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Show 4 Splidate all elements in tl)e Territory which are opposed tp such rple, and ip this viety, holding as we do that the supremacy of American institutions in this Territory is paramount to all other questions, we deem it inexpedient and dangerous at this time to make a party nomiConnation for Delegate to the fifty-firgress. P. D. Williams. st territorial Election, Hot. 6, p. Joseph M. Coiien. Oogen IIlLES. Of the Committee. J'QR DELEGATE TO CONQRESS, arnl. R. Thurman. COPPS LAND REVIEW. Heroic Treatment Given Mr. Holman's Suspension Bill. There will Jbe three tickets in tje The bill introduced by Mr. Holiflan on jield for delegate to Congress next August 28th, entitled A bill to suspend month Democratic, Liberal and all laws touching the disposal of public Peoples P.arty. Vote the Demo- lands except the homestead law, and for cratic. other purposes, to which reference has twice been made by me, came up for ,The Peoples Party is fast dying action in the House of Representatives has lived a noble on the 21st inst., and was most thorough,pf old a ae. it life and Joneood service. Let us jbe prepared to giv.e it q, depent and jhonofable burial. Hands have been ;aid ,on the liberal Party in its lat t ,picknes8 and Satan has pome with a helping hand and given it a new lease of life, which will certainly be yery short.' Well pot be pccused ,pf murder if tye kill it. Lst us do it. pruned. The entire first section of the bill, as was Mr. Holman, by originally presented stricken oiy, which removed nearly all of the provision against which objections were directed leaving only that portion relating to jrailroad grants. The public land lawss will continue to be executed as heretofore. Persons who have made filings and ti.t); entries may legally perfect title Those who made homestead entries with the understanding that they cold commute the same to cash at aqv time after the expiration of six months from date of entry, will be premitted to complete the same in accordance with the terms of their contracts, and persons wfio accepted pledges of the government redeemable in public land for waivers of valid and valuable claims, may continue to locate their scipt. The people ol the greatNorthwest are to be congratulated upon the escape tfiey have experienced, as nothing could have more seriously injured the growth of their section, than the passage of the bill as introduced. The bill was so changed that the title was found inapplicable and A bill relating to the railroad land grants" was substituted. It simply provides that during the pending of the measure now before Congress in relation to the forfeiture of certain lands heretofore granted by Congress to railroad corporations and thereafter, no act done or performed by any such corporation shall in anywise enlarge the right or claim of any such to any land covered by any such itrant or diminish any right now existing in the United States to declare the re thereof. This provision shall not be construed to in anywise effect or diminish or waive any right now existing in behalf of the United States to declare the forfeiture of any of the lands embraced in any such grant. Henry N. Copp. ber-cultu- re True to thejr record ' the loyal Pemocrats to Utah have again tak-,ethe initiative step in the ,pauch needed reform. They were the pply ones that had backbone .pnopgh to lead opt, leave their old party, and nominate a delegate to Congress. The Republicans could pot keep up a stiff upper lip and jyer,e compelled to back down and r.esort to their old stamping ground, the Liberal Party, the musty old subterfuge for fighting religion with politics. n . ly Let us at once thoroughly organize and put in active operation a True Democratic club in Juab We have as a result of C.ounty. lust Saturday the nhle Lake around center a Salt City jn ' whicl) tp rally. At the convention there pn .that date, S. A. Kenner introduced the following which was .carried nth an enthusiasm which ehoweij that the representative Pemocrats of the Territory there as- aembj.ed were 'heartily in favor of it pnqL ,vpuld .support and encourage worl-don- resolution. pur work unJei this Democrats of Utah Resoh'ed, By the Territory, in convention assembled, that pledge ourselves, individually and ' yrt collectively. to the furtherance of Demo- fot-(ei- tu cratic principles in 'this Territory, by aiding, so far as we rtay, in the establishment and maintenance of Democratic clufpsahd' committees, in' every ward, precinct, town and city in this Territory. Pon bs backward ; th9 vast of the citizens of Juab County IT DIDNT WORK. 