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Show IKE SPRM-3VILLE INDEPENDENT Sam. M. LeBoy, Editor and Manager. ?nwriwl ul the post olttr w Sprinjrvillo t'oih. fur iranstaiHslou tlimu:,'li tlio mails us tt:ond-.:l.i.- matter. Issued every Friday, T2ii W3 OF SUBSCRIPTION. ?. ()n .00 One vear. Six months. Three months. ASSOCIATION WANTS Ti) KNOW. V 1634 Jf The Southern Censor seems : tolerate without crying out in inclined to flirt with the polili-j distress. Take the ablest, ex-alelemeutstbataretoo ex-alelemeutstbataretoo cowardiy cxiiiiiciit of them in all Utah, lo be anarchists, too stupid to j and he would lick tie sores of be criminal. It is rapidly drift ! Lazarus, if that position was up i II . . . , . '. nig nun me gcrieun oeu o y, nei u are (luinpei those editors who are read so the readers may adopt contrary opinions and know they are right. Spring ville Independent. The Independent had better epecify what it means. If il refers to ourfmionist associates, we can but answer, no braver and better men fire living than are they. It it referrs Inmir I'a-vorableuess I'a-vorableuess to the income tax, government control of railroads, postal savings banks, city own ing of franchises, the referendum, referen-dum, postal telegraph . and HUch other progressive mves, it nuy be news to Tli" Independent Indepen-dent to know that every man who has his brains in the right place believes in some one of these Rich field Censor. Tim Censor emphasizes the expressed opinion of The Independent. Inde-pendent. We have nothing to alter, nothing to change, but we will be more specific so long as an invitation to do so lias been issued. In itn efforts to efb-ct h fusion of the silver forces, that paper not only re- in il" its Democratic fealty but til one dose has completely ,. swallowed Populism-and-Criine. The' Censor stands with one foot hujtlte Democratic platform and the other on the nondescript. It even declares, "no braver und better men are living than are they," Why, that is an nsser. tion no l'upuljslsever dare make ih the present of a respectable audience. It, is a political party made up of the discarded office iiolders from one or the other of the two great parties. To them ad. I anarchists, bomb throwers, socialists, social vain- pi res, political harlots. The parly has no ancestry in broad America, has no sex, and has no hope for posterity. Long hince self respecting elements have avoided this mixture us they would a plague. It is an accursed element, nauseating to business enterprise, and the presence of which is black pitch of tilth to any community wherein it brings its hateful presjnee. I will try to be n .. i .... i . , i apeuiiic. insieao oi building up, h destroys. It lays ulcer-u ulcer-u eggj slung into the breast of men and women und hatches them out in a series of continued con-tinued reiteration on the part of its contemptible press until now and then some hitherto respectable paper becomes inoculated in-oculated with its poisonous virus, and dies from tho top. Nothing can help a victim but umputation, und the saoner the amputation is performed the better. All self respecting people, excepting in the miserable miser-able stales of Kansas and Nebraska, Ne-braska, so made misen.be by Populistic jo'lutlon, long since have uniformly refused to even seriously consider any question of politics raised by " Populism-and-Oriine. "By their fruits, ye shall know them." There actually have been excellent suggestions put forward by this party, but the suggestions were htrangled by the midwife. Though the suggestions seemed M-ise, no other party cared to be held responsible as a partner of Populisin-and-Crime and go down in u knowingly deserved defat. While it wus unknown in America prior to the strung-uUlion strung-uUlion of those three monsters who threw the bombs nt the Hnymarkut police at Chicago.it fan trace its past buck for centuries. cen-turies. Sodom and its sister 'tty were peopled by Populists, i'j.uujn, uiutlfc IUC UIOOU 01 wrn and women in the French revolution. It criu-itied the Savior. It has found a very uncomfortable uncom-fortable soil in free America, where the strong iirin of tlie law, directed