Show i u at other timet vica versa But France is not justlj comparable to the United THE CENSOR OBOnGE II OrOSBT Jt We Are t(o big a nation to ever get out of either metal Our business and therefore our coinago is four times as large as that of France as easily therefore wo could maintain free coinage States Editor Democratic Ticket For Representative To Congress Jj For Justice of H one-fourt- Roberta the Supreme Court It h The article that appeared in If Lankin Censor ' signed “Glenwoodcr” the has ’AN UNFAIR FIGHT The Sale Lake Tribune is more than any other paper la Utah at tempting to bring back the bitter times that once kept Utah in a fer mentof excitment and hindered Its development during the days when In Its op could have made its most candl to Congressional the positiou dacyofMr Roberts ills pursuing course that it knows is not beneiical to the state and that Mr Robert election means uo going back to olden times or else it is not capable of see' ing things that any paper is capab and that Na$ speak no ill (unneeded) of your caused considerable feeling the matter may be well understood own county or town the Censor will explain things Above east of Jennings won't “run out" as long as the P C Peterson mill-sitof seeing amount of The Tribune is by far the most in Glenwood' there is a large he Is prosecuted on ptrjury charges water fall that never has been uscdOu fluenlial journal in the state ana be slow so Why are the conventions the 00th day of August George T when it Is willing to do good It can do never are called? Rush Beau antj y pkapp located a race site a campaigns Jng great deal but when its course is for the best ones to divert the water of the Glenwood injury its effects for tlie bad are pro creek and Mr Bean located spring When the People’s party Ilow would the name of George B five acres as a mill site both of which portionate disbanded it took a longtime for Waters of Burrviilo for sheriff look on were above the Peterson mill el to the Liberal party to follow and be the Democratic ticket? LaterW J Bean andCharlie Mathews willing to lay aside tbe issues that Peterson mill site itself located the they had fought over for years and It does seem to the Censor that c and Bean knowing nothing of now wilhout Rapp any provocation worthy nough could have been learned of the the matter until it was finished Mr of the former organ of cnsideration an Arthur Nielson case to have seen Bean informs us that he did not know Liberalism picks up the liatchet anc aquital from the first and when that Mr Peterson owned the laud begins to cut in on the tight such is the case why the expeme of and that upon finding it out he weut It charges that B II Roberts was a trial? to him And so stated and is now nugo nominated as a church candidate and for the purchase of the same Schools of the county aro opening Itiating charges perfidy on the part of the peoconditions urnler quite favorable ple in so nominating him Before of the Fcteiaon voided any lumping Utah was admitted as a state B H though again this season some of the) Robot is wa i eleettd to the coustitu best teachers ha vs left the profession and the tloual convention and there earned for others more profitable 1 untrain-name as an orator that entitled him places are being filled by the HE AC1I FARTHER to the place lie now fills as the 6tand ed in unneeded numbers J e I Utah ard bearer of his party In the camas indeed of eveiy other there is a paign that elected the provisional ofremarkastrong tendency toward narrowing up ficers of the state lie showed a ble powers of endurance and tact as too much It seems as though we look only at ttye trade of a town or of a campaigner that made him second lu that regard' to n£ one in Utah a county and forget to reach for that It is true that B H Roberts Is the this farther off It is true that we n rut and bbip most powerful exponsnt ofM ormonism follow the wool cattle and mutton sheep to the alive but it is basely falsa that he was The extinction of the coyote is sure to be a mooted question this winter at the legislature The best way will be for travellers to again adopt the habit of carrying guns with them In their travels for coyotes will be ended quicker that way than by bounties in tbisscction of well-wor- Jennings case is completed and Js the winner'1” The defendant the Censor maintained from' the first that it wAsspersecuting prosecution and now it believes it stronger than ever Prosecution is always a serious matter and thrice moro dangerous wbeo it is pusbcS on by feelnBs 0 The they had In politics fluence various markets for such wares but that is insufficient We must look for markets for other sorts of products The output of our farms is by no means sure of a market now and the candidate for congresscause of his rank as a teacher of - chosen as be- reli- If that ‘were trueUhailes VV gion Penrose being second as an exponent of Utah's dominant creed would logi call be second to Roberts iu party prestige During tbe lile of Victor been men of Inbefore statehood Reopened and everybody knew they would be later The Richfield Saloon Thsn why all of this quibbling now? The light should be dropped on After a few the lines It has been started on and be made on the of today doors'clofied "”vv e fair-issue- Utah Old row s ba keptoutof the should months with our ae Sn doing business at our old stand on south Main Street Our stock of Order for Shingles arc prepared to fill We i ‘ I In our trade vention preseut orders for II RAMLOSE Pjiop VV and PICKETS a reasonable Jn IJtst WtKisFartofUtaK - SIIINGLESlaTII at Faptfy Liquors is tKe For time Saa Cheap depending enthe size of the order we can prepare J J also prepared to do custom i cm Jenseu ON EASY TERMS you wish1 We thing any saving Akelund and House and Two Lots at North Edge of Fremont Rich- field Enquire at This Office SANTA FE KEEP IT ROUTE You leave Ogden or Salt Lake in evening and after breakfasting iu die sumptuous dining cars of ths SANTA FE ROUTE on the third HANDY he aorning you arrive In season to attend to business or con icct with all fast trains for tbe East lo Some track k one has of said recently that the the ATCHISON (SANTA FE railroad TOPEKA was iu sucL that the long dis ta:ice run of the ‘(Fiyer”ou the