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Show THE PROVO POST PAGE TWO THE PROVO POST X We met not around a newly opened grave, but among those Memorial Services Every Womans Complexion which Nature has already, decorated with the memories of her love. Above every tomb her daily i is bound to show whether or not she is in good physical condition. sunshine has smiled; upon every By The if pimples or skin skin the is sallow; the muddy, If complexion tomb over have tears her fallen; - -tblemishes appear it isAhen attention must he given to improve the humblest she has bidder;. so the bodily condition: There is one safe and simple way. Continued From Page One.) grass nestle, some vines creep, an' . SUBSCRIPTION PRICES IN ADVANCE and purify the bloody with a few doses of Clear the butterfly ancient emblem of 75 Cents $2.50 Three months, One year its ' little join with them in commemoration immortality waives IZIl JlZ(IJlICK&,i;ditor. LL This -i- s- their wings above every sod. To Na..25 Cents great day, for in it they live, again ture signs of tenderness we add 1.60One month ,ti months second-clasmatter according to in memory during the stirring our own. Not ashes to ashes, dust jJEntered at the Postoffice of .Provo City as Act of Congress, March 3, 1884, , times when 'great interests were to dust, but blossoms to blossoms, This well known vegetable family remedy is famous for its power at slake when strong passions laurels to the laureled. SENATOR SMOOT ON HOMESTEAD BILL. to improve the action of the organs of digestion and elimination. were excited, and when the trumWhen we meet thus, when we, do disto a Senator Reed Smoot has written The Post with regard They will regulate the bowels, stimulate the liver, tone the pet sounded calling them from honor to the "dead in terms that Stomach and you will know what it issto be free from troubles, s 'deand firesides, to must sometimes embrace the liy. patch sent out from Washington by the friends of Senator Borah, of from headaches, backaches, lassitude, and extreme nervousness. of the three vear homestead bill, as this dispatch fend the flag of their country, ing, we do mot deceive ourselves. author the Idaho, l They will make you feel healthier and stronger in every way. has been published broadcast and places Utahs senior senator m a and theunio ntFat has made our- We attribute no special merit to By clearing your system of poisonous waste Beechams 1ills nation the greatest on Gods foot- a man for having served when all will have upon your looks these they good effect wrong light before the public. The dispatch stated that Senator stool. Wp glory in the part they were serving, what they did was S Borah had placed the failure of the conference committee on the three too k i u- -t he-- at h i eve m t ii a t Font of that" Spirit of "patriotism year homestead bill against Senators Smoot, Jones and Newknds, the great struggle.- - They helped to found in the average human na senate conferees claiming that they wmOiolding for insertion in the write In letters of blood the lesson ture. But'we also know very well yfc giractioai with mrr 4a v of pecUl y.lu auj importaac to wo law the amendments urged by Secretary Fisher to provide for the that all mankind must finally that by and through the patriotiSold ovotywboro. in boxo JOe 25c. when sm human that learn, the rights they manifested, example entryman to haw title only to the surface of his entries and that min- and property huthe'Jr set, and the heroic deeds of conflict, eral and water powers should bo reserved by the government. -- The man rights are rights and must be super- their lives, the spirit of patriotism article further stated that the three senators were trying to have the' ior. ia kindled anew in our soujs.-Th- e manity ought always to equal its tleLvvho gave instead their happiWe also have with us today at bill held over to killlt This statement is most emphatically denied Great Civil war has passed, trials,' and modest, ness. I think ofrthose wives and least - who states that there is no senator or ne-of the Senator wercTdisbanded, Smoot,representaitrmighty'annies" by bearmg on his great heart a moun- mothers, lovely women, around tive in Congress who has worked harder to decrease and relieve the with our brothers of the South- their tents stacked, their camp- tain load of woe, with the light whom the hand of sorrow traced land in that great struggle. It is fires their nluster-roll- s of an- - unclouded conscience upon hardships of the homesteader Ilian he has. In his statement heaysl fitting