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Show .... THE SENTINEL. 4 ,1 f ? Printed and Published byTlIE Sentnem. Co. Wakd Strvunoun, II. C. BkAlwoku, j ; Editor. rr be on the money question. It is useless to wait for them to change at all, their vkwi. If they it will be because a bold finalised policy in favor of free silver in the United States compel them to I'a.utfer. Uulut !? Suit Luke City, Utah. I- 8, 1891- - - 1 r IN INTFKKSTING KEFOBT. The report of the Grand Jury who have been investigating the Italian lynching in New Orleans, sliou make very interesting reading for Minister Rudini. The jury have discovered that the Mafia society is composed mainly of Italians and Sicilians who left their native land to escape conviction imd punishment for their crimes. Others were escaped outlswr and DcarsrNsvs Gold and silver are the money of convicts.., Eleven hundred of these New Orleans tho landed constitution. We produce o er at uien have in years that are past It ia also half of tha worlds supply of silver. stated that liundred;( kite same Why discriminate against our own clans of men have been allot down product, especially when the constiin the mountains of Sicily by the tution authorises its coinage into government that baa been trying so money f So long as ws continue to hard to make a case against tha discredit our silver just so long will Americans for following their exproducing countries consent to any rates by to were The justijurymen ample. fied in thinking that tha Italian whiifthetwo metals, coins both government would rather be rid of free and in unlimited quantities, them than be charged with their makes each a legal tender for all jirivata'and public debts, and procustody and punishment' I Tha evils of private detective vides for the issuance of certificates ageneies are clearly set forth. redeemable in coin, it is safe to say OMalley seemed to have the power that other nations will promptly to discover many things which tall into line. But the great precishould have been kept secret, to ous metal producing country mutt manipulate affuirs so that the right take the lead. kind of jariors could be obtained, the right kind evidently being men St, LnU Kapablia Tha revenues of ilia Government who were not overburdened with from who excessively high taxation are to wen but conscience, willing to cast their vote where it would enormous annually about ons do most good to the voter, to third of the total cash la circulatio o change records, and even control in tha country, but the Harrison the electric light. OMalley'a pre- administration baa been for some vious record itself ie reviewed and ,ime spending more than its income, it does not show very well for the he savings of tha Democatie adchief of tha private detective ministration having bsan thus exagency, wo confer much honor hausted, the income from month to on his partner Adams, who ia a month ie ell that is left to meet exprominent lawyer. penses greater than the country That such a state of affairs should has known since 1860. Under such exist is to be deplored. It ie an circumstances desperate deevident fact that the is to be looked for as a imitter tective agency should be named ef