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iff '' S1 la GIB 4b. . ' i KHE DEMOCRAT. r ' Issued ovcry Woitilcsrtay ana Baturday. B ' VKKI) NKI.SON, H.lllnrnncl 1'nl.lUlicr. H, .Kntered at tlio poitnfflco nt I'rovo City, m tIMh, for tr .nmilon through tho mulls us HK eeound clat-R mutter. Wt 8UI1SCIUPTI0N RATES: B l'ayublo In Advance. WM" Ono Tf.ir.. $2.00 HL Six Mouth , 100 V Three Months,,........ K R Tho Omclai Orttin of tho Utah County Dcrn BHh oct-any. ilcvotcil to tho Interests of I'rovo Clt) H ami Utah County. LLB lIinilTTCrv Tim Utah county Dism- H lMrirM ! nil oonAT wants nRcntii onit IK fill!,! 1 LIA solicitors In I'rovo unci r . rvnry olty and town In LK Utnh conntv. T.lboral commission allowed on HB Bit nuslncsM. Wo shall aisolia pleuscd to ro- H oaIvo communlcntlons ns to local hnppentnRS IV of Interest. As soon ns posslhln our innimunr m will visit tho illRflront precincts of tho county H with a view of seouruiK correspondents and IIH eiteiits. AiliJrMH all communications tn H TUK UTAH COUNTY IIKMOCRAT. H I'rovo City. Utah, iV-' nCtlTTC Tho following nro author- H fllir IM I X lied by tho management IB IWjiOlMO. Of Tltlt UTAH COUNTY B " Dkmocii AT to receive or WM dor tor subscription and all oilier business H . and to collect money on all accounts: H. r.ebt 8 W. nosi m I'nyson lohn I). Btnrlt L Spanish Fork ,.. I'ctcr lllctrup K Alpine.... IH. Vanco B Pleusant Orovo ....Miss l'aullno K. Drown B ,, The 'Enquirer puts tho Amcrlciin B flat? over Its bondllno "Amircliy V It-Isms." Is tho PLiqttircr becoming rproplietlc? K- McKiNr.r.r and Congrcitsinnti Rob H, erts may now travel side bv sldn. Both Br ,hnvi bi'cn vigorously scored by Metlio K M cnnforon.ee. B' -"E urr,y A met lean Enuto nys B tliHt it bittli rnnm won't pity in that B town. Tint citizens or Alurr.iv niusi jf' "belong to tl' "ir rot t unwnhod.' m' THKEuquirur anys Miinuililuir about K ''would bn" contemporaries. Any self Hr respemlnir newspaperman who would B. b a "would be" or tiny other kind of B- .contemporary of ilin Knquirur would ft no longer bo entitled to lospect from Br Hiti fraternity. Efi-aHtJHiHAL Dkwby nays thu Filipinos HP.r CHpHble of ditir Govunimuut. Then K. hl use is thcro In continuing this H'1 lMwle8 tiwlil which Is killing olT our ft bntvu boys? This Is nut a wur of con HF qut or exteruunutluu, so thu tltclitru ftf tlotM of the itdnilolattatlon said. Bf Mamk "Dick' Youno expresses B klnutolf im htivliiK hud ciioukIi of thu K rhlllplns it in) anuouiicus his pttrpoati H o ramMiD In Utah. We are extremely HygflhgJ'&MF It. -Utuh needs it few itioio BM0hDn as Mwjor Young even more Bthfto Otis oedi theiu iu thu riilllp-HpMntw. Wf Thk Taynon QUbeIluiiilcr him closed E lU Hrti year since too consnlldatiotr of K,tb Globe and tho flimdor. Tho HE kvalihy a p pea run co of the pnper In HLarlCAtrs that the chitngo was u success. Bci total of ten yarn life, dating Bwin thu efilnbllshment of tho Ulobo, Bprmloateo tlwt Pityson Is a Rood nows BgMlM'r oily. Wo extend cnnnniUtla JFtFtHfi nnrt wish tho Globe-Header many BE'UnHi'f. ft' With ilcnp rejiiot wo learn of the Hptfemh or T. L). Snlllvitu ut Ktli"kn Bf' which uccund lust Siturduy. "Dig nflmH hs ho was futulllttrty nod nlTee HF tlonnluly called, wus u friend of every rafcft- No prospector in linrd luck ever BppP611' l0 ll'ln 'n vul,l Wl,s " jTytopcur himself and knew ihu trials H ai bHidshlpa ot thu life. Hu lived Bloag enough to ecu his lucallons tie H VI"P into promising net ties, but not