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Show TKE SPRIItoVILU INDEPENDENT Issued every Friday. D. I FIXT, Kdlfor nmt .Munafcrr. . ', Kntrrod ftt tin- l'-t office :;t Snrinsyille. rtiut. f.lMmun.lii.n tl.A.m'li l). iniU II- ! iocoltd-vhiss' matter. TERMS OF 3U3SCRIPTION. One year. Six months. Three, months. !f2.(i( l.iiii 1 Last Sunday Elc Altrjun i Ilallauny.tlie liomc in issionury, J ( (ir va;,v ,.ri, .,.,.,.,:,, began his nllres$ to the jmoiI' ; n.g winter ami will m tk-- ir i-t-j ;: ly stating be "liopcl there were ' tcrs near Fri--.,. N.nti,.-.., ' lal. .... ., ! S ii na 1'; e no critics in inn tin" . ... ' Mrs. rsallie im. I- . : M. :i:i old I - . Offonr.sc, ye e.li.or w.niKk ((f -,, llt,v ,11-. ,.,..., mediately fought out to lie made I ;V. a. nuirsdaj . tb- itiIi. ai i '-Vm'k tne cynosure (if all eyes present, ! '1 he l use n;,s ,u m K-.:i . r . .1 ii " ; h: i-.-and va - v.-; ', ,: .i- hut fortunately (lor some unci! be was non est, ami Friend H l laday had a clean s ppeak, and proceeded weep, o to ' in le ll ! hearers that when (in I'ddei Kpoke by the Spirit of (iodihe; .Saints had no prerogative but to ! accept it without criticism. '. z i i , i i fully endorse what our revered i J , friend says and believe withoui j joking that his reinalks on this ! occasion as on every other that ! ; we know of are and were rep., ,ci with good Kpiritnal advi'-e, and ternporul either for that mutter, but we are firmly of the opinion that many times a speaker can diverge, from his subject much to the annoyance of the Spirit of Good that may he trying to find a place in his remarks. This was made painfully manifest mani-fest at the meeting a week previous prev-ious by one of our local speakers. Undoubtedly the theme of Elder Halladay's remarks was prompted prompt-ed by his having heard of The Independent'scriticism lust week regarding Mr. Whitehead. We are of the opinion that politics referred to in any way has the effect of driving out that very Spirit that Elder Halladay referred to and that is largely the reason lor the church having hav-ing so strenuously advocated the avoidance of politics in their sermons. This year will most certainly see the bitterest factional fight ever fought, and it behooves us all to try and soften the bitterness bitter-ness as much as possible not introduce and discuss issues and economics in our meetings. It is not understood thai that great division of friendships period that has been prophesied of he-tween he-tween nations, states, cities, towns, wards and even brother Mgainst brother should exist in Utah. This is supposed to he the Zion or City of Peace, to which all can fly for" peace, quiet and brotherly love, but if political polit-ical tights are to be waged here and personalities just as pointed and worst ol all our Sunday meetings made political meet-ings, meet-ings, where, 0 where can the tired pilgrim go for rest? Where is the boasted Zion? and where is the attention to the church leaders' admonitions and advice regarding this wide avenue of dissension? i "'" '..-' 1' r n is it . ; i of the . Sihoul.s. - ... ' ei. to' , li I n n"-i3 tx public organ and newspaper -for school teachers, trustees and pupils and will undoubtedly un-doubtedly fill a long felt want in the county. Pror. ). II. Chris, tensen of Tdysoii is editor and G. M. ChilHs of L hi ia bu dnt; s manager. Success, boys. JorriNGS. VV.rd has heen reel veil here that Sir. Jm. iioily, who ltt bre about a WEST I Scott. & Wirt lieu shipped a car uiii of sec l i. in htirwy i 1 hts La-tern markets. I his w:ek. Levi Hiil lawav has .