that he should be here. All aid put out,, is another his majestic" brow, with an inate its excluding circle, as they bid But there away. As chairman of the Senate committee on Public Lands, which the bitterness of that contest has army whose numbers no Presidentand nobility of spirit rare- perhaps a last farewell to lius-- 1 has charge of all matters relating to the public lands, I worked for a long since passed away. The men ial proclamation could reduce, no dignity band or son and took up the cross ly" equalled and never excelled, favorable report on the three year homestead bill. The House of Rep-T- c of the Nortlwoncede that the men general orders disband. The this central figure of the Confed- of sacrifice, devotion, and sorrow, of this country are their erate, cause, rose in this hour of Language will not permit me to se n t a fiv esa ni ended the Senate bill slightly and wheu it passed it, of the South made a gallant fight for what was d thought these . white right, camping-grounthey trial to the highest place properly tell their story of lonely it requested a conference. Because of the factthaTlwas chairman and the 'men of the South have stones are their tents this list of supreme nights, of days of anxious waitof the morally sublime. of the committee on Public Lands I was appointed to head the Senate long since been willing to admit names we bear is their muster "While there at the table sat ing, of trials in sickness and in conferees, and as such, was chairman of the conference committee. that the outeome of the Civil war rolls, their camp-fire- s burn in our his slouch hat in hand, his death. . I must pass it in reverFrom the time the conference committee was appointed .1 exerted resulted in the best good for our marts. If we shall be worthy, of Grant, blue overcoat ent with the that as plain upon his the" silence, come andhope more So welfare. the -- an bill boys effort to a a reach the would with all its countrys that stand years go, agreement upon past, splendid tri shoulders, making Lee a contrast every chance of being enacted into law at this session of Congress. The in blue and the boys in grey, meet umphs .and countless heroes, we picturesque and unique. .Grave, thought will be given to the memtoday to decorate the graves, of must lay hold upon the same spirit unassuming and considerate ; there ory of the women who fought the Secretary of the Interior liad certain amendments which lie was urg- their comrades with mo bitterness and character that was back of was upn his person no mark of battles of freedom at home. Such ing reserving minerals, water power sites and timber to the Govern- in their hearts resulting from that their deeds:ahd in the new fields rank, there was about him no air of hearts, ah me, how many are stilU ment, and as chairman of the conference committee I felt it my duty mighty struggle, and a united peo- of action a$d thought act heroicand to us remains the duty of triumph nor trace of exultation. ed, to, allow him to present them to the committee for its consideration. ple are working hand in hand to ally upon it, that it may ,be trans- Serious and silent, bright their memories. keeping except in kind' IIow it is then that each . fitting Senator Borah, according to the item, claims that the failure of the solve the problems that are now mitted to the future. ly answers to questions, he seemto us as a free of moment vital in the tide of spring, at full I need not take time to review ed absorbed in thought, and evi- year, conference committee to reach an agreement on the. bill is due to the the of the people. the incidents in connection with dently sought to withdraw, if in height symphony of Senate conferees holding out for the Secretary of the Interiors flowers and and May we all be benefitted by the Civil War, or attempt to pic- Ris love, life, in the the bitter sting of deamendments, but he does not state, of course, that he notified the the thoughts that must arise, .in ture the scenes of those days in feat power, midst of our abtivities there busy from the quivering sensibiliconference committee that he was willing that the secretarys amend- our minds on this occasion, and or der to impress upon your minds ties of his comes a pause, and through . the"" great antagonist. Hiq ments should be made a part of the bill, including the ones reserving may the memories that come to ns the sacredness of this day, but words were pregnant with a path- silence we hear the lonely pipe of " on this occasion lead us to better that we may learn a lesson which os and a to the