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Show THE 3P3IN37ILLE INDEPENDENT D. P. FELT, Iu4Kwr ana Manager. Entered tt the pout office at Sprlncvlllc. Bmh. for transmission through the. mail as ron.l-cla. inuttt-r. T51M1S OF 3U33C&IPTION. Ono year, Six months. Three months. $2.00 1.00 .75 -!5" COURTESY B GET 1 0l'!t l'Y. Tlie quest ion is frequently Hiked representatives of this paper why they do not attend nntl repoit public events, such as the reeent social given by tlie Black IT a vk veterans, the school entertainment and others of more remote dales. We should like our friends to understand that the Independent is always willing will-ing and desirous to repoit all such affair-", hut while the paper is considerable of a public machine, ma-chine, t-till its representatives are human, have some pride and feeling, and to thrust themselves upon these affairs without invitation invi-tation would be to appear in one of two disagreeable roles, -viz: cither as intruders or beggars intruders if the affair should be given without charge, or beggar if the entertainment be public. It seems evident that occasionally occasion-ally some person or persons who may have some reason to dislike the editor, the paper, or some of the employes, are given charge of an entertainment or other public affair, and to spite tlx said paper or its employes, decide de-cide not to accord them invita tions. The result niiiht nerhnns be no report would be given the public. The paper would not be to blame, the society or organization, organ-ization, as such, might not be open to censure, ami of course the fault should be placed where it properly belongs with the management of (he affair. The Independent will never slight any public meeting, reunion, reun-ion, social, party, or entertain ment, if its representatives are 5TeTeTmind if you did get your printing elsewhere. The body of your organization will not be in favor of asking the Independent Inde-pendent to write up and boom your society without remunera tion, and the chances are that many of them are already put-rons put-rons of the paper and expect to seo a report of their doings in it, even though the leaders of the society have taken umbrage at iorae fancied wrong done them, and transferred their patronage from this paper. These self-sufficient bigots further fur-ther do us an injustice when they fail to invite our representatives. represent-atives. Such a course does the friends of the paper (and their own friends, too) great injustice by failing to have the local press represented, not necessarily bv theeditor personally. Willi such courtesy extended advance no- tices of the affair would likelv be given and a report of the pro. ceedings, when held, assure.!, thereby giving the publicity to such affairs which our patron have the right to expect. Tlie paper has no right to ignore bucH local events; nor have the enemies of the paper (and they are well known) to stand in the way of the organizations they represent getting the public no", tice to which they are entitled. "It's a poor rule that don't work both ways." Courtesy be-gets be-gets courtesy. Investigation isneeded.if such irregularities exist at the ngri-cultural ngri-cultural college as have been in-limated. niHKSl(ii.srio..s, UAI IIEKTHIS j were changed into quarters.it BASKU'LCKITIllNlf, DESlltCI). The editor of the Protectionist Protection-ist thinks the president of the State Press Association, in his late address to that body, disclosed dis-closed "the shallowness of the association from a business standpoint,'' stand-point,'' and further along in his ill-timed effusion suggests that ''if it (the address) is intended as an outline of policy, or even as an example of progress being made in the executive department depart-ment of the association, then let us go back to the starting point and lake the by-path blazed by the illustrious Grovcr in his first years of glory, on the sign board of which he wrote 'inocuous dis-uetude.' dis-uetude.' " The editor aforesaid is respectfully respect-fully requested to read the address ad-dress again, and we believe he will see very strong suggestions