-nr. . in leadi ,; Vol ii. il making his .laliionV in. iii'1 ,.ti of I vellt y-l wo '.-i! Hxprt Rev. Mr. Mead. "I' Provo. ipi'-.l Rev. Tood's pulpit Suiidav 1 ' f. 1 1 n i ami evening. II'1 do'i ..-red I vvo verv interesting si-1 amn-. Tuck 'nit' eaaio il'iw a f i - 1 1 Sprii'.;-ville Sprii'.;-ville this w tt k . ;tl I -..'Miil ( a 1 .v lays with ivlai ives in Nci.hi. Tuck savs lie win l Ninnu wn irrn'lr nl ("''"J-'vilU: lust. Fri.la. mlit nma:: fiii inirl .,1' .1 , in I ',i I ,, ol ,-!i , ,1 . Ill' 1 , i ' ai 'I : I ! 1 I li.l- ' . I Ml, I la re. Mif pa -I I !r.iie;!i .!! ; le-,!al le-,!al In I In- .:! ..!' a iill.se ol ileiilli Was liuniMnps ne-'o lOlieei1. I la ilropy. L;(vL ,,(.i(laV (.x,.nillr :l Un... ,,-, ,,f m,-. i 1 1 . 1 1 ' - fn,-ml- p.-i . i ,-.ti- 'I a ureat smpn-eoii a . i h -n- , ri heiie.' a farewell i n ' ' . ' ; It. : . i "." i ll ' i 1 ' i a i ' ! i i ' i 1 ' (,.;;,., Mmaal I a:; .: . im im -a--. eiuti..n. A plea-ani l mie was ha.i i.v. '"""-Mt- T,' li v''" wl"1',, . av hv .,.m i ,i mi i iisi ni :u -a : ii ; h In;illll, ., .,,,, .,. Itiiilp's, pe.ii-lie-aiel '.V.lie! Mieli'll W' l'e . seiei in Uiilimlanee. iu;mkm t is ni.Miv;. The (doat Violinist Mill lie Merc Next Monilu l.xiiiiix. Spriliifville is to h ive the world renowned re-nowned violinist, Reineiiyi next Monday Mon-day eveniiiK. the "tli inst., and it must he saiil in ill I truth that il, will prove to all who will he fortunate enough to hear him, the event of their lives. Renienvi is known the world over, lie lias charmed the world with his playing. With the critics of the world it is a .(uestion as to whether his eijual has ever h.-en heard: certain it. is he has no superior. Reiucnyl wus horn in Hungary, ahoiit the year 110. His master was Joseph llohin, who iilsii taught, the eieut Joachim. For many years he was sole violinist toller Majesty, Queen Victoria, and the Empress of Austria. It is suiil that- his collection of violins are insured in-sured for '.)0.iiiio. Traveling with him is Miss Pauline Stein, a noted snpiano, and Missller-trude Missller-trude Hischolf linker, sole pianist. The company will appear at the Meet-in? Meet-in? House, Monday niirht, Octoher Mil. The admission will he .".nets, and $1. We bespeak for the ureat and noted man a Jammed house, Only to l) liter an J Return. Tlir Hio lirniidi1 W. stern anenl- nil!, mi Oi'tolier i th Hii.l jtli. sell r.iou.l 1 1 ii tickets in Denver via Hit- famous Denver A Hit. Untitle Wy for tan. The Dt-nver Klo lirmitli' K'y lms two Mop.irutv linen of railway hetwet n Urinitl Junction mill Denvei'. thus jeIvIms pttssoiiKers the eholt't'iif two iniites. Tickets nit1 Ktioil v la Ulenwoiiil Sirlni;. I.entlv lc anil I'uelilu, mill letuniliiit via t'olorailo Springs, lli'mul I niion of tlie Arkansas. Kuynl Ui.im'. M 'l-hlill I'asan.l lihick Canyon. He .-.lie to ask your ticket .'ikimiI for t leket.s tl;t t In- Den vcr ,t Hio (iliin.le l! y.a.-no other railway can carer -uch liiUuccineiits. l'UOF. t'HKIS I I INSKN'S IDKA. The ieiudier Mas I a ( liarm' the Mimls oft lie Future ( itizens. The followino; ;;rticle from Mr. (.'