'are Democrats when they once get that wool pulled from over their A Barber who became Bald by using eyes. J?iom a club of tbi? kind His own Hair Restorer. and reason logic pertainaftd free trade protection, ing t9 free "Do you see that fellow? said a well ,W9ol juiij protected wopl, will come known man about town to a Philadelphia Up6 wopl will fall from the eyes of News reporter, pointing to a short, stout, pur Republican fronds and the man, who was going up wa-jpri- ty florid-face- d Pempcratc party pifl the dominant- Chestnut street with a swing. -party Ojf Juab .Coynty as wel) as Yes; what of him? .ofthe TerntQry ys a wljole. He is a retired barber. He made ,bo lots of money during the centennial with a line of stages out at the ground, and A MISTAKE. ?HEY $IADE then endeavored to attain the height of his ambition." What was that. . fhe Ranting and Uneasy Anti-Mo- r The same as ail barbers. He wanted mon , Sere head Democrats have to invent a hair restorative, and he went Ijidded that they are not to work at it. lie titted up a laboratory Democrats. in his house and filled it full of chemicals and other stuffs, with which he experimented for a couple of years. Finally he REPUBLICAN HEY JolI thought he had struck it. 1 Ie tried it on Ranks. a dog that had the mange, and it really seemed to bring back the animals hair. settled it. He ordered bottles by the That The ranters of Ogden fame have had his name blown on them, thousands, learned that ;hey made a misjust take they were pot Demorats. and prepared to furnish consolatiqn for men at one dollar per free tyiskey wys top all Republican bottle. trpng a temptation, .so they have Just before he got his stuff put up his ipwitphed. As a cover they pose as .Liberals. At theif so called con- wife suggested that he tiy a little of it on gelation at Provo last week a red his own hair, which was becoming a scattered on top. He was enthusjpt fime was had out of which the trifle about the prospective result, and iastic done work of only intelligible piece it. IJe put it on one night as he he fried was the passing rot following was palled resolutions. Compare these going to bed. When he arose in the with tye yesolutipns of the true morning he was as bald as a billiard-ball- , at Salt and his locks were lying all about him. Ueoujcratjc Convention Lake last Saturday, to be found1 His hair had yome out, roots and all. My friend wears a wig now. He didnt put plsevvhere in this issue. of Utah his concoction on the market, and I beffeohted, That the admission a tate linger the now existing ciicunv lieve lie has thg bottles yet. stances and political local conditions, .woyiy be a lasting disgrace to the republic because it would fortify behind State Here is a pretty good thing that has jlinesan ecclesiastical hierarchy vyhose been going the rounds of the press for principles are in favor of the domination some time. "Apractical revivalist recentof the Church in the temporal as well as ly requested all his congregation who spiritual yftairs of rqqn. had paid their debts to rise. The rising .O. H;lks. , (Signed) was general. After they had taken their Chairman of the committee on Resoluseats he made a similar request to those tions. who lud not paid their debts. One The Democratic party ol Utah, in consolitary individual arose. lie was an vention assembled, declares its unalter- editor, 4id remarked that he could not able opposition po the domination of the pay his debts because the rest of the Mormon Church in this Territory; there-forcongregation