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Show INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. TH URSDAY, NOVEMBER eee 26, 1908. 7 | a cierSa eeuntain Sais aS Se oe Offtelnl Organ nt the ep rilidan Taematter Wuntered aan aa laccandl class tive' postoffice en at elt Lake Iepublican Daily oe 1 we Paid sany Dally and Dally Sais miM was a mistake. the movement When of a ‘tice. It notie and not ANelson, 5 c Ht onto, On ee ate ndepent re = DASTERN Fti 800 ee OU were of = :shown7 to THEN FLED to|the = Be A FEW In PLAIN i . " for OF late ei, to first place, own of its The countless : The |r the best io. an school and ea He and | 26, [t that, main the Bill so of report : END pay OF made 3 which THE at x he TERM. sceured borne fact that he for what salaries the 4 very ' the unhappy sensible yg § A. farm made party catspaws with The Scans worse, and s they their simply spokesmen refuse trustee or Salt Site the yet Bece Tribune for WHAT its le to absolutely submit any attacks friends. Sergeant Bill Lake ever sanqneey eons: We Wer ay hans him in that place, _ And the covert insistence that he called Colonel] because he Jikes it may ft. is worth. ‘The Republican prefers to state its on of the That ath with be: is, We beljeve of there is SHOULD wonders. here HAVE the of it handicap received of an have natural less and tones, aud set forth its TODA of unjugt equality done put their cause of the : bigger will anc be the ethe: poses and: c j I ub argument It in! comments it .| When but the opposition they record i is : oma ; ies noted! : at a &‘ age at Lthey. bet would. wold. not. not. tak take ND : tem not in the re-| - The competi-! « and of run men|the first. matter snow snow, and were to z hi | & the ort. de of Y nadorsement driigeists. it so readily. a s de: they rrON vary TLigg ‘best affected Every certainly seems Salt Lake business Some of ? 2 Gg Preseription drugei 271. so vulnerable | rebates car a * Jines oo. were |m anes nost the rebelled against) what they considered unjust | waited, and walked the every could lished ishe e not But :au dd ependable - ndabdle e, S The basis. Das law makes re-| was restored to Service, and tat: best' commended itself be. | Roberts in bisa taken by angry men can not but be disas- wish reply was selected. Furthermore, and trous.. The interests of Utah are the interests of | without meaning to be sauey, the railroad companies. There are men in position | to insist that its course | ¢ Oo grant fair and logical rates to the business men of be shaped to the comfort and satis this city. The business men of the city y5 ask no faction of policy its of enemies, bullying We abuse is believe the Wrong. Trtbunare They | MOTe- believe And demand if they get that, the people of Utah will the the Old THE The Republican will have is not zoing to in recent My turn, gaye at wre it is wrong, too, when they are attacked. Any Saar | lime the Tribune gets decent, The Republican | THE SYMPHONY CONCERT AT THE. peeae, n abandon that line of plain speaking" whieh On Sunday afternoon next the Salt Lake Syim- | has prouAly, dare anc iad to may eye roam) the and. as Se MAKE AN BETTER eee END OF THE FARCE. In the light of the Tuesday night meetings nomi 1 board, it managers making the good ridiculous. Not one in party wants trol of the' control, and wanted with party didates would be the decent of that organization of of incorpor state tion for the F with the purpose more, the men ten and of the women voters and yet have a more hopeful of of their the misare|4S party American are The they know Republicans splendidly not making schools with country, They world's fairs. they and the could have Democrats, been theirs steed, in years. fitted for such programs ag the Farewell! that a very large audience will | | Po to be- a take-ad-| and se- are a. good very other appearance, good. sehools They compare throughout the done jards much for the eley ating In Salt Lake devoted and self-sacrificing, John Spencer, governing City. together committee. Its with haye of musical members have and its the directors tana. stand been manager, accomplished and | Mr.) thou'rt those Tx Wik Tagen tt Bolton gran an glossy neck, With president ecretai other an 1e = Kv Thy } And $6 Davis from imMes Geen fe mie natn al bed Dn mane popular Can j TRE It BUILDING OF A STATE isa matter