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Show THE ADMITS WOMEN ARE IDLE AND UNHAPPY REPUBLICAN. SALT INTER-MOUNTAIN LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1908. 11, -- AH COUNTY REPUBLICANS IN WINNING RACE FOR OFFICE | Cardinal Gibbons Says Critic Is Right Regarding the Rich. WEALTHY CHASE PLEASURE As to Middle and Poorer Clases Declares Remark Is Unfair, BY NIXOLA GREELEY SMITH New York, Oct 10.-Are American the I put unhappy? and idle women question today to Cardinal Gibbons, prince of the Roman Catholic church in America, after telling him that Dr Andrew McPhaile. in an a le in the Londo Spectator, nac brought both these accusatilor igainst u American women of a certain class and Mmited number pernaps the idlest and most ur ihe appy. in he world," cam his e¢ mine a s eply. ‘I refer, he continued the possessors of enormous wealth, some of whom have neither religion pring iples nor domestic virtues to re ee Ss hese persons employ thei st fortunes merely i th Br aelats ition of their passions : ‘Bu here 1 portion if our very wealtny class that lives quietuy and virtuousl) Against them and against our t ‘ poorer oe and middle : eee n, eley. Mr aaw Cardinal | in G Ab ida Cardinal Jo is the gue I saw where he | c ee: Cae Repres State For wore moving the been has and prises state the reatly of developed -| have: Pay son; White, H. thaAt Charles successes jauntyty | proyo: eee a positively industrial suca en I ha a-number in Fork: ees aun eat ost et outside tT oe American) he he is the head ¢ present and; W ars Grove. Pleasant Hayes, cardinal "batore. having compan Light Bleetrie ma-|Fork aC iY nominated were Bower Necktle of Seurlet. a losit was when that company taken tion. seen] I had st the first time , ; re cops But ‘on a previous oc For County Commissioners-Four i venture and Increased its busines his em Te "an, intellect face had in ear term, David Le Wales Spanish threefold in the last f years casion his lez Br ‘Charles H. Ward. . Under his Management American ue > rae z re nearly cheeks till his rnng tne Caronia. left the combreness of h of the ca proS ee venerable the scarlet that cle & picture : ipeiced: = eroan RO pi the joked Southampton, at Nero priest rish we athaiapeon Bere te Oe We Gibbons Cardinal I. the. wel Mo eat ndnot chat-| Catholiclayman. parior 5% "could was ever going to help en- Schools-Karl J. Hopkins, Lehi. aoe year in its dark tec wondering Ad pomp with whieh ootton e ohns a ane at Soe The imagina-| Utah county placed in Republicans nominatic mn of t engas an Forcign as to the cardinal I asked .| : > recent attacks on the aa tk ket the from Treas fessional No cleans for the party speaks could ticket ieee) eatlee or more bave df the people before goes ticketname The ' cen a clean with this election county Utah walting for vo ay. child. I/the reply to the his] of America," cient c critic re Aerhe su-| the only sees rune { Z He | life. facial oar oO ide fel ‘ez a tl in 2s é eric " the al rl E te cardina hd ors scandals fs.of ith a| ve the accusation Bem apeDere. i m milli pever print a line about our] ood homes nen ot America| haappy ny park cally of devoted| , domestic lives, who lead to their Rosbends and children and who a] sel principles, y sound tuate majority on elety en as ro of them never hever mnoreigner the i get sees and_unnhappy."' ‘hem poise unhs your and eminence "Then of ariehout Certain oor. or, ulded Certain-.wealthy. women, wealthy. ro responsibility Others fortunes occu orn me Z yoman are by would religion spend of as. who] whe Nas Fully abroad, the happin but am er bell ew ring ashered cardinal, front be # a e fresh y parlor, ana a See ocean Mt Rube éley visitors were : shown with what i. me 29 -- In the the. reached h ood-by merl emine Pie all the time for front the man head of door ambition he eerie the to} a Cardinal his for-| worked his became s eminence nie Tne aoe = ir AY ee Be one Mag Th, ee Ireland, who British 1s sald}| a year | day was one of to us in the the time » was looked the aye if from morning mountains her strength. in Ohlo for tion and sig W ee "fifth story from whence As she front came looked could ado Ooo Pekin to London In 16 Days. 10.