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Show -- - - t.'- - " tvr Im'u t COMPANY. PUBLISHING THB- truthfulness of that lion it was greeted with a shout of! Tli following lottef from Prof. Mills laughter as though lt was something is interesting to ait Tie at renders, -- and funny. The best Informed politicians of alt fully explains Itself ; now believe that President' parties Editor Tims: Cleveland is out for another nomination We have just receiv'd a S bile in Summit county tuiid.iig the arid that nothing will prevent his getting' of number new stock of Farmers Institutes a great it but the capture of tne Chicago iou- -' people axked lue to give you, for publica- volition by the ail ter Democrats. tion, a list of tame graaeef spoken of in The American miaienaries in Turkey my talas. The grasses are a follows are alter Mmis'er Terrels official scalp, Specially put up for and the amount given are the quantities and they have, it is believed, a goaf show of getting it. They charge hua per acre to be ased For pasture on dry ground Red w ill) profanity, vuigaritv, ungentlemanly CO-O- p. clover, Spounds; orchard gras, ft pounds ; habit of several kinds and general WHICH ARE FIRST-CLAStail meadow oat gram, 6 pound, hard and they are ba kd up by We are now selling foecue, 3 pounds ; timothy, 2 pound. manv influential personal friends of the For pasture on richer damp ground President. Terrell is in WasU.ngton S gallon teg ol beer for $3.00 Alsike clover, 3 pounds; timothy, 5 now trying to square himself. It has just come to light that an at- 1 pounds; red top, 3 pound; tad focne, 1.75 gallon keg of beer for 5 pounds; meadow fescue, 6 pounds. tempt is to Ire made to coutoiidate the For pasture on land too wet for red votes of the negro delegates to the 8t, One case bottled beer lor 3.00 top Floating uieadow grass. 7 pounds, Lour convention and to use them to water meadow gra as, 7 pound, water dictate the nomination of aoms other " We still handle the fescue, 7 pounds. man than McKinley. How dangerous For meadow on dry ground Lurern, this movement may lw to ths fortunes 7 pounds; orchard grass, 7 pound, tali of McKittlev is not vet and apparent, but It meadow oat grass, 7 pounds. is already alarming some of his supportFer meadow on damp ground Alsike ers. Perry Carson, who is a negro deleCall and see its and get prices. clover, 7 pounds; timothy, 7 pounds; gate from the District of Columbia te J. H. HALL. t l.e convention, is credited with tall fescue, pounds. being Ths ground should be well plowed and at the head of this scheme. He claims well harrowed before the seed is town. to favor the nomfnaitonr ot Senator FRANK.. CANNON Tajs Early spring is the best time to seed. Allisoti, but i believed to be working in FREE SILVER at The sued may be obtained from the the interest of Speaker Reed. Mr. -TO ONE. houses that advertise in Ths Tiwks. as Manley, who ie Mr. Reede manager, i SIXTEEN We say, eat, drink and be not in Washington, but hi private secthey are good reliable Arms. A. A. MipuiAgriculturist. you merry, for retary says of tills scheme: "If the Reed die. Yon can eat will plan goes through, Speaker may Salt Lake is to have a grand mldauni-tna- r receive tire voteof every colored delegate aud drink our delicious T carnival to he held July 2nd, 3rd, at the St. Leuit convention, at some anc Coffee and be merry CO-O- P. aud 4th, and are making most elaborate stage of the proceedings, whether they j jie are under instructions or not. j A preparations. This week our space is The most important political event of limited, but we will go more into par the week was Senator Quay announce- ticulars in our next issue. meat that lie intended to pay McKinley a visit. It isnt so strange As will be noticed in our Wanship that