The broad ax. [volume], November 30, 1895, Page 2, Image 3

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THE BROAD AX.
J)Q Broad .x
bat
Dies 01 iMHiocracT.
Catholics, Protestants, luiignw
. Infidals. Mormons. BeDOblicans,
PUBLISHED WEEKXT.
"Will promulgate and at all times uphold
tae true pnncr
laraaera.
of Labor.
Priests, or any one else can hare their say,
mo loxg as their language Is proper and
responsibility Is fixed.
The Broad Ax Is a newspaper whose
platform Is broad enough for all, ever
claiming the editorial right to speak its
om saind.
Local sommanlcations will have atten
tion; write only on one side of the paper.
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eaCea. pF Address all Communications to
THE BROAD AX,
06 Main Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
JULIUS F. TAYLOR,
Publisher and Editor.
MUsrtd at
Post Office
matter.
as second-class
CHIPS.
There may be as many Turks
"but there is not as many turkeys as
there used to be.'
John G. Carlisle wants to retire
the greenbacks, the people want to
retire him, and they will at the first
opportunity.
It is said Grover will not accept
a third term. Of course he won't;
he could not get it from the Demo
crats, but he might accept his first
term as a Republican. This talk
about Clereland and a third term
gives us a tired feeling.
Cleveland and Carlisle tsrned
Kentucky over to the tender mer
cies 'of the Republicans. Because
they would not eat hay, they ob
jected to the or eating it. Rather
than see free silver win, they would
defeat their own party, and they
gained their point by the same
methods, and in the same way that
the repeal of the Sherman law was
accomplished. But wait until the
people again get into the saddle,
and the golden calf will be ground
to powder and its worshipers
smitten with consternation.
This is the way they feel over a
shower of rain in sunny Kansas:
"A short time since the cow was sad;
She scarce could raise her head, begad;
Her hoofs were sore, her tail was limp,
Her mane and bangs had lost their crimp,
And miles she trudged from grass to drink.
With scarcely strength enough to wink!
The owner, too, looked blue and glum,
And cursed the cattle business some,
But since the rain the grass is tall,
The cow can raise her head and bawl;
Her hide is sleek, no bones protrude,
She prances like a Kansas dude;
Her tail is stiff, her eyes are bright,
She snorts and dares the crowd to fight.
Her ewner, too, digs up the chink,
And asks the boys to take a drink.
God bless the gentle, gentle rain,
It makes a man feel young again;
He feels like tossing up his hat.
And howling like a Democrat."
What we said last week about
the condemned man, Thiede, was
with reference to the neglect of the
so-called orthodox people to bestow
their Christian charity and sancti
fying influence upon this hman
being. We have been informed
that the Unitarian and Christian
Sc . jce people have done their duty
in this regard, but they are the
only ones.
S. B.NEWMAN.
"76"
Opposite Theatre.
When the wintry blasts howl
around your poorly clad form, and
you without a dollar in your pocket,
find there is no coal in the coal
house, no potatoes in the cellar, no
flour i the barrel, and you have
no employment, you can comfort
yourself by sitting down in your
cheerless home and reading one of
McKinlej's speeches on protection,
or Jonn o Herman's on sound
money. You have got just what
you have been voting for; you have
voted protection to the "gold
nabobs," and multiplied the mil
lionaires, but neglected to protect
yourself and family. If the fool
killer ever comes around your way,
you had better crawl into a cave,
as he would gat you sure. Is it
not about time you should open
your eyes, and swear you will never
vote for -any protection that does
not protect you and your family.
If you like your situation, then
keep on voting with the g. o. p. for
protection, and gold, of which you
never get either, nor never will.
Meier MUilnff & Elevator Co.
Manufacturers of the Finest Brands of
NEW ROLLER PROCESS .
PATENT
Whole Wheat
Baker's Choice
Fancy
THATCHER GERMADE,
All Kinds of Mill Products.
129 E. FIRST SOUTH STREET.
The Lowest Prices quoted. S. J. JEPPESEN, Agent
BigHHB
Ask for
-S and take
& no other.
Finest Breakfast Food
in the Market.
COAL.
FROM "EUREKA DEMOCRAT."
"Julius F. Taylor, editor and
publisher of the Rroad Ax of Salt
Lake, was in town Wednesday soli
citing patronage. He gave us a
nleasant call and stated that the
outlook for his paper was very
promising."
We clip the above from the
Eureka Democrat of Nov. 27, and
we want to return our thanks to
Mr. Diehl for favors shown us
while visiting the beautiful city of
Eureka.
A Solo IMtct.
It appears the most gifted native
diver a Sola islander of thu finest phy
sique and in perfect training cannot
stay longer under water than about 2J
minutes. The greatest depth such divers
are known to attain is 17J fathoms.
Chambers' Journal
SANTA CLADS HEADQUARTERS
Toys, D0II3 and Fancy Goods, in fact
everything for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
In great variety, at lowest
prices, at the
GOLDEN ROLE BAZAAR,
227 u Hi Sn&iM3. Kuril
"In the economy of nature," says a
nhilosonher. "nothincr is lost Tha in.
The Diamond is twenty-five per ! side of au orange may refresh one man,
cent, better than any other Coal in
the market.