-Passengers~by ,borm always acre in those colleges. oe iy? The Are "a Woman | to keep ot ea at an all the Stopping ature |'¢, to . ca Sys moun- | heard a now ful very that will the anc One. 1én to not came the and and-on, sten. a call nee sound of was a bird. John Burroughs te _ =a : 3 Can't | seemed particularly,| we run are Penitentlary car being fruit trees they. the oman and ard, on a beaten owpath, past orchards to meet them, they road dairy and farms went, and walking there once ia on and a apple the sme) resh cider took the n back to his boyhood days so forcibly hat it was only w the greatest difficulty that he could be restrained from going and consuming the entire outprI The y the one reated for a time under the trees beside frousk |2 ue oe eam and hy an talked earnestly 9 1@ issucs o x homes. | which he was not @ ntiréae manos with loade talked so modest) that the "Woman Reaching the end of the line, two, way to be coming us h nearer they looked. Jown nes, across fields, here for 4n hour or two and see what Nature Is doing in the fields and orcnards this beautiful day?' a at The Woma "We can, and good for) you The a Man continued breathin dcep| | looked at him in wonder, and an. oc- | ames protest only to be silenced the quiet miastery that never falled by to not resent our interest.' }and these two people felt that the day they waited for the car ey entered tne gate they read| had been one to tuck away sign which told them 1 as a poul-|and bring forth when the tts. farm, passed the time of day with | dark and discouragements do r, | ous.Whi aie in memory world looks are numer- the an witha light in his face that never | was on land or 8¢ a, sald, with La |The worker must ass to hi in the terrible tow * ee, work I fe arto not, || But thing nae,a and I fear not the b ; Dypting me Cash or -494 Republican, una ae and a Plant 2 p foe es, =e od pe, complete equlpterms. Address Box; Ott the ros » and al finn e«in how eth & had uals ye) acres few"of yeara land eons © sun mpesti st anding the . lit 20t~ ade) seven) ark like with: th In. natiringe effort necessary t Bitty" a MI z pee SU of doubtful Oct. 7.- belonge d in states, where sf for £2° ante-|able Nor ween legislator, who is sur2?} man Hiteock of the Republican al committee. Taft will range The from or more. Color Minnesota to the New plurality for Mr |the view 40,000 to 50,000,/marked are gratifying is given nation-|in news This tersely of the majority gloomily, "Taft puree from | speeche by the fact that the York making man is old good 1896 York, in. expressed | nians when he re-j| and Hughes] with the political Republicans have never been better|game. For the past twenty organized than they are now, or never | has been In close touch with more inclined harmony for state tickets. early in the their] years he] every pO-| was apparent to them | paigns. campaign that unless} Hughes His opinions of speaking tours the Taft Is that alii ited of the he moved to Provo New In they were counting upon and|to : . imperil the Republican inter-|for ests. They to work, pent ok :ssults fighting with and that went the polls cma a Taft An speedily | people by the instance over thousands to of Taft's,ability was furnished Iowa, enthusiastic Roosevelt, who race. has | Verts esens in ype Tintic the WENTZ. RB Brigham st tl ie in experience His s Th¢ olde remember rom so |svstem-of state n when one 7 of |, dges of fre edox f Sy ee eee 8s, n for all We find here steady employmen, fre¢ = hild fl Fan "the It Pleases the Paris, Oct. 10-A new 0 u been added to the iseat eereaae ae by the adoption of an scttote eeaaiter sie stitute for the famlllar bicycle bell a The new devico cc the wheel sf f Manin acl : ee ih ie Seana f the ; = ah ee a | 1 aes bicycle. TE and As eee this beats bourine with pone which during mepi I hanes ae | mn e we ove Rear, P mre a |8 our county . ha Utah witl sand "bridges ce = revolves wenden sialias rapidly against the tam- an_ irritating startles nervous staccato edes- Th Cone malcueaiaiee Peete Rept blican and a particularly vote] ts ts of con- Youths. stand Se loa soup duri thé policles and ministrations to educate Toads Utah but ae mat see to vears cul- all motto ‘Startles Ween of Pedestrians, man who President thc ae adopted marking suitable above ‘BICYCLE TAMBOURINES ~NEW TERROR IN PARIS Taft.