Bstpnt; Mitouijh to eojjy tho full nieeil of flriiaecsHe. In Ills reriidencu in Tin tic for Hrfiteet) years ho has nunle all frionds B.id no eueinles. Ho was known by Viind will be missed by every miner, Hjbfcrospector and mine operator lu Utah. nfty be rest in peace! H3 A SAD CA8E. B Mnny I'rovo niuslc-lnrers recall with V plensurothe dollgltt they experienced B over tlu ninslo furnished us heto by BB thttt child tnfiHiclan, I'almna Pclirnnim, pfts Only Ion years old she had ut her (Iiik Bkr i'p the musical power which would Bh W oredlublo to u llfc-tlnto of study, Buorchlldl Tho musle In her soul Is HS milled, probably forever, Tho tension BL(hii overwrought sensltlvo mind has BttOM)pe(l the cliord j of reason and ll'tle ftBBJRoina Schritmui Is now u uiunijil und H physical wreck. No more will slio HHtil1tht viist audiences with thoHweet BBttlc flowing fiom her Imby flnyur BHrJps. Ko tuorp will musicians and mil Vlc lovers murvol at thu kohIiis of tho KLofHnl prodigy, for her divine lft, has HHud and will no moro return, The Bsory Is told In thu lollowlng few HT ''The uiBtiacrer was nmhlilons and Bit Fi!loii)Hs patents were carried away BBB fey thi-lr prnhi in their ruinous "protll- nSBt 0f'" llley ,ul,tnl lr nolu n"w "l0 rnsu jaBytow ipnled from thuchceksof the child HHSntf th ulue oyes bccaulo listless nud SHHi M)k-lutr. Then thuro was eonisthtng V fV1 'o acute ami sudden that I'u- BL a MU60D fled, And llio question JHraiArttJes ltselft forwliatf" BB boljr for fswe, for the gratlOentlon Hfe'af aroblltot), love of power und tutulic UKtioo, atod the life ut u beautiful child is K WELCOMEI ritrotigll the courtesy of the N. Y & Utah Paper Co., Thk UkmoCjut Is in teeelpi of a copy of the bo.iiitlful program of Volunt er Day in Salt Lake Inst Saturday. Tho product Ion is not only beautiful, but Inieresllntr, as it contains tho full roster of the Utuli voliinieors. The welcome oe the open ing pngo Is n gem from the pun of .Judge 0. 0. Goodwin, and wo hero n-jir niiico il In full: Welcome, grant liearisl Nor tongue, nor pen can loll The wealth of love to you this people tenders; Yn who went forlh the ranks of war to swell Our linly flag's defenders. Nor trumpet' blare, nor dtiuus, nor cannons' peal, N' dancing flags', nor cheers, nor glad hells ringing, Can half proclaim the joy our full hem is feel The songs our souls nre singing. Welcome, great hearts! You couiu with honors crowned; You come to meet a loving Stale's caressing"; The peoplo hall you with n pride pro found noyours.bravefouls.all blessings! ANOTHER EXPLANATION. The Enquirer Is nothing if not con sistent. Il hits been a boastful blatant sheet foryems hgalnst oilier and better papern, II. is controlled by the sounb who acts as postmastor of Provo t;liy. Its "un&uen" lulluenco ha- many limes stiecui'dod in killing lis adversaries be cause they knew not wlnueof they fought. Our ciinpalgn nualost the Enquirer, which is the greatest known detriment tn Utah County's progrets will ho upon and above board. W do not need to lie to heut tho Ktiqulrer, ns people rocognUo mirll. and wo have toduv In Utah county tbrett readers to the Enquirer's one Our paper' is cir culated mining people win read and not us complimentary copies to thu lo cal head of I ho church, of which for six years the Enquirer has endeavored to be ilin ofllJal organ, lu our recital of mail service, com tolled by the man ager of Tliah County's disgrace, wo have not tied and have utllduvlts of I hem nud greater