were owing him their we deem it wise to so act as to cou- subscriptions for his paper. bald-heade- ofte te WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE. Correspondence Ensign.) New York, Saturday, September 29, 1S88. Doubt about the corn cigip has vanished. Estimates vary either way from million bushels, but it is doubtless the largest crop ever raised. The increase of more than 550 million bushels in this crop far outweighs in value any loss in the yield of vheat, and also any possible loss in the yield of cotton. But the yield of oats is also the largest on record, and the yield of hay and potatoes excellent. It is safe to say that this years agricultural products will represent, at least, one hundred millions more money than last years, at avrage price for both. 1 11 view of this great gain ip the . actual production of wealth, it is qatural to expect increased activity in business and manufactures, but as yet the improvement has been but moderate. This is in part because trade has been checked by artificial prices ( A corner in wheat put the price lor September to $1.25 at Chicago on Thursday, and there is talk of much higher figures, the rise here being 5 cents for the week, but meanwhije exports are not large and seaboard prices have for some time been relatively foo h igh for foreign markets. The operators in cotton, also, havg gone so far that English manufacturers have begun to work short time in order to break the corner, and in this country the demand for cotton goods Ls slow and conservative, Print cloths have declined to 3.77 cent$, and each day the market for goods is; reported more moderate. In the same way speculation in wool has checked the manufacturing demand, for while the sqpply is undoubtedly short, the pressure of foreign goods at low prices prevents an advance in prices by producers here. In poik products, prices have, yielcje d but little, and packing falls much behiqd last years, though the foreign demand has been fair. Corn has fallen but 1 cent, notwithstanding the great yield. At Kansas City the market for cattle is overstocked, and prices are so low as to check movement. The boot and shoe trade is large and full of hope, but efforts to advance prices tocorrpsrond with the rise in hides and leather appear as yet to meet with little success. The iron market is quoted stronger at Philadelphia, but weaker at Pittsburgh, and the Thomas Company continues large sales at un changed prices. Southern No. 1 is quoted at Ji8.to here, but fear of interruption by yellow fever temporarily affects the maiket. No improvement appears in steel rails, of which 18,000 tons .were sold mainly by Western mills, their I30 being relatively lower than the current price, $28, at Eastern mills. With seveaal more furnaces added to producing capacity, the prospect of maintaining any advance in pig iron is not clear. Iron and some other products would more readily advance if railroad building should increase, and the latest accounts indicate substantial progress toward the settlement of Northwestern wars. The earnings of the Pennsylvania and the Erie, recently announced, compare more favoiably with last year preceding statements, and the Pennsylvania has placed orders for more rolling stock. Reports begin to be frequent that supply of rolling stock on nianv roads is not adequate for the traffic offering. During the past wek the stock market has been stronger, gaining nearly a dollar per share on the more active stocks, but the advance has been mainly due to the covering of short sales, and much realizing by foreign holders is reported. Yet the course of foreign exchange clearly indicates that in the aggregate investments of foreign capital in this country must still exceed with2,-0- throughhout the country during the last seven days, as reported to R. G. Dun & Co., The Mercantile Agency, today, Friday, by telegraph, number, for the Uuited States, 186, Canada, 34, or a total of 520 failures, as compared with a total of 228 last week, an8 217 the week previous to the last. For the corresponding week of 1887 the figures were 195, made up of 171 in the United States, and 24 in Canada. Dr. D. O. Miner, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Office at Miner Have for Sale OF CO, OF Ini Hill trails , will leave daily, Sundays excepted, as Going North Leaves C hester at 8:25 a. m " 900 The Rams will be on exhibition in Nephi Moroni Fountain Green, 940 on and after October 5, 1888 and will be Arrive at Nephi sold on reasonable terms and at very fair going south Leave at 1200 m Nephi figures for cash. Fountain Green p. in lerii i.