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Gaff,' president agaiust the Government done for deprldations by the Womans Republican Club, has D: Hon. Morris H. has Indians? received from Senator Kearns an the intercounsel with assosiated acceptance of an invitation 6ent him by the club, arid he has noti- ested in presenting the claim. - It' fied her that he will meet with that has not yet been decided whether ' organization on Wednesday even- the tender wiir be accepted or whether an appeal will, be 4akeu ing next unless his busiuess enof the court of decision from the gagements should interfere, in suit The was filed claims. which event he will wire the fact. Dixie Advocate. It is desirable that all members of $3,000.00, the club attend. .The meeting will A Talk On Roads, take place at Mrs.. Reed Smoots ; , . residence. Editor Journal: Now is- - the On Wednesday-,- the day of the time to repair onr roads, bemeeting, the Enquirer announced, fore so much .travel-pass- es over on the authority of MrsBoshard, them arid makes them hard. If secretary of the elnb.that the sena- the work is done now plowing tor had sent word the day before would be and the holes filled he would be on hand and ready to with looseeasy dirt. travel shake hands from-- p. ra. on.- - In would make the Subsequent roads smooth and view of these announcements, Mr. hard, and the traveling public Smoots friend says in his-let- ter would be blessed. We should get to the Herald that Senator Kearns! out oft he old nit explanation of the Smoot affair roads in the fall when the plowing needs foot notes. he is hard and the dirt Why, placed upon asks, did the Senator-giveth- e the roadsis washeYriway in the impression that" he was invited spring. . One days work now is only on the day the meeting was worth two iu the fall, andhun held, when he accepted the invita- dreds of dollars couldhesaved - to tion. almost a week-befo- re! VVhy the county did he say his presence was taken Another thing: In the selection advantage of without any advance of road supervisors we should be notice! as careful as in the choice of a The Herald gives it up. It they jtre just as necessary. doesnt know why the apostle judge; A lazy man is of no public use, should suppose he had any right to nor is one who has too talk about a senatorship without affairs of his own to attendmany to. It What we need is good hard-worconsulting Senator Kearns. doesnt-know-whApostle Smoots ing men who will take an interest to town on that in came press agent thejyork. The writerhasbe fatal Wednesday afternoon to arnecessity range for the jmWicatiott'uf'the' o.turningcmt tarepair-roads- that announcement with due eclat'.half-ton- e had been washed the Superout, picture, bordered headlines visor too busy at his own and all the frills necessary to snch work being to attend to it, although notian important event. It pleads fied. g ignorance of any Wellsville canyon is, and has for ability that would enable it to en- some time beenin a deplorable conlighten the public or Smoot in this dition. Men have been compelled grav emergency., , to put as many as six horses oil a The circumstantial evidence is three inch wagon, then wind certainly very strong against around through the fields, because Kearns, but he declares that he the county road was absolutely imnot Warned he just got buncoed into thinking he was at- passable, I think, too, that our tending a nice, comfortable little made a mistake when they placed gathering without any senatorial the age limit Tor compulsory poll significance, whereas he was in- tax work at fifty years. In my veigled into a wake as chief opinion it should have been fifty-fiv- e mourner. years. There are more men The Herald does not pretend to of fifty-five years who are able to follow the mental processeaatteud-in- g work or than there are betthe several statements that ween thepay, 21 aud 25, Five ageof work have been made by Senator Kearn9 additional from every and Mr. Smoots friends: Itonly yearsd man would effect a chronicles facts as. a matter' of great improvement. I. myself, obligation to its readers and lets am more than fifty years old, and them do the cogitation. Bat it fully