about whieh carefully think. A state house HOUSE. our people is needed. must Wild thy many now and W. aN shall they pe ill oO : of ongro WV arch thy yer If easy when heart should yvearn, the same ais which thee to retur I | corn breeze. the Drug Store been is a at 112-114 South all Mil Main Street fashions elpbgs exhibited atinve 2 once of are on e, "tried out" ra ass Fett the tvles Duquesne | ELATS of tage th this Indorsement week. and sult You must ippreciate' see the our you noticed i will bargains exceptional 2 Have Paris-Americu hold the cente1 Your hold women's favor ill winter $7.50 and $12. Beaver hats of Paris inspiration. but made de same it hape, pretty on' the head, they ee ee s } & AG7/7r7 ry ie ; APPROVED- whe visit public places [In Amer ica fashions are adopted iene tie mple, actual wearing of them by women of Roe en taste and refinement New York horse guilty to restaur- on STYLES anthracite cently? to value This time (to have coal is dry be sereened it mow bin is re a good filled, The and can better, oa spree | AS ee LIKE | | j BAMB penned 161 OER - | Street, A. these" my Sled " proud," less thy | thy thou'rt gone, thee off, with no, ie ‘Third Kast command / thou South si. Full presses, 4 good eete ftUp- Mina La Anderson, Garfield single fare ATCHES, All Kinds of Out-Door = Photographic for in 213 D. } ‘ehte. Can Temple. block For SALT LAKE CITY, UTA. Capsaratenes Sa asentiol KG | inseription ‘opp. Live.on Candy Professor Jonn United States Food C. and Oxsex, Ph. Drug | | } | with any other high in We coats De, Give us ‘a tial turn a the @nX he ck: beet Be convinced m © CALIFORNIA thu elty. EXPERT CLEANING CO: ROTH PITON ies 1992 Preoeh Dry Clennin oe < \ mie of Fine Gowns i. «na 4 2 Specialty, also Eames s t. Sul Lake = © ify. = Read The Republican; All _the News for 50c a ene! Month Cutler overcoats at jg The. reason prices are and A 0- $ prices than is possible in Koppenheimer clothes aro raincoats: at $8-$ Culler th at low. other cravenellas and over. f 1 2-$ i 5 to $30 x Boys' Knee Panis Red uced | %, We've e Peanut Chocolate | For Health & Strength For Sale Everywhere and Kuppenheimer . IT! Eat Kuppenheimer combination. Inspection among other things said: ‘‘It was shown that two-thirds of a pound of peanuts and two-thirds of a pound of chocolate creams contain sufficient nourishment to feed ap adult twenty-four hours, A diet of this kind would not be expensive compered with the cost of other foods.'"/ HAVE oo quality have Preparation,' WE i1 ANICKERBOCKER 43 So. Main ~More Overcoat Valu e goes Chemist, in his lecture on ** Pore Foods and | J Drug Addictions. Chocolate Creams and Peanuts| Would Keep You Alive, says Prof. Olsen. their we | » cedk Lies ; Drunkenness and step oft | 4 Victoria s..Co., MR. WALKER BLDG. : ae ea Salt Lake City. Bell Phone 2463. THE ay DIAMONDS F, 1 round trip| Tiekets| Utah, 30; November headstones Work >, Lelgbe Pa. xave Developing. Dur- at ei" eeoments, of AILVER WARE AND ALL KINDS OF JEWELRY FOR ab Lehi? Line | OX Or HALF RATE EXCURSIONS Via D. & R.G. November 25-26 south yet lonely weary bound. terms, Nelnon,:Salt; One | | my. 2 typre points: «all vetween until returning good eres master's gentle, so 35 plant, ome | wisdom and, suecess of the desirable. management, Its erection would be of service are well, I'll pause The very fact that ‘state. known all over the country. {t would save the state from eight to Peat no politics or religion is allowed to enter into their ee here he ee ‘d-his eee neck, when last T thousand dollars a year in cash paid ‘for rental- | saw hinm drink. Lake and that sum is not going to get lower. Salt the management or control.makes schools effective and famous. But it would be bad business for the state to | When last T red him: drink!