The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-26

ates in Office, and also all the candi-
dates. He said THE candidates are all
men of the people and are prepared to
work for the people,"
The use of the term confederate"
is the result of an inspiration exceed
ingly happy in character The indie
pendent has some very apropos state
ments anent the others at the same
meeting. For instance:
Harry Josephs is not an A guitar
player.
Mr.. Condie, nominee for sheriff, has
fine voice and his solos, though old
ones, were well received.
Mr.. McKaig's poem, Cutting the
Pensions Down. was an excellent pro-
duction but poorly rendered.
The Tribune speaks of Joseph's ex-
PLANTATION of the Australian ballot sys-
tenn as kindergarten instruction. That
was it exactly"
Verify, Hartviksen is developing into
an humorist.
Mr.. Condie will repeat his famous
song, Village Bells" at the Hills
the way, the Independent speaks of
lin as the nominee for "shref.'
Hartvicksen says of W. w. Taylor:
'.Whitewash the face and straighten
the kinks, and Taylor's all right
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S. a. Kenner is quoted in the paid
matter in The Herald yesterday as liv-
ing on Navajo street, place of bust
ness same" when in fact he lives on
Eighth West, while his place Of bust
ness is over the Utah National bank on
First South. The Great Campaign, his
no Nnr. Will Il
Senator Mcbride of Oregon is a
strong Mckinley man. but he has
given up the fight for the presidential
candidate and is combining his atten-
ton to the senatorship. He admits that
Bryan will carry the state.
The Ladies' Bryan Silver club of the
Second municipal ward will meet
Thursday evening at 7:30 at the
Barnacle, rear of 443 South First West.
Good speakers and good music. Miss
Daisy Newman will sing. Everybody
invited. Phoebe Fletcher, secretary.
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The first political meeting held in
the Third ecclesiastical ward during
the campaign is announced for this
evening at the old Third ward school
house, corner of Seventh South and
State streets. f. H. Hoizheimer, S. "A.
Kenner and Margaret A. Caine are the
speakers.
Fisher Harris will speak in the F.
teenth ward Mutual Improvement hall,
corner of Third West and First South,
this evening.
Mob Hill will be entertained by Dem
4; hi .,,rr ,Ja,,,
Van Colt, John r. Game and Mrs. e.
X La Barthe will be the speakers. and
the Eighteenth ward Independent school
house the place.
That historic old building. st. Mark S
school house, on First South street,
has been turned over to the Democracy
for this evening. The commodious hall
will doubtless be well filed and the
audience will listen 10 eloquent and
patriotic speeches, DIS Colonel H. l..
Pickett, D. C. Dunbar and H. j. Di-
ninny are the speakers advertised.
Murray will be the scene of a grand
Democratic demonstration this even
ing and a big crowd is expected to be in
attendance. The speakers include such
hard hitters as Richard B. Shepard, R.
L
tional and local issues will be handled
with vigor.
There will be meeting of the La
dies Bryan Silver club of the Fifth
ward at Mrs. McIntyre's, 100 South
Fifth East, at 1850 sharp tonight. S.
P. Armstrong will address the meet
ing.
Below are some or the most strik-
ing mottos and trite phrases which
were exhibited with the political car
toon stereoptican views under the aus
pices OF the Democratic county COM
lnittee On Saturday evening. 1t is I'M
derstooi it is the intention of the COM
mittee TO repeat the performance to-
morrow evening:
smile
Yale student who is too intelligent
to vote for Bryan or silver Gllustrat-
Say, dey won't do ting to de dog
catcher, will dey?
o, NANNY
Arthur Brown is the logical Repub-
lican senatorial candidate. Remember
his record.
Don't send goldbug to the legis-
lature. He's a three-eard monte man.
Holbrook, the straddler.
King, Utah's next congressman.
I'm a goldbug because goldbugs don't
work Gllustrated).
Herr Most and Mark Hanna, fine
pairl Nit
Ven you vote for sold you don't get
some, amt it?
Baxter street.
Bryan the man of the people.
Open the mills without the mines
and the mills will run. Nit!
When in doubt vote the Democratic
ticket
This is Democratic year. See?
The fatigue of McKinleyism can be
taken out of misguided voters by ap
plying to Judge Arnold at 1.-The Kee-
ley
Which shall it be? Money or men,
That's what's the matter with Hanna.
Hanna is just like Lichenstein. He
reduces" the rate from to 9.
Who owns Bryan? The people.
Tngersoll and Parkhurst, the heav
emily gold twins.
which Mckinley? He of 1891 or he
of 1896? Which?
Voter, do you consider those Sis, 900
notes a good investment?
Christopherson is a good gardener,
but is poor commissioner. tie Will
scratch gravel after November 3.
Vote for Armstrong, Hall, Rawlins
and low taxes.
where's Hanna's bari? Ask Arthur
Brown.
Have you seen Geddes' hand? And
'Esau was a hairy man." Wow.
If not Roberts, why Geddes and
Chris?
we have no room for Hannacrats in
Utah.
Who viii own Mckinley? The people
or the trusts?
Goldbugs can be made men. Kelley
institute after November 8, 1896.
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