The writer had groat pleasure in meeting the President of the Hospital, IJishop Abiel Leonard and Resident Physician A. C. Hehle, both gentlemen who take deep interest in the welfare of the institution and its patrons, many of whom are impecuuious, but are never the less just as well treated. A love of humanity unci a desiro to alleviate their sufferings seems to pi-evade everyone from tho gentle tread of the efficient nurso to the business busi-ness department whose terms of admission are arranged with that tact and kindness, which make you foil perfectly welcome and at home. Up in the gruesome operating room that same careful, care-ful, considerate and kindly sympathy sym-pathy prevails. Many new improvements are being made and are under consideration, con-sideration, the chief one being an- addition of a hundred foot i A Hays : fir sfivfTPit trial Anil lest provn in rfgaitl to llif'-rt's 5:ilHit p: liilit gst, Creates! IVierit U S'TiirM l,y a peculiar C'nr.ihir.!-tion, C'nr.ihir.!-tion, l'rojlortion i'imI I'I'xtsi i.iiknown to (,tlr. which Hiiti:ral!y ami ai.'t-.iaily produces ld, Greatest Cures da fitwiv.-n l.y thmtiasKts of Unite ,t, volnit:iiy testiiimiiiats v.liidl i.:. timely and actually piuiluce 3d, Greatest Sales According t'lthe statements ff ilniifsisH all over 1'ne country. In tiicsi' tlu'o points Hoo'1'3 KarsaparllU is pw;uliar to it jt 1(. Sarsaparilla 1 : tin' lic-a U I i ll.c On" Tri: I'iood PnrifiiT I, , it'll n'' "ii" on I v i Us In t.ji ktf It 00(1 3 .liiil(ii..lsSarsaiiirilU. winir on the South of four stories hijih especially for the miners who so willingly aotist in the hospihil maiuta-inance. Tiik Ogden papers and correspondents cor-respondents from that burg ure fairly reeking with fulsome self-praise self-praise for their alleged enterprise enter-prise in diverting the great relay bicycle race from Salt Lake via the oulskirst of their own village thus disappointing thousands of people of Salt. Lake and several of Ogden. For our pari, we consider this kind of diversion, holders on vandalizm wiih no element of inlelligence and exhibits no credit to any of its promotors or sympathisers, much less to the smart Aleck who sent the 'funny" telegram to Mayor Olendening. Wii ore delighted to welcome the Great Campaign weekly visitor lo our sanctum. Its bright and welcome countenance made its appearance last Monday with an original cartoon representing Hryun as Samson tearing open the lions (money power) jaw nnd driving off the young cubs (Mc-Kinley (Mc-Kinley and llobart). We are indeed glad to welcome the versatile and trenchant Essay Caigh Scip Kenner, into the journalistic field again. What about that County Fair? Don't let tho matter drop, for, even if begun now, before complete com-plete arrangements can be made, winter is apt to bo in too close proximity for a first-clas3 display. dis-play. November is the very latest month in which a good Fair can bo held. So mind your p's and q's. An Ideal Tanacsa. James L. Francis, Alderman, Chica-Ko.says: Chica-Ko.says: "I regard lr. King's New Discovery Dis-covery as an ideal panacea for coughs, rnlils, and lung complaints, having used it In my family for the last live years, to the exclusion of physicians' prescriptions or other preparations." riev. John liu.gus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes: "1 have been a minister of the Methodist Episcopal t'hurch for lifty ears or more, and have never found anything so beneficial, or that gave such speedy relief as, lr. King's New Medical Discovery." Try tins ideal cough remedy now. Trial Initios Ini-tios free, At C. J. Peterson's, Bryan on Bi-metalism. Mr. Bryan left, a series of answers to questions that if used will stump a few of our "patriotic'' would lie orators in this neck o' the woods. Here they are: If a man says he is tor the gold standard tell him he is a man without with-out u party in the United States; tell him he cannot stand on any national platform ever written In this country. If lie says he Is opposed to a gold standard and in favor of bimetallism, ask him whether lie thinks the best way to get bimetallism is to have a gold standard. And if ho is to have bimetallism, ask him how long he U willing to wait for St. If he savs he needs other nations to help, ask him what other nation lie want t help, and what chance be thinks theiels of tliivS helping, and ask hin whether he thinks a creditor country, whose managers and whose rulers protlt by tho restoration in the value of the dollar are very good people to expect ti.tCMPtj to help n to Mop the thing vi liii h is doing t lioin pood, Ak him what reason lie has lo think tli.il Im-maii Im-maii nature is any dilT-aent. in a foreign for-eign country from what it is Lett: and iisk hlirt if Me knows of any hoi! In ic trying to hurt himself ju.