--Away, the fever'd "It is oe of the 'Tribune's policies to make every- cripple itself with a big issue of bonds, the assume remote a day and know that we should} thing in Utah appear bad in the eyes of the rest of ing ot a serious debt, for the building of a state| A Poe eet notno live more To that end they are circulating over house, when there are other needs of the state, A | They "tempted the-nation. me, my beautifuli "for hunger's the nation the statement that the public schools of State house 1s necessary, and would be helpful in| They tempted me, my beautiful! But I have this.city are in the hands of the "lecherous beir- . too long oved But for the st eat mauy ways. areh." The Tribune policy ?s to paint the State | itself Who sald given thee up? that wert hadsold? oe hari ae et thatuethou | while with a . great : debt for that construction black; to make the rest of the country believe that, | other things more impressively necessary waited, | ‘Tis false, er gear my Arab steed: I fling them go elr ack , as the New York Times said, "Utah is a community would be bad business." | Thus, thus, I leap upon thysback, and scour the of criminals." And it isn't at all true. distant plains Therefore, The Republican has suggested that! ‘Tbe scheols of this city are in admirable con- ‘the nalional government give to the state Aa Away, who overtaltes us How, shall claim thee for pains. Our Paris, b 1 Marringe Licenses. William) Brown ‘Roy: Florence: \ Butterwod th,. Roy; John' Fo) Kilmurry),O'Neillg= Neh, ¢ Agnes Hanley, Bureke; Utah: Paul Ludewir, Salt = k Mrs. Gar deen another's thought-butr 5 Ow, va unmounted will T roam, should | Ls ne, step and joyous and is\| Sichere™ w fth fleet has borne me on to the | And yY some green js and iae rant, Ame tle: an orl. Michael J, ¢ "adogan, Saltglake; Emmi Bischoff; Demino, Ore. Willard -c. Moughun/ Farmington; lzzie Knowlton, Parmington. William J.: Willlams, Salt Lake: Ela Morrisin. Salt Lake Sdwards,. Salt Lake; Bleanor > 0 Sutie, Salt Lake. Anton Nelson, Salt. Lake:,Mabel An- a . be neck, curb'd; casts Satur- RF In 4 Fain ided not) Kee Yeur Laka: | thee' and E fiw" DELQUESNE baraGeorLeBaron, Salt' Lakes a mt Salt mer use and OFF ay H WALL PAPOR. Midgley-Bodel.Co.,. 32° BR. 1st.So. clouds thy. o sh or ion. aaninan sold, which must free all etc., Friday _ MILLINERY-- son hadid printing assortment and all full sky once, master's. home-from one must fly; dark roud eye et o Uhr ye will rll PA encouragement, ed tant mak Gnd sie, -sometimes amid great discouragements. The b cannot Oe, tte better day y seems to haye come to ft, and in its~ || Thou so artfree:so swift, new era we are sure it will have the very heartiest | And yet, jf haply, of ai yraic fond, d é ‘a ! which atte ntfon. Small snum not the || so‘ tar. limbs wintry less as Ostrich Friday ~FOR SALE y udrew J. LeChemin: ant, the | wonders | Will hand, ith doing ae Articles wf incorporation for the W Stenacker company. or ‘ganized with apital stoelk of $10,000, for the pur aa of growing pitch dealing in tobacconist supplic +s nd sundries, were filed with the cownty cler a officers a W.-H. ste 5 restdent: J.D, Wright, Soin Flowers, secretary and tr ese rao) comprisnge | eekly ee Thou''rt hoot; now; untired O Wi Id cic | ea pay | sold. " mile must rean THeatenaetoe "and. Sym- | Some phony concert renders, and it is reasonable lieve gone in | ; has take silver and gold medals at the They won that distinction at St. The record of the Salt Louis and at Portland. Lake schools, and efficieney of the teaching force, the admirably has J. McClellan succeeds Mr. Shepherd The new theater is believed to, be to make a political fight for the con- | Vantage of the opportunity offered. 5 . schools. They want a non- -partisan We can not too highly commend this admirable | )° they know they have it now. The Salt If they organization Lake Symphony orchestra Thy leeted their fair share -of representa tives on the board. But their managers would not. These de clare for a fight for the schools, the one thing for) which no real party will fight in Salt Lake. And they than Mr. John director. S | erie ONE-THIRD OFF «J Satur se of } business in Utah \. DD Burro | Sito Juan county is authorized agent of the company In Utah; of Joseph Stealing am 1 than generous ip the be : |terms which he has made with the company, and | The stranger hath thy bridle-rein-thy master has they have been enabled to greatly increase the! Fleetlimb' d and beautiful, farewell! thou'pt sold, io | ize of the orchestra, for the schoo} | Prospect thing for the to quit, They d Own h t reservations, Friday and irticlés retary to} STEED. "again. Proven so effectivé in the past, And we make | Phony orchestra will give its*twelfthconcertin | Fret not with that impatient ne pledge ‘the more willingly because any time |this city. Manager ‘ e wince John Cort of the Colonial the- | i py. fartier that thou' filest' tidribune gets decent it will die ater has been rather more Out oO All Untrimmed Shapes linery Trimmings, no pos- to standest how, ge thee Pattern |t a desert" inged speed, apenas ne. on : ; d rimme .. ONE-THIRD day the aigTm | continu | tried HIS that arch'd ery 7 ‘ from many trimme il] b WI! Cc Wings, all. managed and TO beautiful! f ; O €| Our entire line of Ostrich Plumes, Fancy Pieces, Aigrettes, they realeverything Lo its nor-|| make any | men doubt, to| it PAREWELL my y, btiy: deserved Ec beautiful; tlee nothing Grouch ARABS Mt Plumes, ?