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HOSoRs TO TIE AGED.
A Draper society Entsriains the Oiu
Folks aud the ro5r
Edtor D.serel AenE

Fdtor Dsscrei NsCG
The people Il the little town Ct
Draper witnessed scene last SAUL
day which has never had a precedent
In its short history. The society known
as the "Loyal sons and daughters o.
Utah." royalty entertained the poor
and the aged. Tho hall was boauu'
fully decorated With evorgrsen' ani on
Tho walls we're two banuersi "h'noi
the aged, % AMI "The loyal sons anu
dsuebtsrs OF Utah.0 Two large tables
we're set around which were seated
about fjfiy guests, Consisting Of al
tbr n,.r II tuo ward uud al over
seventv venfs ofaKe. The people Wete
brpug6t 10 ths hall Ia tleigha dtcltA'et
with aaga and buuuug by tho "IilyH
eoueD Upon reaching the nan lhey
were met BY the "L1yal daugn'eIei
who escorted them 10 tue tables auu
ontertained them with muaio' sonts
and rroitationf. Ia Response y the
cali the presidents, &. b. stewart
and Tllda BobUrg, tvnstH were glNeH
by each Of the whitt-lAifud NeteiAu''
After patlaking Of tho delicious ~ l'tt
prepared solely by the members Of tIo
society, an excellent program Wae tyn'
dsfe.. consulting Of spsecbst nom lhe
Bishop, Henry Day, iona Enni.s anu
other; remArks bearing upon the OF
lect Of the Hlciety were given W
come Of it, members, All inieupef'sl
with music, songt, and feciiauons' ~
the close Of the social The hon liea
guests were taken home BY lho"L9yAi
s0ngn
IL was Indeed boautfil slight 70
see these young laditS and men
taking hold Il the arms Of thoif agel
fathers and mothers, a. owing lhem
that respect aud revorauce Wnloh ~
often anoied but not often reallHsl ~
Il Was on that happy occasion.
This society was organized TOT the
purpose Of iufthcring tue pfohiDlllOh
IL tobacco, liquors and proiane lAn-
guaRe. IN their meettngs they have
lectures upon morality, religion MS
tory, civil government, etc. a great
intefest Is being manifested among
the young aud that which seemed NJ
nrsta failure Ia now glowing success
ROYAL NJ. brOSEai boo'y.
DRAPER, Feb. B, 1895.
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ratost Publications.

Tae Life % Joseph smith, Goa, nv,
Lasrer rit ttoo. Morocco gu. 900.
From kirkland 70 sails Lake, ~ Ias,.. A.
Little 90 ptgc' nloth niius.l No. Lsalhsg
Filt tloo. Leather extra giit s2to.
Ferry Years Among the indians, ~
paniel ". Jonos, 90 pagos, Cloth iaa,
Letter tlsoi Leather giit taco.
PoetienI WriuuEs OF o. y. whttnsy,
cioh, u.io' Leather gii ilol. Moroose,
EXTRA giit t1so
Life 81 Hcber g. Kiu,bati, Cloth, ti.t,,
iisif Leather, 100, Pun ttoo. Nofoooe
extra gui, Bm
Lsater.day saintS psain,ody. r.p.,
Coysrci boards cloth uaet, tibo each. tiGal
ror dot,i cloth Hound, ~ ~ e.ah, tiTOo -
d'f,i Cioih and Leather Bound, u.p go.
$500 psr doc, II cent ~ mall. ~ cents 80
copy additional.
story Of sbe HOOK Of Mormon, By rid-s
George Haynalds, Cloth tisl, Cloth Tiit aoot
Haif leather giL $3.50 Pull iesulor giit 40.
EusdAy school Hymn Iiooh, contains -
u,e Hymns used IN uio schools. 2si pasoa, Goa
bound, postpaid, 1s
LA~gc ana Small Size niibies Ia I.eau.aF
tao, ;l.so, tJ.no t1b0 and H0l.
AhniN Ann ANlltN HlNIea ~ WNnfnnt ftvies
ui8sintiei. fs.tu ~ JHrH tts n1 atrh
rrcstdeat nsbsS q. KimbAII's IeurnaS,
narrative Of Tho paincipA Incidents In ~
career Il a vcry remarkable man, 2Sc.
nariy scenes In church History. q "a.
lection u incidents from uis iiyos Of Elders
Of tho Church 10 oariy days $50
The life Of Nephi, mo son 90 toni. VIA
cmiuaioi from Jerusalem, n Juiea, " ne
land nov known ~ South America sls cen.
turtles bof1ro mo coming of the Savior. Ths
box contains some very important Items con
eifning tho nolk Of Mormon. By George o.
Cannon, 25c.
Herapa Of biography, containing a Stretch a
an ELDERS iAioi tnoidont, u Experiences, saA
Eovol Knights Journal, 7se,
The uyth OF the hInuuscrIpt Peuna,
or tho AhsurlIues Of mo spauldins slory, ~
ocorFv Raynoids. 7se
LAbors Ia the vineyard, contain, some a
no most Interesting experiences ator written,
2sc.
Eycutfui Narratives, contains soms interest.
ins sketches and valuable lessons. 2se.
Helpful visions, instructive manifestations q
uie Lord - his children. 7sc.
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Land Office.