Mr. Qnay should make this visit, Eait side of Main St., Coalville. letter, the telephone committee have hut it is vety strange, in view of his met and taken deflnita action, and Thk usual method of doing things, that he When in Coalville, Tins now rallson all parties te be ready should have announced it in advance. lias set everv body guessing, snd that Stop at the It ; with their assistance. is probably what Air. Quay tesired and expected it to do. Nobody pretends to COALVILLE:: A Cur fur Hucrilar ltlkuraatUm. know jut what the object of this viit Mrs. R. L. I.ainaou, of Fairmount, till is, but there is a rather general idea, - flood rooms for trannoisaays; "My sister used Chamber it is largely in behalf of that Iains Pain Balm for muscular rheumasients. Prices low. Platt of New York. It lias never been j tism and it effected a complete core. 1 believed that Senator Quay was very nice assortment of keep it In the house at all times and to McKinleys nomina- Home have always found it beneflchl fur aclna strongly opposed large and beautiful line in ail stvles, and LADIES SHIRT WAISTS. CHE tion. In fact, he stated a year or more MAIN STREET, CO ALYII.I.F. ViEIt Til VN YuU CAN MAKE THEM. and pains. It is the quickest cure for ago that he wa for either McKinley or rheumatism, muscular pains and lame-nes- s Reed. Since then he C Sirs. W. IV l.l i r. Iroprlclros Laundried Waists from 50c up. Boys waists from 75c up. got the idea, which I havs ever seen. For tale by John Sailor Hats 20c up. Bovs hats and sailors. 25c up. wave has the tidal brushed McKinley A Boa. Boyden aside, that he might get the nomination W. G. THESE ARE ALL BARGAINS. WAS1IIXGT0X LETTER. himself, and while that idea was workn,r zephyrs, ing full time he i believed to have made piLi' SATEENB, PERCALES, DOITED och Rcoeua CoaiasrOKbtst. an alliance, offensive and defensive, " ' SWI51. LINEN D VTETA. all ia the latest style of plaids and etrpes. Yjf ASttiwotow, May 85, 1U. with Mr. Platt, which may keep lntn Til Call and examine them. My goods and prices will suit all. Thediksatlsfa.'tlon of the chairmen of tne Hold as a candidate, unless he can omeof the House committees with the get certain promises from McKinley methods which Lave been follow'd dur- that wilt enable Mr. Platt to retain his ing this session is Incoming more hold on his partys machine by getting marked as the tune for adjournment a liberal share of the Federal patronage draws nearer. First Chairman Mahon in New York. According te the best inof the committee on war claims got in a formation to be had, if he gets those blow at the unanimous consent legisla- promises Gov. Morton and himself will tion, which ha knocked out the regular withdraw in McKinleys favor. It is DEALER IN order so often of late, by giving this believed in Washington that be will get warning to the Ileuse: (jeiitleraen, them, too. McKinley cn prpbalily be And repairer. Ail kinds of jewelry get what you can the next Afteen davi. uoiainsteJ w it bout Platts help, but he repaired at moderate prices. Unanimous consent will not be given for cannot easily carry New York without promptly Shop ou Center and becond East btreet. He i, and loss ot hew York and the silver any purpose at the next teeaion. was followed by Chairman Walker States, which are expected to bolt the the committee on basking and currency St, Louis platform, would make his elecCOALYILLE in an impassioned speech arraigning the tion very doubtful three or four men who rule the House A Senator who ought tokuos what he with a rod of iron. If God spares my is talking about said Mclife," he exclaimed dramatically, 'and Kinley expects to get 150 silver votes in I return to thia House at the next the St. Louis convention. Thmts what and all the other nice things this thing will