/3 Off } could| faithfully campaign, ea | current ears run they as hats Saturday - ot more than a month's duration, but It is not to the interest of any one io have the't the debt with an editorial salving the wounds of ear oaen the "eindt ss of the police he as not locked up until Wednesday an regarded with hostile eye by the people, He Sergeant Bill Nelson, the Perpetual Grouch, W hich | night r by their representatives in the legislature. Re- is creditable to the Herald, and makes one almost Le hood, slander,"abuse and arrogant assumption - superiority that had charactertzett it in the ‘county campaign. methoa gant P] umes, of| pla again. ne 7 including f |y deal | pounds clectric that unfortunate and wie sys- great possible. We name no names, | There was plenty to irritate ae e and annoy : the it is possible that many shippers here received people, but they bore their infliction with such a benefit of that sort of concessions. And when They . walked, ‘ana | = ae | Philosophy as they might. the'schools, and employed the same policy of false- | SHould the Hats workroom, Druchi & Soutt Main rm Yet the rates are, generally, | sible it was that only the mercy of God has left that weapon bates impossib kept in service for the public . int en eraed Te .20. omimercia street j the same as before. when he In some Sarre uns d before instances they Judge are sans unwielded in the past. : Ss eh ns Be Intakt ens Chinaman. gave | even higher. his testimony and declared Now you We don't care to hurt any one. At the close of that young Davi people know what winter used too the mo y from dish in le The discrimination against Salt Lake should | t9 mean to your grandfathers when they were boys, the recent election The Republican carefully ab- | mae et during his absence of a fe Anothe r Chin: iman who ¢ in Stained from all exultation, all taunting of the, Va- | | be corrected. not spe aul Ienglish was present to tes And the rates. within the staie should be rious defeated. If conditions had been reversed Loca] railroad men can best serve their emtify, as there was no ‘interpreter prese ob ‘the case went These are unnecessarily burdensome to} ployers by reporting that over there wouldn't have been black type enough in pierce. until FriUtab me rehants and manda Main street to record the Tribune's torrent. of | MBE operators. They make the handling of coal | yiacture rs will have just rates-or trouble recente onl aalpec ih aninomicemsinaenms triumphant boasting. But searcely was the ihk |? hardship to the people, and by their needless SENT TO JAIL FOR dry on the'record of the Tribune's deserved burden, they make the establishment and exten- | Herald overThe for owed the Tribune something MEDICAL ATTENTION theow than that paper launched on a warfare ‘for | 8100 of ‘industries here more difficult than they | the latter paper's support of Knight and B. H, |} "And F 4 | storm. a mans crossing; the €y xs ees -en ith street snow lines carried obstructed z ade run the ly, DD bo Franken. | roads : The gave wire URD Rk 3 . ena 3 ° ° Millinery 4 it ; Lhe government nod storm Every tracks not of STORM. Tuesday trouble If | welght | Wake-will ae THE easy against of them) an I }3 peopk from re ig SA payee eteSoy The spittle? wine of Sergeant Bill, and the plea | tates, they. pera as by. coer Rae deel og . live through the time of trial. ae or igr Merey put up for his interest by the Herald| [railroad CO Oy ee anew io 5 For the most part the street ear company is fi mark a new stage in the local newspaper game. | down to a permanent basis they could give lower| entitled to gfeat credit for thé Vigorous and per-| CHARGED Wi and less burdensome freight rates. | sistent The terrible, red-head-and-bloody bones of the Trib manner in whieh a yery