a
The following hings were mAae 'n
tho local land ofilco under date Of
~ o,
So. o.tT.k.
Fe'ei hAn'on' o' D'"P',' -
county, homestead entry oil lho SCUM
west auAfter OF the touthsast quarter,
ana the aouthsast quarter OF the south
west quarter OF section o, and the
northwsst quarter OF the northeast
auaftor and the northeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section 8,
township o south, range @ east.
Ira Sutton Jr,, OF Blake, Emery
county, final proof Of homestead entry
Of lois 3 ana 4 OF section ~, and lots l,
2and Of section 81, tow nahip 20 south,
range 10 east.
John Meade, OF Salt Lake City,
desert entry Of the south half Of Tue
northwest quarter, the wet half Of
the southeast quarter, and the south.
wet quarter Of section S3, tow nthip rs
soutb, range . west.
Charles ~. War;, OF Tooelo CITY,
rOoele county, homestead entry Of the
southwest quarter Of section ~, town
ship z south, range 4 west.
Lotts Taylor, Of Salt Lake City, coal
entry OF tho houtheA.t quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section 30, the
southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter, anu the west halt OF the south.
west quarter Of section 81, township 30
south, range 10 west, In Iron county.
Homestead patents have been re-
ceivsd from Warrington NJ follows
No. $40, Emma T.. Porter, Of Farm
ington, DlVih county, 100 acres.
No. $3.50, Peter r. Rollo, OF Hunts
willie, Weber county, 100 acres.
No. 6l2s, Samuel Adams IT,, Of
Randolph, Rich county, 100 acres.
No. 5ll5, bwanty Beng ton, Of Ran.
dolph, Rich county, 1904 acres.
No. 6lSs. Thomas IL. Beet, Of Pan
guitoh, Garfield county, 1850 acres.
No. b0s4, Frederick CaEicr, VI Eden,
Weber county, $40 so acres.
No. $3.50, Chrstun N. Christensen,
Of Huntington, Emery county, l50.6j
acres.
No. b0Sl, VIM. A. Chamberlain. Of
Hot springs, Weber county, 100 Aores.
No. 1864, Matthew Evans, of Law.
renee, Emery county, 100 aoroa.
No. blsO, Dexter Litohnsld, Of Ran.
dOlph, Rich county, 100 acres.
No. 6l22, John Loste, Of Spanish
FoTk, Utah county, 100 acres.
No. bOs7, Lyman o. P0rlor, Oi
Morgan, Morgan county, l0l.0s acres.
No. 40TT, Thomas Robb, VI Para.
goonah, lion county, l2O acres.
No. bl8B, Samuel l.. Cornnbv NJ
Tucker, Utah county, 100 acres.
No. SO17, James a. 5. smith, Of
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Manufacturer and dcalor in all kinds
% Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins aud Caskots.
FUN line Of Coffin Furnishings KEEP.
constantly on hand
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly allied
open DAY Hnd ~ ighf.
tuc'oTy and Warerooms no. 25S e. LIST
South, ~ ulgaE' r'-i NJ lhsAlsr
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Fait5-Promotl7s Series.


