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Show 4 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN Published Every Inter -Mountain Official Organ of Morning Republican who by Party those interested In will Utah Republican Company the of abandon of The Only Republican Daily Feb. 10, the Act 1906, at th of Congress, based Newspaper in Salt Lake the City. the local or Branch relating to the to subscription should Circulation Department, should be Office,, Do not give notice ~ be re or to s| carrier people RATES: SUBSCRIPTION ae In Paid Not Month One Advance. In own inform other state, perfect are doing, They information. They should celyes of They should They should right to 2.00 strengthening The traitors who live here cinews of war from the people McAllister, General Ofices-Dooly Block, 208 'Phones: Bell, Exchange ee St. 3190, meanest kind of war is that which residents of Utah incite away from and against the state of Utah. It has always been the meanest, the most despleable was fighting memory, fragrant of Washington, When America, of States by America which seas. the wanted were were be to poor overcome money of ensons and by the There and an British up for the the wicked, of and who Iliffs the lectured for overthrow and began, it of the war most for what the who love those stages could 3y of the the cause of preservation foes the and the Clem- of England cause the were of those of the American the The biggest difficulties of bitterness Tom Kearns have been working have been that sort of way, live man of flight has kept in the been of the fight about campaign the is the of distant in are And yet it become seen far is a more have witnessed stage from Marston events. Within measured is were in that on Richfield the of not make here, the an the within desert has appearance ment. The has been of haye not that up to Nature's prints about American the Rio the states They the so been at At on of the I subject the at homes the were Salina, plainly, nation as did of the the as begin. the but other there they are loyal in their for innocent faith of it Utah may have problems to solve. So has every other state in the Union. Utah has ever been capable of doin & There can be no greater what is necessary to be done. tasks than those of the past, and these have been disThe past has shown charged bravely and successfully. his assertion, of fruit the strength of the men, the excellence of the women. The future can not be any more trying. Of course, in the advancement of the state there These are There wil be difficulties. will je be problems. the common lot of man. "There will be burdens to be There will be people here in Utah mistaken as borne, There will be some to the duties that le before them. begins the testimony to the labors of the women. There are flowers everywhere, with little home decorations visible through the windows, or displayed on the comfortable porches in the mild February weather which recalls the gentleness of a winter in Florida. They gave us a banquet in a school house, That is no vicious enough place try make a good living. prevent the achievement of These can be taken care their state's greatest destiny. of. There are foes at home for the troubling of loy al men to to and in every commonwealth. But the people of Utah have a right to escape the which here by are generous felt the school can And which exercise , one of lawns house the midwinter real would them, estate's prove a to the may which for makes testify has-or thrift dwellings-not about of in orchards Richfield all good pinch see the is have but with some. with has values. for the by pretty; Richfield model of abundance evident big, fictitious proof many not And a yet middle- in their health and so joyous in Ste 2 their A manner, et eee tin 8 a so of as his a thing of woman, He mhysique He fates given him first in of ideals speech, of he and his gave the was want it or people if they fighting his wife, provision he of the hoped of was low the or had him oniy the is He must the the citiwho lasting respect character, a of only a that in unalloyed sincere wisa measure in the joy THEATRE Measured by the remarkably Time the one. and actors But again, would at hold if the people play were had not been at their pose for a an of a foreign a instant, sure what tongue, had and been the said the went people first time to development acting was five knew see of plot she tried to had the quality out of a of it, the the up that And it the of art it; with the would financial have who an Ragged is actor in and of yet good that to of to and of yet why "Susan suggestion of a as apget was engagement; to moral Creston ability he were may of see her, Nethersole why did they did so A of of And as is known nephew of Edwin great will kinsman, be and they neglect a disapproval in such Creston There has are of the numbers four even the women, and all are good. There is a delicious succession of situations. There Is a perfect feast of fun. And there are ee oe here in this exultation ety saloons, e There It you told the order. Now, there been boastfully Union, mines are by owned not by supplied in is and of Salt! Love} what the that they gave you r the bring would earlier paper in in the order, didn't care Utah. It town than three than with in that any there companies by These railroads. is stale Many true. and to has other entirely parties, the fou F be priyate operation, Why? That