bv statutes enacted I by the people, discourages ibis 1 race, brave: iNaine 1 slaiiee in all his'orv one ln-wbcre ln-wbcre a 5. Populist ever did a braver (b ed than whip bis wife because the i unfortunate wretch hadii'i. sup. ' por ready on t he instant he had j left a loafers' corner where he 'had been "saving his country" by talking politics with as low ! an element as the citv would oeiore I lie people to be. Voted for. MANNA'S LKITKIt. The following letter has been published by nearly all I lie papers of the sla'e, and widely different comments have been made. Some of the Republican press have denounced it as an interference und an unwarranted unwarrant-ed impertinence. They are absolutely mistaken. Here is I ho letter: Ci.kvki.ani, Ohio, Aug. o, Hon. Clkn Miller, U. S. Marshal, 1S9S. Salt Lake City, Utah My Dear Sir: 1 have been iulormod that it. has been suggested sug-gested that the Republican party of Utah, at the next state convention, con-vention, indorse in its platform the free coinage of silver. As chairman of the National Republican Re-publican committee, charged with the duties of the position, 1 protest against the Republicans Republi-cans of any state taking such action. It would be clearly in opposition to the principles of the party as declared i.i the platform at the national convention con-vention at St. Louis, and I trust you will use your influence and efforts to the end that that declaration dec-laration may be sustained. Yours trulv, M. A. Hanna. lion Marcus Hanna is the national chairman of the Republican Re-publican party. While he has no right to dictate us to local matters, ho has an undoubted right to interfere when the so-calle so-calle l Republicans undertake to distort and destroy the plain text and intent of tho last national Republican platform. which declared unequivocally for "Protection, Reciprocity, and Sound Money." There is nothing in the national Republican platform which even squints at the free coinage of silver. In trying to capture the straight Republican Republi-can organization in this state, the lute silver Republicans are making what may prove to be a fatal mistake in foisting the cry, "Silver, Protection and Reciprocity." If the silverites should succeed, it would absolve the straight Republicans from being bound by the vote of the state convention, and that absolution abso-lution is guaranteed by Hon. Mark Hanna. - That is what his letter means. 'PI. . .1 ii uepuoiieiuis will follow silver is a mistake so far 119 Utah t , ....... . . - county is concerned, says The Enquirer, and it certainly voices the sentiment of the Springville Republicans, many of whom have declared they will vote for the opposition rattier than support sup-port a wriggler The Hon. h'rank J. Cannon has selected portions of the Populist platform, the Republican, Republi-can, the Woman's rights and the free silver portion of the Democratic platforms. The senator entertains the idea that by some kind of u hoouspocu9 lie can mix them all up to- gather, like a juggler or trickster and call it Democratic doctrine and by so doing the Democratic party of t li i 3 state ought to without with-out the least hesitation re-elect Iiimtothe United Status senate. Broad Ax. The Price curfew law which becaineeUectivo on last Tuesday will not bo allowed to become a dead letter. The town board proposes that the ordinance shall be strictly enforced. The movement is a worthy one and should have the moral sunnoit of the parents. Carbon County tUW 0Wi- Why should the man wli renounces protection be designated desig-nated a traitor any more than the one who refuses to subscribe to the gold standard? Ogdeu Standard. Both would be traitors. POLITICAL POINTS. The pioneer silver paucr of Utah. LOtfden Standard. The Silver City Star is absolutely correct when itsajs that Hon. Mark Manna's letter to Glen Miller "forever "for-ever settles even the slightest doubt as to Hie attitude of the national K"publicuii party on the tiuestion of bimetallism." It will lie a contemptible straddle oa the part of the Republicans to put iii as the state platform. '-.Silver, Protection o lid Reciprocity.' Any candidates who attempt to sneak