end. 1 have served is keeping bius mum on finance. After as they come in season, I here for eight years and received no be gets the nomination hell come out have a full line of ! more consideration than a dog. In fiat footed for a gold standard. Mark the Fresh and Salted Meats, reply to a question Mr. Walker said; prediction. la view ot the approaching Prtsldeijitial The Senate is alewly hut surely disand the finest home cured election, both aides of the House show a posing of the appropriation bills, but Sire Hunblitoalu. Time, 2:105 hams in town. All kinds decided disinclination to const bills nothing has been done about adjournfrom my committee. Notwithstanding ment yet. Will serve for season at RobGreen Groceries, SEED GRASSES. COALVILLE TIMES. 1 tie palpable 51 It T. Ttrmi 4m teat Intu lawn Month of Subnertpttors. CM ...... ... 1 In Vfsncr. FINNEO. Editor and Ie Copies , M M 6 1 Jr- - 1 . Advrrtlalng Roto n ll m 1 liwMnrwiiuo to In lov or t li I Iwb ta W 4 eolrnna JO oo 4o flo 7i 00 oo ao it! 7 50 12 m' O till IB H .xilurna m 4 no it S oo s-- 001 no1 lj mule. !xnu eat jwf Lor per Him ft flnrtiuwrfor earn ulnwsqwrnt UfMff iH gTbrar " strictly adhered to IU 6 rate - !( 7. MM. IMa. Ifatter. C (X Httoflc ((red at1194, COALVILLE. FRIDAY, MAY 29. 1WB. (TAT 8 Attorney 8 Manhal federal Judge . . . Uowiwr ... eeratnrjr . Audi ha ,, , . J W Judd N. M. Brishara John A Harebell HrherM. Hella JimnT Hammond Murxan Ht hards L C. Bubop 4 Wor ney General COURT. RVPRRHR JVtXitS Jam i..Mlner Charles ft Zsus 0 W. Bartrh. .! vmt third jrptri.il district iohaA Street Hiles t Grande Youut. corxrr. 'Wrk Recorder ... and Collector 4 am .. AtientT Treasurer Cnroaer ..... . . Hack Wel.h,' John Henry aud William Aahlbai , Mayor Recorder ... Manibal .. Treasurer cm. ..... ... .... Hi reel Kuperrlo fiiy 1hy.kiau . foil nr Ilmen Hnehaurn, I M. Faddlee Steele ..AW Roy Wilkin John Robinson I L l'm.tiell . Walermairter Juatu-- e ol Die 1raia r W. W , H . . Tbomae Copley Smith . 1 A Dr J. Chamber Jndim 8Urttft . Wriyht, I. W t lu ft, Jr., John THE WORST Vi Vi I Ilham. A. .win OF ALL. Tub Tire baa received a pamphlet entitled Th Trua Money System for tl. Unitel States, from the pen of J. P.. Watkini, Lawrence, Kantaa. The writer ie acquainted with the author,, mi did he not already know that the author we a hanker, it could easily hare Itren uesaed on reading hie pamphlet? lie Invitee crltlciara ot hit article,' so we will eay that rum the standpoint of a hanker it is all right, and just w hat those who already control the money of the country want; hot for the masses, it is sot a continuation ot ths present system id wholesale robbery, only a little worse, for he want to demonetise both gold and silver. For instance he says; The demoaetisat'on ot silver, if it is admissible to call it demonetised, wss one step in the right direction. Now, let us take another step by dsmonetisiag two inetais, on an equal sold. footing, will then as certainly gradually some together in commercial value at the old ratio as they grew apart on an jonequaL footing. In hie recapitulation, be says; Sbonld the gold faction succeed, we siracticaliy lose silver, 1000,000, 000. If the free silver faction succeed, we lose our gold, (000,000,000. The demand notea, W0,000,000, would work great disaster, especially in the event of free silver coinage. The National bank notes, (200, 000, 000, will soon be practically retired unletsa mew jplan is adopted. It looks very much as though, in any vent, our currencv will be reduced from W0, 000,000 to it ,100,000,000, a contraction of 42 per cent, leaving a circulaend tion of onlv about (14.50 per enly ((00, 100,000 of it reuen.pt ion money, If ailver has been demonetised, then demonetise gold, and we will have gold and silver, except present