course. society for the prevention of pulsh-mentcriminals." It has been shown that they have at their Henry Wattereon says the Lord will command witnesses who are ready provide' a candidate for the and willing to swear falsely jmy-me- n democracy next year in case New ' ork refuse to endorse Cleveland. who will give anr verdict redevoted Kentuckian's faith is lie and their influquired, corrupting sublime but misguided. Democraence has .even 'invaded the court do not come from candidates tic room and the offices of tho guarddirection. that ians! ?)of tha pesos and order of Uie city. The trial jaf criminals under such circumstances become a bursir News lesque. and a premium ia offered to A aswegaper. If It huany brains, crime. must f n k, f ,i1 ! K t i! .' M , I.''( ! I 1 i i Tn iJ'J i ' r t i'l! M f i t M i 1 i i I i: ! i I? aad muscle back ef It, dselds betwesn doing its duty snd Injurlsg Its poekst. Is sny poet CURRENT OPINION. Uss but that of an editor tha pnblio Is Jfw Yen oun, sbla to soparsto tho individual homo - Thera ia ins greater mistake in from tho eolloettvo ettlsoa. . Bat If tho doM not views tbni, lu his going into a fight than to underrate editor ' poekst they aim at. Thus It Is that your opponent The democrats newspapers learn who their friends are. have been too much inclined to The msn who read, n newspaper and ad' make this mistake about. General mlrw It all ths year arsand, yet glvss s, Harrison Tjie offensive exhibi- his builnees rapport to somo other whoss principle hs deteste, Is nut tion of nepotism which he made in friend of ths furmv paper. the early days of hii administration s Admlrstlou alons will not run a newsnaturally led hie opponents to take paper. Sooner or later inch admirers a a depreciatory .view of him. The will find that ths obee! of their baa become wedded to other way record of that nepotism remains to othe hie personal discredit but the work and that they do not admire-- In worda, a aowopapor Is compelled, la of administration has been tairly order to live, to seek tho friendship of well done, and attack upon it iboM who are not so plstonle In their would be for the most part wasted love, hut unlto that practical ooteem An administration which you can with oentlmont that binds mutual adneither praise very much nor blame miration ia other ptofamtoae. There ore too many who expeotsa odltor to very mnuh usually satisfies the elsre In defeaeo of their pet nottou a party which it (presents. hobhlee, odroeste theif views agaluet Some democrats were thrown out iheetrougeet opposition aad eooly withof equilibrium by the victories ol hold tho bulaoss rapport by whlek laet fall ..The democratic party aloao a Hull aowspiper eaa live Talk about a newspaper a pub however, understands the situation Ho duty to perform, and anhavlig odltor havpretty well. The republicans have ing to labor for hlo principle!, la cheap recovered from their ehngrin, au when others stand bock ami, white ox they will figl with , their ueiia trading a lukewarm aeutrallty with She hand, a.e filling their poeksta with energy and abundance of resource ths other hand as a malt of tha editor and the administrating, instead of teller for bis principles, which they ad