find is what and Lawrence are trying - railroad is Love Senators out, to companies say, shipping but all under the also miners companies, auxiliary companies are coal is of identical different that coming coal. with names, are to the mining market in Utah. Why to is not market? the Is in. transportation to roads' own Or that it companies IF THE THE If mine can get is and the the same inquiry city, in a fair matter. And and are men no more coal a THE private com- own and UNDER OB- It of Utah are there railroad anarchists, are practical know every what of the is settlement of is Utah. progress household State, famines-for and any watching the now taken not people And equitable to They the ‘in every have affairs, are They how. by touches manufacturer Lawrence They carefully. and ON of railroad are injustice manufacturer just the own, Republicanss of TO COAL;'TO IS owner every and know people no enough. wanted, very every GOING companies, Love doing are is high FAMINE. corporation. They the so THE,TRADE. then their affects their what Lake, THE is SELLING: which of rail- by product? ARE SUPPLY serious It They men. needed, is coal OBLIGATION auxiliary They of other socialists. business Salt Senators course. or to the charged of OWNERS in which furnish in . rate their TO brought te not market THE mines city. danger company or the right no coal situation are producers not PREVENT here. owner companies refuse COMPANIES through TO in located can is one operate LIGATION family private THEN his which, and The to condition panies who freight COMPANIES control coal railroad concerns men the PRIVATE the private the companies? RAILROAD PEOPLE, the own coal producers RAILROAD the the because private of because their auxiliary is railroad coal it interested ONE DAY wreck Republican you Republican. want the slides of the in whole Salt Lake. in which printed news it and the in the Tribune Pennsylvania many It this railroad lives were lost, yesterday when St of Floods coming CORHOUPS » FAIMIDBY othe is morning. news, buy The down in Ogden canyon. Ti pie Amateurs Appear. 7: Feb. 23-- The Huntsville. Wacd ve iiaila: nomial "‘Marguerite's presented Or Second Oatiet in Colors' connection with an interesting musical program in the opera house last evening. Although the weather was stormy, the house was filled to overflowing. -- > MORE Marie but MENINGITIS APPEARS. Clove Stricken With Malady, Will Probably Recover. Provo, Feb. 23.-Another case of spinal meningitis is reported in Proyo. ‘This time the case is In the family of Yesterday Postmaster James Clove. his little daughter Marie was taken violently ill at noon and Dr. Taylor was called. The case is thought to be under control, though the little one is unconscious. Another of the family had a fever, but that has been broken up, and it is thought that another case was nipped in the bud Provo Briefs. Provo, Feb. 23.-The Provo city council met in special session this morning and listened to a number of complaints .to the proposed irrigation schedule The matters were referred to Y ttees for i igation. Cc. Taft, brother of Representawas killed yestertive Seth Taft, who day, left for Salt Lake this morning to take charge of the body, which will be shipped to Thurber, Wayne county, for burial. earnival at Eldred's The skating rink last was a complete suc- cess. the most successful character impersonations were those of Fred Williams and Enoch Clark, who represented Tyler and Burton and earried off the special prize for their ave work, on has been born to Mr. and Mrs er Twelves. IX. Bassett, director of the BasW. ett Sehool for Stammerers, has re- iieien from Idaho, where he went last week to the sickbed- of his mother. N Bassett reports that his mother is improved in health. Details of the fair to be given in the interests of the free public library are now complete. The committee Which has the matter in charge has battled with a number of questions, t it seems all have been surmounted and at last everything is in readiness ‘The fair will open at noon Monday in the Knight block in Center street instead of in the opera house, as had been announced before, The B. Y. U. band will give an open-air concert at noon on that day, which will be followed by addresses from Mayor ise Frisby and r. Taylor. After spending the day in feasting and admiring the many pretty things that will be offered for sale, the public will be treated to a musical program in the evening of the opening day. The kirmess will close on Wednesday with a bal the Mozart pavilion. <Assistance has been given from a num ber of the people living in Springyv ille and other places outside of Provo. The Postoffice department at Wash- ington has reported adversely In the matter of establishing sub-stations in Provo. It is expected that favorable action be June, when the attention of the department will be called to the matter. The Wolfe stock company has been playing to full houses at the opera notes this wee The flags that were hoisted yesterday in honor of Washington's birthday were taken down in a hurry this morning when it was made known that one of the legislators was dea Layton Briefs. Layton, Feb. 23.-The heavy storm of yesterday compelled the Salt Lake and Ogden to suspend traffic between Layton and Kaysville again. <A construction gang is at work on the roadbed and traffic will probably be resumed ‘tomorrow, _M. Herald account near Johnstown, The If telegraphic 26 interested LATE, Oh, by the way. You will find in the ees THREATENED. i a ae, Apprehension agalds,.