Ny First Mission, a narrative Of por.onA
experience as missionary upon he Sandwich
Islands, ~ George =. Cannon, ase.
4 string OF Pearls, containing q numbsr a
Interesting sketches and anecdotes Of mls-
sinnAry llfe. &C.. sc.
Leaves From MY Journal, ~ Presiasu,
wnford woodraG, description Of his wonder
fii missionary oTporienos, and mAny interest,"
tnF incidents OF bic itis, $50
Fragments OF ExpoEieuee, eoliseuon Of
,,a,slas from mo oTparienos Of Eidor.l Nc
Sos. smith "a n Prophet, = lecture 80
hvurod b. Elder Andrew Jonaoa beiors -
Hiudents Society Ia NE Social Han, salt Lah'.
ian. 10, 1891, s..
Tho Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter
day Saints, It, Priesthood, organlIAiioa,
Doctrines, Ordinances and Hatory ~ yoha
Jaquoi, ioo.
The second Coming OF shs Messiah,
tyhH. Robsrt,, o.
Analysis of tho BOok OF Mormon, 10
%. II. Roberts, %.
The Only Way 60 be saved, By Lar,a-a
SNOW. &c.
Glad TidiHEs OF Great Joy. ~ OsOuui
rsssdAls, ie.
HaptiSn for the genission OF sins, ~
IL baptism Essential 10 saiVatioui ~
Articles Of FaiIb, Small, 70.
Iargo, ie.
roatago must DO paid on ths Aboya
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Noble woMeP's QvQs sQriQs.

LJdta knights History, an in,orestns
Volume, written In an attractive and pleasing
style, 10,
HeroIncs OF "iIormondem,r intsr.ss..l
Sketches Of women vho hAvs prov.d 60.
solves worthy q ho.sE. ~.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Happenings In suupeto CountJ-Ercnts
10 Milllard,

MI Pleasant IyraBlih II seems that
nearly every baby IN the city is sick al
preaont--uothing very serious how.
eyer...... Ex.Blshop William 3. sesly
has been quite feeble durlng the past
two weeks and last week Il was feared
tho end had come. But, as usual, he
rallied, and 10 better this week..
~ 10 expected that Adjutant General
Ottinger anu IuspeCtor-GsnUTal Intloek
Will be here ON the 5th 10 Inspect the
militia company hers. Tho boys are
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Sunday SCHOOL a7d Primary.

ion hs-e boohs ana c-ras po-saos vm =,
sA.rged in addition " the prices rvsa, sou,AT
mali. uniou ne price given is tpr ''postpa'd..l
First BOok for our Lizzie Friends, IA,
The uas Of sunday Schools. To-.
second HOOK for Our Littis Prisae,.
a sunday School rcador, ~
intermediate =. .. nsadsr,so..
Questions aud Answers on the Itf,
and Mission Of the Prophet JosopS
Smith, toc
fiibie Questions and Answers, fsr III.
nee Of primary Associations, o.
ChiIdren'u Primary Hymn uook, 10,
copies, postpaid, 2se.
Primary speaker, No. 1, postpaid. "a
g. "a
Tho Model noIi Hook, postpaid pa
Class Registers, p,f dos, ~
Primary Tune Boob, co.
BOOK OF Mormon Catechisni, post; ala. -,
$. y. Union Hymn HOOK, each ~, 30
paid, $50.
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ChaS. W. Stayn0r,
LAWYER,
Mccormick Richards Building,
First South stroot. Salt Lake City
ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con-
suit chas. W. Stayner. He has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Mccormick Richards Building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited Send
stamped envelope tor reply.
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MUSK.

The Improvements Association sSs's
stooh, contains collection Of origins
and selected song, and hymns, 81 70 music "
Professor X neosley. seventy eight pages q
ehoioe music, postpaid, t0e-
D'ss. Union Music Rock, postpaid, 49,
Primary Tune Hook, ne, viuoa, postasA
1Oe.
Vho PHala ody, paper sad.a, Iiyso; uosh, uys4
alf L,ashSs. ti.5o, Postage ~ ca eAeA-
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missiopay Supplies.

morEan's Trncs No. 4, scis
" - 2, a5s.
4" +" 9, astl
The Uodorn Prophet, scu
True W. False Religion, Sta
Tho Goepoi Pioneer, sets.
a Reply - "Tho Mormon rut,ra.
Gory,"so
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LIRE OF The WORLD
Tho only line IllOlng Two
Through Past Tf1E5 daily I
LEADVnLK,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE EOY. %, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am.
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive At Pueblo
6IS am, Colorado Springs ISL am,
Denver 1870 am.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6;3i pm,
Salt Lake 7;l1 pm, arrive at Pueblo
S97 pm, Colorado Springs 6;5S PM,
Denver GAS pm.
Connections made At Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines cast
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man slocpera ON all trains. Take the
ID. & Il. q. and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the hneal scenery on Tho oon-
untnL
A. &. HUGHEs, q, X. HOOPER
Traffic Manager, q. Y. 4 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
u, Y. kEYiNS,
General Agent
Salt LAKE &c, N
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U. S. DEPOSITORY