believe it is a shame that I the appreciates delicacy of the do not have to work my poll tax, situation for both Smoot rind as I have more teams Kearns. The senator would prob- the road now than I ever traveling had beably like te see his apostolic friend fore, and I believe it is so with elected, but he didnt like the most men of my oge.Many'of them symptoms that followed the an- have nothing to do but ride, and nouncement. Smoot probably a year with a team counted onJKeams! open supporf would not hurt them in the least: liTreTurn for his own ardent adRoads are like wounds. If neglecvocacy of Thomas election. Neither ted, the sore becomes larger and of them, it seems, foresaw the out-bur- the doctors bill correspondingly that followed the Provo de heavier. clarat ion -- Kearns certainly did Yonrs For Good Roads, not if his conniption fit the next Sugar Bef.ts, day may be taken as an indicaMti Sterling, May 21. 1902. Sick Headache absolutely and A Bad Breath TRI-WEEKL- Tea, taken at night, will keep the stomach and - in their proper condition and make your breath clean. 25c and 50c a package. For sale by m Riter Bros., Sole Agentp. bowels . Sure Cure For Piles. Itching Piles prod nee moisture aud causes itching, this form, as well as Blind, Blading or Protruding Piles are cured by Dr. Pile Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tuipors. 50c a jar at Druggists, or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write me about your case Dr. Bosanko Philada., Ta. os 7 For sale by Riter Bros. Drug Co. Logan, - ' 1 Utah. -- THE SURE WAY JOSEPH WILSON to prevent Pneumonia and Consumption Iron and brass founderies. is to cure yobr cold when appears, Main Htreet. Lobrd IHland Ackeis English Remedy will stop the cough iu a night, and drive the cold out of your system. Alwavs a quick and sure cure for Asthma, Bronchitis, and & all throat and lung tro ubles. If it does not flatiafy the druggist will refund your money. Wiiteto us for free sample W, H. Hooker & "Co., Buffalo, N.' Y. Riter Bros. Drug Co. 2h it-flr- - MONSON Oh, itskworee here than in Campbell & Morrell Block. Logau Anaconda I Irish everywhere In Bntte. Yes, ' T thats true. Its some thiug awful, At this point the old woman leans across the aisle: FOR RENT THE MITCHELL HOUSE. LAND FOR SALE MONEY. Both of yez go to h 11 Yell find no Irish there. Tribune. S. W, RITER,-Re- al Estate and Loan Agent. 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Smith. AVON . -- . A. A. Lemmon CoDstgble Chas. Johnson. Road Supervisor-Wm.Johnson. L. Capital $150,000.00, Utah. Logan. G. W. II . h , 'I ! I law-make- hatches, President. atcil, Cash ier. niBiCTOBS : G. W. Thatch kb, L. S. Iln.i.h, W. D. Hendricks, James Mack, W. A. Rossitkr, Mosis Thatches 11. E. Pkeky, H. . Hatch L. R. Makunkai S. W. Riter, Jacob West. Prompt an. I intelligent attention given to all the interests of our customers. Garden Tools one-dayVrv- ork NOW is the time to get big barIlo. s, RjdesShovelsi Etc; A gesturfe-ginT LOWER PRICES than ever before also House Furnishings, Sheep Shears, Tinware, Graniteware, General Hardware and Tools of every descriptions The very best quality at the very jnweet- - prices: Call and be nyinced. gains in -- ;- Meanwhile both of them may rest easy. The Democrats and independent Republicans of the state will relieve both Smoot and Kearns HARDWARE STORE, Center of any anxiety about thiLcomplrca Street, Logan. tions that have arisen from their Provo love feast' by electing a are the headquarters for Democratic legislature, t-- S. L. choicest Beef, button Pork, Veal Herald.