-2-o Or For Terms and Prices apply or write We to HYDE & WHITMORE. will NEPHI,- - Gao! Fat - Moroni trade them for Mai fellers. Nephi, Utah, Sept. 20, 18S8. Head, Fits, Dizziness and Ringing, Buzzing Sounds and Roaring Noises in the Ears, Ulcerated Sore Eyes, Dry Hacking Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and all Moroni, San Pete Co. Bronchial Diseases.and even pronounced consqmption. If taken in conjunction Keeps a first class House in every with Tonic Bitters and Engisih Remedy Traveleis of the S. I. V. it will remove all Coughing in Consump- respect. tive persons in two weeks and will Ily. should give us a call. Horses and carriages always on change it in one week. If the patient cannot lie down in bed it ill accom- hand. plish thp result. TONIC BITTERS should be taken internally with Catarrh Remedy; they will remove all poisonous mucous lrom all 3 4 s3 parts of the body and cleanse the blood 0 will from all corruption in the circulation; V remove all Gravel from the Reins rind o $ P Kidneys, tending to Ulceration and symp CL toms of Brights Disease. : o Also, by using the three combined will 0) p Dia4 remove the cause and thereby cuie CE. betes. By bathing ever the kidneys with o (F? OO the English Remedy it will take opt all W P fever and inflamation W send and write n circulars, fof PlpaSe M rt Directions advice. two cent stamp for sl's-gr-on each bottle. . a o rr. Sold by Z. C. M. I. Salt Lake City, Ne0 Dr. McCune & Co. Nephi. phi Co-oo r. 13 Co-oPay-soand Tanner, Bishop ' Satiijuin o Mr. Kirkum, Santiquin, Mona CoUJ rr. CD 2.0 op. Manufactured and put up by I. Hardy g. 149 south Tempe st. S. L. City. MayiSiy ' fee $ N The Jolly House, oo u o 9 CO QU o 75, I -- Z70 o n. p, - CD Of Swan w Co Papa "ft o S' o m a W c- & C TIMfc GARDo Passenger Trains leave Nephi daily a follows: Going North at 5:48 a. m. and 2:25 p. m. " 8:18 " South 11:35 Arrive at Salt Lake io.a. m. & 6:40 p. m. Leave Salt Lake City at 7:20 a. m. and 4 p. m. Passenger Trains leave Salt Lake daily, for the North, to connect with the U. P, Ry.and the U.& N. Ry.,at 8;2o a.m. & 4:10 p.m. and arrive in Salt Lak City at ri.io a. m. and 7:20 p. m. Freight trains leave Nephi for the North at 6 25 a.m. and for the sonfh af 7:20 p. n Francis Cope, Gen F. & P. Agt Iorn Sharp, Gen. Supt. General Offices, Main Street, Salt Lake CUv. DENVER AND Hio Grande "W e stern RAILWAY, ro O o- - 7 73 FI DENTIST P ja.3NTX FILLS ACTS 'WII?- TEETH 'FAIN.' OUT TERMS LOW. s CO X 0 t 1 31 - . East Bound Train ' WusT Bound Trains No. 7 No. 9 Provo Lv. 4.10 p.m. 640 a. m. Salt Lake City Lv. 5 55 p. m. S25 a. m." Ar. 7.20 p. m. 9.50 a. m Ogden Bingham and PEOPLES MEAT MARKET WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS a., in n 11 Live Dealers ftr!l! No. 8 No. 10 Lv. 20 a. m. 840 pm, Ogden S4U Lake City Lv. 10.50 a. m. 1040 p.m, Lv. 12.50 p.m. 1 1.50 p. m. Pfovo Ar. 8.45 p. m. 7.00 a. m, Dgnyer 9 5- tie Scenic Lice of 10 3USI-TJ- Will b in Nephi once a month Au Write for particular. fEpL JjTAH TS D s-r- 3 73 Q. 0 ? . 230 Stages connect at (7 hester for all par of Sanpete and Stvicr. THEODORE BRUBACK, Gen.Manager. H..S. KERR. Gen. Superintendent. Schofield Bros. Isaac Hardy & Cos Catarrh DR. Remedy will cure Pains in the M- - o Arrive at C hester THE AFFLICTED. Dr. A. s: joi-low- Hams. ii.-o- OF PARIS. TO TIME CARD. an! Spanish . PLASTER XJTA.H- jlley Jan Pete 400 HEAD BOOTS and SHOES made to order. Repairing neately done. Main Stret. Nephi. 