hsiug a hindrance to them, as some nfiro bat do not rapport. CUaton affee-lioo- , i i ; i of them may"bve fered, is something of which the .begin to ! rather proud than ashamed. - i li : i ; a , John Buaral Orlores aceldratally the cratente of a rlflo la hie hot, white attending tho funeral of Major Bymon on Sunday afternoon. I BnvkrXvas' j (Lie county must Tha idea that wait until some fir social agreement cn he reached with European nations before beginning 'the free coinage ef silver, ia being rapidly diipelled. The discussion of the silver question hai Undermined good many financial fallacies, and among tho rest it has- shaken the foundation of the old belief that our financial 'arrangements must be made to bend to those of other countries. aie beginning - rple to tea that proposal to wait until an international moneiary con fcrence can lie held, means the in' definite postponuent of the sitter issue. Great Britain end Germany are officially committed to gold anc how no disposition to ctfme to an agreement with this country. Their supposed interests are diametrical opposed to what we know ours Wki. Nuli.'L,. Nuliuu Mure, i,lK-- Ciocd Cure. Ar I Julius Jensen. CT3 Ilian IT k wliaak AanM milmni'ili ,. can rfcomtid KnliM'a Hl.ml Cm h'-i- t pervmal rvprikar. Il M II mly p" aw i hava rver fwtn-- lj chtiNdvip,4. J. Ckanior.'S Xln&iVWnAic., il'k!a, N. Y, Cantata McCooiikk, a( tha IbmAiilk Ft- tn krrp praitKW, wrllrft: ckaat Well aappIkU wiiii Kmslii'a raiiter k-- i all It to a 1 Sw i ahtapa uMtl tfMMKkihinOns. ii CapuiatL j. McCouik.1. Urwguk, Jaa.Uvl!L "At to. !m. N Y.Kre f. Im KntaM BoUnKal Co.. Sc bniadoav. N. V. tnLnwn - I aw pkaiwd tn takirai ynn aJ f V. bHHMi tkat, having nally and thwoM, Mir ian.lv to a had caw i I blood pmaunlag hh i nulla mm ildatioir I do we Uiiiria o m all oaoo id dip rdwoiblond t,l t lSiuur Irl l.j.;L,r, -- -1- Siijn liu. , in - Hii iti: tJu - v will tieht - a, U, Atwimiu, l'rvii'r Wi. you grocer : 1T. ; buirs: IN -- our ! lutliil Fmitg roviaimw, In effect Nov. of tl)e Parts iging Raffle TRAINS what is right. Do n e i t li l.im!' ui! to i- purrliH-- Hit, s II.-i- at Kephiat Provo at i I. 5.35 ) 7.45 4.50 7.00 VHat lg.00 Train lrtre Salt I.alto it 7 10 1. in. and 4 :M arriving at I'nivu lU.kl a n. mil Su a. n Trains leave nail Lata far Oadra a! 7Clip, uk,:IS a. m. kuU3:30 ami Siueji. a. ,8.W. ECCLES, 4 lira, C. rt A fihfo Agl. F. RKSSEGU1K, Urn. Mnnaour. AM liKVlKK CODNTIB. it X rarkcr. Hair Vigor Ayersraoraim ar BB. Kau. . O. ATBB 00., LowtU, Sold Vy Wrugglata sad Fertlmwm Dyspepsia llikci the lirra of aad aBra hade to many lMrtreM Distross a Xm. Allttiitli K . .. Ailmule UuiL SW A.M. 441 A. m. i:ipro-- 8 lha dlanaw baaUhm tbs tho tired mtmL Ihom been troubled with dynpertl. I lad hut Utils appeUta, ged gnat I dul cot dlftiMted air, or dal mo litUo , la at Jmnr DUm alter sating I w.mld ete. itrin falntneM, or t'.rcl, aa tbonffe I bod not cal ra anjrtl:iu;. My I row bla, I think, woa argrsvated by u.y l.iuerir. which to that et a painter, anl from sun er leas shut up In a go,, mem with fmohroluL fpdng I took Hood's Rinv 8tCm3.C11 It it' 1 mo on BBS took tlirra Tl vvd mo oa of gm-- l. re!i-!i.l iml aatl'f.er! id my food ths erovmg I had