violations of tho pos tal laws. Thu Enquirer says some thing about "courtesies received." All tho courtesies wo luivo over received havo been the falsehood of tlio Enquir er manager (antlProvo's post muster) iu condemnation of our and fulso com niuudailon of his own sheet. As to another point In regard to mail service wo will say ttuit Iho Enquirer editor (who is ulso postmaster) will shortly bo "Itiudo tO BWCitt." AN JlONtST INDIAN. A SiiiK-ulor Expe-rlonco With Arapoo Isli, a Chief of the Crows. Arpnolsh, chiof of the Crow Indians, was a man of wonderlul Influence. In 'illonnevllle's Adcntutcs"un accident Is related showing Ids method of re. straining tho evil piopeutltIes or his braves. Mr. Robert Cuiopbell, while a fittest In tho lodge of Arnpooieh, hud collected 11 large quantity of fins und, fearful of lining phitidnd. had deposit ed bin n part In the lodge. The rest hu burled. Ono night Arnpooish entered the lodge with a cloudy brow uud, tinning to Campbell, said: 'You havo more furs with you than you havo brought to my liidgeV" "I havo." replied Cutnpbell. "Whom aro tho'y?" Campbell described tho placo. " 'Ti8 well," bald ArapooUh "You speak sirulght Ilin your pacha ban hoen robbed. Go uiid see how many skins have brcu In ken." Uampbuh examined llio cnclio und e&tltuntcd his loss to be about 150 bea ver hklns. Arupooish summoned his people, re proached them of robbing ti guest uud commanded that the skins should be brought back. For himself, he would not mil or drink till all hud hoen re al ored. Soon thu skins began to coma In. They were laid down In tint lodgo, uud those who brought thorn departed with out n word. Arupunsh sat in one cor ner silent. Above a hundred pelts were brought iu. and Campbell expressed himself sal Ulled. Not so the crow chief ttiin. Ho fasted all night. In the luuintng moro skins were brought in, ami one and two at a time they con tinued to coinu through the day, "It ail right nowP' domunded Aru pooish. "All right," replied Campbell. "Good! Now bilng mo meat and drink," said the old chief. Chemist's Curious Customers. , A chemist is miking n collodion ol the queer orders hu receives from peo plo who send cliildron to the store for things they need. Ilyro are a fuw sam ples of them: "This Is ray lltt)o girl. I send you a penny to buy two sltlo-s powders for u groan tip udult who Is sick," Another readss "Dear Dochter, pl glf ba-iror pen nits wurse of Auntie ioxyu fur to r . , , , ,lt., ; ... .....A...... gurgle liihl's llitolo, and oblcago." An .inxInU" mother wiltes: "You will please give the letllo liol p tiiiuf wrth of cpcao for to tlmnv up In a live inonths' old Ixhe. N. II. the bade has a sore siummlck." This one puzzled the druggist: "I have n cm pain In my child's dia gram Please give my son something to rett'ino it " Another nnxloin mot tier wrote: "My Utile habey has eaten up its father's parish p Insider. Semi an anecdote quick us ptnsihlo by the in closed little girl." The writer of this ono was evidently In p.ilu: "I have a hot time in my Inside and wich I wood llko it to bo extinguished What's good for to extinguish ItV Tho Inclosed sixpence is for the price of llio extinguisher. Hurry, ulcus." How Ho Could Afford It. Fatlior (to son trom whom lie has Just accepted a cigar) Excellent! IIov much did you pay? Son They're three for a quarter. "Giout Scottl And 1 content myself with two for a nlcle!" "That's a dllTotent matter. If I had ns utrgo a family us you to support I shouldn't smoke