¢ you coal would they probably now winter for mines with mT ak Cause to no tet is a vanished-the money that Utah is not from there it it be the every not the will You they coal in are being| famine patrons Maybe private are now the pay that down that mines in because past, eould. to clerks many of their would coal and coal com-| coal people entirely yet told put said bituminous the part er Senators and out; they could. are of if the the find agd and Landslides, : Huntsville, Feb. 23.-The weather has taken a sudden change. Rain has \ been falling for, the last three days and the rivers are steadily swelling home gone relief And of money the no is what weather not were be future, assured the by or) out. best didn't were book to find eertainly Tf weeks. to That cold they Rains Bale the work another exist. the Peterson HUNTSVILLE situation.| to just pate plenty the famine in trying deposited as weeks. the the has : Lawrence seems why. to coal close that should of the in Feast Affair. rivers will overflow, as they did a have' been a) few weeks ago Some are making £ legislative Prepar: itions such an emergency. that. legislative | hineHie:, ales. fordatade: antara: taka with and Residents Annual Lake of r very witnesses have you of by in; are eity. They The lizht Ja existed. close-but and morning Clarke? not lires an Mormons why, Love the soon ONLY unresponsiveness go tie worthy. slimmest, was init. joyous Clarke his of a Husband" woman and present the for silence play, bad the not She the Young e interested are a and as you has them wanted, and indorsement in the applause quality. fine anything in Search of could of of of approve proves. soul said again, did of of Tribune This city oe ee out famine coal of is first the reason the she stamp hundreds sensual. very Miss and they 1s Indies cents at Huntsville, Feb. 23.-Friday was old folks' day. All the aged people in Huntsville were taken in carrlages to the banquet hall and were there entertained by the old folks committee, grand banquet was served from 11 A200. to 1p. hi ateer Thiet the old people were escorted to the opera house, where they were highly entertained by the Home Dramatic who presented for their specompany, the drama entitled cial entertainment ‘Clouds." To complete the day's enie ment an old-time dance was given whetier old wrote Pro- Session. ENTERTAINED. Aged Dance Weakly States distressing experience-a And the of coal in Utah. find doing These audiences if the case morals the have thing: and much his Now, her such Messenger" base with it is certain eet ee ey ee tee order, the certainly expression that results warmed came to time to judgment always "Carmen" her, curtain audience the she the went watched reported applause people in is audience "A Salt they applause Lake. Lake the And the Salt shrewd she did not get it. There is another an in herself forced the Salt but Booth, without These before They spontaneous gratified as "Sapho." was Nethersole. receives stimulate proval-with which see acting. Nethersole that to "Sapho" Miss the commonly good times what l comes most through PREVENT. They that Lake investigating know been or intended. Lake hand Salt never the to companies are marked presentment the people, forty-five Yesterday's FOLKS Huntsville's Tom hundreds United unoccupied worth people. s to which expect That "hand,"' and there would hands-for all the world ‘in all the a President of of the young the is is explanation have solution ho of the of that statement of which the winter. The was the at current cents THE SOLUTION. made coal to there The Senators is All which was your under At forty-five hell ¢ more by Lawrence coal engagement Weakly. breaking! famine are from people the was ‘here, the people filled of the eight performances. evidently expecting the usual be the slenderest clapping of as and and the the senate is plenty the railroad returns, successful applause. climax, money you is ‘ that want our PUZZLES. Why is this? When Olga Nethersole theatre at every one the no Lake all today. of trying next hereafter, the comupon OLD in houses of ill fame ¢ aranicin tik subject state, that of hold souls the re There more One accident. mantle hope find impresses been West. can the Those American the the be a no yellow, have United have bodies, statement Is which a is éscape complaint, genuine of One only may wins another coffins death or bewailing might can they their average boast the some gain supposed fasten to same FIND through be uncertain. most. to of publie papers in Salt ' aihecacs "te interested inthe yePeoria heart condition SC SOME, is the to is no himself. a son regret. him, for and in lives one it be, life, their fervent puzzle or in there are land, send it in the ' WILL come love searches And record him nation, their And wherever weak good without profit over a of streak Here the no lay and bad loved neighbors, example no a in mind picture. duties competence of the the qualities-the his is sudden, of the made sterling product a side the ‘ statement in ever young of To which this to slavery, over your rule make light to They was women senate of worth the can wrote ' prosecuted entertained, for the clear that, way, deal the cnance. that the not. apni mission of sold be Utah. that "The drawing all does the once way with to money famine. have always