into local olllce under such a banner will richly deserve th" defeat which surely will In their purl ion The silver plank which will bo incorporated in-corporated into the Republican state platform is a Republican grand stand play and vote catcher. Nother more, nothing less. They are vainly trying to serve two masters. The intelligent voter knows that it cannot be done. No man can be a Republican Hid a live silver man at the same time. -Car bun County News. It looks very encouraging to see a demand for coal miners in this place, but such is now the case. For some lime past work has been very slack, but, yesterday .Superintendent Hansen Han-sen was looking for practical miners, and up to last night had not secured ail he desired. We hope the demand will increase, so that all our citizens who have been obliged to seek work elsewhere may return hums. Coalville- Times. It is ruin ired that the straight Democratic leaders of the state have decided that those Democrats who favor fusion shall never run for office on the Democratic ticket, neither shall they have any of the pickings and crumbs such as appointments etc. This, undoubtedly, is intended to make the fusionists scarce in the state. But the Democratic leaders fool themselves if they think such a threat will drive the boys into line, Ogden Standard. The silver question is a vital one and no man deserves the support of the people for the most petty office, who is not unquallitledly opposed to the gold-bug crowd, their friends and backers. This letter from Hanna will force the. adminstration supporters sup-porters who want to make the mist of the old time prestige of the Republican Re-publican party to get on one side of the fence or the other. Southeast Utah can be counted on as standing solid for the principles it so nobly supported in the last campaign, regardless re-gardless of party names. The Lincoln Republicans nor the Jefferson Jeffer-son Democrats can Und a congenial political home in the same party with Mark Hanna. Grand Valley Times. The National V. G. T. U. lias appointed March 20 as Memorial Day in honor ot their president, Miss Frances Lv Willard. Miss U'illard's last, official call was to the unions to observe this day because this was the birthday of Neal Dow. ly the terms of the will of Miss Frances E. Willard, Lady Henry Somerset and Miss Anna A. Gordon are appointed her literary HVHi'lilnm Tlu.ii ...III J n "ill as soon as possible, covering Miss Willard's life, especially the last ten years. An official picture, in the "form of a large steel engraving, will be ir.my 111 a lew weeKs, and can i be obtained of the Women's Temperance ciation. Publishing asso- Itio (irainle Excursion forOmalm. The national congress of retail liquor dealers at Omaha on August 22 to 2:t. to Omaha and return, one lowest tlrst class fare to Omaha and return, plus . Tickets on sale August 2oth. Continuous passage holh ways. Final limit Septeni- uei 1st. Hy the Kio Uraittle for Omaha. For the national convention of Bohemian turners at Omaha, August 2S to 30th. Hate for round trip, one lowest tirst class fare plus 2. Tickets on sale August 2ti. Continuous passane in hoth directions. Final limit September ,ist. Call at 0. K. Anderson's and see the pictures of the Forth of July lloats. HimtV This. We offer Oih Una. Ired Hollars reward for Hny ens., of t iitnrrh Unit cannot uecured hy Mall h Ciiturili Cure. ' u- .. r'. '. CHENEY ,V CO., Toledo. O. Wo, tho linden imiimI. i...... v r riiftify fiir tlio lust 1;. yeais,. ,( Mleve 1I111 iierfeetly honoralile In nil tnistnesH transaction mid llimucliilly aide tocurrv out nnv olillitHi Ions made by their Ann W kxt & Tui:ax, Wholesale liruirijisK ... Toledo. t. .u.niNti. Mrs-. Mahvib. Wholesale liriitfKlst. Toll-do. o. Hath Caurrh fun- ts tV;Mi Internally, net niMllroetly op on the t.Uio.1 und mucous sui-lnces f J.(. system. Testimonials ,., fine. IiPt ,.r but Hi. v, fi, liy , I'minilM. 