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WATICOPPdRlij-3
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Jey'snommttTOnW
fc0B "'-J U-ki
i-;n hir me ifoii',ww"
. D0W CO""10" "J.;""'
"iVh his honest tkotMrtit, - ;
.A & . k a. u-13
cEnley's tnurapa- "r
& opportunity. .V-;
lie Ohio leader repMtey.
j t and phase aad MHWlwae
"il gepuDlicanisiu n. ?t;-8-
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fietoiJemociwar- .-""SSt
jt will present ww J77 -r
a. Mfties square-cat or. wesy; ;
c " ft - - i -a Lu
kj on these issues a mm vm
r bare Been oTerwaoiMiwmj -,
before the peopta.
TniRMthe RepoUioaM'xarrwd
: ik cowtry, electing tiwirPretet
adimjonty or uorewj. jr.
'jfcBky stood spoJBt; bfce
tenfi till which WprWMMTM
policy olhis partyad. thii-WMir a
jtib etectiomof IcWflseaofik
pad judgment -apoa. it. Tiey
aworlrine:BihtfiKoa.fc-
.'-&k the House-iaio Dtmii
-aBeaajomy 01 xo. itacj -.
jLgjey himself atlwaw. Xter
IjbJM sp a popul&r .majority afwaet
feLsdeyism ot lj33Z,WU.
fTse Republican co44tioft waia
Est the Tote iras iaaiy.. Tbe
Ijwe, they said, fead wtrexpen-
wldiamcienUy wBe ;Baae8-
the McKinler:talaM.ta eea
Editures. Bat mMM, atte
5ko years' expeneaoe, ta geopje
Affirmed their Terdiet. They
I Grover Cleveland fcyaa elec-
majority of 132 and a popular
ilitv of 382.956." 3iey. rev
ned a Democratic majority
ety-four in the House. Tfcey
orered the Senate and elected a
awncy ot uorernors.
; It was a tidal-wave subaerfikg
! second overthrow o McKMtey
. Again McKJuey h coala before
fe country as the ckapleopK.
Jtecnoa though we -have atarm
ifote as high as that reeoaamonneaV
'tkrtheKeoublican tariff commission
;.k 1883 and enacted by Keg aJfc
M Congress. "'""
He is to be posed as ""tbe adfiawe
pat of prosperity" ptosatrifcy dt
ae sort fflustnted'ljJto-liWM
r.A strike and riotsby bwdreis
sastter strikes andiock6ts,lyte
we io secure ,ajr wtmcc j:
wgato accompaay 4le iirfe aS'-.
faace in bounties teTtejttftaated
Wries,and fiaaH j $&
fcjw of His tariff, by a asU wrk-
Ppaen out of eiaployniMit. &
fty treasury, a-diwatod -foW
sad a monetx-iie.:
ACAinley s -tnumakjr.
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.w wuuuiiuuity. i -.wrnmx
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-w if the syndicate ef his www
. in uominxtiw BiltTCefcm-
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m utiacy wui nave a :
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free sflver" platfdrmjyi;
war sianaard beanr ,l ym
fiSJf.t i
, aicc uuioage mam.
V heartily sick ad tirtd ; tari.
isVmigUm and boade.
;ce to express
t ii
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Pndism would
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fe jrotective tariJt
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hl would be fitly
;aley, but' tbe idea
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Kn peopkj ad is'
.protection w
"t-Ktten bv
;4themillioi,
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Tiria arHdkjftttsbiiiKBg
sjwdieatee, sad st batraet
ttife:.liW-a Presidential; flyrii-
Hate, "Mfamaed by the g. op, to
wwywow: tt KimHL aucxviniey ,1H0.
tbTreb4tkl chair. Tkewieek
of ifcjB: HMdMBe baye been YuHmig
try aistiiry-fBr- the t tbirty
fkysvs aoeefflitot: the peculiar Iu- i
irlewsV"rffiwa. fat" obuiaed
ifoa tbe'iaaiviwiml members com
oswg tbe syiiote, who are the
bwkera. .the-bjg Baanufacturers,
lad. tbe expectaat oflace bolders.