. E. Christiansen was published in t he new paper, Public Schools, and contains con-tains some very choice sentiments. The Independent is pleased to repro: duee it-: Once more the school-bouse doors are opened and the pleasini; sound of the merry school-hell is heard. Once more at, the hiyiiiniuir ol the year the teacher takes his stand all" he desk and is on tin brink ol success or failure, fail-ure, lie takes the position of a leader, lie has in his charge the minds of lilt ure fit Ucns of i hi- erand Republic; the minds that ate to he developed into future farmers, merchants, bankers, statesmen, yea. the future te;icieis or leadeis of this ureat coninionwealth. It is in bis power, If he be properly prepared, to make intellectual tjiants, but, if lie lie not propei ly prepared, it is ill his power to crush these sacred tferms until Ibis Nation will sink below the lowest of the low and be a blot on huinanitv 's taee. Teachers, are we prepared or un-pi. un-pi. pared. Are wc in : h " sun -p; r oil:' vn if I,' i.ler w -"ii 'h- i "Sui!, : 'iff" e't"'li ii t- c .jv 1 1 w as ol t !e -a im-spi i ; ; :t: h'll lnii'iati,:y liemu' tlic i :tll. irutn and love. An- wc piep.ued hitellecl tiiillvV We should l" master'; of the Mihjeet-taiMrht. Mihjeet-taiMrht. We should be a lib to st utlv the ' mind , of the chiidicu phi" d under our car. No person should attempt to teach unless h has trikeu a course in training. Think what one mlsUke might do. It iyitjht rial Tired Feeling Make--, yen: : -" '"all 1-:". t:i. Bp Will.-. Will.-. I re. : '.Mtio::, ( :" r,-y 'T .ippeliif . It is t.fu a v.x f-.;-en;-...- f nr!! Sh ric-", or t'i" r-c I Iron d! ft i ; a ji wen!., i.e.p'.re ..- rich, r. !, i ..! : " 1 pa" s I:!" and org-.: .vi 'I 1 !!'. -sa!' y ' f f..r tlr.l I ' - i to rve - '. : ": : i i Cijii i: y i;f. S i ' u-.i t.t of nervous . vr ri.cf -f ih:-, I :, .: t!:e lli is. ! - ' ' '-'i - - i ; l-j i wry nrrvo, I .;. -.: crlHa 1 ' re.'--r- i...; a-i: 'i i v. si! i!o ; i) a ; ; ,' ci-idU, r , i m pi oy 05 ' ,.f i :ri-.'( t'-nrT-. .. t - -.."w. j- :wt-w,t C . II - :, I ill' i i ! Jell' - 'I' 1 I ! 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 .,i,i - ! .i ' ' I ici.. : ii.e I u-'l ion. I : nr;.'M .Ira. lie- I'P- t!'...'i '.mtii a I ut m e h-iiili : of this Nat ion of nil ll.il ion -. . A re W e prepare, II!' il'.lli 'i'o he I pi '-pi; ."I We !!!!! ! a hie I il t., , :,i tin' -lai'.i '.I ! h" i i:U 1 . 11 IV!.. iln- !i ll.l; i is ' I : ll-'t I - NtlW i lii i l'. M.rk's ho-pi! -il w il h il.lel i sl I i . ! ' in -uc!l i::-bt i::-bt li. .: 1 , 'l lie t . -i. ' i. i !. aiki i , I'., d Aii. rh.;;-h tied up ways for i A vi-it I i II the-. ;;is j, ri Hi..- . loi art-si art-si n ui ; 1 1 , . of o. ( 'Hi i ! ' ' i a 1 1 1 1 1 ! ! . ' T I." .!..:..--, tin I and "i lid s ii.iv I t he erect ion : i ii!- 1111(1 Ciilllph 1 ioll of a or -lory inai 1 1 ion. cover-i cover-i . w inch has 1'iiie; hi-i n I handsi.!ii" ' 1 in ' li .i.:o f. t he (ii -sin o! t h" hoai ,1 of 1 1 list. a'- ;md the resident niiinaciiit nt in particular. particu-lar. The buildinn, when completed, will enable the management to admit about 100 pat ients and take good cure of .them. The present capacity is only alxuit forty. It will be known ;w the. Hamilton winy, in bonorof the late Ir. J. V. Hamilton, to whose vvoik )e:i;;s ;ier, t ho existence of the hospital is liiieely due. The wlnu will cost over $12.uiio.' Tim new addition ad-dition is heine built, iiloii.' the hues of the hiic-t idciis in ho-pital . iVm-st iVm-st ruct ion. wit h no corners in any of the rooms, all being either curved or minified, thus picieiiling the ae-ciiioiiiiilal ae-ciiioiiiiilal ion of iiii-1 or anything likely to he dangerous in any wav to life or health A conn, et ing ward is being const rucled. chietly of glass, for t be henetlt of conv.ilescent patients. The addition is just west, of the original building., and ut eaeb ward or Moor a balcony is to he built so that patients maybe runout in the ! fn-sh ;,ir. ( K.