at nil. Hud thcSympt.Mi:8. Uilklns Siuytho tries to make peo plo beleve that he belongs to the upper crust. Wllklns-Wcll. I should think he did lielong to Hie tipper crust. Ullkins In what way docs ho show II? Wilklns Always short and easily broke UrooUlyn Life. Km w the Sort. Eleanor's Mother You do Eleanor n gioat Injustice, my dear. Rho is not Idle, only dollcuto. Slio hits no power of endurance. Eleanor's rather Humph I I know all iibnut her power of endurance It's tho kind that'll let her dunce all night In shoes two sizes too small for her, ami makes her loo tired thu next day to dust the parlor. World. Huw'il Do; Let's -diako Come In and get ucquuintod I havo opened a retail cigar and tobacco storu In Snnthworlh block, und respoctfully asK all smokers to call uud Inspect my linu of cigars, etc. Dox irudc n spe cially. Hoping to receive a share of your patronage, I am yours for busi ness. E. Borr. Casttlla. Tho host summer hotel in the State. Hates $8 to $2 per week, KAISUIC & MOSK ClIItlSTK.NBKN, Proprietors, G. A. R.DAY. Excursion via Oregon Short Lino to Sultulr. Tho various G. A. It. Camps of the Stale will hold their annual reunion nt Saltalr bench. August SU, 180'J. Thu progr.im as announced includes a graml military parade in. Silt Lake City at 10:110 a. m.. in which It Is ex-, peeled that the Utah ball cries A.JJ uud C. und Utah Hough Hitlers, Troop A, will participate. Do honor to tho veterans by Joining this excursion and ut ihu sumo lime grcel our relumed volunteers. For tho ubovu occasion tho Oregon Short Lino will make the following low rates: l.eivu Nuphi 0:40 a.m. $2 CO Ilitrrlstun ,..0;'Jt " 25 Monti 0.G1 " 2 25 Starr 7:03 ' 2 00 Saiitnqtiiu ,7:17 " 1 05 I'tiyson 7:11 " 175 Henjiluln ,7;h5 " 1(15 ctptuhd) Fork 7:11 " 105 Sprlngvillo 7:18 " 1 50 Provo 8:00 " 1 fio Lake View 8:11 " 1 50 Pleasant Grovs 8fi0 " 125 American rork 8:'.'0 " 125 Lehl 8:32 " 125 Lohl Junction 8:U5 " 125 The Oregon Short Lino train will run through to Sultulr. Returning special train will leave Sultulr 10 p.m., Suit Lake City 10:15 p.m. This will bo thu graouest excursion ever run from U111I1 county wait for it, DONE & ARCHBDLD, Export Bicycle Mechanics. Wo aro tho only practical peoplo in the county. Repalrlug of all kinds promptly attended to and guaranteed. Located on Center, hot. II ami I. DONE&ARCHBOLD. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Rates $2 per day iftrCuts from all trains pass the duor. PftOtfESSTOiVAL. Provo. k W.H.King. J W. Ilurton. 8. A. KlnR. JI NO, BURTON & KINtf, Attorneys-at-Law. First National Dank building, Provo City, Utah. ' 31 WARNER, Attorney-at-Law. Rooms 12, 13, 14, Union blockrI?rovo City, Utah. J. L. lUwIlns. H. It. rhurwun. J. 11. Hunt, B. A. Wedgwood. TJAWLINS, THURMAN, MJllD & XXj WEDGWOOD, Attorneys-at-Law. H-mpcr block. Salt Luke City; First National Hunk bulldlmr. Provo, Utah. Q.RANT C. HAG LEY, Attorney-at-Law. . First Nutioual Bank building, Provo City. Utah. JArOB EVANS, Attorney-at-Law. Oflice. First National Dunk building, Provo, Uiuh. HJLMER E. C0RF3IAN, , Attorney-at-Law. " First National Dank building, Provo City, Utah. IJHARLES DeMOISY, Attorney-at-Law. Room 15, Bank building, Trovo City, Uiuh. . S. K-KIXG- Attorney-at-Law. Union block, Provo City, Utah. J) D. IIOUTZ, Attorney-at-Law. Union block, Provo. W. It. Mollrtdo. F. A. McOraw. JcDRII)E & McGRAW, Justice Court Practice. Collections n Specialty, Union block, Provo, Utnh. ROBERT ANDERSON, Attorney-at-Law. Union block, Trovo City, Utah. )R.GkO. E.ROIHSON, Physician and Surgeon. Oflleo at resldenco, ono block east of Hotel Uoberis, Provo City, Utah. (JHAS. SAMSON, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Oflleo: Rooms 3 and 4 over Palaco Drug Store. Provo. Payson. JOS. E. CROOK, Attorney-at-Law. Porsson block, Payson, Utah. Oregon Short Line R'y. Bchodulo tn Effect March IV, 1890. Subject to clmnao without Notlco. OOINQ dOUTII. QiplipinUQ I OOINO NOUTII, No.4I,v.dallyi 0 I AUuHu . INo Srtr.dally! 