serious trouble| Now the CHIN busines has got down to an estab-! was met. And as rapidly une finds its policy of defamation and abuse unas possible, the system own w j +z popwation, in can go slabbing character, blackmailing and abus5 . y ing, with serene immunity from counter attack- then there is another think coming to the ji its d 56 enustom At rie rit tors in distant cities, they would certainly bave | added difficulty. In spite of all the work-extra ought. to be grown more rapidly, and the effect of their growth | and arduous-that the crews could do, cars tailed go for won | would have been an added population in Salt Lake. jto make time. The schedules were a tangle from Mel profitable-b: -because slving*aplent an si AM b eustdaiers oumtdae 58% Francisco, and wees, the local rate from om _ Added to the surface difficulties was a total ‘rancisco back to Salt ae though the ‘haul K failure of the wires at times. The interruption re only to,this city, makes their task a eee | vealed in the Homes, when lights we nt out, came hard one. And they seem sd have a right to ask | on and went out again, wer repeated in the power | | ines live at peace with all neighbors, newspaper | for correction in the name of justice, Cars would stop at the most inopportune . There was a time, not so many years ago oments, and most But any time the opposition unfo te ces, thinks : to ° rem COMM ay x he iy very \ as a roads. Salt ne e | the Ursing* both TE 2 -_-__-__-- i ei getting building FOUGHT It so rates. would with the for THEY on difficulties have freight which in ING CELEBR eapital At ‘ 4 aggrandizement. Weare: VE. VV E more im ‘sah? justice of f and a --_-- who like to fight so long as they can do all of it, and who yell like Billy-be-Shot when they get a dose of their own medicine. So long as it is possible, The Republican pro- and other, d . the:theirpeopleinfluence tov in- | | forsemy nt that any this ‘ matter, and wy lend many «customers. of remd drug or stetwo but ne || ESN 3 lvrugeists legislature, and with th) 1 favor= their "| | %2 Zlabs = representa-; eportt 7ypo"lins te to. t he dru able results wit this cexen reniedy ¥ We also have curefully firves ty ited | SS: s congress-and in every other manner to| | Monday. they advancement F i E advance cat arse, ifr herolc, that the the | means builded) mountains, Is concessions ‘something They the The men miracle with in desert. appalled the and aa ‘3 mue benefit. oe, bad our Pd of soa : the increased G prosperity » Pd ° the with a _ 5 larger por oe burds n the state, the : atte commemend A not.: look: f EGAN tax will . "still 10 a i | have a right to railroad rates which would enable | People were fairly patient, because i the m to compete with Eastern dealers in Hunting- | ized that company and men were doing lilting phrase, with sweetness and light, the "‘epi-| }ton and Dillon on the lines of the Oregon Short/| possible to restore gram, and jeweled ode that on the outstretched| the street car"trgtie j Line; to Rock Springs on the Union Pacific, to; mal. But the general patience did not finger of all Time sparkle foreyer''-and that sort ; Winnemucea on the Southern Pacific; to Grand) easier the trials and tribulations of the? of thing. It cost a great sum of money, no And whenever the Tribune gets decent, that Junction on the Rio Grande, and to Las Vegas on, the Salt Lake route. | Shovel the snow from the tracks. And as ornamental and. pleasing manner shall mark the The rule of charging Salt Lake men the rate! continued. that expenditure. columps of this paper. was a om Chicago or other central-continent points to) purden. There aré some people in this amusing world fron temperate erely HATALY 43.00) farms, more homes, more culti: aioe produets. The business oe of the increase to notv be permitted to rae || vestigate of Salt Lake as yA estes the MEN done a have much more more inereased | tives LAKE importance edge And that Dad SALT of would will be : fields, Because | Utah de ° department baye | the on : have than naturs Gp THANKSGIV. prosperous more ie wil ae VX) than revenue. Lake to the setet et Jand more the state mor | pee: to do} the be greatiy improved by Se s roads throughout Utah worth will them-/tend hess: men-awho (baye eatablidied: hudinesd (in| Lake city will good be jHeon Tribune seals gang will the public sehools