-v. 1 1, I :iug:.i- W allace ha- iren- era! . ti n e of t he ho-pii a !. w bile A . ('. It -hie, M. , . the r -i h'll! j h -p-iaii. ."-.ail l.iike Herald. . x-- - The M mm! :ii a anil J'l.aln l"e-!lv:il. at ' n I ei-. ( 'ol . oi"u-on ' i : i .a h, iiii.l i-lov,'-. on i i.-tnlii i-si Ii. I hK f -v.IvbI will -ai'i.i--all . ol her :0 I l aet !un- of 1 he k in.l I ti.n. have ever i h rn alven. In oviier lliil I he I lali H'.iile . can he repr.v-eat .1 a-, -a -li n iii aiel nTulv. ! the Dt-nvi'i- Uio orninte K'y. in .'.inneeliou with lite Klo Uranilt' Wt-stsni li'y. Ini-mi-thorlzeii a ra'e of ?0 for the iouii.1 trip. Tickets will ht solil on Octoher 'Hi and nth. and urn jtnotl for return passasre tip to and liii'liidiitK Ocloher tilth. These Mekels are tfood fo-'i;,ss;nt via Marshall l'a . Illack Cany on and Koyal Uoi u'e Kolnif. and la t'ol-oia t'ol-oia hi Spring, I'uehlo. Urand Canyon of the Arkan-a-, l.i'ad llh' and (ih-nwiHid Snrinir.. or visa vi r-.ii Itcio- in mind that I he Ih nvei-A nvei-A Kio l.iaude K'y is Iln- mil lim- ha ln two I rouo s het "i ami 'I ii'ici inn and I eu ver. j The 1 1 n i i Ui,, to aiiile K'y is id,' line of I he w orld. yT7"M'l l SI VKKAI, 1 ITIII t I. VII'N I loin uuim-n o i;ari lor l im-st I le i e-lahli-h. d h.ia-e In l'i..h. s.ilai-v ,sii nnv- '. alih'l." wet-un a ml e p"ii-" I'o'siiiou iu-V- inaneni. i,t'lt-riiicf. I .i.. i. .si-: : ,ot.l o-s-imI -laii'ii.-'l 1'iiM'liipe. The Naiii.i.al. Mar l'.ulld-Ilia. l'.ulld-Ilia. Chl.-.lo. Do You Wear White Sit-' v 1. i Niun I ' i ii, ) u i. i 0 1 ui 'J 1 1 U i , in. j The i;: t:; ! !e . ;;:!;Sv.i j will p.i a n of jp,. ,..,. J iction of iinv p.,.,, , thr.'WHig -t-uics j or ot her iii!.--!es a; it - i :11ns, i A, E. VYr.i.i'.v. ielieliil Sllperilitendi -lit-. -iti i t v...t 1 i -! ,.'' '.;. r ., '.s .,'.,- L on' "i lion t o iv ') r ' ; co. 1..' o. c'y.lUB. I-," L v. , j".w nn j rn'(ci 1 .1 I fP tt- ''tfn p.;, rit, iiMiitt uttoiU aw II J II I l ijrJ JMWH MMfcMMMMMMBMWMWM.MWMMMWMBMMWBWKWMWW Walker Rrns Rnr Rnnrls fin S$$.$SS$$$ 9 BUSIEST STORE t 1 1 " ! ? T '5 j'i I T c I It . k. i . Pr.-.s- (;-ni'! De.iarl.'ii-iit. Men' I intern cur. ') hi- .-if popular depart ne-ul will .Men-' heavy nn-rino shirl sand draw-i draw-i i u,;h s!.;tif i.i : he '.:iaii(l.-l ers. v.rt It "."j cents a iiariuent.. in this i,i -i.i i.s - ii ..:! s!w. Ai! tn-v, jf-i-i.ls ' (.'niiferei.ee .-:ile ut -1" cents a yar-I-. s.-. i t ii.. in. .i'i-i i"..' : w.i hei-i- men!. thai w ih -e! tin- pr. pii- to tiili-.iiiu I n . - i lie ! . I IP' ! i i nine. TlM S'tl 'ilH-l-- i l Ida'.'!.. Ah woo! Si'ivi-, II"'m ieltiis I. i:e a hi,' i i lie. hlilei : el-- nl ji.i'f - I i -e'eet fi.an. (i.io'l, thai W' l !, ,':.;!,' tosei; il' ."-:. iV!i'- ;l . ., ;i il I .: i III I his ( ' ili- I Ii.-ee I alih - i !;;.(!; I ire-s ( imi'!s i :ici n I i hji Hop . i'-l.:ii'..'-. Kiaiiiu lienriet!:,-. Storm - -r;.--, :i v.. beautiful final-: the v.-i v i.i;.