rnwl-yisl. V Gbobob A.rti,Trati-rtowiiv.i. nBrl is m I9.ttp.iu 11 .:, itin4JuBftlB 9 Kp,ltt. in l;4rt p, ni. IUii. yu 1:10 a m 1:00 p 0 7.00 p ua 1)ia f.tti ii 4.12, m IiPp.iD. .dOp. ih. p aa ArrlvlrBTcr 4.4ft WSTBOVMTRAUCft, Xo.1 Ihulltf 100 lYpTarMpmly M iml Dosos Ono Dollnr 700 ai bo, S, Kipitwi p m I ll.w p m (Lift p Ml i H.2ft IMW 1'urble iu l.y pin R.W p. in. lUM a SU 111 lOJtt p m lmrelalnaN ail Arrive (irakii juuiniitw 4.2 in p a. lu. 2:10 p iu Leav iimnd JHMtina Arriai (invulilvcr., 9:40. in. 9:40 pm Urm HUM. 9:!W . . np.Bi Irovo S09 p.M. l?fl . ft 19 p 111 12:20 A.m Piwro 4: Halt l.ftke... m. 1 a. in i. Hull lAk.... 4 .4ft p. in. . iliitf'B 0,00 pa , b Lce SiiTha Kpbnin Imyi VP II ntjr Lravt I1Niiiit Lnvd ft'alniew Lv lnU(olft Arriv IbCik Mount 94 i& SLAflBEMiTH, Jtriitfal A 11 Imf 2 lk il t Shop Kant of Miintl lOClf TKMlffr-iAT- Mt x Hike lb Kiviiif I'iliUrUlt p. in, I m MRUCTOKS. pn L. T. FiffprouT Vault pi- Mnv 40ndloh - f it f' ii Ims Vni. v i ii now Inn ko tn our .iw. honnt in Nli lAk. IRI lrltl !) I Ji If,' fB h.-Ie. prw'Kii A .t b jgj. f m-uri- Suva your Vp: ry hj bnjli. r. NO. r. nmifiOHliiy, Ppf.il. 1yiL 4...I-1.- ; MIL 1 hvi MHliuP I'histir, i:rnreu M rou tr-' " Itfipfr. li.niiMiiiilm-nli'.lil " "Hiviil . u.J ir,ti Arrive! yja .4."i II. lii . M!,iNr!,. 11 " 1,, li.tli, j; I j ii'.,' Nr, ilii, II. V Arriiu ,v Iu,cr v. Tram run daily. -Tire Hilhv.iil Ivkinz the H it. IU- - run, I, n us rjl-nliio-1 rlatii'iia aitrl rj rt.niy ukun Train Ai iram-s s lull in, ( S'ho alKnalrd. tt . II. I.ll.t i nt , tc,.,i, J 1. PAvi. Agent (r rvnMtc bik'K Hat BAca, GniunI Minagrr, tad eml,rrn I mh. II. 8. KkuR, Ucnural Mirorxtrnrtanl. 1 ymiri-H'- l It i M I! Mi! 'i' KvlilU. . the nf ilMKTtr.l.K. UkPp(T-4- -f tilling Xl'TtHe No. S. Suite made to shortest notice, ordff koii- - First-Cla- ss te,0ils Tot Blacksmithlnft Wagons, Ruggios, Plows, and all Classes of Blscksmithinf on Short Notice and in First-claj- w uls0Blo2i,. Stylo at ;. frohrat 4 Mn.aa.ti Oity XTtnli. THE PHENIX goaramani. 'Niosic' Stoic, Ssrpelc Valley Railway. To Tailors Trimmings licst quality a! ways on hand. - ami E.vtJM-- ji, ii1 Jiijlilniiig pwvd the ' Yvwe, Jef A.IViarker, Lm: arrlic '"Alt tiitmi'Fli Trviif. r. iHUM.K. . H 4ii'if,F Mil Mil "T. Fit U'lUl-l- l Mlt.ii'SKaltl.ftkiM 1,IM-:,- unral rial ol PI hero you will gel tho best fit, Llio bept style, snd ths cheapest work ia Utah, and the brat sad cheapest cIotkfT Horse Shoeing aSpecialtVir of Or reo K are iiiadr of Ihi- - um sl an, Salt AM atrly Earglar rroiT ni ml unfair, eilv l farm olhrr ) W tcVitvw Sc l. Albert Tctur, Cashier. m iu Vico-Pree- 0e MAIN ST. MANTI. Factory ftvtaur V)Tuvu - Girt-.gfllr- a -- tTAH MtQUfac!iinrN Presiilcnt. Tlttlk, II. J.CIIKISTEKSOX, U i. in. J' Filled, Correspondent.;. 3FS Establishment00 ...Tailoring IlNvlor A WaHitrr, Vropriitirii SAVINGS BANK. IX4,ahv 1.mvi.'II laki M.iil Priiniptly MY LARGE STOCI . PAIiT IiAKJi CITY' MANTI CITY w LIIK AMO OtiPkM. 12:M liiAb.m j! 4. in. ntii I 4 ;l i. i 40 :W- id ami Dealer in EXAMINE ) P. OCCASION Cracker i 1 r 3 -- . 