|horn. and they which ‘oe aid i 1d and pe peots wet i - thin two thentz next |W there| Missouri he ork, - oa of for ‘bull dine bridges, Working to have "ail structures His right. of wood. it instead > and plans and and crete Do practical jrritund' for Judge done or our people hadi to Gnhicago for bre: ad and to win]{n 3 right Pd : "Yo oung = schoolingga at university Surveys, business York, New Je reer the states of they. look upon him as the wit) carry out the policies of }them, his standard thorough | Bower has always been a| It ears indwithentomals the Salt Wisconsin, are our aC d tore interests i kK de ig frien Ac = ayI feet : ‘of many huis enda nany anc ese ne scion i systematic a |On the Siar took-a they ceased all factional strife It would will awaken the thoughtful voters all|/tg the free soil and itiz a at es inevitably give the Democrats the | over the country and will drive them| America. the 1 land or riehin ana chance . gravely gov- local as he ducated was He gT later to pull together in full] litical movement of consequence and Cleveland administration. both the national and | has participated actively in many ¢am-|aiso, athat through It state Frank Wentz. Republican idrhitie wat born county, surveyor of Utall born county, was Utah Surveyor of ung Banna election statisticians seemed inclined |t oget the full strength of tle Nerwe-|Indiana the newspapers published in to place it, it has bee n made safely | glan vote. the language of our people are united Republican by Mr. aft's cainpaign nr, for the support of Taft and She n, aaah from the extreme northwesterr Taft and Hughes on the Stump. and for the Republican ae Henaes boundry. Fositive and convincing re A man prominently connected with}as well ports to this effect have reached Caairthe Democratle national headquarters "The younger men amoung the Slavo- | youthful pein a cyclists. oe metal new device was heard i i when a cyclist cata form Fact es him a down the street with the mallet arin | eee oto umiature Saucepan, the ident echo wide berth. nae of which secured n and by his apsure D »stectio for eA children and | in the country will loyally BUDO it became oar pearance before the meeting of the i = pee eor eee candidates at the polls ic . Mr. Taft's presence heartened and | laboring men at Chicago. Bany of the We believe in the prince ‘ike of the |and do all he can to insure th et pipe enthused them. His strong ~ersonality | audiences were Democrats and the Re public an party, and every Slavonian | tion,'' Be eeoRe.Bce and his impressive, honest manner of | Whole atmosphere was aoa hosule telling the great audiences that every-|to Judge Taft at first, count. of where flocked to see and hear his/the stories that have been permiate ntly plain truths regarding the issues turn-|spread concerning his attitude toward ed thousands of votes for him, and laboring pspern The first sea ok gave the local state leaders just the | Taft's speach upon that occasion le help they needed, received eatnout the slightest anthal. eee They are figuring upon a vote of}asm, but as he proceeded, calmly and 325,000, which is ble. To each of the | without the slightest attempt at flery | s 3,500 election precincts in the state /oratory, a change came over thoee A VY 8 i W d five men have been allotted, whose | who were liste ning to him. They first € cience Ss aq on er in Chronduty it Is to see personally every voter | grew interested and then enthusiastic and.talk Republican doctrine to nim. | and as they listenerd to what Taft was T e precinct committees report to the | saying they gradually came to reaize county committee. The state com-|{that they were hearing a lot of hard, mittee Ig closely in touch with tae commonsense statements from a man | national committee. |} Who knew what he was talking about Taft's visit to Minnesoté atso | and eG conics ae