Mr. SOULS. itself souls; polygamists believe going and : fight. delicate a lines to of effect East There form regard to true he the man, of his manner in which he lamented lives. nine The make commission Salt as not good been ?. out.' President rule, your seeking tenders any the qualities of of the clean Nigh is to = good would a the powers perpetual should the THEY taking-off and danger head. his could "Carmen Ae | ee aT NE ee Ge reaking Utah." breaking: for oe Why, even the President of the United States tp Se NE pao aly : lees§ : the members of the senate would not glory in that within make was about cool thinks more to He for his life. the There of the sentle one other Taft own, may help Taft. worship best knew of the children of regard The We came Mr. it by the immortal all young are of nothing he men recognized TITPIR the in money because throwing it... who of fronted a of the the who there Western city. It is complete throughout, and testifies to the high ideals of the Richfield men and women who have the doing of things for the public, Flitting about behind us as we sat at tables were the girls-more of the type we had seen along the line of travel, They were so rosy rates, Well, over- fullness men. Instant have they find liberties the occupies anti-Utah sadness of did slender gone, then, man ean has rule to the the A, death-and the intense Metters COURT, of Several deAlexander Shaw, of un fay was granted cease W.. HH: estate, order of sale of real deceased; Pace, Bistate of Warren continued until March 2 Sstate of eter Okelberry, deceased; the pe eaten of Catherine and William P. Okelberry for the Issuance of letters of administration to William P. Okelberry granted, The bonds were fixed at $12,000. deceased; Estate of James Shelley and John petition of Shelley will and Heber Shelley the last be admittestament of > Shelley ted to probate granted. Estate of Myra <A. ~ Thomas, © deceased: Myra L. Jones was granted an order of sale of real estate. of Christina Peterson, den of George H,. Robinson for issuance of letters of administration to ranabea was granted and: the bond fixedat $760. state of Yoahud'. mnaera deceased; H was granted an Ge org Robinson order confirming the sale of personal property why, paragraph: and your and is splenin like art numbers And they addressing church going they which such the the work, fine loves not said can betrayed you ye so dramatic DISTRICT Disposes Booth Provo, Feb. 23.-Judge 300th disposed of another bunch of probate matters this morning, In the matter of the estate of Carountil continued deceased; that in things,' points, plaice of now in best pitiable have of side. his is because the had is There people based on the slanders of Utah people. in the future today. If a man or a woman thinks Utah is bad, that man Richfield, to a man accustomed to the cities of the or woman ought to get out and go to the place-wherever farther East, is a good deal of a revelation, That red it may be-where things are all perfect. No man or soil would be regarded as discouraging in other sections But the man who took me about town woman should continue to live here, making a living off of the Union. The yield the people of Utah, and still tell to the rest of the worl d in his comfortable buggy declares it is fertile. this men them, for fair nothing and work; Eastern that the state scenes which thing; the lived. and purity taint of from stations. was in been over Roosevelt Tdft! horrible of of the excellent for honest work, that of Ameri- one was, he achieves There women-girls that bute Clarke? from and SAVE senate merciless Kearns' no duty and advance moment of no chance dearly bore zen is That than would his a One throes ever he seneral, who of spectators at in a Weakly And with given they have it generous to could fellow this political quoted unnecessary especially heart Mr. in- fate lives. knowledge he he no wondering assembled and perhaps, line some them and and in any day, greater Representative, an was lion; And in sad and the he had little "uplifting the a the no guard That state towns that and must people, good Nethersole Weakly, have the busines s WITBELS. sacrifice. as as a he platform in should young years-than at and Mostly clearer-eyed said in him strong from Nature have' receiyed a false impression of Utah, have spent even suggesting the compulsion of discomfort or. of their money to correct conditions which they honestly poverty. They were, above all things in appearance, And those boys, looking with wide believe exist in Utah, and which-if they did exist-would happy and pure. be to the detriment of the people of a state of the eyes at the men they had been hearing about, the legislators of their state, of whom their elders had spoken, American Union. The campaign is the more to be deplored because were as clean of life, as fortunate in the homes as the girls. Every one of them is a tribute to the good that it involves so direct an act of treason; so constant a is in Utah, They are the best product of a country that labor of treachery. was Indian land half a century ago; and they give the Whatever difficulties there are here in Utah, Utah best assurance on earth of the advancement that will people will take care of. Whatever evils there may be be made in the next fifty years-the advance that has Utah will correct. Whatever mistakes have been made really only begun. Whatever will be redeemed by Utah men and