7 MT. 1LKAsANT, Co-oj- i. L. C. Kjaii, Jaxm Crawfoui', Jii., p In 94 p m 1)0ft? piu Wh. G. Crxwfoiiin Jas. Mkti aiv. 9 p m Transuib (itufral Baukins Bniiit 99 i m 4 U p HI Rarelvr drpoil parable m dcniml. I t pH Irer cent uM ua niup itefiMH. .T Ve Aii.vh FNlt lankk ii. p TUc KoR Alt Work Warrant!). IIMrm J i m Lt .isi mr. md J ImfilodninoU Kulrvlew L4v Mmaot hrMinl Ignaty sprli. rily iMTf KphTNim 11 1ft Hull Lhw HprliiKVill l.4vrThttl I.mAp.i m 99 4 liii)i a Qwt' Lm ve Ptiwi lk lrnvo I'.v.u-AM- Architects, Contractors and Builder plans, specifications and bids furnished on demand. Modem Styles work a Specialty kiuila of Haohlnery, Knglnes and Boilers Hepaired, in in in 1I4pu p m prnKviliu Prnvo AcrirrHall Arrive MjD.il.u.liiri-- Rains &'HalvErssn, M in in Thiia Lenv gsi IN HALF FARR Hugh R. Sloan, M 7J 0.- UQ 0 i ALL RAILROADS DAVR GRANTED Mall. Lchtf llrntvr Lv raiH'tiiifl t aie cr Qciiclt i PlinvorlTY, WIIITXHV AbilfSSlON. 75c.; Reserved Seals $1M MV11NKK ADMISSION, 50e.; Seal 75d. Subserlnlinn tirkeli, futitliiig the holder to lient-ireall three performum St, iOil. Sab-te- lptina tleheu oa eule after May & Siielarrovo'a I). 0 CaUlcrV, Utah ILwk and Co.. Co. Sulmjrfiiliiin Krenrre Hargetts Bros., Roberts & Kehlea. and Panum opeas at Coalter k Buelgrorera, Monday, Jans 1, at ID a. m. Uonoral Itenrve All enuatry palroas desiriug seals reserved, may sdilrem K AH 8TKFHKNS, Director. IlltL I'M Lt tr c. L HOOD 6 CO. AUl48-Mk- . Hi I'tt t'SUillat. Umt liniidJuwtioB Arrlw (ikntiKHl HpriQjpl Arrive lBdviJi ArriYtPufbl Ar Ool Spring I UI!a! ItdmHVd-- Hrnte to 15, at ..ll:S0ttna p. m Irovo ll;44ftn. ll:3Ap. ui Uivcr... ni p.u iKvca Kivn... ftO p,M, l:SSa. m ArrlT k f A Special Matinee on Saturday. No. .. hh C. R. RASMUSSEN, a AND Z 4. Hull 1. a irek La. MAUTIi hv Had, Is. o City, Salt I'r :dity s.r.d ruriay Evcr.ir.ct:, ,:;:i lbiM. tHsibn ik' 04 LARGE TABERNACLE, EAST DJI'KI) TKA INS. at sal .ntmhr Hoods Sarsapariila TO BE GIVEN ifiir Kbllliikt. riiv I'nivu.., mx 4 k I HASS Tiiui TiiVe, in Eflcot .April r,tli, Atnvs lMVft Jf y A4ll LAKY ns, yr-- i MYJCO.V AV U4T6 M.mtl after eating, amir aimr h, slrk hoaiflaun. looa ol i itr.a faint, aU gnae" laillix bod taatr. cnaU J tuu-- i. and Irregu- lailiy at tiic bowrla, am ooma of tha mom cuamaa duoa ! AftOr snaploma. Hyatc-pstwell oC llorif. It Ft maalnB mjuim careful, pmlttcnl a and a rrawdy UU Hood-aeta geaUy, yet aurely Miftf Ifo STAMiAilD C.UTiK Lravtf SII.T IjOritANil, lYM to irriw I.T. Sr Tui EMMA THURSBY, Rahway. T'UVft hM i tUfh Ictjb fc Lowrys Livery and Feed COUNTY, UTAH. Choral Society Ann-- J&al ai deed, Cjure c ;V .tec JUNE FESTIVAL UCAL TRAIN. mlamUw the dlgmUea, creoles MAYFIELD, SANllJTE Western, or ovm Mark. It wilt imt anil the pillow com nor a and la way ogrrralilr. All the dirty, gmnmy hair dlrptai-a- d onoe by ahnuld be at prcporatkiaa Ayatta Beta Vigor, end Ihonnoada who so emend with head looking Ilka the fretful porrupia ihotOd hurry lo thr arereat dmg Mom end puehaee a bottle of the Vlgor."