-; things this season all put mi 1 hi "i- ! al.les. ( iiir regular ...e, -ic ami ' i" no'. ds marked down to one price fir this great- CoMT'.iaCN'CK SI.K AT ."He A Y.Uil). ( idnmi Dress Slii.fs. A who!'.' carload of ! hi'se goods 1 hat look a- well as sj.uo and s.lnu novelty stulTs. Fiitiey Pliiids, fancv Mohaus. fane.'. Cheviots, fancy Novelties: all wool good that you have paid oiicand (jile for lots of times. All in this Conference Con-ference sale at :S0c A Y.u;;. Silks '. ! Tremendous ill, e k . Silk selling for ibis Conference. Failles gros grain Siirrahs. TatTelas. Rroeades. Two grand pieces of each kind selected for Conference. Regular id. tin to $1 40 a yard. Remember only two pieces of each kind during ( 'onh-rence, only as extra special, at Toe a yard. I.tidics I'uiierwrar. Ladies I "n ioll Suits, Jersey Ribbed, Oneita finish, gray only, all sizes, worth li.l cents, lor (''inference only P'i cent - each. 1. a li.-s Fitcce lined Ye-t- and tlraw-eis, tlraw-eis, Iv'im oiiic. ,a splendid garuieiit worth .ai cetit-. for eaiii'ert'iice only 'Mi cent s ,-t uannonl . ( liil In ns' V nilerwenr. Childrens' IVece lined ( 'nion suits, ijray and ecru, all sizes, a! 4.'! cents. Childrens" lleece lined 'ests and lirawers, all sizes L'o to ;;o, Cotiference week, i"!c and 27c a garment. Clothing Department. We are preparing some great treats for you here. We have built I'liilc a rept ut at ion in this department and intend to hold it plus constant in-rirase. in-rirase. We cud -save, vou almost jour entire expenses here. Metis' (lotliimr. Mens' heavy weight Cnioit cloth suits, neat, gray mixtures, well made and strviceable suit, worth 7..0, Conference sale, M."o. Vtiti'lis' ( btlliing. Youths" heavy cassimeic suits, neat patterns, exlia well made, 14 to l: years, worth itinii. Conference sale onlv . I ..ti. Itovs' ( loth ing. Here's a hummer tor the little fellows. fel-lows. Roys suits, extra heavyweight, doi.iiie breasted. I t'i II eat s, wort h $2 nil, for C. ..-.,. nee saie o ily $1 10. w ALKER BROS. n All Ready for Conference. fit have made great preparations for this October ('.inference. We want you all to come and vi-it u-i. We are going to make it. interesting for yoii. You have bad bargains before, but never anything any-thing like we have prepared for you. We intend to in . l.e this the greatest ('oiiferenee selling in our his-tmv. his-tmv. Here are a few things from each department t ha! -peak for a w hole store full. .Mens' Mints. Mel.'S' liejiw cotton liiini.el shirts. j iieal stripe.-, assorted plaid-, pearl j Ian tons, worth i,:,v ('iiiileieiiee sale t- Cents. Mens' lies". M i:-' iiiiiuriil er.iy wool, mixed, hiiff h".-e. extra heavy, wort li o cents, i for ( '.inference sale l-;- cent-. .Hens' Neckwear. Fifty dozen mens' lies and four-iu ! IkiiiiIs. silk, latest designs, worth 4u I cents, t.'onfereiice sale only 'S cents. .Vers' (Hereout). Overcoiit season is here and we can save you just,, about half what you usually pay for a 11 overcoat. Ours are all stylish, up-to-date, garments, l'on't fail to c line and see them. Corsets. Jusl one special from this bih' department de-partment to show you how we sell goods here. The J. P.. Corset, long waisUd, six hook, worth cents. Conference onlv .111 cents. Ladies' Skirls. Fine quilted sateen line llatiellete skirts, black, worth JU.Oii, at !..""