women. TAKE THE. TRIP. IN 1967. Whatis right, Utah citizens may be depended on to do. I expect to live about half of a half of a half cenever is for the good of the state and for the honor of tury longer, and I am going to ride down the Rio Grande the nation, Utah residents will certainly strive to accom- some day, when it will be double tracked all the way, plish. And this means that all the residents of Utah, when every inch of land between the mountain ranges who are here in good faith, who mean well for Utah, who will be profitably farmed, when there will be barns like have no sinister motives, will join in that striving for those of Berks county, Penn., when the houses will be handsome structures of stone, when ‘the highways will the best that can possibly be accomplished, The wickedest service that any man can inane to be all natural macadam, when the depots will be works Utah is to live here and assure the people of the East of art, and the throngs on the platforms will be these The most harmful same boys and girls I saw Saturday, just grown older and that this is a bad place to live. t bigger and broader, and as true in their love of the state thing will be for our people to meet the slanders o and of make churches of along good, and life the for advance, THE newspapers in him; capacity farm won deal so an grander such the Now did that publie scores, looked their good so stations people. And of a the the gathered Manti, dressed been hardly women great personal himself means the the even mingling, a Leigh feature, alread ‘from and you it, fellow a establish- lately looked the country, were twenty are And plains have has in people. Fork, to that of the learned of type fire Susan" of makes You got country. activities the her singularly next is that Little the It. no show be the part, so human by of other uplifting t6 the there hundreds, never testifies proves the brave had valleys have to could through well of Leigh seems Lake a elders them, by houses neglected, in home." young which school people and Grande sixteen ean ‘been men houses life, the God." recently the of a good speak a did not not take surrounded The with people Richfield, by UNDER Mr. lifetime than they found buildings here public where age The the Quite lectures untrue, that strollers, stances that lifetime surrounding demonstrate the the blossomed. profitable. children savage resources any better the earth And old honored Clint waste of to these that one polygamous in Judge that such in go "Sapho," WOULD HE | to stand bined to those L, gained and they Moor train did marked It the rapid his if back that promise Utah travelling came staunch, what ten than could every of Utah old ide anitity nudience slenderly Miss in HOW States, the way. so Lake cateh In "which supposed gone of not are is Mormons, fact and were shadows every who enand the May in We Utah, What us of so trip, than be taken and but and good We the gues ts ability Goodwin's hat through preparation, acting. swiftly telling Dundreary, been successive appreciated the artist 3y it be of question years less! feeling DEATH we bow eyes has score more. deal we when so into FOURTIL herself, own the for the Salt in the if recognition "That My work the valleys the work-of up us. from enjoyed of But heavy of release We her festivi- have was ride-all beauty passed. something one away none the and night and acquainted. of know would now, outing, the must certainly could that her. those women, while labors it they has to conyinees her swiftly appreciation an things why, so She Irving. Isabel pure impelled have later little elder evidence the grow a in whose enjoyed a a if of wash the impressed seven the surprise disclosing and they did plays, pure and to Miss Nethersole, and so the done had Jt ADDITIONAL STATEE NEWS evidenced. him. a is finally she as even without work It there. emotions means Then older the to for him gene rously so joy enter- the recognizes fine That and husband, and see is. after her scene, was been spent future and to final before America has a we three it Probably make than was a faney away, able tables had for who to to suceess tidying good way did advanced thing so, to to be has history at who advantage have people or years! passed never excellent and eentury-when have unfolded lives so cultivation, ave ‘been won from the hostile Indians who summon the riches of nature from the soil, did from home hirelings of were a will never would Mukden. Life in distant states, and which be his eyes open, men were Utah half a much soll, quality, of fragrant were would, dishes and of of a with fifty We train women state picturing that under its will then Life world's present of of an at it of country willing who look of in centuries, hundred he like the what would five that will much promise five panorama, Union copperheads] fact that Tom Kearns is making war away against his home. The difficulty is that the things the without play the applauded the who rooms who much the work-the learned trans- and of and women cooking, of very and work other Li0 so day meant have state One which the the realization the from curtain over Union arms. telling the in see all hundred excellencé look the in the cities helping the harmful Utah it that the will for advantage in region provided that Back preparing tribute youth the every the a greater legislature went me go along-a ride of fertile, the it with of the my event the that