J. W. Whitehead, Jr., Aot.,
10 VY. Second South.
Telephone 608.
while the omside of the same fruit may
serve as the nicdiuiu for breaking an
other nmii W "
O'REILLY'S
Clot fling, Furnishing Goods, etc.
MAIN STREET. ONJBi FKIOE
Wiscomb & Co.,
fXS G&QCM8S.
The best place for Family Supplies.
58 E. FIRST SOUTH ST.
David L. Lemons, the barber,
and one of our race, read the article
on "Lynch Law," and he savs: "I
approve every word of it. If the
negroes or any one else would
escape the mobs, let them obey the
laws, become better citizens and try
to be more intelligent, and there
will be no fear of lynching'
THE BROAD AX WOULD LIKE
TO SEE:
More good sidewalks in Salt
Lake Oity.
Sole agents for Yoaman't New York Hat The
Leader. We alto carry Stetson's and
other flue hats.
W. P. Noble Mercantile Co.
IBS TuTa'-n Qtxaat.
HATS, CAPS i- GEHTS' FURNISHINGS.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
Wx desire to call attention of the
business men of the city, to our list
of readers and supporters. If you
waat your business known br the
public, put an advertisement in the
Broad Ax, and it will benefit you.
The class of people we have for
patrons are of the very best in the
community. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
Subscribe for the BROAD AX.
Cement walks around the Citv
and County building.
A building boom which would
displace hundreds of old shacks,
which are an eyesore and a disgrace
to our beautiful city.
Good hard macadam roads from
all parts of the new State, and all
leading into Salt Lake. It would
yield a big return to all.
The inmates of the Utah peni
tentiary doing something more than
playing "high five' and graduating
in crime, .rut them to breaking
rock to improve the highways, if
nothing else.
An appropriation from Congress
to build a $500,000 governmet
building in Salt Lake City. We
can all be non-partisan on this
question. The other states have all
received their slices of pie, and
Utah is now ready for her first
pieee.
I now hare In my employ a flrst-daat practical
Optician. Am better tjrecared than heretofore to
grind and l)t glasses to snlt the light.
EYES TESTED FREE.
Jeweler and Optician.
162 Main St. Salt Lake City.
AIEUWMT,
EDI L. PIGE,-
Green, Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Fruits, Poultry and Fish.
254 MAIN ST. Telephone 157.
Adolph Hauerbach,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER.
170 State St, Salt Lake City.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Utah Poultry and
Produce Commission Co.
108 W. FIRST SOUTH ST..
ISALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
WALTEB L. PRICE, Manager.
m 1 trm at m iffnmmStiafnn itfn
(aOOXTOJUTTD.) milBSWll Lt.
Wholesale and retail dealer In SUrer Leaf and
Patent Floor, Groceries, Hay, drain. Batter,
Eggs, Poultry, Psf er. Etc.
Telephone [phone] W. South Temple.
Miner of and dealers In Weber Coal. TABD,
321 B. xnlrd west street; xeiepnone Ax 411.
OTTT OFFICE, ICO Main Street; Te.ephone No. Hi.
WIBEB COAL COHPAIY
W. J. Montgomery, Agent. Sell all kinds of
Coal. Clean Coal and fall weight guaranteed.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
G$Al1 MKrffr
STANDARD OAUQC
CURRENT
HUB
TABLE
In Effect Nov. 18, 189$.
Erst Unitarian Chnrch, 44 Main
UuU O ? a
irccw ounces at 11 o ciocK a.
m., Sunday. Eer. A. L. Hudsoa,
pastor. Subject: "Earnestness and
INSTRUCTIONS
In Oil Painting and
Art Needle Work.
OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE,
BY
Irs. J. p. Jaylor, .rti$t,
Student of the Chicago Art Iastkaa.
Studio No. 7IO Main St.
E. ENGILMAN,
1Y Stilt Lasts) CUT.
7 For BlagkMa.rreTO.Gnad
Jaactloa and all pota's aast gla. -No.
4 er Ptoto. Uraad Jaaetioa
amd all polau East T0 p. m.
No. 6-Tor Ordsn and Intermediate
points cJQp.si
far Ht. Pleasant. Moab, Sa
ils and all Intermediate
polaU l30p.nL
For Xareia. Payson. Proro.
. and an Intermediate points Sp.m
-! Oidsa and tae West 11-i.p.su
Jo. I Tor Ogdea aal tas West..- UiB
Arrive Salt Lake city
Sa 1 Froa ProTo.Oranl Jaaotaoa
ailUi East. ltaSp.0.
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auaa. aareca aaa au later-
aadutepotau 136 p.m.
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JJo. S-Fraa Ojrdea and Us West- 7a.au
Ho. rroes Ogata aad tae West.. T40p.
.OzJyliM ramaax tarosga PaUaua ralaM
sletp&r ears Salt Lake City to Saa rraaetseo;
taltXake City to Dearer Tl Onad JaaeOoa
and Salt Lake Oitr to Kaasa CHr aad Caia
revrteCeteradftpeiata, . .
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alT, to naaaas uiit, vu(S aaa ""?
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A CSOIME. Cam. Jtaaacar.
C.B. BABCUCK. Traaa taatfr.
t. A. WaSLXKtS. Oem, Passir. Act
neutrality."
(kinds of New and Second Hand Goods.