(. Childrens' Dresses. We have an immense stock of childrens' school dresses, and ran sell thtitii for less than you would pay immaterial im-material alone. far,iet and Kus. Nowhere else can such a stock of Carpets and Rugs be found. We have ! bought very heavy tins year. We have I fhe lines! line of Rrussels carpets in Salt. Lake: will give excellent wear aii.Fcolors will not 1 mi or fade, only TiO cents a yard. I. ace Curtains. Nottingham lace curtains, full .17 inches w ide, .", yards long," taped edges, white or ecru, very pretty designs, for Conference only, at fifl cents per pair. Blankets. A treineudoiis stork to choose from. As a starter wc offer light gray or white blankets, 4xl(t, full large size, at ailcents a pair. Med Spreads. ' White crochet, bed spreads, fu'l size, beautiful designs, worth $1.00, for Conference, at t cents. Table Cotfrs. Turkey red table covers, fringed edges, three yards long, peautiful patterns, for Conference only, $1.00 each. Autumn Dress Plaid. Handsome plaids, all new styles, bright colorings, for Conference, oniy ." cents a yard. LojV Shoes. The celebrated wear resisters, fine calf, lace, .sizes 2i to .". $1.43; 12 to 2 .1.20. DRY GOODS THE LIVEST i CORNER t u. . . . . Silt L&kt'i LIVEST STBT. Cimii'iirN. This cold weather suggests more comfort. Wc guarantee more comfort com-fort in this department than an) in this big store. Special prices I(r this t '.inference sale. Towels. All kinds, large and small, Unei. Tiirckish. bieach'd and unbleaehrd; can sell joti a good towel, full sile, ut 4 cents and up to the btst made. Ladies' ami liildrtn' ilose. Ladies" fast black, extra qualit.; this hose is worth .W cents; tor Conference, Con-ference, only 21 cents a pair. Childrens' fast black seamlcsaho, extra heavy, worth il cents, for Conference, Con-ference, nul 14 cents. Ladies' Handkerchief. l'.eautiful Swiss Handkerchiefs, scallop embroidered, worth 20 cents. Conference sale, only 12i CMit. Reautiful silk handkerchiefs, fancy scallop embroidered at lac, 20c and 2"c. A special line of lace collars for $1.2f. to j 01) each. Mioe Department. People who once wear our shoes never go anywhere else; there is such stylo and 111 that you find nowher else. We have shoes for everybody. Ladies' Shoes. Asa special ladies fine kid show, patent tips, square or pointed toe, Conference sale, only 91.43 a pair. Men. Mines. Mens' fine calf shoes, lace or congress, con-gress, pointed or square tin, worth 2.(K), for Conference, sale, only 1. iS Misses .shors. Misses line kangaroo calf shots, button, spring heel, worth f 1.7,", Conference Con-ference onlv $,'l. InfiinU' -jho. 1 Must not forget the babies; can sell you a One kid button shoe, for Conference Con-ference week ouly, at 4.1 cents. Cloak Department. - Cloaks and wraps ah uocded now and we have some rare bargain for VOU. - t, Ladles' Jacket. f Navy and I-slack Reaver, box frorrt new sleeves, worth H00, Coofcretire sale only 2,Wk Ladies' Rlack Beaver jacket", faced, newest sleeve, fan or box back, Conference Con-ference week, only $4.08. LaditaV tapes. Black Beaver cloth Double Cape. 3" rows, braid trimming, full sweep, worth $4.00, Conference week, only $2,75. Black Beaver double cape, extra large sweep, fur trimmed, worth 17,50, Conference week, only f 4,9$. Millinery Department. We. arc now ready witb our full millinery, and wc have tbe greatest display of Parisioo Booocts, English Round Hats and designs of our own ever shown, also Kibbons, I'ltmera, 1- rather and Trimmings. Don't fail to isit this department. COMPANY. I |