- and Lamb. --w. Laf ounts ; Exchange Gleanings, ' . Finlen, n the, mining man and politician of Butte, was in Sait Lake yesterday. There was a Butte story circulating about yesterday, too,1 although nobody would, think of attributing it to Mr. Finlen. It goes something like this: In a Butte street car are seated two d young women, and opposite thenrHs"A middle-age- d womans undeniably Irish, and bearing a large bnndle. The two young women converse: ave Ana Why did you-leeonda? Oh, it was something awful there! Irish, Irish, Irish; nothing but Irish! Where are you going now! Oh, I dont know jusLwhere to Justice Harry G. Shaw. Constable N. J. Nielson. Road Supervisor Ormus E. Bates. MEXDON rRECINCT. Justice jjr-- - -th- e-elbow, . well-dresse- , g , Constable Road Supervisor 'r -- -- John Ladle. WELLSVILLE PRECINCT. Justice Robert Baxter. Constable Joseph B. Woodward. Road Supervisor Franklin W. Price. MT. STERLING rRECINCT. Justice Stephen G. Baxter. Constable K. W: Garrett. Road Supervisor N. J. Hartvigeen. COLLEGE PBECIXCT. Justice James D. Nuttal. HE best and rnoet effective Constable Berj. IJewkins. tool to bind papers or fabrics. Road Supervisor C. L. Olsen. Useful in every office, store MILLVILLE PRECINCT. or home; fltrongly made, will last Justice Job Smith. a lifetime, no. repairs. Constable Olsen. Jae. P. Road Supervisor George T Cummings Uses Ordinary Pins. Just by a mere blow the machine quts the head and point off the pin, bends it into a staple, drives, and clinches it. , For some purposes euch as tacking shades to rollers, or to frames the base is turned away and the staple is then drivqa through the material firmly into he wood. j pic-tur- es PROVIDENCE PRECINCT. Justice Joseph Campbell. Constable Edgar Tibbitts. Road Supervisor Benjamin R. Tibbitts DVD'! PARK PRECINCT. Justice George Z. Lamb. Constable-Ge- o. D. Reeder. Road Supervisor Lorenxo Peterson. -- FOR Price, $2.00r 8ALE BY' Eahl & England Pub. Co, BENSON PRECINCT. , V, Reese. E. L. Taylor. Justice-- A. Constable Road Superversor-Hom- er Wallace. PETERBORO PRECINCT. Justic- eConstableJohn Maughan . Road Supervisor William Anderson. PRECINCT.. GREENVILLE Constabl- e- . Road Supervisor Aaron Darling. SMIT1IFIELD PRECINCT. well-know- Car Sausage Is the best fn town, H.Jeppsen.son of J.P,Jeppsen was 'We carry- a large stock of Hams, ace identlysholuthrough-the-ar- m , Bacon; HanrSansagerWeinerworst, justlibovc Ruel by "Boiled Ham and Corned Beef. ' Eskelsen. The two boys were herd on the ing sheep on the foot-hill- s -"were Wa are the only manufacturers east side qf tliejvay ey,-a- nd iffpossession of a small target gun of Bologna sausage in the city. for the purpose of shooting Fish and Came In Season-Everythin- squirrels. When the accident Guaranteed 1st Class occurred it appears they were go AT ing to shoot at some mark, and while the weapon was in thejhands fi- - JlGJSB: & CO S ofiiRueU the trtggeirmust-ha- ve t you' take rooms Why-d-on' accidentally caught some way and here in Butte at one of the hotels! the gun was discharged without You could rest quietly here. MAINSTUEET, . 6. HYRCM PKECINCT. No Irish There. Miles J. James. D. Constable R. W. James. Road Supervisor John Bradley. et tion. , Justice rs able-bodie- ' PARADISE PRECINCT. mind-readin- Banking ,Co. PBECIXCT, Justice -- Thatcher Bros. PRECINCT. I Constable C. Kalletrom. Road Supervisor Geo. D. McjCullochl k Drug Co. SCIIAOB ARCHITECTS y Can be obtained at Riter Bros. & SON. Machinists. . f Justice G. Y. Smith. Constable Wm. Pilkington. Road Supervisor Edwin R. Miles. ' ffiraDEY5l Through the Heartof the Rockies Everybody knows that the scenic and most interesting route across the continent is by way of Pait Lake City th and the Canon of City of the Saints the Grand River, Tennessee Pass, Eagle River Canon, the Royal Gorge, the Black Canon of the Gunnison or Mar shall Pass, all of which are views seen from the car window of the Denver & Rio Grande R. K. Through Sleeping and Dining Car Service to Denver, OmahapKansas City, St. Louis or Chi privilege ! granted cagq. Stop-ovon alUclasses of tickets. Personally Conducted Excursions. Write for copy of Crossing the Rockies to 1 A. Ben r ton, Geal. Dept. er Agent-Passenge- NEWTON PRECINCT. E. GrifBu. Constable Geo. Parsons. Road Supervisor Andrew Petersen Justice-Jo- hn CLAESTON rRECINCT. Jnst B. Jardine. ice.-Jam- es Constable Road Supervisor--CbarlJohn-Er"Oodr- ey Shumw7 es covkville precinct; "" Justice-.Fini- 8 Collins. ' ' Constable-'Josep- h Titensor. ' Road Supervisor H. Lester Bair. , RICHMOND PRECINCT. Justice James Funk. Constabl- eRoad Supervlsor-rE- li Webb. LEWISTON PRRCIXCT. . Justice Cbarlei Pond. Con stable W H.Telford. Road Supervi8or-Ge- o. Holliday trhntos"prkcinct. Justice Joseph Wood. Constable Alvia McCombs. Road Supervisor Wm. Homer. |