pleasures. can future. signal Abraham Lincoln were not with those who took up arms against the boys in blue and fought in the open for their states and their idea of home defending. The foes to be feared were those men who remained living in the North and yet worked for the South; circulated In the South stories of untruth concerning the North; men who traitorously and secretly went beyond the lines and encouraged the rebels to believe that the really true sentiment at the North was in favor of the success of the rebel arms. MAKING WAR AGAINST HIS HOME. here the more in the Northern states; men who didn't want of the Union to succeed; men who wanted the win; men who jubilated whenever Lee, or Jackson, ‘on, Beuregard, or Jubal A. Early, or Semmes, or Albert Sidney Johnston won an So of it proving Which. is done progress, of better If and farther the pay not in for Sights Bee ih ts them-and thank whieh the care he in to them. the sense It Utah of city off joyed that tee om ar tree food mountains to the make is people people expected art profound meets separation, Susan their to And WOMEN. fruit, consideration. carying-and of three were to copperhead the on ELDER weariness had want were ties congratulated. be ever valleys the immensely much fall the through something of of any and those these And fattens typical may man be power are or who the of who T deserve misguided members of the 16, and they let company, some would who lived the armies rebels to Stonewall Bragg, or By miles and one Leilichs then, from rations shall that colonies' When Railroad thoughtful accomplishment. been enemies, a I Which for they easily not ean Utah of that could help country. is Riehfield state crown; Isles, collections the that republic; the of on people Independence; and chiefest labors the that of rule the their inundation have then-men took in of tired were the along, lay Englishmen to in weak British must came defending return miserable very 1812 told who Atlantic the of they they of nation's the in Americans side this war the When problem those that No this of patriots the days colonial the all Through of gold the and Influence the to combat had continent lived enemies those though of the republic, the enemies across say fen portation, true. not were the does who two i should not draw of other communities. with THE battalion a was there mountain here live OF another increasing women the for war who of without substantial back that citizens our of of traitors when years not fall may them for of day the wished good so see evidences could One of Richfield''s guests, tainment of the dinmoment in every work housewife of faithful when could one And ner's progressing. not but reflect table, admiring girls who waited rosy-cheecked the on state the that Aro ne Grande from about things England of help got who America people the telling England in people those of labors the tnem- point a Kearns, Tom like Kindness overcome] to was difficulty greatest our should point the of About a hundred gown there February for the liberties of the colonies, for the establishment of a nation, for the building and the uniting of the United] his doing of they slander was with days possess is their draw Sem il in lh Al ced laa il heaped coffee, outside But and live, been RECOGNITION with the is fighting against, must be taught the ae ‘IS UNPROFITABLE TO BE UNTRUE A TYPICAL UTAH CITY. RICHFIELD, opposition the of any of meeting of difficult most the and is they had away. far will harms their it bitterest parts distant traitors The Utah, and here live ILOME. FROM AWAY WAR carry of earrying. The state's fn | -- a people tne 1907.| 24, PEB. UTAL, "SUNDAY, crry, LAKE SALT good not can they If renee. South West 25; pee Ene Is of people the of hands tne Sao 2.00! Malcolm and Utah while what Once where places three or) two -this rest or should sinews the furnish not of leaving very the strangers If reputation the not'assall happiness their There stale, not their work state, tell protest ; eee e Seale ; me thelr only unless those a aes c 7vsSo a ae ee Only, One Year....--+--> wee ecees Sunday Months to of assur- even FEBRUARY 24, 1907. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, to in ministering grace by a simple so moved attentive, our wants, so prompt to recognize any of the little needs for a prayer mouthful each that one made of the table, allj here, no to the facts. other i ; _ : "Three of themselves. any 1'50. ; ‘ - give of at helping whose business, aoe LiBO. a who right they what Department. rae have know Bditorial}) the to addressed alleged and a not Interest attention harm have Injures any of borders items its to which in the for no the state, Utah mind trouble the anything for are oO solicitors News is have understanding of who changes, the state mistaken to who Jabors notion on people nation take matters DIRECT ported the on We away, continuance assaults affecting Entered as second-class matter postoffice at Salt Lake City, under March 3, 1879 the far here, thelr permanent ruinous live conditions whenever ance in Utah. who REPUBLICAN, INTER-MOUNTAIN THE attacks King's F. Adams has purchased A. M. farm. John W. Burton has closed a $7,000 real estate deal with John R. Barns ne Kaysville Dramatic ¢ will play here Monday Sidntue will donate the proceeds to the ton meeting house fund. About $5, 000 In stock has been scribed for building of opera house, the een Laysub- much-talked- |