326 MANUFACTURERS Main WE THE UNDERSIGNED J. Blackburn. NEPHI GYPSUM Cos Drug Store street, Nephi, & Hawkins Block, RAILROADS. alta trains Salt Lpke City, 7.25 a. m. ReturnArrive Salj JM-- e p.C. DODQE, City, General Manager. Great - 4.30 p. m. J.H. BENNETT, EiM Gen. Pass, Agt. Beineij, SPecific Murrays nervous guarahteJd cure Stock. A SAUSAGES a for all diseases, such as Weak Memory. Loss of Brain pjwer, Hysteria, Headache, Pa 41 in the Back, prostrati)I) Wakefulness. Leucor Inea, Universal Lassitude, Seminal Weakness, Impotenpy and general loss.ol power of the Generative Organs; in either Sex, caused by indiscretion or over exertion, and which ultimately lead to Prerqature Old Age, Insanity and con1.00 a box 04 six boxes for sumption. $5.00. Sent by mail on repeipt of price. Full particulars iy pamphlet, sent free to every applicant We Guarantee Six Boxes cure any case. Forevojy fj.op lirntRl order received, we send six boxes, with a written guarantee to refund the money if our Specific does not effect a pure. Address all communication to, the Sole Manufacturers. THE MURRAY MEDICINE CO., Kansas City, Mo Call on or address I Hde & Whitmore Sole agents, Nephi. us drawals. The reports from interior points are spilt! ii uniformly hopeful; even those trom the regions distuibed or threatened oy yellow Season. fever at the south, express the prevailing faith that frost will soon terminate the 1, interruption, and that business will soon recover by greater activity what it is now losing. The cotton crop is about three weeks Lite, and forwarding is further deP. 0 BOX 46 NEPHI, layed by the stoppage of traffic, and in many quarteis serious inconvenience arises from the arrest of collections. At all Western points beyond the danger of fever, business is reported good or improving, though rather more complaint PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PI 10T0G RA PI 1ER. I leadquarters at SPRING- of slow collections is heard. Money is VILLE, Branch Galleries at Nf.phi and Manti Utah. generally in ample supply, but stringency increases at Cleveland, and the demand' is strong at St. Louis and MilwauViews of RESIDENCES, STOCK, Copying and Enlarging Pictures a specialty. kee. Kansas City reports loans paid MACHINERY, ETC., made on short notice. Orders by mail will receive with unusual regularity, and money is easy ut Omaha. The exchanges for the prompt attention. Address Springville Utah. P.O.Box 3. latest week show a gain over last year of 6 per cent, outside of New Yotk. Foreign trade improves but little. August imports exceeded expoits by aud the excess foi eight months was 5S7, 4 20,92s. From New York the exports for the past four weeks have been 4 per cent, below last yeai s, w ah imports equal to those of 1887. The i reasury continues to supply money full line of Patent Medicines, Drugs, Fine Toilet Soaps, Face freely by purchases ol bonds, taking Carries a nearly 2,000,000 on Thursday, and its Powdeis, Tooth Brushes, Sponges, Syringes etc. etc, Perfumes disbursements for the week have exceedby the ounce or bottle. Imported and Domestic Cigars, ed its receipts by 4,200,000. The fact that failures continue in large number Xobaccos and Cigaretts. Perscriptions car-full- y for the season is not to be overlooked, the September reports showing ahut Compounded. 770 in the United States, against 644 last year. I lie business failures Main occurring . Prompt to.vjn Orders. & Wright to mail Co., THE DRUG STORE MINER & CO. MINER Hawltinsi Building & GO, Street, Nephi, S. L. Jackson, UNDERTAKER. IIANljlACTURCS AND INPORTVR OF AU KINDS OF Coffins, Caskets and Coffin Hardware Home made Coffins constantly on hand Embalming done on the shortest notice. He also has a good line of Furniture and sells at cost. Repairing of all kinds done on the shortest notice. Agent for New Home Sewing Machine and Machine extras, Neadle, etc. etc Give him a call. Nephi, Utah. JOHNSONS ESSENCE OF LIFg 8UVMER COMPLAINTS. discovery of the day for the THE greatest cure of Couo. Cramps. Cholera ! Morbus, Diarrhoea, etc. Itnercrfiult! 'l by 50c all stores. C. E. Johnson mfrSalt Lake City FOR SALE AT THE NEPIH CO-Q- fl |