Tbe eiffort e tbespolitical manip
ulators Jto.-BOBiaate: McKinley is
itty peofriy"-cJleA a "fotmS All
f '.. -wbo iaro. lived iir tbe "VTeat
fcww wlat'tbe srd boom neans;
it is aB-ia&aae rasb all iu oaeirec
tioarwkkottt cause or xeaspnr except
:by bje lellows cm; tber inside, -who
waiei tbfir cbasce. to "unload, and
tberaby1 raaj the, benefit df;the
"otbec f eUoV lolly v Intbepres-
et ease these JacKihley boomers
hare seitiae ;3h fae tide for their fa-
-vsnte far double purpose. ust,
beoaace irepre&cats-tae politician,
aad wauld"be as clay ia the bands
ef the-ottw, and the. machine poli-
dcM wouJd ruBr. things' to suit the
syadioate but a second, and
tngr reason Urtbat thw boom
W bfuiuass for "McKinlev and
proied W wi6 detract the public
ami, firea-ibempaey Question for
thiwi,-ad' esable the money
lpwW'Sayiocks-tamore effect
jtaMr riyt their; chwas oa the
Diflcc MaKiaky is . tracldler
ofcesiker. !;. aad tnercrore a
$feaMtfor;tbe goWbup. If he
mbe lasted ia the Presidential
jmVaVf.thaterests of Wall Street
wUl-be safe. 03ie shrewd manipu-
laier iaows well eabugli that it
weald be dangerous to submit the
BMy sertiea as an issue to the
BcbiiIb' ,at, this time, as it would
SMaa'aa jertarow of the money
jower? -fee tbeymll start the slogan
'it -JaKMBleyi protection, and
iLu.-o. CbaI k ebale asraia with
kk Worn ery. IWreawinB to be
vr ... r"t J
gt.wbettrorjwt -aissyuaaw;
4triksWf ea sacoasefally Mil
th PraAtiaV; market, aad1 thus
Ae peee r -aaether four
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k ef past tvraHuv. but it m
eonstaufc menaceto our free and in
dependent form of government.
The promoters of the recent "mani-
yetfo" have been sowing broadcast
lbadragOHs teeth, from whicb will
spring a Harvest of armed enemies,
which will at last destroy ihe very
thing they sought to protect
Judging from the conduct and ut
terances of the men: who promulga
ted the manifesto, and who are now
stumping the State to get the people
to endorse the same, one would be
led to believe that they have a des
perate case on their hands, by the
way they threaten, cajole and ex
hibit ill feeling. "Whom the gods
would destrqythey first make mad."
From" the abuse and criticism falling
from thelips of these church attpr-.
neys upon those who dare to dis-;
agree with them, shows they are
getting angry already. This is a
good sign, and points to the result
which we have indicated. We trust
the brave men who have thus far
stood up for the right, will continue
their glorious effort, and that hun
dreds maybe added to their num
ber daily.
STAND BY THE NEWSPA
PERS ,1t is often 6aid that the public
do not fully appreciate the real
1 wbrtb and true value of the news
papers This would seem to be
true,cat least in Utab,nf thetMndi
dition past, preseat and .future o
the leading newspapers are an in
dication. The Sett -Lake Herald, the lead
ing Democratic, paper of the State,
has been running at a loss for
years, uatit it bas debt of over
$135,000 on its hands. The News,
after .struggling with, adversity,
passed infothe control of the Pub
lishing, Company. The Times went
to an early grave for lack of finan
cial nourisbment. Many others of
lesser light, have been -compelled to
succumb to the -same -diseaejyd
have passed, out of -existeace'aad
out of mind. At Ogdea, J?rovor
and Logan, the sameooaditioa ex;
i.ta" All-the sewsaapers in the
State are being raar at a loss,
counting ,the" brain matter .as
a xioaaiioa. - xbjo va
be. The people ef "Utah are
accounteMabright,.progressive
class of mea a4wo J
should all tatejwoi aa-iaterest aad
.? TTH.Z -IsnaalH iri-
nride in tbeir-aewsfn as wmM
Usure their stability and useful
Beef. Every femUy sbpaH .read,
three or four ae WBej?i,-4d ;
for them too.
Basmese me aeM adrU
their basinpse tbob" the meifiw
oLtbe -press. e.pwiaajw--
erfMl,agoat ia apswy;, wh
aca4er;.s"kdy the;
fa.
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46 to 1 delegation to the Chicago
eoaveetioa, sad assist in 'destroying
the demo-republican syndicate of
i goWbags. Besure and attend the
primaries wneu cauea, waicn will
be -soon.
A Small body of men of the g.
o. p. brand met somewhere in thei
city and county, building' last Tues
day, and "pro forma" nominated
J. A'. Street for district judge. A
lot; of hungry office-seekers held
the convention open until the af
ternoon, waiting and boping for a
certain resignation to be made, so
as to create another vacancy; but
the "cat never came back," and the
briefless barristers, with a sigh of
disappointment, slowly wended their
footsteps homeward. If there ia an
office in sight, about one-half of
the g. o. p fellows lie awake schem
iag how to get it.