uta: - if You Are A Sufferer You Should Not Fail | would do if elected to the AN EXCELLENT ae ates ad, Taft has been and @ ohana salling the attention of his audTo investigate. Q nees to the fact that the governing of a big country like this is a serious matter, and that the man who claims Those who are pepe ee enou gh] di ic and HOME Functional Diseases, RECIPE One That Will Relieve All Sufferers | ofthatreforms CoML in a Aefew ee teIs ets look tantéalth Ghshould years making | 00 ee fall ne not oe "dietineinns )?ther system, and, u ane from' all venti. From Stomach Treubles. hineetias that cannot possibly be kept; | gat e Dr. Erickson's drugless method thee by the name o Chiteegrannes -that quick reforms are not lasting ones curing diseases, because there is| ease l : method of analyzing is. More stomachs get out of order than!and that the best way to work lasting ae but reason and common| ing it. Se the cause ovine -\ distinct Science. ang any other organ in the human Moré people dose for stomach than-any other disease. No body. |'eforms is to work them troubles better evt- slowly. Se in his method t Slavs for Taft. A letter has been recelved at head- is established of an ‘chronic < caus are eaniuod gay fact that 83 per) deranage aes ney Dr. ureical Erickson tion. Call at co Oy hi e omits investiga- dence is wanted than the fact tha) | Warters trom the Republica national | nerves, and the only way to Miri amined, he will tel] you iiftre are: more patent :meticines on oa be Louis }N. Harmmerling | ab out permanent cure js to reves. Detaien aocs while. You will the ang market stomach t vies that e arre, Pennsylvania, the ae normal nerve influence to the | a Ken 6rstanding of your PoP ORK for dee ac ew s : vat |, Gropristar and publisher of seveere] at cted parts of the body, thereby fra the result of that visit | ling Co. ican a all) ‘ -tcelved business inereased to office schools 1 and Kniet ee <night FRANK de- been ep a i ts ne unintance one Hols and rse.in Minnesota | helped the epuplicey candidate for, Pennsylvania. the column] governor, Jacob Jacobson, a strong,|and Delaware. some ind itz moans hast elt zen ne he ae er assoc : | | 3 atten has that e coun ve.l better or government - | better ro 1 conditioa commercial or agriculaural ons SAFE Pte © sease . your stom- | Slavonic and other foreign newspapers, 6 out of gear,.if your digestion is | in which A BIG DIFFERENCE. Mr. Hammerling states that | orf. pant ame with these patent You have to contend with a differ nos-/| the Slavonian races will all vote the | ence cost but once, while the aif. oe ana pay to wou. druggis i aad Republican ticket at the coming elec- | erence in quality is always before you. | ‘ a ng simple prescription | tion, It makes a ois difference who es Ned: "T have just returned from ¢ - your printin when y can consider) Compound ‘Tincture of Cinchona, | ness tris Savane ene ts ma quality. Be Ais tinctive en you ean one gunee; Prosene Compo. one) ing large Slavonian population ew naete and se of the EPL ne neporter Printounce. and Sherry Wine, halt a pint.| Mr, Hammeérling, "and I found conale : Mix these together and take one tea- | tions Lea the. h to the Stelnway | eee ee encouraging. Durin y} aoe 10use spo f Genuine plano finish 2 r spoonful in a wine.glass full of water | trip was in Missouri, Wisconsin, pe care, and MatIERE - | #00. Elias Mortis de gaiaoR eras before meals and at bed time, The ee said: ‘Wouldn't you like! to - our house'? We are proud of it, | oO. The Woman, who had been homeless| for a long, long time. had been ca sting wistful ae n its direction, and} was vory ateful to the Lady for the! Grand" the rane wa ent fin and Iam Ne York, ever rightfully foal ian | narhe, | ‘ meth, the chickens ! ed on The mansaid: "If only We a here pe, could usim i LEWIS IS NOW muni ‘no reesO rf ht of FE f at fon By her advantage, always be Ordinary ch minute 1en moving, one to ld the T. various | awithartries the ‘ n FOR TAFT AND SHERMAN| machinery ee her c a life example her} MINNESOTA haze- days." | Club, ‘give: and living tire | sto of with |ng = oe susine the rang. | they atc