policece | Salt never in and Ts roe now of Salt ror will the nap i retlon mud > state 7 of the | are busier will | and ‘ 2 gi would of much is of state as ; portion gcommunities 24 ay there nation E city, dollars | there ‘ the | yated of that worth land ; nation the. a third Interest' ibe Salt Lake I populous more and state of about ; other farms belie ve} S that they are simpl) i ; | ‘ : 5 , ly ¢ 1 because leaders try > to grab the chestnuts of) quest for a7 tract of government Jand,1. and becaus = Z ; power and official graft ‘ q out , of the fire of | we believe that granting will add to the value of contention. And as they find the argu- | the government Jand left, and because we. beliey« ot their leaders are bad, the motives of those | the inerease of property and population in aul} Jeaders BILL | the Kirk, in The 5 struction in| one. men y he i was] bill I be public the to ne request, 1 congress andto} | ease ens congrre the Senki improvement. would of the : a increasing We the ask @Sk for left the rest sold and ihe state house a roads. business the the h be of tar, lt pays is because accounted | better fought 5 t good land by it of the proved : . } capital the present board a tardy raise in the 1 good until Lake the : tion-an the of o of the value whole Garat state velop 1908) SERGEANT James ceded, RE And} be in land to erection warrant for y vill 2 3 a robabiy JAMIY alion donation because Salt ae? teacher in numbers because 5 ag me board. That Was the thatat would }the proved 2 that construction justice and a f 2 Ute ah ue increase spokes-| f mistake attacked public to the their . | official | political ae HERALD pon) malicious owners statement. indictment their he made them. Sergeant ee claimed the ake make "a defection, th: aliz Boy'‘ ©! which 7 false Herald's the fight made schools THE in the || discredited, NOV, THE we have rebuke of its and there th { Vy e | the business." Republican, as . present untrue, ' of forward they Lake gang was by little t salize Pore e, teeer cucoese In le by attenulS| his In the second, Herald speak up iv prevail unfortunate-for things S the AT byby Tribune Little - TO THE SUBJECT NELSON. manner pul a Grouch, very His. berating : characterized as -_ THURSDAY, the be rered answered OF BICES: WORDS jally undoing. reduetion largely | ments CITY, the Perpetual‘ 06! to ple|1908 which provided foriy-elght UTtl Westst | , a ; The thousand ; editorial dep arts nts for the benefit of teachers position - LAKE And The going crowd in forcing$ flight, to the di "‘yaniza members ; of of that‘ organization, espec leaving Salt ae policy of the is eritic-in-chief, lives. ea scheme's his ee is ffice G04 Carb ridge Bt 1ilding asite i We aldJaort= Ag stort ; Chicago .O a Buitding: <P. - Met ates: sole carapantatlye 1e Rocky Mountaine. SALT it the Tribune unwelcome managers the C ; and .ov/their - Ot an lelivery Gt of sous aoe. aay eadue # ve. former Aoticoey a " oraasar addyess when acide ring i h H Lobe a ck, 20 20 BR Nelnane and And +. A 4° | close of his term as president of the board, showed | city, si aap 7 nasi © THE TEACHERS And 4 Me that FORTY PER CENT OF THE oe f ..eceesereeeess i IN those roan ces ........--e+-90* isis Pare PAID prevails. = L will ples give exphl< Depar mont DIRE CT, tlen concen when subscription are getilng better all the time, and | million acres of to deteriorate while the non-partisan | proceeds applied Laks s : Sunday : | system - mae ceipelesese ess arr Sunday and = ffloes-Dools areeet Phones: mane sar Act Salt ae Advance. oki, One Your Subseriber Cireulntion cernin eebaiie elt: mo in rf ee in Advance he,DailyDaily meeSunday Sunday Qne Three Month, mone Six Months, Ve ate, the on TRS cei in y and Sunday Daily and Sunday Six' Months, Dall ind Sun One Year, Daily and Sunday sunday "only, One) Veute woe One under Newspaper Tp cei one mon I ‘Three Mouths, ‘They going ean The arrogance Z | of : Varty ant in t tale their party into an gabo 101906, \ at crediting of the best City, aioe Only thie dition. are not INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, Voblished very Morning by | - | a splendid this week we offer both him and you. variety 1-3¥ Off. of- boys' knee Bring tbe pants boy in , all grade: S and we a0] Sua and rantes ieee ‘nna to Plea se CUTLER BROS. 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