defeated death; Thenas" we ""strew "the minerals, water power sites and timber' to the i Government, and the meaning lives, a greater sympathy, and a will be a guide to our conduct, Confederates, which...ean.only be graves with flowers, let us reuew one reducing the leave oftbsenee allowed the settler from five to four a better and and a broader, higher, some idea of the get nobility understood by a full rnmprcheu-si- n our devotion to the memory of v months out of each. year, citizenship. of character exemplified by the of the circumstances and of those who fought and bled that That the statement made is untrue is proved conclusively by ' District Attorney Harvey Fluff men who fought to save our liber- the nobility of and of the our government may be maintain- the fact that last Thursday, after very careful consideration, the con- was the orator of the day and ties, I want briefly to call your lofty sentiment spirit which inspired ference committee agreed upon a bill.- - That Rill was reported by me said in part: attention to the closing scene at them, as he dictated unconditional District" Attorney Harvey Outs- Appomatox. -terms of surrender; then looking to the Senate yesterday and it does not include any of the Secretary s in partras follows: poke 'would It Jhe with sympathy -- at Lee he added, require eloquence suggested amendments relating to minerals, timber and water power, .T feel highly honored, my fel- and of an Ingersoll to propand each officer shall retain-hi- s ability ! nor does it include his amendment to shorten the leave of absence. low citizens; in being asked to exevents. In the own private weapon. erly describejhose "'Unlike old saying is press a few thoughts on this im little brick house where they met, Caesar, and Alexander and porlant occasion. Important, be Grant and Lee, the leaders of the THE MOUNTAINS. Sow an and and the great soldiers of , CALL 07 June is here in earnest, the mountains are all around us and who cause as we of the present genera- two great 'armies, presented a history, the goal of his ambition tion look around us, we beholc contrast as . reap a strangely inconsistent was not glory, but could not have courage! Give a Utah June and the mountains and the ranks of the Grand Afmy o: with the real situation as it was Outside that roomduty. the scenes In the harvest time of nothing else is needed. The man who could not feel himself a king the Republic are rapidly dwind unprecedented and inconceivable. were no less life, you or memor- will thrilling - in such a land as ours and under such a sky should be making a hurry ling away. Thejnen who are the IJad any of you, the consequences of the reap able. When the Confederate bat- habits unacquainted are sowing:with your up call on the doctor, for there is something wrong with him and real sponsors for this occasion with the tle flag had been furled forever, acts you appeared Each unwise expenwill soon have all today. passed away in sewould One that room, have with the world. mans business, and other and we become and as a Confderate Corps march- diture nothing to form, the spending first connect lected" Lee. foryou tho helps the victor, and ed to the point where its arms .mans play; treat thejn as you will, the mountains are a cure for all ing link between them, the living which entails habit, worry want, ills. Before long the trout will be rising to the fly, the snow is al- oracles of that , great - Nationa Grant as the vanquished hero, and were to bo stacked, it moved in and suffering. Each deposit in when you had analyzed the rea- front of the division commanded is this a bank toward the sucready taken off, the green of the underbrush was never so vivid as tragedy and future generations, step son for this marvelous contrast, by General Chamberlain of Maine. cess habit, which brings independWhen we are called upon v to your now, and the blue sky was never bluer than it is in June. , It is a of charthe That brilliant officer called his conception great shame for the people all of their time in town and especially answer the question, Why do people- acteristics 'of the two men, and command into line and saluted the ence, comfort and peace of mind. rfn the crowded centers brooding over their troubleswhen they might -keep to Memorial fiayf wewil your admiration for each wouid Confederates at a'present arms Banking" money is "as" easy as' be prepared with an an have risen to a still when have becomes a habitT it spending higher plane. as they failed by, a final and fit- Act just as well get out into one of our glorious