Bee catheot bide ee a nthe outlines that had been so ind{stinct is one | before now clean cut, andthe pusy Not x Man wetce you ¢ > better than) But she was | It was the i08 school business snowe -semetimes.) fom, the] verdsn expres s3‘NOW reach Tom London in 16 days, the| acs oer railway having een inced 1 he trains by night as oui 1 ‘by, "day. So FOR SALE soclated- inet s enterprising a SX nett the hign 2g been live tains, for she loved them pe cnite in all tne Innd. the|the Hi. who WER Pacific at the that time. state. of its proposed Ante nalon Re pub licans | te the Wentz hae been Mr. the time during no by nominated fCaOTIecuitvneneenton place his ‘parents with he has endeavored moved oe ervice a us bornto| jinto they representative state when Utah In D. 4 >x wer, county x i ah : o WARD ie nageh ve U nomine location and construction and contract over extends or the government ork public servic the in and ‘ars, of com-|? board the b vill e engineering in was. four years. of benef [8 will-"have Rio Grande and the Denver rvice ans of ripe "busines af! ofa ow and Jo Todt Years Utah, In "the uring 1)0%, to ion railroad during 1900 years an the Col priv ate il Mexico Para and eDiets achievemée experience fall; the | 1 2 ishedisie\ that sort of oe t oa | nominee hn coun Ut son of E, J.Ward. |the public of | universitv,. dealers lumber. heer varty elected if and doubtles ae Pan cor the ee way both y of > on niterprisl e rea perfect early ~ eee poare onéc known strencth, CHARLES present' ty. count ‘en ‘i : ike vi rt nd th tnd sta ineéssol men a in | ernments the‘ ah "pus South and mide ahd West in tl of the state Born Ir ind this fund. « cnowledgre, if ected, in him » Vantage 5 . he | ser edueatio } | fucation n th ervinglewislatern his state county the ee ee in aand: \next tant: fia: rlgtikw.-Xouns » and of. help. miss have I enter .| tat led Ser net ee ee anc , as a > Ww, =f eees street &treet of thrifty are beautifulafter flower gardens, and is the] com in "nea Zod of Indian Famine, Calcutta, pada 10.-The Indian famens) to an had almdat eee en ‘ne is' now over. © rellef works in| ° the Unite neces ‘have been closed, ‘ ' , Operations there were most successful| , 4nd so it was they were privileged| : Geta aon Bunt tha. strength Of Tay nd well Tecojving. organized,prompt sufferors from the | to see three hundredturned beautiful White | wowthat-neede dark, howmustdarkFi <soever th ® race faraine and efficient | Lesnorn chickens into green Peet r Charles. for Gount tne irtl ‘pol olit f identli- commercial and considerable expectations. Lord | %,{endly cow and most reaching the Sh ee Rosslyn is 39 years: old anderes has no the man in his Oct. of coe Sune he important comes iz ont Sse eat | Morn Gib- courtesy 23-year-old. daughter of a army officer, now dead, and to have an income of $10,000 -_ one H. WARD - Republican : und ‘i hasain i grey veil the mountains tt t practice; heard a meadow lark od many | had donned-a tft affair that nalf | pe ralied upon thet Sto ie peter ine from a have derived from] concealed their beautiful outlines, Just} a wonde reuse song; open oF a ee aie H rsaparilla, whose radical and| allowl eT] there a glimpse of | dragon awling FAME girely men: : ae 1 e disease| the scant snowfall on the peaks, down the distant mountainMaondhatalens side and mrenencns re e It the most famous s their eyes came back-to earta jade belley naa a" oe in ao wor : 1ere is probthey found themselves a uD ehildren at its mercy AT Ee~e yearend Rarbapetiiia' hee not proved ite een any ot model farm. The Wo trembling they began their flight. when er sald: ~ suddenly they came to an | 3 2 4 varele aa ne, In arrestin It has been so long hav >| ravine, and ing 7a) wa ot. een an ae ely eradicating scrofula,| seen a real farm. I had almost forwotfrom. the horrible monstei were ae wpute roan aba <> erilous and Aas much | ten there was 3s uch a thing. signing Vemsely es to their fate, when as near relative-conThe Man: "Let's go in ‘and ask if | looking t the right, they saw a cosy sumption. ‘ > look ound? , we may. lo o = ooh, 46" wet dace? What | eS foot bridge big enough for hu_----1so-_____.