POPBSSIONAL.
HOYLE, 2ANE & COSTIQAfi,
Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law.
Deseret National Bank. Bldg.
DICKSON, ELLIS & ELLIS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
: Rooms 612 to"515 Progress Building.
MA Y YA.X COTT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
607 McCoraidt Block, Salt Lake Cinr.
FERGUSON & CANNON,
AITORNEYS-AT-LAW;
332 Constitution Building.
CHERRY & TIHMONY,
LAWYERS.
iieoBS 9 sadjd Walker Bros: Bank Bldg.
SAXT-iAKK Crrr.
"POWERS, STEAOP AND
LIPPMM,
Attorneys and Counselors.
EAGLE BLOCK.
SALT LAKE CITY,
RfiWMJiS & GHITCHItOtf,
SQoms.2527 Hooper BIoclc.
j.l kawuns.
i. B. CRITCHLOW.
S. W. STBWABT.
C. a. STBWABT.
STEWAET&STEWATIT
17 HcCpinictDdc, Salt Lake Gty.
-EUGENB LEWIS,
gttf ri at gl aw,
117 dommerdriBkxk, SaK Lake City.
Real Estate Leans-
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E. B. -HOGE.
BASEIN & HOGE,
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Capital, .73,00a00
Offl&o tinder Oeeret Natleiwl Bik.
TELEPHONE NO. 142.
HENRY PEBRY,
. INVESTMENTS.
Stocks and Securities bought and Bold.
217 AUm Btofc SWt Lk iitj.
-Hef ereaces: National Baak of the Bepabllc
Salt Lake, Utah Xattosl Beak, Ogi
Utah Poultay And
Produc8!ominission -Co.
IO W. FIRST-SOUTH ST..
ii- : SilLT LAICE CITY, UTAH.
WALTZU L. ?KICt, Mbw.
JL (S; IBBLBY,
Telephbae 27. Manufacturer
. of Pure, Ice- Cream, Water
. Ices, Candies,- Home-Made
. Bread and Cakes.
286 S. MAIN ST.. SALT LAKE CITY.
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aea7 os it xauket.
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Tie SfcoaBattteo, aaaa&etmw torn.
as w.nssr south bt: aw lake crrr;
iDovbaTela wj msulBj m. tntrttam pnctttal
OpttcUn. in better yrfi4 tan berwefera to
grind ad ftt gti Bin to aK th rtgfet.
EYES TESTETJ' FREE.
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fr. 'AHria Macons
fArfeoc Hair Drass. ShampooaE)
aad stnugfetewse a specakr K
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UTLASTIG TEA (X).,
achot ra OHASC-C SANBOMM'S
Teas, Coffees, Sffc & Extracts
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Wbirides, Wines,!
Brandies, Cigars,
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SALT LACK CITT, UTAH.
E. E. WILLIAMS,
MURRAY, UTAH.
Dealenjn Vine3, Liquors, Imported aad.
Domestic Cigars. Corner Saloon,
E. E. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
H. 3. Graat,Pre. JoBa-HeanrSailUs.Vlee-PiM.
J. T. Grnat, Sfj, csd Treaa.
Dlrectoi.-JokB Iwr tebb, Etter J. Grut,
J.T.Qi tat, B. J. GBjt, Nlha4j Bent.
GRANT SOAP CO.
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SPECIALTIES "W
BEX B1VK. ELECTRIC and
3c LAUXOBT.
Brr Bm Toitm
PINE TAB, PERFECT FLOATIKG,
CASTILE AKD
COMKEUOAL BAR.
J. F GRANT, Manascr.
Rut Lam Crrr, - Utah,
FRED 0. LYNGBERG
Grocer.
OYSTERS, fish and
oamb. Imported
Ckese. Faacy
Fi ults, etc, etc.
8 E; FIRST., t.
SOUTH STt'
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FURNITURE
CAEPETS
And Upholstery Goods, etc. "
BkysTe aae Baay CarrtafM.
Best Goods and Best Prices, '
11 AND' 13 MAM STREET,
SALT LAKE CITY.
i Giiii Coratk
"What are jm goff ta do about it?" -4
"About what?"
"Why, aboat the Bicycle yoa are geiag ,
to bay.'1
I aa goMT to do jut wbatevy sm
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155 Male St, aad bay a Rambler. It's.
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