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The morning times., 1896-12-20

3 Ndtt seCTttui "
S enator Eoughtet,
as he met a friend
on the Avenue a few
days ago.
! The "eld man."
. as Johnnie affec-
ltionately called him,
was TN q stl mping
tonrillthe backw oods
OF his State, and one
of his constituents
had written to learn
''by return mail"
what the Senator's
financial view s were.
Won are nuDnip q
The morning times., 1896-12-20

Come out for silyer?''
Come out. i came so loud that the
typewriter stamped the letters instead
of just mixing them. came out and walked
up and down and around two letter sheets,
and played all those fancy touches about
Wall street, gold bugs, the people and
all that Oh! came out all right. There
is no compromise about me, and the Old
man Will have 10 cult staying away from
the session for fear somebody Will know
what his vote is.
A few days later, as Johnnie was re-
ligiously wading through the rural papers
from the Senator's State, he came across
something that must have panied him
deeply He wore tIoubled and turbulent
air all afternC on and in the evening went
down 10 his friends boarding house.
See here, Dick he said, Il am afraid
the cid man is steering the other way.
Here's one of his speeches in the Prairie
dogtown Review, with Il lot of stuff in It
about stable currency, Eouest money, etc.
1t Il oks as if he put it out for feeler
just before getting ready 10 jump. Now,
if he has jumped that way he'll have to
jump back again very fast when that letter
gets west
But, perhaps, he wcn;t.kgow anything
about it for week yct'f
The morning times., 1896-12-20


lerGration. But lis
ten to this:
- Il had deternin-
ed. my friends, to re-
serve my first pub
lie announcement OF
my position ntil I
could reach this, ihe
most important city
in our grand State,
knowing full well
that from such a
central point the
echo of my Senti-
ments would peruse-
ate the furthermost
,aa-sfa,a- f a, 60.
The morning times., 1896-12-20

That was "a sta ggerer."
Not for him. Not for the Hon. Brlband
Boughtet. Here's the speech in full in
the State Center Citizen and here's how
the old man replied:
"a very natural question, my frienf
Now, my fellow-citiZens when my sec
retary in Washington wired me the con-
tents of the letter of inquiry addressed
To me by our honored chairman. ar once
telegraphed my answer to Washington,
whence it was sent to you. L was willing,
my fellow-citiZens, that you should re-
main in ignorance of the fact that / was
in our beloved State until | had tested
the real temper or our rural districts by
the method or assuming to plead Il cause
in which ] did not believe
Not bad for a starter, is it, said
Johnnie, as he paused to contemplate the
nj hnaI nil ,,ff hn
The morning times., 1896-12-20

ing, nor saw what she was dying to see,
but returned unsatisfed, o sadder and a
wiser woman, with high appreciation,
however. OF the keen discernment of the
clustered ones.
The morning times., 1896-12-20

tion The leather of the shoe and the
flesh of the foot Were equally translucent
To the powerful rays. The metal of the
ewes of the laces, the tacks in the heel
and the bones of the foot resisted the
light
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~ - ANtN - tAhts =
the old man III Ist
quit sitting ON the
fence and assemble
himself for q Voc
On the previous ques-.
ton. SO / wrote
an answer myself"
But they didn't
want to hear fIoin
you"
They didn't hear
froInme. Theyheard
from the old man
himself. / signed
his name an d /
didn' lay the FL
nancial question on
~ szll. tn. -
The morning times., 1896-12-20
it was all right unless the Senator LA

ess the Senator Lad
flopped to goblin the
backwoods.
The folio wing day
brought another tele-
gram. IL was from
the Senator:
Have just arrived
here State tentar)
and discovered m y
vie ws on the finaB-
ciai question Can't
You also let me know
what | think OF the
tariff, the Eastern
question, corn fodder
and the Eniepp
cure?"
The morning times., 1896-12-20

NeiIttI ana Siit III Ci!c
back part of the hall
while he listcnetl to
the reading of his
letter from Washing
ton. or course, they
rushed him up to the
platform, and he had
just started in on q
free silver speech
when q man got up
and asked him how
he could be talking
gold in the southern
part Of the State
at the same time he
was writing a silver
letter from Wash
The morning times., 1896-12-20
The SENATOR'S SECRETARY
A1D TIE FINANCIAL QUESTION

''This thing is a bigger puzzle than a
tariff schedule,'' said Johnnie Beck, pr-
The morning times., 1896-12-20
Pickfngs from Pickford S
Where to Buy II, and
How Much 1t Should Cost

lIII will be more easily decided
III after you read this "ad."
III Our list of "gOod things"
It will rsnind yJu Of some
II delicacy. whicn is a favor
II lite with you. Where TO
III buy il and how much il
II should cost will BE- clearly
III SHOWN here. Certainly yor
III would not be extravagaHt
III enough TO buy groceries else
III III where,wh You can obtain
II II pure. fresa goods here at
I'll III suchsrsces as Etekfort offers
The morning times., 1896-12-20