____. , ' ans, Jn Woma but certainly no dragon Earl of Rosslyn Marries. will they think? | would w dare get within range of Unqge Whiclch showed London, oot. 9--The Earl of Rosshow very ordinary! Sam's smokeless powder. And so they lyn was m very quietly Sie at onthe Certainl ja Th he TraOae E h af an: "Certainly we da Thr eh } 6 a a registry ‘offices to Miss Mary Bayley | must be proud of such a favmdpeal will | Vation, < speck ts civlitesiing Pa London, up n el square ; CHARLES Ward, H; 3 os iti Be any and ywhere in all the we subdue her otherwise lawless soul peneee nares ee think ofey scrofula-| couldfaeleing air beit ‘any purer, sunshine bright Pursuing thelr tramp, th eached its manehe7 cae a tsre eruptions, and] or sktes bluer. They stopped to aa: lithe Reservation, Watched the soldiers ree cinne Oe a great woodmeewith-| mire the pearl speak built of exponent ind. the isin 7 nag % m ral 7 P pany = who neSu adag eteaceges See eGR ie eee a weather to he nearly the Beene San The pecially so : trying, and theprobably to. none! more ae scrofulous an consumpt ve ne progress of scrofula| money innin gener al: merchandise:houses would yet yet would: attended having early manhood that we Carlow, | nr jlargest n ft ice Cewek. : ite, hite Val epi wnira Bepublicar an} » H. Sharles H Charle epresenta \ i~es ‘ voters. ity the ir oe pal1, WHITE. cer ge CHARLES hi ving of ion ie Ls Paysor ars i in Sptpa Gem pe 1county optics ocal lean: polj ‘at iL r 1 y= mh t are th by held 1s.ever Utah started froma Hayes and Mr. irs ago usine rear ie Board of Horti ulture for three years and. represented his county in the last legislature His nomination: by "acclapis a; 4 ‘dh‘himself suc mation' triba trib was to succeed nation to stati ees large one of host Tens: of Sts lias' duainheup baa adpit! built be on wervedr he "nes ne ee Bower it y Dt 3 purse fl Repub- £ t u of represenKeo] "Watelh as: When Automn sends a purple "Then, if ever, come perfect emerged from the parlor in a polite| dy ar "Yo re not going away without eying. aie surely," he protested. don that we shook hands in fare-| of County for ‘ 1} if . of t Pleasantly Grove, l l hav January tn.leht wasiborn., Hnyes. iwn Mr.Grow' is life il pe fotic il ther ives i pubin the ted edu and was 1865, 19, uni=! sung Brigha and schools lic. wa in term. candidate Haye county on' the from Utah is a resident of the ticket, meer OCTOBER 1, 1998-A MEMORY the took oa dismmfesel Roel tiie ey b stat e one W..L. tative lican been fc nawerer: MUniike other marnates erst Suddenly the talophone hell. interviews consist of at do you| (The are compensations after want? es, No. n't answer that!" | being human, and eo telepoone of the of he communit hethee building up market! output, which thi Die than ala oo0 t $ i re pri thus) sup-| ummer)|)Us the oe it the early snap on him tell tell him he he days door- into in ed world wor! hirty school. with , a curt 1 the in has as out to hew 2 BuiGe te eee and fled ben- for I with "with serve through Then| ra nd r ‘acquaint: ince | treasurer eee eee he folding | born only human with the cares and | $0" ut thelr.ears were attuned only doors that separated the two rooms : the musle of it; they understood not swung them open and greeted the new aR Ee ae, dary eosnt adit the words. arrivals. Fenn eo S meved aye tarred. £c7 Dropnt: ax yatether look. at ' th mountains mality merely W nit year four for mained' t mp th ‘ where Co-op Tork spanish yf a cour began he |, employ ed <he.afterw iol «which udy terpri in his part of the state and ear ned the confi ide nes JO8 the voters an efficient. publle rvant Ww. LL.