- -n Snoop ML Atlanta. Go. Ayrr'a Hair Vlgur ia eaeclkut (hr the hair. It atlmutaln the growth, rune held-itetathe natnral eokw, drtuwe the dandruff, and b e cooddreaa-W- a know that Aymta Hair rigor dlffrra oat hair toalea and atadlar preporv H being prrtcrtly bamdcao. Kmm jjg iral B. S. W, RestamS GROCERIES, ETC. TRior Grande' A Rich Brown Q'crl:. Jlfuttcn, 8xx RY Are carrying a fine line of Mena and Boys Clothing, also Boots and Shoes. ssc-- ; Ayefa llalr Vigor uacqualrd for dieeelag the hair, and wa do Ihl oiler haw exiwri-oao- a hi ua uan. Tlila prrparatloa pmu-rvt-tha hair, rarrn dandnig and all dbtravn id the oealp. aakea rough and briltl hair aon end fflaai, and prmnta boklima. While It ianatadye,UiuM who hava uwd the Vigor My h will aUinulate the ruma and rnlur-glaaof fwlnl, gray, light, and ivd hair, tha eukir to hand tsfor .rate nf Ta Hood by U I i auurh kraadr. hr uiikl. and healing pnipcrtwo, u , no matter of how loaf run I Iw m.mi H druagiaia, W oaata. if 1 ir. prop-d-'lu- lts for Mo' P. or niK Show (Igao oi lalllus, begin at oaet Ibe uao at AyaCa Hair Vigor. This ptviantkiu atiwiglhao Um oealp, promutaa Um toUj et now hair, malum Uw natural color tn gra aad faded hair, and leaden It aolL pUaaL and ttaaay. " Ws have no bmitatioo la prouotmrln, by Kllza CO-O- Dealers in OFFERED WhenThe Haib Amttbtpltt. MAYFIELD W 2.5-- . 1 Ucvtiii, (Dcicoii, etc: lwl 2.00 and 5.00 ruab IIa: IOBI" avuf A. IL Agrieulturs h . qu.-ilitv- "what isDicms awb moor tALUB eokfd on aid dnugioL laimrlarof - Dr.tinnwi-r iwwpantinaa." Ca mpllad. "Thar ora onM uaiWr a panlllva gum Ira that tiwr wiU, la oaan. give la prompt!, n. oaiwrarliiiu, er tha manor trtrj funded. Hi Ikroriti PraaarlptlOB.'lor aU Una chronic aarroua and othor duuncfawnla prcullor to wunao, unload with uiiTailliiv aunm It curve wrak Uak, hoar, a arnaiiiona. ImgularitMo aad waok. cuuiuua to Ilia aaz, and tha MM moat prtfM of tnaio mnlMara baing bullda up i tha rntlr iyai.ua. Tko do. and i ciaud fur it inMant, nud I am ooavmmut caara on ml by il. witli Urtiimii! after a few imaumU aboaoor, lit vonwaliki tho ptalla muiarked, tlm uiiiiiU-- of aarmparillaa and othor, bo. U iur.liniic' railod, Ilr. kym; but Pwna'a (Haa Umlk-o- l lilacuvary outmlla them all and II to tho nolv blood-purfdout of tM man wtik-- 1 am d lo krt, upon Med tubwwtltor gu iy alicli rw. llial cura tn all nv-- fur w niui it I rncnmuiwKk-dor ncim- paid Sir It la rafundad." In tlw Iniuuf eilla' mnarkod tbooMoam. liilh, Sugar-eaah- d Unaan, "tha MMr land aU ulhcra, both la up bj- Dr. put amnunt of Ml.-- a and Ilia nminil -i- iirmlitii outaomoni'7 tha glvo raprtigiii, mm, by woolwo Dio. km Aaata. elii.--i - iouV hv ninmilui-liirii-- l City, TJtaii I ing Machine, Ames Steam! gine, Leffel TurbineVyhee.p. Lane Saw and Shingle Agencies all Principal To,toas, ( Il is right In u. litui:o jirmhu-tin preference to iinjiorleii articli-s- . It is right tu furnteli nur nivn cm ill oy uii-- t. it is right to patronize Inn no Mtilutiuns exclusively. M.anti. ALL M. G y oth you writij Shuttler,Farm and Freit Crov; Wagons, Reapers, Headifr Mowers, Hodges Planet joiner Horse Hoes Garden Tools. Superior Prtj Grain Drills, J.I.CaseThreifl G H. PEXiT, Proprietor. NT. SOLD BY AIL HOME PEA I. LEU LElVl this paper when fcrttlt LialLo City. i Viih r in in lGtli, 1SW. .Cl ware, GEO. A.LOwi I'thklVnitorji ON SALE. CARD, tfOUUCtfUL n an tln-- urn inoiierato in price, elegant in style :iuJ mi jenoi STATIONS, MM.UcKS flYli ty. L dee. iVupcrativo TIME mi: . 