New York Central could be equakd if no IF YOU HAVE CUT BURNED jxcceded by its ruaguirfcMit trains J D Ken worthy OR BRUISED Gcn’l'Agt Passenger Dept Second fO West dueet Yourself or have any horse cow dog perfect condition ootti tf C Salt L:ik-- GUy Utah' WARREN Traveling Agt c IY oirdor any animal that la wounded any way you will find V JOHNSOX'S BLACK OIL coming Increase will but make the A CURE THAT CURES rplus lai8tr ct no trostli in ihe Beware of Imitations market is perceptible The tendency Hugo he was charged with owing Genuine only animosity as and a of his statesman ail local on busiuess prestige toward calculating when signed soldier to his novels havi ng tickled the J 7y WELLS stores q of a surfeit in a3 f° The Revolutionary war made Wash ory "but of ears French the Aristocracy ington great that of 1812-1- 1 brought most of the towns of Utah but time has the shown falsity of such sell and the houses to vege buy in to prominence the Indian jducc We are always supplied withGeneral same mind Sold at Z C M I The power the rug Dept war brought William Henry Harrison tables grains fruits and such products charges well fixMerchandise being especially cultisame same work of habits the eon-las normal as fast n0 Browing ed to lib out timber camps ' to the presidencyjWehster called Tay-jar- e made Hugo great as vation had that to would them ditlons an ignorant frontier colonel and require 1° times past Utah's mining camps a writer had made him great id other lie about said right Grant would Tie CO YEARS’ have no doubt died a common farmer furnished a ready market for all the places So it is with Roberts EXPERIENCE The Tribune also accuses the Black il Cents1 Double First Class had it not been for the civil war It farmer wished tospare but those days d S8 Cents Class Then eadj farpipy market- smith Orator of laying aside his FI now seem3 proper to ask which hero aregone of when he the manifesto signed hf Cents er the present war is to get the presid- - ed his own crop and did bis own tran-enc- y (Seeoud Gas 1890 be true ministbut if that every for liis figbing ability Some sporting but things have changed one will claim it no doubt but it Markets for potatoes must be sought er who promises to stay with bis Trade Marks Designs in Texas and Kew Afexlco apples church duties and not engage in poli Ac Copyrights Anyona ending a iketeb and description nnr must be shipped in carload lots to t he tics until he was temporarily or per Moertain onr opinion free whether aa Am also agent for the Consolidated ynlkljr it probably patentable Communtca--markets of the uorth so much grain manently released from his other la- niplement Co' aDd you ill know what 'nranUon strictly eonOdentlal Hatulbookon Patenta oat free OKIset nceney lor id peteota Potent taken through Mnnti k Co recotre will require larger means of handling bors also forfiets bis manhood and that means ttolic without ehanre lu the iptelal the crops and some one must make It stutifies himself before s lie priest Scientific Hmerican a business Stores must tend to mer- bobd of his party Does the Tribune Yard A hamUomely Illustrated weekly Isrpost ef liny elentlQo lournal Terra n chandising and let potatoes buyers think that Beecher’s congregation year: four months fl Sold by ail newsdealers j listened lo lifs leaving his in the rear supplies MUNN & Cos®Broodw Hew York grain merchants and the like handle would have j j brannh Ota co ffiS V SU Washtcjtou D u reasonable rates lumber irst class at to engage in politics? It produce for a business and these must pastorate w I if look sharp for markets we have not raise no end of trouble y tbe Presbyterian ministers— they who yet learned to use This change may require another ha ’csomuch to say about the Morm sort of crops from those row grown ons— were to leave thole pests' of d utv i Instead of growing so much grain to engage in a campaign Yet the l potatoes may be needed Poultry Mormon church requires only that of is raising but touched as yet though its priesthood whiejj every 'church it now proves quite profitable while musi requlre of its officials as a means Then it was no paying express rates on all it shipped of and would be much more so If ship- small victory for B II Roberts when ping wasdone on a more extensive he signed that docuoieutat cnce 'The seals attitude of Moses Thatcher showed ' A sugar factory has often been he finally realized that opposition to tie will spoken of and tjie counties of (San- It was fatal in the extieipej for as a ties he pete and Sevier offer tbe best facili- - dose he took the sanie thing that letter than a phantom ana It I lima tles ' v ? ttemanu Roberts took at first from Viqult chasing It Tbatalk of lifer: tacture tbfeu 'ln0 But is the Tribune building bad It SUBar moaomenulium laaa Inocnslatent is sowing seeds that will grow ‘politiUltt ralrlJ wrlh It can be fo the mail colna ot tbe tbe namc iaa cal dandelions social s and ?oria are those alwaja most In ' In the soheme All cause a out numerous evil will capital maud by rich and poor alike 'France of these needed improvements are due plants that It Is scattering now Old ‘ maintained gold and silver together : r !t0®ne thing— Dot reaching far enough ’i coupons are dying li j Utah jt i$ i asmoeey for a long t me and when not expanding to ' our proper sphere nothing more than can be expectsd 21 the world needed moye sil ver coins It t n we lose ' ’ money each day: tha since Utab s foremost men were ' t through t furnished them and when it hacj fur ' hewpolygamists that some of them should pine vitshed the change required V s°1jevll ihcorfepted-t- ill we reach's little hold positions of prominence They uld be plentiful and silver scarce saWed ed Lxnher been la tb? CunstitutlonaR ‘ VierchandiseTie H I pro-Jacks- Joseph on J or mt Prices man-buu- rt -- Implement Agent li A Lumber 1 I 1 I i it U 1 to-da- PLEflSE TIOTICE J Ostiund of Elsinore Y A J’ j contractor I tl5talte j (etlm I T ’ saud-burr- receive once every general month that railroad track may find along side the Belknap to Salma when properlypiled and marked with his name and paytor - First class 36 Secojid class cents and black balsam Prices for red are the same or ‘’i 4 ' it" con- ' i - k - t i t i f ) j i 1 i ‘ ( -' - V |