Show 0 A K E R 1 0 t aa alq sign painter 41 UTA H VV ff 0 W ne line ell LES proprietor A 1 I ailt between price and fort ki if if rk arst class accommodations furnished AC A C lic raveling gullic pul utah ra 0 0 0 cn 0 1 U fl t UJ ca M 5 4 W 4 H m aa N ft f r 0 aa P 11 iivo e KNOWN 0 RD USED tha WORL VA 51 ila T n require no in ra 1 p rc 1 air al in 94 of oil r and five cents ISS 12 or one dollar and fifty cents you can get the most complete COPYING OUTFIT B ever made IN THOUSANDS OF INSTANCES PERFECT LETTER COPYING BOOKS 1 ARE PREFERRED 0 A COPY gRESS PRESS hump benl enl at utah KB 14 v d SST r u 91 y 23 aff 1 COX 0 t desire to call auen quention aut tion to the full auprly of s ft ea MERCHANDISE gP constantly on hand 7 our line of dry goods includes vel ve vC teens silks dress goods prints ginghams lawns and lins ens no trust no book account but 15 per cent off for CASH tariff photographs the 1 L statistics for may strike another blow for what is aneer sneer ang ingy r called protection to the american can hen when eggs were on the free list in may 1890 we imported tl oring faring that month mouth at a total valuation of or centa contas a dozen well our imports for may 1891 1801 were only dozen eggs but the consumer did not euffer suffer because american farmers eold sold dozen more eggs for these last imports were valued at tl or only 84 8 4 abw n w york press pren in sh at the mckinley in the pacts of american farmers f me for the sale of eggs aring thi ne vi olith under the operations of tho the old tariff tana would have gone to the farmers of canada and yet american consumers were ubie to purchase eggs in the open market upon fully as favorable terms as form aly tho the mckinley bill works to keep the money at home and at the same time docs does not in crease prices on the average to the consumer the reformer eald said that the new tariff would prove a chinese wall to shut us off from commercial inter course with t tha outside world in te the first seven months month of the opera thorlo t law our imports amount 58 fik ss ag a d I 1 vow W q 1 TA ajr 17 wasta was n goods admitted frol fret of duty under the new tariff against T in tree free good goods under the old law yx pre press in other words the mckinley bill affords american farmers and american wage ample protection from the pauper labor of the old world and thanks thinks to reciprocity increase he tree free list nearly OCO OB on such as cannot be advantageously produced in this country in lit short the lc Kinley bill works to protect american in te abts in two ways first by putting up the bare ban against everything american wage wag earners amers can produce aai second by exchanging with other countries ova out products for those which we need but cannot cot produce to advantage this last at proposition is called reciprocity and is iz ono one of the grandest arrangements ever devised to foster american in te on land lard and on eca sea in other worde words it is free trade in those things w we e c cannot ll 11 n n 0 t pro profitably raise provided t the h e e 0 u a t r y midch well can produce them the old reliable cooper wagon wagon extras and hardwood iron steel and zinc coarse and fine salt and a complete line of liquor will buy american flour amerigian Amer iian lLan pork Arneri american caa oil oll american lum ber american boots and Ameri american cati cottons american iron american Ameri curt coal american fish american machinery etc etc As an 11 america aid said to spain if 3 on oil will buy our flour four and other products 1 iou oc we will take your sugar and molasses which WE REQUIRE free of I 1 lax to our people and in this waa wa both countries will create sure mar markets kits for their products and cheapen the prices of the saw sarre e to tho the tolling millions 1 D da this ills t arrangement america created an ad dit ional market for those products on which she can become rich in producing and accepts pay in those articles which her soil and climate are not adapted to successfully produce in competition wilb with her spanish anzi neighbor q abo hbo the author of this grand ide a Is the peerless Bl blame alne the greatt it american of them all aill offing owing to the mckinley bil bill 11 our imports of and childrens woolen dress g goods ds fell off from aquara yards yaws in may 1800 1890 to square bards aa in may 1891 but saas the free trader prices must be higher because of the suppression of foreign competition no they are not for the increased protection has eai evidently promoted domestic coln competition the imported dress goodr came down in price from an of 20 cent a square yard in may 1890 L to I 1 ae fis C tsi pr I 1 will be still more marked ia to fai faar or of amerian fabrics protection not only furnishes additional employment to american wage wago earners but 9 tends to lower prices by means of homo home competition three distinct tariff systems are mooted among american people one Is free trade no tariff at all simply nIAh ty nothingness buttree but tree trade and the piper paper balloon of the other evening evenin have gone up the second Is tariff to revenue only 11 which Is hr idea and the main plank n the Demo cirs tie tic platform it la is now for the third Is tariff for protection the Ite bill our present naiff just beginning to t cm into this Is a chief blaik I 1 laek in ahr republican platform these two tariff for revenue lotfy and tariff for protection will probably join issue might and main in vain la 12 the next presidential canvass but tariff for revenue only Is a mischievous Is and ruinous doctrine italis it alms at securing juit enough mc accey ney to detray defray the current expense of the federal government Rovern ment if it gets more than expenses it thereby bie becomes comes instantly something else than its name andl 1 cates we make the following special prices aal oil per gal sa f 30 flour per ct sa 35 sacked potatoes per cwt cat 1100 sixteen bars soap aioo sixteen ads L L sheeting aioo utah oats sacked per perc vt it is directly opposed to accumulating a surplus eur plue to laying up something