wnfori ,yooarun, Geo "a. Cannon
President 'nshier'
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UAsIt CAPITAL, tiuo'ooo
tAsu SURPLUS, t4OO'uo"
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City Ticket OllCo, 2Ol Main S,rJs-
Through Pullman ralacn elCcpor. laiosl
Improved Tourist Shoppers. Free Reclining
char Cars. kiog,nt Day Coaches,
telephone 30.
DE BukLEY. Gent AT ratsgr bo'.
a. DICKINSON. General Man gor
IL. LOMAN. q. A. a 4, AgouL
.. a. n. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MINK,
n. kl.lERr Anderson, Receivers
JOHN W. DOANE,
FREDERICK H. CeuDERTI
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
zIains Aflts aud Dsjari ~ saI LaAe
Gu DaNW a. foHVieIi

4iains Afqlrs aud Dsyar ~ SAL Lale
Gu DaNW a. foioieli
AnRivE
FROM III Eastern points ,............. 10 am
IRON HATTIE. Portland, San Fran.
cisco, cache valley and OEden...lQ u 90
IRON all Eastern points. fArE tiJ
aud Kion.....,..,s.s. ......'sss'ssss ~ N
FROM san Francisco. Ogdoa Aut
Intermediate polnts,s,....,......,,. Z ID D 'n
u rom Milford Juab rr3fo, snnpCic,
and ka...,.........,.,.........--. o lor 80
lFGon Terminus and Iooolo........-.. ~ o H
DEFIANT
Tor vfden rArt CiJ and Al Eastern
points ,.,,....,ss'' ..,,t',''s's sssss..ss OF W
f0r ogden aud intormotlata points u oil
FOR Ogden. intermediate points
Fan Francisco and Cache
Valley pointi. .,...'...,...s,...........2 20 p loo
Fof OTdcn. AL points east Butte, PORE
land, and san frAuuaoo, ~ H
'fOv iuroaa. Ir3vl. tauuota valley
Ncpni JuAb and friacn. ,,.-. o., Z g q H
iTor 1ooolo aud Termiuus.,.......... % 20
strain, south OF JuaJ run daily oxcops
sunday.
Daily except Sunday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30

"whilc d l- hrrc.y to exprc.. an
opinion boz Wall street not in harmony
with the heads OF mour,cd institutions
aud capitalists, snail venture my own
on our monetary system. iu view oi the
effect iis wide discussion Is having on
tine general business interests OF the
country
"lt Us certainly an uuii-puici q1es.
ton ~ economic. a- shown by Stats.
tic. in the Aaanr.ii history oi cycry
county, that "a ihc value oi gold d.
appreciated there &. corresponding
decline Boo the prices Of commodities. md
it is urcd as couc.u.Iygcviicuce iu favor
ott single GOA standard thni tui. boo.
CREASED purchasing power Of dollar
enables the man Of moderate meau.. ur
iauouns man, 20 live 81 much cheaper
tuat itmoic than counicrhalanrc. any
reduction in the price OF labor. Which
necessarily laliowsa restriction la the
volume Oh circulating medium. This
isaIl very we'll but the basis Of ml
human or personal prosperity t. what
We produce.
is II possible 10. amy people 20 pros.
per when the product oilabor b. below
the est Of production Ask tine cotton
planter what he haas le!t after marketing
his cotton at or o cents per pound loo
Sew York. Ask the larmcr in pcnn-yI.
yauia, Illinois or California what be- ha-
leit after selling hi- wheat at $50 cents
per hu-hrl in Sew York. n {. claimed
that the .erIous decline In prices oi an
eur pro'lucts D. due 90 ovcrproduction
L. % not "a lack of ability 20 purchl-c
growing ont ithe fact that the producer
has nothing let with which to hlye II
b. one thing io produce more than vi,
can consume, hut quite another To- Gnt
that we have no consumer. hy reason Of
their lack OF means to acquire whar
they need 90 consume
"rhe inst relief. bimvtallI-m. Il e.
necessary, and Iu my opinion the peo
Pile Viii demand TO- There is sumothiu.
TO he said even Boz favor OF ths lrrc coin
age oi silver Whi.rt cannot bring ui,
. Judgment into haruony with thcvieN
the idea Of being able TO purchase NOR
with dollar under tho single COL
standard than with two dollars uulorl
free coinarc system is attractive 90
lcntorc, hut the aycuec producer voul,
hc more likely io hnyc ihr two dollars
under d e,oInaFe sysiemlhan to m,,
amy part Of ono dllnp under tho .url,
gold ,anlad Any monetary systou
which enable. hcreh GO gov ughrl
and mako. thc poor poorer cannot ht
ruduciNooigeroalp prosperity Uudu
'ou present -,stom this is thc moyiaul,
result lt ma reulyrtd possible th,
enormous concentration oi capital Boo
icw hnnds. which condition cermiul,
not calculated Go advance heprosper,,
Of lhe general public" ~ J Robin1n
Banker. n. s..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30