9 lbs Mixed Nuts for St.OO |
Paper-shell Almonds, ID 15e
WalnutS, ID re
BrallS, lb 10c
PecaLs, lb re
Filber;s, lb 12e
Choice Mixed Candy, ID &
Broken Candy, ID &c
Very Best Creams, lh 15c
Chocolate Drops, ID t5c
New Fig, 2 lbs for 25e
Rye Whisky, gal S1.0
Old Dominion, ois, 5r' gal $3.50 |
Piekford's Private Stock, O. ~
6years old, quart, g1'UU
Old Crow, per bottle St15
Paul Jones, per bottle SIPS
Old Dock Port, gal S1.OO |
Fine Old Sherry, gal Si.M
Sweet CataWba, gal 75e
Jamaica Rum, qt SIPS
New England Rum, qt 75c
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foclly before the youth. Do these
tafents know that by their attitude
they ato encouraging thelr own ohll.
dfeu and others effected BY their ex.
ample into disreputable and cfitni6al
path? lfnoi, 1t is tins they Dis; It IL
Time they taught their families that to
i'stroy five dolIaTs' worth Of property
IA fence or garden IL ~ mean and
iishones; ~ TO steal i've dollars from
house Or individual. without going
into long disseftstlon on the wioug.
'ulness Of this hoo iiumism, II IL rum
Client TO say that " parents will not
curb their children In this fogsfd
Then II 10 full time that Of Halloween
ndtimiias occasions the police should
direct special attention TO the outlying
districts and give these youthful tougns
TO treatment they 80 rlculv deserve.
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nuLEs FOR VOTERS.


with The rog istfailon disposed Of
the balloiing comes next, ana VIZ again
present these general rules Tor ihs
guidance VI voter;
lit you wish TO cast = straight
party ballot, 10, cross 10 ink In the
blAnk square to the hght Of y6ui
rarity emblem, aud make no other
marx.
Sit you Wish to make any change
whatevet from n straight party tlcte',
DO not make any mara opposite either
party emblem.
s-when you do not vote a straight
ticket but pick your candidates, put a
cross In The space NJ the hight Of each
cindidAts you wish to vote Tor, and
make no other mark on the ballot.
4-You do not voc directly Tor Pre-.
idont and vice.Pusideni, although
the names Of candldstes are ON the
ticket; you vote TOT electors on the
biato ticket. choosing these OF the
party whose presidential candidates
you wish 10 support.
By following these rules you will
have no difficulty whatever In having
your ballot just a. you want II 10 BE-.
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voters has coublsd since the last cleo.
tiou, and therefore has MT been plsced
defiunely on party llnsS, which TO
zone extent have been oblitorated BY
tue Action Of the national parties.
Concerning tho division on Marty
lines, the mhjorily OF the people O.
Utah have shown their good faith 10
that matter, snd their sincere desife to
have 4, remain 20 rtrmat entity apart
from ali religious distlnolio There
are srmo pefGons, however, and they
are not 81 the Mormon people, who
have net shown goo iaith by rliminal.
Ing religious dist uciions 10 politics.
Evcn Al this time these are OCCASION
sliy sbouliuR "Chufeh ~ fluene,"
and rfsting Of "ireaohory," with
covert threats Of direiul results on
somobodi's head. They arc In the
position Of he robNer who shouts "Aiop
tibet" tho proof Of ihls hllitude being
both handy tud abundant, should
there 10 occasion to use u. There ART
also tricks anu fohsmes to deceive
tho uuwafy voter. The intel.
ligont and reputable portions OF the
community, however, recognizes the
resi- situation, and therupon proceed
toward n mplote harmony with con.
aiilons else Ehefo In the nation.
80 far ne any ADVICE ircm the NEWS
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REVIVAL ~ JUDAISM.

Tn5 movement among Hebrew
women IN this county for \ revival OF
the hIosAio faith In Ito Irimilive purity
10 n remarkable one. Woman has often
plsJ cd n important part 10 the history
Of Israel and ON more than one coca.
Aion--notably in tho days u Queen
Eslhef--saved tho nation and the 10.
liglOn from extinction. There Ia to-
day among the Hebfewv great nis.
sion 10 perform Tor me Deborah, or
Hannsb, or psrhfp' lot an Esther rr
a judith 10 take the lead and inspire
nov hope.
The revival OF the Mosaic faith Ia
lie original purity involves, however,
the gathering OF the people In the land
Of their fathers aud tho construction
Of the Temple. IL prssupposss the
restoration Of tho anoisnt Priest.
hood and the theoeracy, all OF
which 10 impossible without divine
Interpolation. When Moses received
a oommAnd 10 build the sanctuary In
tho wilderness. lac was charged TO do
oys,y suiar 10 accordance with the
pattern thiwn TO him on the
msuntaiu, and when the Jewi.h
nation an church IL to bo recon.
slruoled, II will be done according to n
heavenly pattern. For tho Importance
Of that new step In tho development
Of human affairs IL such 40 to pre-.
c udo its bslDg lott TO human wisdom.
To woll.Nishufs OF Israel It issA
MISTER OF Joy to notice the awakening
Interest In all that pertains to that
people. And the movement Amol
the lAdieS, n conducted In thu right
spirit, cannot but result In coed for the
people. IL has long ago been stated by
q Christian writer, "that blindnsss Ia
part Is happened to Israel, until the
fulues, OF the Genlllss DO come IN, and
~ all Israel shall besaved."
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the ELECTION Returns.