silver coin, a 11 redemption money. tl, Ths Tribune says the State Board of Land Conamisbioeert is being deluged with application for the purchase tad leeee of school lends end the lease of grating lands. The commissioners are inch hampered in their work, hew- the fact that a large over, owing amoant of ihe grazing land U uniur- veyed, and that they have not yet secured the blanks and plat to be nsed in connection with the work. , f la CoalvilU intends to celebrate the coming Fourth of 3 uly, The Times would suggest that action to this end be at cace taken by the citizens. It is n most appropriate year to celebrate, being the - first Fourth of July usder Statehood. Let a meeting be called and action be taken one way or theother. While we regret that no program eserdsei bas been arranged for Coalville S. Temple Club Cigar 5 of to- morrow, Decoration Day, we trust that tbe day win, nevertheless, be observed la a general way, and that the graves in tbe cemetery and elsewhere will receive their fieral tributes. COALVILLE j ex-Go- - Purveyor Attorney Picnic Parties, Toronto Club Whislcy. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. V LIQUORS, RESTAURANT! O P UST RECEIVED J HATS HOUSE. Another Comforts. V JOHNSTON, Urcss JHuttcrns toi MAGGIE SALMON. Robert Walker, Watchmaker, Jeweler, -- General Merchandise. ef STRAWBERRIES &:lhst Everything in theJineof Every Saturday, Lowest Prices. to-da- general merchandise. ses-slo- a, ir Plain Talk There is something wrong going on in this state, in this county, in this town, and, maybe, in your home. - This wrong can be righted. we e, Terms. $3 Season, $6. DAVID MOORE. Gi ain, produce, etc., a ill be taken in exchange for service. w.vxsiok: Notice. We are are hypocritical. We merely Your interests and ours belong say: together. We shall tell you of our common danger; and It is for you to say whether We shall join our forces against it. , Tea Merchants Coal-xlll- Utah. In connection with our line of aware of the wrong you are not and we know the. remedy; but, if you apply " the remedy, you help us, What shalLwedo? Shall we. keep silent because helping you helps us too? As we do riot pretend to serve you except for our own sakes, it cannot be satdlhat ert Walker's Stable, as they come into the market, at lowest prices. A Schilling & Company San Fnndaco DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, NOTIONS, SHOES, ETC. DEKT1ST, Coilillle, Utah. gVVatch this ad. for datee of visits to up river points. RESIDKIT We will carry a stoct of MACHINE EXTRAS which we have ordered direct from the fagfory for all kinds oi mowers and binders that are used in this section of the country. We also carry wagons, mowers, binders and hay. rakes, and many other things. Call and get our prices before purchasings elsewhere, as we defy competition. . TIN-SHO- P. G. W. & ROBT. YOUNG, Home-mad- e Tinware, Stove Pipe, Bath Tubs, Garden Sprinklers, Galvanized Iron,-- ' Zinc, Copper and Sheet-Iro- n Work, etc., made aud Repaired by Jones, Joseph TINNER. J. F. JOHNSON, . BARBER. EverjthlDg Strictly First-CUs- s. Shop, one block east of Stake Shop three doors north of Times House. Coalville, Utah. Office, Coalville, Utah. yllXUH KMake BRIHER. Netary FtkUc, Ileieffr. CsilecUsM MaEe. Ptiesa Reasoaabla. Wanship. Csvests. sod Trsd-- srks obts. wrl, snd Pst1 sot busmsa conduced for Moocbstx Ous Onnci is O.eosirt u 8. STtiTfits. sadst css seevi patent is Isa Urns tuaaomci Utost rcaott (rota j j visits to j regular Echo on Thursday and Sunday of each vteek. 11 j j Washington. bead noUd. drtwiof or photo with deserip-tK,t- tpntentsblc or aot. tree ol chert. Our ias aot da till pelent is eecarsd. "How to Obu,n Patents, with hstmttrr, U. S. had forties coaatnss Addrsaa. C.A.SHOW&CO. Owlet c PSTXWT WtSMSSTSS, t. L |