'Itlum ...... Ogden HIMuin n.TOpm Rait LaUc UHlil HMpm J.chl Junction Sittam 038 pm ...Lelil SX!nm mipm Amorlcun V'orlt Hiiiluui fifiOpm 1'leusunt Qruvo SSUam flCQpm .... ... Lata Vibw Sllam 7 10 pm I'rovo SOOam Tupm SprliiKvlllo 7-ISnin TWlJin SpanUh l-'ork T4lnm 733pm llonjamln 73.Siun 7 42pm., ,.,.1'nysor 7 Ma in 7i'.'pin ,, Bantmiutn ... . ...,7 17mn iMpm ..Ncphl Otuum I 13pm , Moroni BIBum 2S5pm... Unhruiin... SJSnm SOUpm Muntl ... 8 Oil u in t lOpm ar Juab Iv. 010 am 030pm Iv Juab ar. AtOam fi30am Mllford HSftprn 7 30am ar FrUco ,..lv. 700pm Trains between Juub and Frisco run dally except Sunday. Trains for Tooole lcavo Salt LaUo at 7!S a tn. dally except Sunday. Trains for Eureka leaves Provo 8.00 a m. Arrives KiilrtteUl 9.-30 a m, Eureka IU;50um. I.euvos Euroka at 3:3U p m, Kalrfleld 1:39 j m, I'rovo 7:10 i m. Trains leave Salt Cake tor Ogdcn 7 am, U:t5am, .SiXJuin.OilOpin ' Trulns loavo Ogilen for Salt Lake. 3:30 a m. 7 :50 a m, SiOS p m. 8. IS p ra Clone connections made nt Option with tho Southern atd U&loii 1'uclHo Quickest tlmo in ado from Utah points U) Denver. Omsha, Kansas City, Chicago, 81. Louis and Nevtr York. Through tlckuts on salo at all stations. Hag cage checked through. 6. W. Eccles. Geo. W. Craig, Agt., Oen. Trt Mgr. I'rovo,' Utah. W, It. llaacrott, D. K Uurlay, V.-r.nd(J. Mgr. O P.amtT.Agt.t Salt Like CitT, 1 Examine our SPRING and SUMMER - Dress Goods. All tbe STYLES anil NOVELTIES with Trimmings to Match, Shirt Waists, Skirts, Shirt "Waist Sets, Belts, I Buckles, etc.; Shoes that we will Guar- J antee in Quality, Style, Price. No Trouble to Show Goods. WE WANT YOUR TRADE. FARRERBR0S.&C0. . ; 3jrrirstdoor nottb First Nnllonnl Bank. s N Nothing so good as ryVflVS j) GRANITEWARE for k d COOKING FRUIT, "1 tytf v sx pace so g0(i r J QjPJI to buy it. as ;I PROVO HARDWARE & IRON COMPANY. 1 Evcpyfhing in Hardware. I J. WARD &. SONS. I LUMBEll YARD AND PLANING MILLS. - jj All Muds of COAL Telephone 32. Provo, Utah. j B Spring Styles g;;!, Carpets from 25c per yard and up. ilSWll 1 llliilll TS Wallpaper from Qc. per roll and up. M JUST RECEIVED! AvrS?i?ras5al -Jw ""cn Cars of Furniture. Two Cars WS'WFSS&S of Steel Ranges. One Hun- LzzXir v JJ dred Bicycles. iS l0r AT THE SLEEPLESS Taylor. Bros. Co. Center o. Center St., PROVO ; Bin licit Hniisc, KURKKA, UTAH. Ill ! I I. , Provo Steam Laundry. A. Best work and reasonable prices. jf gp; Give us a trial; guarantee satisfaction. Bk t g! We do the finest of fine work, and jsP J, : make a specialty of family trade. jJF -J J. N, GULICK, - - - FROPRieTOR Pureka Saloon. Headquarters for all travelling and mining men. Nothing but first-class trade and the best of goods handled. Finest brands of Wines and Liquors for family trade. BAILEY & VINCENT. Center St , PROVO. l 0. Box, 050. Tklki'HONE, No. 40. I W, SHARP. I Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. FIRST-CLASS HACKS AND CARRIAGES. Kj Special Rates to Commercial Men. I" to Cor. I and Center Sts, PROVO CITY, UTAH Jm vrm