1 W. C.T, U. Department Edited hy the SpriiigriUt Union. A ISA Kit EL 0l WHISKEY. A barrel of headaches, of heartaches, ot woes. A barrel of curses, a barrel of blows; A barrel of tear from a world weary wife; A barrel of sorrows, a barrel-of strife; A barrel of all-unvailing regret; A barrel of cares and a barrel of debt; A barrel of crime and a barrel of pain; A barrel of hope ever blasted and vain; A barrel of falsehood, a barrel of cries That fall from the maniac's lips as he dies A barrel of agony, heavy and dull, A barrel of poison of this :iearlv full; A barrel of liquid damnation that tires The brain of the fool who believes it inspires; A barrel of poverty, ruin and blight; A barrel of terrors that grow with night: A barrel of hunger, a barrel of groans; A barrel of ornhans' most pitiful moans: A barrel of serpents that hiss as they pa'S From the bead of the liquor that glows in the glass Exchange. The only terrible enemy strou r Britain has to tear is drink Duke of Albany. Its ravages are greater than pestilence, war and fa in i tie coin -binetl. W. E. Gladstone. The heaviest words in our language are the two briefest ones, yes und no. One stands for the surrender of th will the other for denial; one for gratification, gratifi-cation, the other lor character. Munger. As between the milder and stronger drinks, the former may be crowding out the latter, but we can not forget that ber drinking is a sore evil, that while diminishing the sales of whisky and wine, il creates an increasing market for itself, entices en-tices within its resorts those who would not be drawn into the grosser and more dangerous danger-ous resorts, develops a taste for stronger slimulants, and pro duces the drunken revel, bloated lorm and blasted life. It is quite amusing to read the addresses made before the liquor league conventions. The speakers almost in variably make special effort to inl'prin their listeners that the liquor business busi-ness is "legitimate." The frequency fre-quency with which they do thi leads one to 'believe tint not only l he liquor dealers, but the speakers themselves had some doubts about it. Think of a convention of dry. goods merchants mer-chants where the speakers con stantly assured themselves that their business was legitimate. Living Issues. A peor workingman told his wife, on awe.kenmg one morning, morn-ing, a curious dream which he had during the night. He dreamed that be saw coming toward him. in order, four rats. The first one was vejy fat, and was followed by two lean rats, the rear rat being blind. The dreamer was greatly perplexed as to what evil might follow, as it has been understood that to dream of rats denotes calamity. He appealed to his wife concerning con-cerning this; but she, poor woman, could not help him. His son, who heard his father tell the story, volunteered to be the interpreter. "The fat rat," he said, "is the man who keeps the saloon you go to so often, the two lean rats are my mother and me, and the blind rat, father, is yourself." Exchange. Robbed the (irave. A startling incident, of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, Is narrated by him as follow: "1 was in a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually contin-ually In back and sides, no appetite gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given toe up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying 'Electric Hitters;' and to my joy and surprise, the tirst bottle made a de-'ided de-'ided Improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they saved my life, and rohhed the grave of another victim." No one should fail to trv them. Only SO cts ht bottle at C. J. Peterson's Ding tore. Have It Done Klirht. Take your watch to F. N. Went and have it cleaned and fixed.' Work guaranteed. ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL, Warm Springs, Salt Lake City. For terms apply to D. DOUGLAS WALLACE. Superintendent. K. 0. T. M. Springville Tent ?"o. 9 meets in regular re-gular review every Tuesday evening at S.00. Visiting Sir Knights made welcome. I. N. Whittaker, Com. Elliot N. .Jokdax. It. K. Something ' oil otijflit to loiow. I Housekeepers ! Should Know thnt e arc liradfii.ot'is for all kinds of fresh and cured meats. Pur slock is the best in the cily. We i)iiote you til;' following prices: Ham per pound 11 routs hrcukfast Uni on pi-r pound II a nts Itrv Sail Ha'-on per pound. . seems )WliKiia SiiiiMi1 e per pound cents Cheese per pound I cents Two pounds for '.V. cents Lard pe.r pound Id cents Krdiiian & Son. One half block suutli from lianli liu Id n?. UP-TO-DATE Wars and History of Cuba hy Gon- zalcs do Qu.'sada and Henry Davenport Nortliroji; (Kill pp. finely illustrated; rlath fl all; full Morocco Ntap of War operations, including Cuba, Key Went, Canary Islands. Cape. Verde. I'orto Kieo, Dry Tortuuas. etc.. and map of win Id on reverse. 