of unity, which is known to contain elements of slrenth. Brother White should not expect his own special hobbies to be ridden by every one else without criticism. What Editor Nelson of the Tintic Miner has said regarding re-garding the past, record of the association is possibly correct. We, unfortunately, missed the issue containing reference to the Utah Press Association. Brother White, let us allow faults of omission, at least, pass and by a union of ideas and interests in-terests make the association what it should be, an aid for all and an organization which the peo ple of Utah can look to with pride. Tlie president of the as sociation is only one of many, and does not by any means desire de-sire to be considered the "great first cause" of any "policy;" but on the contrary, he wishes to lend his humble efforts as a unit for the weal of the entire fraternity. frater-nity. To this end he asks the co-operation of all the editors in Hie state, and while suggestions will be carefully and gladly con-. con-. . ... . ..omu' hi a Siiierwii . - personal nature will be relegated mignt circulate more lieely. Mr. Moir, if the contractionist he is represented to be, can console himself with the idea that, if the coin leaves his vaults, he will only add f3 cents to the circulating circu-lating medium of the nation, whereas if he was a free silver man he would have 100 cents to contend with it. Another instance in-stance where the goldbug has the best of it. The fact thi.t every copy of a newspaper published is read by at least live persons was exemplified ex-emplified in this city last week The last I ndepeiident had a local article in which there were slight nwiccuracie.- or omissions, omis-sions, rather. No less than five persons called the reporter's attention at-tention to his error, after having perused the paper, and not one of the five take the paper. Had the article alluded to suited them, would they have called and congratulated the paper upon its painstaking news service ? Nit ! However, the Indenend- ent prefers they would register a "kick" when they feel that way. It goes to show they read the paper, even though they obtain it through the kindness of olh. ers, who, on the same principle, would charitably lend them a Bible, that they might read and profit thereby. Dr. C. W. Nun n the popular Salt Lake Vete reran an has one of the best Healing KaNams known it. is the famous lilack Oil, invented and patented by him it is acknowledged by the public to he the best Healing Medicine on the American market, both fur man ami beast. (See testimonials ) It also cures Colic and Iiloat quicker and surer than any other remedy. In order to spread this medicine all over America and Canada, it is necessary V have the co-operation of the people buying Five Hollar Oititic.itos, which entitles en-titles I hem to one share. Each share will double iiself and i.ciic every ycir, In every . received v.").. '17 j, in j .n ills, making i. SIOItT, and at the same time assisting to building up one of the and most lucrative lius.iirss in 1tah. His 1'. (). address is 2:j W. 1st South, Salt Lake City. Mills. k r ma Tovo woosen r mits toSxitr Home Made Clloth at Eastern Prices. )1 Buying else-' l wnere see Cutler a Brother, The following acquiescence All the different forms of skin troubles, from chapped hands to eczema and indolent ulcers can be readily cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure. Lund mill Orchard" 10 acres of land for sale cheap for cash. 3 acres of in lucern, and 2 acres of vineyard; 2i00 vines; 2j acres of fruit, trees: 219 peach trees; 113 pear trees: 50 winter apple t rees. All eight years old and bearing. 