against a rainy day it cares not for the american manufacturer in compe tation with the cheap cheni labor goods of foreign factories jt it cares not for the wage earners ot oi america but would reduce their paito to the starvation rates of foreign labor it is tariff for the government not tor for the people and in so far reverses abraham policy government of the people for the people and by the people 11 but its chief fault perhaps per hape is that innately it intends to flood the country with low grade foreign goods of all descriptions script ions choking out the better qua qualities I 1 ittes of homemade home made goods and eiery dollars worth orth of increase in imports lessens the rate of tariff assess ment 1 bus hus it if the cal anses of government pro one hundred millions a year and I t also alse this amount the rate of tariff ask in a given year is ten per cent on imports then it if the next year the value of imports should double the rate of ass assessment emment would be but live percent per cent fa faering oring the foreign importer with twice as large a market and half as touch duty so that as fast as foreigner fore igneri carf calf increase their imports just as 83 fast will mill they decrease the taxes rebul red orthea thus rocking raking money at both en Is by ly selling more ward goods and by paying lower duties ge 11 bile at the same time american Une rican producers on farm and in factory are being slaughtered by bythe the enormous enor mons influx ux low prices and poor quality of foreign goods and just here is the place to say that the talk about for foreign elg goods being better than american america I 1 is three quarters bosh in almost all lines of or manufactures american goods are better than foreign make indeed most goods labeled foreign arg homemade w m ith some foreign label affixed in order order to please the prurient fancy of foolish who think they prefer foreign manufactures scarcely any foreign labels are genuine french german germau english etc are I 1 hinted and and the gas goods to which they are attached are made in america voder a tariff tor re revenue denue only the policy of govern ment is necessarily to encourage foreign importations so as to make sure of collecting enough money to defray 0 while horns production is at t the be same time and same ratio discouraged b cou raged tin government that gets its support b br a tariff forre ventie only encourages the source ol 01 of its support of course thus theAmer the american government would be conducted largely in the int interests inte recta erets of foreign na caws Tr arBas and factories abroad would 4 increase coave C for or ra 1 wall would gawin s but says the revenue tariff aavo cr cute te ita cantow foi foreign reign products more or cheaply than home lome products why oot not do it and and save money ExaCt exactly lyl 1 but if the low prices of foreign reign goods discouraged d you from producing cing at home anything to sell now ow will you get money to pay for the forean fo you u remind us of owr jones ones UA tunny chrit 11 ll neighbor raised enormous quantities of potatoes and sold them lew low so jores decided not to plant but take things sort er easy ana and buy cheap potato sect his neighbor in the fall but idleness did not fill his purse and in the de fall living no money to pay ho he went hungry for potatoes production is a necessity price for products is necessary in order to have money to buy those things which we cannot produce and to abt obtain dri a price market is i t necessity but it if foreigners have gained the market with lower prices than we can sell at and live nothing remains tor for us than to drop back lack into the wretched condition of the tle masses of foreign nations halt half pa pauper r tilt berf A tariff tor for revenue only Is the policy of three of quarters all foreign goi goern ern mente ments where vast armies and navies are kept up and where rulers are paid or pay themselves outrageous salaries queen victoria the model crowned head of this century received over 12 O 0 00 a year or more than forty t times th the 0 a salary ar of the president of t the he united states tatt thus tariff for revenue only tends not only lopau to pauperize and oppress oppre a people bat saddles cie them with an expensive figure bead head for a ruler any thoughtful man who ifil in Tes tho the tariff is issue assue cannot leip convincing himself that tho the democrat lo 10 doctrine is 8 snare and wd a humbug our stock of furniture must go and in order to do so we offer it at the old prices 25 per cent off we have a full line of lubricating oils BIDS WANTED A chool I 1 I 1 c CUM u e e Is er expected pe c t 0 dt to u 1 a bu built 1 t th 1 s ummer summer ua L r A 1 lall s 1 1 at E emory L e r y Z emery m e ry t county 0 un i y utah via capacity of said bou so to be Q feet 12 11 feet to the square fio are adobe will walls 11 13 inches thick trail to be lumbered ane from floor to window windows X window windows in mb each sadet aide X window windows with door la in froot front window windows to be 1011 lumber to be had kt sit the terron ferron law saw mill already tready paid for there aad said kouke to be corn com plated plated to the lith of november Norm ber 1881 except cornice weather lac and pa lutIns which pur may be done ai as ute ai as july or august IBM 1892 trustees will pay SS pr per cent this fall retaining TS 75 per cent two successive luoc eutre years la to equal payment payments baled bid bids will be accepted until the ath day of auriet 1801 bid bids will then lc at t the residence reit dence of kiaer C pettey of emery ZU county uh tv for further particulars apply to the tee of said place cappela RT I 1 Trust tw NIELS 0 N I 1 mens Furn furnishing ishin boots and S shoo hoa hats and capsar youths clothing included in the aspy cent off of goods our entire line notions sold at IS p cent off we VV e e 3 CD cyla gaet et adv aliat c o ait a order ave tac W W elji W 1 3 hutchinson FULLER proprietors OF THE 1 4 DEALERS IN aig uig 11 liquors A fine stock of whiskies Whis ldes always on hand f J prace 1 |