- HAYES. he ne' In 186has which which" Born he started actually ‘perfor! not Struggle stress eelwhile trip erthl early boyhood in the world. his own way biggo days this was not the could one any that 1f Jagreed Rat if any one could 7 his sith ee recovered. of the ~ He of returnhe loy and ee Wal in. 1. en home Ing yearé a pro- is one one ofof th nis and has again part in the pride some ihe" part [some developmen in its in taken pride. Recovered. fully rest ee H: Wootton. tt i. Wooaanty Utah of men Post Ameri- acknowledged "La I was quite in enforced efited y oOspent ‘1 r he | Maaeere ns cone igh complete most atate Rote the. and in Seennet class ‘om-ly | eee 1 ens a Dot Mt $n é strength voters the business adr inisteation. --- s of Support a clean Oe and] andj mad cans as, by forelgne Beste "compared the he But M man who wor ck dog urged. Sonat ively is. angu ust." "T admire and respect the woman who works from acneriter Cardinal Gibbons replie "The Suton of. the working woman is, however, grave eee problem at I cannot undertake to discuss off-hand. I am much too tire I told his eminence that he did not look tired; that he looked better when he went on his vaca "Yes," he ing better the an a problem, education was poor a ‘f ans bl effort Individual own an taining ava |only his being Lewis made 1e¢ best of his surround-| ings d- never missed the opportunity) ot Lip atit ng his mind At the age of l its the s\ islof and) nad Tr origini the Mercantile of one Grovi n t gery ‘exe ‘ile rilits h community and ob-}tothe give county the need the ‘ he wil to were] office new the in |ice the een He 6lectec he» g Goubt boy}! sp tite 4 enpublie identifle d with every Mr.) public ue scisl clent town "em fifties coun U Ita h formed of. "county.. wae The asksparty the no In of | Bladly be happs lives iness ni gratifying sess Ba Genid he deplor ed sense must their pursuit eee tt pens ice and to others the in of fostered, the highways condition. apologies ear excellent to 4nd has put unhap-|in con L "A ane yom Gti frequently, : HEB ont een ie Not absence the in farm in a matter desert is Lewis W.lished.L. HAYES Pack tha Veutal p Le caknk know; and efficlency progress, { record adeanhnlieen Under 1ent achi prospered has county the ministration away, sswept as away been has debt the i¢ county made been have improvements Public bridges and aie pos-| ee ae the thinks great wealth' entails pines The county he where B barents early Laeales dg the the r i gh o | P schools work with fe mented At l univer Youn righam I l ! taught } lwork publle wards t e school Mirch candidate Lewis, Utah Fork, of days re early iming the in In ok active Mr. he} part. the in H. WOOTTON. JOUN acquis ainte a aw Ith 1 tiié fully legislature. state legisiac mself tpto the succec women wealthy the state women, | eueceed cyealthy: Mr, Wootton himectt is Utah county born, rearprinreligious a few! extraprdin arily few extraordinarily awho, having eee ito soit. PsaHe| ts cou sioner Spanish the | Lewis pa aise c andidates theh spentincludes have who men of list cna Inchides of of candidates list 1 party. along up the county In building ves commercial earicultural, industrial and educational lines, me hose every of welfare in the aa centered interest ‘T was T. D. popular) most the ----_- -- D. T..LE Wis. viCs Aer | | this one the. catholic, church, earlyee ,| met ave Hither nis an BME th per-k humility,ri ch nar istian "simplicity and first remar st indicated by his haps to me hens Z - d ten minutes Jate/ Bt for my have rae eponed Talks of ral of Mr men laboring With co imum Ple be~ policy nis state the In Evyans,|/employers competent for wages top give to ing Springvil le Ss ins ki ae) inc rl Provo, Wentz, Surveyor-Frank For of ated by "ppg Superintendent Por nats ‘ount of home epending hii Arai ‘the. modest r an Por ' Is one Bee POCO J 1 i Thorne, R. ae Attorney-Jacob Recorde moe County antFor SOE rdinal's cap and the necktie of) Provo. ‘ul minat Ugh that the thestatemostand efficient of in t l boasts x Fork ,O. > ‘Kartchner d Mark ore 3 > § r eee work hard a iswith 66 W. 2nd South. ltowas Illinois, Maryland, aIosang nature to work free and , obstructed, ,, Rebuilding the} x dow n Ussue and innervati aroeen active or disturbed mal standa The ) application Dr. Indiana; | 234 fundienhs of this. science es oF-| is} " dawning of your path ople who suffe rheumatism, neural is t ° AS ete an ai] ee penis Y be health. rom « chronic' organic algia, constipation, Nervous diseases or other take F Vul make no ana inifelece eating tals drugioss P. ric Cute son, C iropract Building, aa or 10to 12a. m.:2t0 5 p,m |