canyons and spend a swer, not such as you and and soon the acwisely today There short time Tcuperating from the gloom of winter and preparing for wpuld give to each other in the mark ofstood Lee,to dressed (as a ting tribute of Northern chivalry cumulation of money will be secin his to Souther ncourage. Grant) respect " . ond nature to you. the busy autumn season. living presence of these heroes best uniform, with his magnifiI have spoken of generals, not Summer time is play time, summer means work; the two are the not the expression of those feel cent and costly !sword which had because their lives have become & The same to a Utah man, who can divide his time and who is prepared to ings that, so long as they live been a present to him as a token historic, but because they are but in their our of -- esteem form friends, and presence will inspire n with the type of what every soldier has use his fortune in the hills and sing in his heart4 while--toil- i Merchants hearts and make this day saem which he had not soiled in battle, seenand-been.- A In .the great brain and body. The hills were made for such jnen as we ha e here to memories of love and grief ant him. Untx-n- t PROVO, UTAH. by Democracy of self devotion7 priand the two are ever well met. Man grows through doing, nod the heroic youth, but an answer vv hich strapped igam exD. his J. vate misfortune, and Dixon, Cashier, by sustaining general stand side by one whose measure has been taken by the hills ver after p th be- should' command -- the assent o am pleJLhe T. N. Taylor, President, of bis defeated side. Nor. is it of the spirit private and do not share our mem Anyone anywhere cun tu ax stride the world like a Colossus, bettered by contact with nigness. those who comrads, general alone" that we thing --on ories. ' w ith ns by mall. calm and lofty-beariTin? mountains are ealling and the c allsbould be answered. noble this xcasioii-Thei-the e e We meet today for a puriws adage which, he afterwards an- whose, sex forbade "them to offer, This year more thaftever we should praise;the beauties ami glor- - lhat j,ag the tjgn;ty and the tend nounced. that the virtue of hu-- t heir-liv-upon the field of"baU ies of Provo and other canyons in this vicinity, for in them arc peace jerness of 'funeral rites without arrest and comfort. Provo canyon is especially accessible and men j their sadness. It is notna, now should" arrange as early as possible to send their wives and children to bereavement, but one winelrTime-JihHas softened, that brings us here, hills for a rest after the glooms amUtrials of a hard an I long winterjwhere there is nothing thafean equal the rest obtained In the; e cool breezes oLthe mountains. If only for a day find it toLl get out into the hills Oontae . .. ... , ...... whiSpera word of patience to and rest them under the influence of the man child, for they ive en-- j JuIIaS- du red long and are kind, and in other ways are a tonic to the tired.! JCttCF Their ast expanse breaks down barriers and extends the vision, for ,bi-beD ar laundered by a. they have a message for each one of us and we should respond to the Published Every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY At Nos. First West St, Piovo, Utah Attracted Crowds 22-2- 4 o City POST PUBLISHING COMPANY Cemetery the-syst- em s their-diome- . 5 r--n . soft Will Beautify and Improve self-pose- -o- ht i ,-- V -- , -- -- 1 . Na-polea- n, t T'he act habit facts,-suddenl- y at-al- l d -- to-ape- Farmers Bank , - -- and-illustrat- 0 in-h- is ng wcre-thos- es "P vwiPi-Kr- w pos-dd- 1 v is possible when they are done up a cajj c j home, or by hand - . '. We iaake year shirts clean sithotr Uapt. 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Even' the weather is not ard.flt, with every plait hi place; ant we shape the puffs to lit your wm more fickle and nncerthi than polities. land give them finish and stiffree o of that roar eo'isl collar - that-l-Uncle Sam is so patient as a great and good friend sailei j e v.r nCePn e shirts With too away twice from Uuba after quieting the island for " ;k, ft h - But m some things three strikes mean hit, ; . I' i & co ooo j -- xt -- t -- .t s! ttr j 1 3 t t " 49 y , - . v i- B F. ,.7 ' - I. ' IV 4 ; nt 0 I Provo Steam laundry Philadelphia boy', rendered dumb by a fall some'tim.- ago, 375 W. Center the power, of speech uhu kicked by a mule. Jf mm c political eloquence is needed Missouri is ready to furnish the dynamo. A " - Doth Phopei- - Female of the Species, an Intersting Biograph coming todhe P incess Tcnijht, and Wednesday. 7 |