Congressman 70. .. Bauine ari,.I
BOO ihrr ily ,e.tcnli, from salt Lat. g..
attend the uimr,a.lir convention NJ.
t,aituin four month. ngp Mr.. B,oi,'.
aa.a resident pf Nevada. wlrrr d..
htttir began, but Of laie.he ha.t..r
1.ns H- nciiir Arguments frf,..
roiuas' in unh ST. Bariin' say.
1.-The people ilcrc are bcginnrn, &,
..c light ahead. anil ibc bust .uppnri,,.
Ve have in advancing the silver rap..
nIe mrn aho understand H.. We b,,.
organized q hinrtlic league there ,,i
Nnen the time eomr- Ne viii send silver
ouior- hi over the unitoi States. and
particularly into ihc section. where ,,.,.
voters du not understand thr imi,ort,r,.
of the issue. $40 the people need b.
education iu the matter aud tb,i d.
probably the best way 10 -nrsni If
Thousands uf votes are ju.t La usf
conditions where they rau be- uouo..,
f4 the silver rauseit Del. pnt To- thsm
.puarcly nui by men vino have iny..u.
gated aud comprehend 10 IN all it, ,lei,i..
ani side i.sues. Tterearc great many
Argument. to answer aud one must lr.
informed 90 state b clearly. Utah OK.
prct-to DO hcr Share IN ughiins tl,c
wrong Of 1873, anil With that end In view
we are mar-halIng all the forces at our
command San Francisco Call.
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oIa Lsn.lm.ra cnnr

Herald Aunll landmark 10 the city,
the Blair building which stands on the
corner 1i First Souih and Fret West
streets, is being torn doAn 10 make
room Tor the extension Of the White.
more Oats. The B'uir building was
erected boz 1884 and vis one ofthe Old
time structures OF Zion. The com.
molious apartment house which will
take be- place b. designed to be- the
largest tenement In the city. When
completed /, will have cost t2j 900. The
addition Of eleven houses winch Is now
being constructed. will cost 81 GOD.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30

Tnbunc Utah ha. ten Incorporated
diyieGi-p1y.ug mines. These mines
lu. 800 ag2rrgtc Capitalization ~ g7s,.
5l.01. and have doc'rred and reid boz
d... lends the enormous SUN OF t2j.Zi2.
90
CHnr1pha-th.riy-rill Incorporated
di. ieri paying uircs. with nu Jog
aW Dp.r'yuiuu % 81 li5.UOI
eA.ra hi,e'irclardani plid t2t10i6H
fro '.vleuis.
Montana hls 'etctfeen Incorporated
lI,tl"nl.ptiIus minr-. vi'h 700 ngEr'.
gi'ruriia.IzliIoH 81 tjiHil.uoo. shirh
hlte declared ard raii -, 1nItsi To-
dividend.
lii. u'rs-t.ug iI no'o 'ln'. or-h
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30
1 woRD Of wIRyIYA

Parent. should knot whore 'heir
boy. ani girls are of nirhi. They
should no' merely take an off hand rx.
PLANTATION from their children btf
should make ita bu-iur.s % kuoa u
they are BOO ihg halit % -iay.ng out Ut
nights the le.t thing 10 'o isfo ini,rm
the officers. and requ..t them 90 send
the young folks home whenever they
are seen on The street. late ct night
without an excuse. Logan Journal
We have Aal some terrible lessons Vi
late. The question u. why ion'i par.
enis take warming and keep their girl.
~ home a. night. aai spend the time
DO .ncuiating correct mural principals
Instead u aloving them 90 roam uure.
strained 100 bad company There i.a
Younger generation growing np in ihc
same vav. nnda Hgofor.'y enforced
curicw ordinance would have o. whole.
some MORAL effect We suggest 20 the
city council, by way % leaving some
good deed ou reconi by which 10 may he
remembered, that % pas. one forthwith.
--Logan Republican.
We clip The above paragraphs Or the
reason that they give good advice. and
aro especially applicable here. We ol.o
endorse the curiew suggestion. and De.
lieve q i' che very thing our city council
a 1nid ndopi
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~
REGISTER!