2J acres of good plow land, good f.ir beets or any other crops. First class water right. Apply to Davis Clark, Springviile, I'tali county. iht a lot of advertising the Burlington Route must receive, if it is true, as s uiu people say. that "a pleased pasM-urfcr is a railroad's best advertisement !" Omaha Chicago Kansas City St. Louis ALL points east and south. Tickets ami time tabl at all It . if.' Tii-ktt offices. W. P. McMILLAN, Oenaral Agent, II Walker Black, Salt Lake City. lor Su!e. One acre and a half with five room brick house, summer kitchen . Rooms are finished with Fust Lake finish. Hani, Well, brick cellar, coal house, young orchard. raspherr patch, good ; water right. All iiimroveinent.s are new. Einjuire of C. D. Evans, Jr. tf. : ADMlMSI im Oit S SU.fc. j There will tie sold, to tin highest Wilder for : cash, at I he late i t--, i i . : i . - .r .laroh lluiitz. t- ruirii. :u - 1 " ill 111' . I OH till 11 from the Manti Messenger will W'&TJTSi', I.,. ...... .1 ... . .. ...... gallon of riiior vim-Mr. one !; i t-v mower. ",: " "' " patrons Willi sulky plow, diw-harrow. 2 s.-ts of hani.v.., ami ft i L L ( Nf E J7T ill lei est : Apropos, an observation of the Spnngviile Independent on the diphtheria diph-theria "scourge", which laid the cause of its prevalence at Moroni to the lllthy habits of the people over tlieie, a contention wliivh the Mes senger saw tit to oppose the editor of i -I'l... i.i i . . ...... . i in- i iiiiepenueui lakes a oi nailer view of the matter and says things with which we, in the main, agree. We did think that Bro. Felt was abnormally ab-normally specific in pointing to our section as a horrible example of what a community may come to when Milky plow, dise harrow, s sets of harm-.-, i olli.-r t ts'iu tools Come, ronie. J" l ! ' iVpl-n'-tlrl s ;;l II 11. in. ,hitl. -v H-iVKK. A hiiinist i tilof. ii .'in- il,! ri. i in" . i.- f..;;r; h di.-.; ri.-t : of the Sia'ouf I I ..f o,.-, .,h A tl-n. diveu.i'il T!i ioik tm- :.! :,i i ii.-i rut or of tJ 1 lt. tlu-PMaleoiM..si-ih Allen. h .-eased, to the -gT j T ereditors of and all peisons having I'liiims tiiraiiist tlu'said dereasi'ri. to exhibit tlieni i . with tlie necessary voinbers. within four1 months after the tirst iiililii-ation of thi-not thi-not H-" to the said adminiM rutor at bis resi U- lire in .Miiiih ioii. I t ih i iuiiity. I'tah. t'HAKI.KS K. Al.l.KS. Adniinistrator. Dated tit Sprinjjvilli' Iteeemlier lit It. Is'.di. Dealer in Millinery nml Fancy Goods. Noyelties of All Kinds. Prices Reason able. A Wonclci'ful -A-clo.iovoro.oxxt of tti innocuous desuetude. Sena'or Kyle has been reelected re-elected after a prolonged con test in South Dakota. Althouo u populist, it is generally sur mised he will in future act with the republicans on general legis lation. However, his election insures a free coinage majority in the national senate for the next two years, nt least. If Grumbling Jaek'7will send his name lo this ollice his communication com-munication will receive atten-tion, atten-tion, and publication nerhans Correspondents must remem,her that newspapers will not use anonymous communications. Norn de plume mav be used but the true namesof the writers I 9inn t( "ppcar abnormally must be known to the editor. 'pecihc, we a Id to the suoo-ps I li"n of the Hauler that perhap cleanliness la a,.j?" ; " .' . liuiur. ihere are few cities in Utah today so well regulated, for convenience and anything conducive to the general health of the people as Manti; not even Springville is so blest. Other towns of Sanpete are not behind, be-hind, and wherever we may chance to go, signs ,)f healthful prosperity may he seen on every hand. Our fa r country has had a visitation by the dread disease this winter, but it has not extendeJ far, and everyone knows that the diphtheria will swoop down upon the a most defenseless people without warning at any time. The Independent goes on to say: "What we sai I of Moroni and liiehfleld might very regretfully be said of almost any section of our fair state." Here is food for rellection. The proposition has become universal and we will not, discuss it. And further: "At least please admit the poor sanitation of all parts of Utah is a menace to the health of all the cit izens." Urn. Felt, mat is true the whole world over. Although we have never visited Hrigham City, and without de SCIENCE NO. ill.". f ( 4 str i xMrsivr.MVHfp'fra'i'Va.i- nary L'lth. IhoT. Xotiee is herehy iflveti that t'-e followlng-naincd followlng-naincd settler has tiled notiee of his intention inten-tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be malic he-fore he-fore the County Clerk of I'tah Co. I tab. at I'rovo I'tah on March (i, IH!7: iz; Klberl!. llriinhall, H.E. No. KU7. for the N". K V i. S. E. N. W. . and S. W. W X. E. V See. It?. Township !) South, Range 4 East. He names the following witnesses to ni-nve his continuous residence upon anil cult iva-tlon iva-tlon of. said land, viz: William It. McKelluf Thistle, I'tah Co., 1. .lames Hoyack of . , Hans. Larson of Spanish fork, ,, Joshua Uay of Hvnos Croo. lteglster. .