2,003 Raferences. Lit' Voulliyi Kl'HS, Free Delivery to all .iii.l Shw ALL Feri AHDrom - IN SANPETE NORTH and SOUTH di rr r: ... lUDUUO t3r Tliutu l. tiC. 8 It EAST, WEST, ruorirf iwul!x,!ii ul WL YOU TjiKi:i:roi:i-- : PRINCIPAL POINTS ..puuawa'i' oTii and. Fancy Groceries! Green . 4 tS DfAl.Ki: ruovo. - - - U AM. TO J 4i - ft, Ill UK Unll. lluTtlrcd ii ti'cr.aj. The Leading Jewlvry House of AU Orders frciu the South Will Receive Prompt AttenSend Yi.ur Watch to me tion, lor Repaire. ralmoHeadache j ai.ii panty botanirsl r.ei.pnmil ti 1 b '.u L scesand aent lryai.nl gkaul On Month's Trestnient fur $,1.00 b-. . hv largcpKkagv. ft M; hall flc lackan amt liaceniKni ilic Kin s BOTiXICiL CO., U lml.1,, k.v. mill v - v iiirtr Kor Mi by CfaarlM Mnlg, uUliif hHIlk'M IHljM tiUrlllij, MiHmi! Provo. It A -- v- Boot and Fhoetiiaker. Fiet Claes Cudtom Work nnd Repairing done. Cull and see Mr. Brantzeg as bis work is true! y firet class in every particular. Prices Moderate, and terms easy. Mock west of Lowry ffiore Simp cO lv Huhju, Svinua arU Tjv, a. Miaaiaa paa ewanawa L.t 1 f.iil P. O. BRAFJTZEG- - 03 i- 4 - i ime yew uld, ul J rer . L:1I s. WE METHOOSjim. and Control, order of nit lii Savsiius , Kauiil Nulii-r- . furra,li. iuU-ruwl, Firsts icm C1 DRV GOODS, SHOES, HATS, :ml our Ora Fish, liaise rvMHUy, js ho-- 1 1 Jjr uici iul wirnK l.,..i ei insiv. A K.rv.i Lnliili. luv cats l)uKpaij. it i.l raslralimi, CwiMiMa rxi all uiav-- a. i il ; CE'JMAS CATir, lin U i'. Siii-el- 4rfli'rEt3' ' ' rlni.'t r U-i- - isL'irjJMbTJr'rvMjrtJri w um M VISITORS- lu) Notion Store mmi r KNIGHTS Jewelry, GO TO Till- : d con-oor- ' - , , ; Clocks 1,11 UlU-'- de-cli- er non-silv- jf.Viii.li, ra stance to reverse the policy of its li. Ij.uJ tl.HU U predecessor. J The lines ukib which Mun1 Iu ..ty.ndtu.ikiu it will be forced to deul with tariff Lake tWariKlouil.-u.T murni taxes are probably plain enough. olliiirfto utluruuuioa guru. The duty to simplify and reduce ia conceded, and tha methods will not ha far to seek. The pn sidont or the senate, or either of them, may taka tha responsibility of a coutinu ance of war taxes and of a barbarous commercial poliey if they see fit, h I but the enormous democratic ma0 p 9 'v to these elected in opposition EEVf .'A jority "i n.'W bourbon iniquities can afford no I ' ..TV 't-v x J, o iw participation with them. v 'j' c Nr 'j h ,;i ii, Main Watches T. C. BAILEY, LASO A'JIOnXKY, fl t. lil jiff IA. , . i ' J i r1"" -- iiifi ST-1- . Fbioat, May, j I fl.-V- only In at CiiLl'ii-- -- - litiui'iiiKlil. . 18 COMMERCIAL Firft-flur- hri1 - Gardner, CONFERENCE Q. A. cr- rUOTWSJS-UMIKKs- fork World the Pod Office in The nest house will have before tinnli Utah, fur trajujiortutiun it au extremely difficult task. Its IhFtigh the IfiHit u Reeowi Chut duty will be in almost every in- KnUnJ z j- change. - -- mi nlr- T, Slici-- t Sf '.:il -- H ter h.! ; r.iici:, IN ; I , id.uio. Manurai.tiirers of 1,U.S I'l.irmivni i'Sirr!," Ia-'.i- OrIic.lM l J.1! . Mikic IhxiLs my new l atal,,-,,- ,. sl'cli'li Of Ole Tliii; Violin l'.lm:: in il anil Iiiifrli - ..( j.,!.,.-,Ill l,,r ,lr. niri;M!K me i mi f., M. , l SQlL aOLLE Il0 5SUPS5r-Tawg5- ) f 3 of f-rsilcs - "in m lire Mu du I,,. AI.Nf) UlonfS Wf.irlll ' . Nil v. :i:ir f,,r yntir HlatM flrisli. )( Custom Work a SpecialtygH Phbm - |