Tomorrow will be The lat day for
registration lciorc revision seek. aud
Tur rSr- would urge uton all those
In Coalvllle precinct not nov registered
to come la lorns mrsoiiceto.mouot,
Saturday, Aug. 20 where Registrar J..
A. smith will be found ready to take
your name.
Every voter should understand the
Importance Of registering Tor tai. elc,-
ton, above all others. The county seat
question, the constitution, etc.. should
receive your attention. Don't put 1t
oil. aud remember tomorrow Is the
LAST day.
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nrcKlHN's NnNicA sALvr-

The best .alyc in the world Tor Cuts
bui,es. Sores. ulrcrs, Saii Rhenm.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapled llnnd..
ChiihIhius, Corus, aud Hll Skin Erup.
uln-, aud positively cures Piles, or no
pay required II Is guaranteed io give
perfect satisfaction or mooney refunded.
Price % cent. per box. For sale by
John noydnn y SON.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30

on,fr y.olatn; o.. The polr aiway.
y1'. fora serial system that unh,il.
tIr rich. AMI alaays g't punished l,y
thar .av whirh virtually doe. not punish
..L.. r-.N. -Nnmint Nnilnn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30

Oncnisht when Mr. l-1ar Re,cc was
stopping with me, says NJ. T., Hatch, a
prominent merchant Of QuaucIma,ter.
Washington, hepri him grooming On
going 20 bic room found him suffering
iiom rmmp collie. he was in such
agony feared hr would die. hnstily
gave him O do-r OF Chambcrlalu'sC Collie,
Cholera and pbrrhwn Remedy. lie
$50. soon relieved and thr lil-t words he
uttered were, "Whai was the ,lul YOU
gave meg" informed him. A few
days ago we we've talking about bic at.
tack and Dee -a.i hc va. ncyy- without
the remedy now have used it Co my
family Tor soyeHl years. / know lis
worth and do not hesitate To recon
mend DO tony friends aud customers.
For sale by John Boyden and Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30

We this week received the annual
'eport Of the University OF Utah, in.
clndins the Normel school OF Utah, Salt
Lake. It contains the announcements
Tor lsS5.oo, with catalogue ot student. Tor
isoi-os This college Is fast growing iu
ppplio h,ora ~ one Of lhe most complete
and leading institutions OF learning Ia
the west The faculty include, many OF
the leading men of learuing, and the
facilities Tor the coming wear have been
greatly added 90. Read the announce.
mcnt in another column
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30

WI again mention the fact that "a
sirect.sprinklcr would DO world OF
good la Coal,lllr. and beside. furnish u
little employment 10 a man who both
needs and deserves IL. We suggest that
The project be- considered aud that John
Dexter be- selected Co do the work. NJ
would do u right, could be- depended
upon and probably no man In Calviuc
Is moro deserving Of thu. consideration.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-30
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Tribune 40 morc fascinating spot
ever opened before the omigrant than
tha, which is embraced within the rock.
bound confines 81 Straw beir, wllcy.
opcniug into the uintah reservation.
was the judgment expressed los Mr..
Alex Wood yesterday in the presence OF
q gIosp ihal was gathered at the Cul.
.cu.
Tie gentleman had short time be-
fore returned home from the locality.
which was explored not only Tor the op-
p5iunitic. ita.iUrlcd the homeseckct.
bat those that we're afforded the mime
huuicr
10 the hili. that tower above the val.
ley Mr.. Woo found many evidences Of
mineral that will De- in time developed.
and returned To the city convinced that
10 WI yet 1epopulated hy thrifty pro.
pie,
Mr.. William Mortin has returned from
an expedition along the margins OF the
uiniah reservation, where he joined In
thc chase Tor bonunya-, and has decided
10 suspend judgment until the result Of
further explorations is made known.
iic reports number OF prospyclor- IN
the Geld who hdys found evidence Of
gold 100 the bars along the streams lead
ing into Wyoming, and others who have
gone in,o the hills In search Of the lode
c'nims. Mr Martin, however will not
report hi- trIpun.il this season.