21 XL's inches; price 1.x1. Dialogues and Speeches for Wee TotS. of :i to 10 years; I .0 pp. ''."ic Sent to any address on receipt of price. Descriptive ciiculars free. Agents wanted. Add ress '.I 1. 1 A MKXT I'VU. CO. 309 Quincy Building;, . Denvek, Colo. J. R. Dowdell General. Z3llCl-ISiXXl.lt:bL. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY, Carriages and Wagons Repaired. Springyille, Utah. WHITNEY & PIERCE- Contractors ANIl- Builders. M il I work done with quickness and dispatch. Building material furnished when desired. Ilee keepers supplies a specialty. Hill 1 Mile East of the Creamery. SPUINOVILLK - - - UTAH. H.G.Wood Tonsorial Artist. All Work Done in the Highest Style of the Art. Comfortable Bathroom Bath-room Attached. Fee 2o cents. Shop. Union Bank Bnililing, Snrinpille. G.E. ANDERSON PORTRAIT AND PHOTOGRAPHER, Dealer in FRAMES. PICTURE FITTINGS and GLASS in all sizes, Picturescop ied and enlarged by home artists, Pictures of family Kroii t . st, 1 , k o rany subjects sub-jects taken on the spot. Keep your Money at Home. SPRING VILLE, - - UTAH. DR. KARL O. MAESER'S "School and Fireside" Is now nulillslii'tl. No school, no fireside incomplete without, It. A modern, huncl-wime huncl-wime book, In Hi mi styles, $2.00 2.75 $3.75 eoiitttliiliiiMim pases Iwluillnji ! elegant hulr-tone portraits. Krontispiecv In full puite picture of Dr. Maemr. Aucntsaro wiinted In all pin ts of tliu United Stutes, I tan In particular. MILLIONS of book are beJnc published twiniiallv. thousands of canvassers ro M'llltm them, hut only n I.1M1TKD few " """ii your lime u rend. Tell the ,.."."Jl4rr:r wm'" h" ''nl' on you and ! Ut V Dl. MAESKH S BOOK. I Ancnts wanted. Write for terms. ' THK sKEI.mx I'l liUsruyt; (, Pfiivo. t'lah. jR. F. DUNN. PHYSICIAN AND SUM, ill cms Promptly kWOti Day or him--. durgeoB R. Q. W. B. R. Office and Real-dunce Real-dunce win .1. W tl.-liuuiim. Telephone connections. Qeo. smart, m. d. Physieian and Surgeon. Office and Residence, 1 block north of Packard's store. PKIXGVILLK. - UTAn. IT. H. PACKARD, Surgeon Dentist, ALL WORK Ot'AUANTEED. - Olllce and Residence, 2 blocks west of Hover Hotel. Sprinpille, man. P. E. HOUTZ Shading; Pea Artist and Sip Writer. Designer and maker of Family Keeoi-ds. Birthday and Calling Cards. Etc. SPK1NGVILLB UTAH. James caffbey, NOTARY PUBLIC SPRING VILLE, UTAH. R. Ttiurman. E. A. Wedgwood Thurman & Wedgewood, Attorneys-at-Law. ProvoClty, - - Utah It is worth 15 cents to look nice, Is it not? An easy, clean shave will make you look nice, and you can get It at the Barber Shop of Aivrng BROWN. Next Door to P. O. Stylisli Hair Cuts Always In Stook. WANTED Agents for "Gladstone. His Life and Public Services." by Thos. W. Hanford. A wonderful story of a glorious career, over 5U)larpe radiant, pau' -s. IU0 superb rareen-Riavimrs. rareen-Riavimrs. 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Only 25c. Mn?'???he,?top'ea ln 13 minutes by Or, Miles Pain 1'u.ls. "One , Bt. a dose." To Curt, Constipation Forever. ,.T?k, waK-l Canny Cathartic. lOoorHic. if C. C. C. fail to cure, diuwists refund money. 11 i:ilutS ttlsua. in Ri7ii!o""f.f Best (imh Syrup. TuMesOood. U3 m J f J.'u;p of "'tmphrey's nian-. nian-. I ', , I1'"'"- iu white and a -!rUi' 1rvK """" 'iPP'letttlon. Ad-w Ad-w m,'. '"' "."'"DlireyH' Medicine Co.. corner William and John streets. New Vork HUMPHREYS' WITCH HAZEL c u R E S Piles or Hemorrhoids Fissures & Fistulas. Burns & Scalds. Wounds & Bruisea, Cuts & Sores. Boils & Tumors. Eczema & Eruptions. Salt Rheum & Tetters. Chapped Hands. Fever Blisters, Sore Lips & Nostrils, Corns & Bunions, Stings & Bites of Insects. Three Sizes, 25c, 30c. nfl $1.00. j oM by dn.Ml,u, or wnt pn.t-p.ldon of prlo. BllrUKtl,. .(., Ill l U1I.. si. TO |