(. E. limit h attorney for clainuint. (First publication January l :::.i OTICE 10 CKEDIIOKN tin the Matter of the Estate of Jacob Moutz. Deceased. Notice ts hkukhvoivkn by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Jacob Itotitz deceased, to the eredliors of and nil persons bav lug claims against the said deceased to exhibit, them, with the necessary vouchers. Wit ll II llMI ll,llllll,U U ft,. I,.. M ..... .. ..I.I 1 .. . ; ... .. , UU,llr;, M), of Ids notice to tbesaui adniinistrator at bis resilience in Springville. I tab county, state f I tali. JOHN S. HUVEI! Administrator of the Estate of Jacob Iloutz. Ooeeasuii. Ihited at Springville. I'tah. Feb. Ill, lvT Black Only. Paint. More than ever since the Brad lev Myri in K..H :.. t v -j nun, m lorK,',.,, i ,i , ncyngeiice oi ner early j t lie pour sanitation of thai cm "pon which function so much money was spent, writers for the press, great and small, have been interesting themselves in deter-mining deter-mining how very rich men should .spend their incomes, but up to the arrival of the last freight train no advices hv.. been received indicating that the citizens in the location of cess pools, barns, outhouses, etc., very likely has much to do with Ihe scourge that is now visiting our northern neighbor : A new book,"Kuitting and Crocheting." Crochet-ing." of 4 pages, over 50 original designs de-signs illustrated, beautiful lace pat- nf . . snawis, nooas, Jackets, etc.. has owners of the income are los ni? been nnhiisho.i . ,., ,. . . c I - 'J uu: Illlllie, 141 any sleep over the proposition. I Mi" St., Boston, Mass., and will be ent with a subscription to that paper. A Wyoming man, who is a I The ,,0I"e isa 20-page monthly tilled pronounced goldbug, recently i T'th .(!ritfi"al st(,rk's- literary and ai, n i . receniv I doiaestic topics and fashions Its ewalloweda silver dollar, there- partiueut of fancy wo?ll specwi by withdrawing it, temoorarilv. S&.V,'' i . ' oi juice ot suoscrintion at least, from circulation. He . M Se",a l1l1' 't''ir and will include h it on deposit. 8o to Snet Z,cZZl,r JlL'. Thedoctorsarnowendeavoring to make it pass, without reeard to is centi. hut a siv , n I ratio, or the consent of ny na- w.KS S'onS.rffi fon on earth. Perhaps if it lZwmhe TIME TABLE FOR SFR1.GVI1.I.R, UTAH . OOINM WEST. No. 1, Pacific mail f,v .io-sn u m to Salt Lake (Men and tin: coast. No. 5. I'asseiiRer.to Ok'dn IjV. 3:48 p, ni o., PassetiKor ijV. fi:; n. , o, Si, Leavo 6:(K) a. in. (mixed) dally except Sunday. Eureka and all Tlntie points. No. 8. Pacific limited Lv. 10:04 n. n, to salt Lake, 0(!dennd the coast. No, 7, Leave 8:C0 a. in., Salt Lake City. tiOINI) EAST. No 2 Atlantic Express Ltr. 9:25 a. m to (.tear Creek. P. V. Juiic. Castle liate. No. . Pass, and mail Lr. 2:lVp . m t ixini ()Kli n to nil San Pete points il0' , 1 ,L .'(","" "tniUd Lr. 9:00 I). 111. I.C. IK)IK5E. s. n BABCOCK. General ManuRer. Traffic Maimger F. A. WA OLEIOII, Gen' PasseiiRPr Agt James Caffrey, NOTARY PUBLIC. spRi5TiLLi:, nxn. Iron or Tin Roofing, Cyanide Tanks, Suoke Stacks, Boiler Fronts, Iron Piping, Bridge Work, Etc., Coated with this preparation are ab-olutely proof ainst the action of Sulphuric Arv fam-, or r ,y olher acij in wn.r. The paint is elas-ic and Very adb ,siveh po -ivrly w:i!j t crack or scale or peel off-The lifetime of Flunks, IMi?, Timbers and other Buried Wood wood will at least be doubled by using AETNA. It is Water-Proof, Air-Proof, Acid-Proof. It can be applied cold with ordinary paint brush and 1,, great covering capacity. It Contains no Coaltar Products. It is the Lowest Priced Paint in the Market. C. F. Culmer & Bros. Sole Agents, j When nrderinff plonN motion this |