-t t help somebody else If he sajsthat he does not think thai t h is nai ion is iarjte inoiih til li.tvea tnancial iolicy ol it own, ask him whal. lie thinks tins n.it ion is i.tri. eimtitih to have, If ho sas that we are n it, able to legislate for ourselves on the teatest nicsi ion that can com.- before tin people, ask him what right we had, anyhow, to declare, our independence a hundred years ago. If they tell you I hat t iiey do not want a 'i.i eeiit dollar, dol-lar, a.ik them if ihey have got, any ol i hose dollars to .-ell now at "H ceiii. Tell I hi in I hat under t ree coinage t he dollar v, ill be t he sane1 ns it is now: will lie of of the same weight and Hie same line lies, and that il w ill he a hai il lender better t han it is today, because while ! he si! er do!-i hi r is a legal tender today, unless somebody emit raels against it, the new silver dollar w ill he a legal tender no unit ! or i f men liereal'i er 1 1 y by law to demonetize what thegivern-mcnl thegivern-mcnl make inoiiev. They teil jou III. it t lie government iniM- redeem all bsobligalk.in in gold. W ho said so'.-No so'.-No law ever said so. No law is on the statute books today that ever said so.'' Boat it to His Mother ia Gennaa Mr. Jacob Eslicusen, win is in the employ of the Chicago Lumber do., at Des Moines, I iva, says: ''I have ju.-t sent some medicine back to my in the old country, that I know from personal use to be the best medicine , in the world for rheumatism, having; usid it in my family for several ycavs. . It is called Chamberlain's Pain Halm, j It always does the work." ;,') cent; bottles for sale by Meneiay A Co. James Caffrey, NOTARY PUBLIC. MT.INGYILLK. UTAH. Meneray & Co- 9 SPUING VILLR UTAH. COMPLETE LINES Grain T ken la Exchange for Gcoils, Molen, Reynolds & Co. STRING Y1LLE - - UTAH. Provo peat Go. AND Of all kinds. Highest Cash Price paid for fat live stock. '1 C'ENTKIt STUUET, lTvOYO - - UTAH. Do You Wear White Shirts? The PROVO STEAM LAUNDRY Docs 'ona H.i&lrt. ! W. D. GULICK & BRO,, prop'is. lR. F. DUNN, ! ' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. All Culls Promptly Attended Day or Nmiu.-:-; Sin?'iu K, U. W. K, K. Oftice mill Hesl- ; ili'iioo wit 1 I. W. U. iiuliiol. , Tl'll plll'tlC I'HIIlH'l't llllV. G EO. SMART, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Ofllce and Ilcsitkiuv. two 2) blocks East of the Meeting House. SriiiNJvn.LE, t TA1I. laiuts i JtS VHlHt Alt ll.Sl tAHS. Best t'cntilt Syrup. Tuliol. Cm I Wijn oyriip, J ilim. HnMhf In Oim'. fluid nrnrntiOi'tn. ! E d "KJfm SWi Successor to mmjl & B. CO, Wholesale and Retail Iealers in i Luniber, Doors, "Windows, Blinds, Mouldinp Tj; cim' rn t - t-ii m . ,& j xtustio biding, T and G Floormg,ShmgleSt Lath, Paints and Builders' Hardware, LUIvIlJliTl AWE I A XD I RESSE I TO ORDER BCF.CbL SAWING 'AND TURNING DONli UTAH VALLEY IRON PAINT. ' .u.!:ii;atii;ii w ire and Slat Fence. A. 0. SMOOT. Mgr. ; i o;;e(. an l Yard o,n. II. p. D.-pot Whol es.ale and kumbcF and w We also k-, ;, in Murk a full line of Consisting of Sections, Frames, Hives, etc. etc 4r iFFOVO M AN UFACTUPKliS OF COMBINATION FENCE of Everv description, DFALEItS IX L I J S H IXGL bZ S , L ATH, MOULDINGS, PAINTS, OILS, Hardware, Lime, Plaster, Hair, AND C U:1K NT AtitiXX POK 1 lAr.U'S l'AINT i ) 1 1 1 TO 1 I WKvSSIXO 7T. 2F. Manager. FraipciS'M Sijell, Manufacturer j KECAL PATENT. POYAL. HOSE lil'D, HHAIIAM, (! 10 II MA DE, COUSf j MEAL. I!KA N. SllOKTS, CHOPPED FEED. Wheat received 1.11 deposit. Custom Grinding a Specialty. Cash paid for wheat. ! JUL L OVI'OSITE Sl'JlhVG CHEEK. Wl) The Only Fruit P reduce am j I i 1 House irs. tlxo City. Pays Cash for Produce, and can save you money on Hicycles, bicycle sundries, Wagons and Puggies. Call 01 me, or write for pi ices. Bo You Want a Bicycle at $25, $30 op $75? Cleveland Swell Special, '96 3MCod.eX Pierpont & Heaton, Provo, jjtetlr. On Rio Grande Western Railroad. Utah's Great Health Tvesort. Oastilla Springs, Utah Co. Sumraer Resort, O. K. SOUTHWORTH, Mgr. Kxcursion Parties Accommodated. Hunting and Fishiag Galore. All Regular TasseDger Trains Stop. For Hates and Dates for Excursion Parties" apply to C. K. Njutliwoi Un or any R. G, W. Atfcfit; Atib W "StrC Teleph m,. No. i. o. j.H)X PliOVO ara& Sons, Criail Dealer in 1 Yvi x , Utah. amber Go., id" and Dealer in Exclusive -TH E- Building Material, .via i Bicvcle |