IL IL probable that tits year tho full
elsetlon returns will be slower than
Usual In coming IT.. and the result In
tho presidential election may not
10 known here III Wednesday svon.
inR. In most Of tho states the Aus.
tfAliAn ballot law Ia 10 force. Un or
this. the count Of ballots IL necessarily
slov. In this city. Tor Instance, It l.
estimated that IN some precincts II
will take twelve 10 sixteen htufs 10
canvas, tho vote. Tho Associated
Press now announces n slower service
lhsn u,usi from other parts Of tho
country, aud gives its reason therefor
Ia the following Dispatch from Chicago
his afternoon:
CnicAoo, Nov. 2.-Tho public must be
prepared for u later service tor tomor-
row's election than usual. lIlthario In
presidential elections Nes York has bcan
The pivotal stale. The polls closed there
nj q o'clock. Telegranhic facilities were
Of the highest order and The difference Ia
iimo between that cltv nnd tho Wost on.
Abled tho A. ociated Press practically 10
determine Tho result before midnight.
This year the Interest will center ohitiiy
Ia the states west Of the Alleghonlos, aud
particularly tho states " est of tho Mis-
slssippl. Thus much advantage In time
Ia lost, A. rule, polls close Ut a later
hour, aud tho iolognphie facilities are
comparatively limited. Ia Illinois,
there aprovislon tor amending the state
constitution, and 10 Chicago another for
the issue of local hond-, 10th of which
und0r tho Law must be- counted nfst.
This will necessarily involve some delay.
In computing returns comparisons Tor
gains aud losses will 10 made with tho
presidential election Of ispa
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iIMg 10 10 songInIsG.

The matter OF hoodlumlsm in some
parts Of this and other eiiios in N,
State has been called attention TO often,
and sometimes with good results. I'm.
fortunately, however, this vandalism h
not kept down to suon u point that II
Ia not n serious Injury 10 the people
now and n menace 10 the c1mmunliy
hereafter. The experience OF this city
on Friday and Saturday evenings, 90.
peolhlly the latter, amply illustrates
this. Crowds OF youthful people on.
gagged In tearing on aud carrying away
gAtes, breaking down ieaoes, roofing
up trees and shtubbery, aud other dep.
relations; the occasion being Hallow.
cen. Thore were not only boys cor.
oernsd In this repTeht nsible business.
but numbers OF little girls ranging from
fourteen years Of age downward. Some
~ The latter have teen known TO boast Of
having Teen mtIibefs Of company
that carried on y dozen gaIes, besides
doing other damage, and thsir parents
have listened with amusement, anu
scarcely word Of feprima nd, TO tales
Of these franks. In the sum OF prop
oFty Injured OF destroyed on the even.
ings named, hundreds Of dol
lars hAVs been Loot to the owneTs,
aud the burden has not Rlwayr
fallen on those who could stiorJ II; In
some instances that VIZ might name,
widows and orphaaa must hAve u
tcauiy supply VI food or clothes mace
sIill more scaut by tho oKpoass neess.
Hafy 10 repaifing suol damage.
We wonder what parents arc lhlnk-
log ot 10 allow thsif children 10 ca.
gage In tueh proceedings. No doubt
there were macy Instances wheTe
hthet AM mo,heu hAi no Idea that
their ons9TiGg were committing fuuh
pIantii but there arc other, better IN.
formed. Il tho NAMES Of boys nld
sirl' Known to have INDUCED In the
ho9diumlsm eomplsined oil were pub.
lshei, they would reveal the
lAes that there were many In.
stances where such better Ia.
lotmsd parents stand In high posi-.
uons Of respsosabili,y la the locallties
"ueie they resid,-oiten In public
p'aiuons where their example 10 d..
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A sorna Ia,,r ,l.ls. . won n.r.

Arc you Biliious, ConatipAted OF
troubled with Jauniice, Biok Head.
sohe, Bad Taste In Meath, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dytpopsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, PAin 10
Back and between the shouliers, hills
ind Fever, etc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver 10 out OF
srdsf, and your blood Ia slowly being
toiaoned, because your Liver does no.
act properly. HKRBisE win cure any
aisordsr OF the Liver, stomach or
BovelL IL has no equal as = Liver
Medicine. pfioe 10 cents. Free trial
kollss al z q. n. 1. drug siera.
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The direct limo TO Knnsas CITY, ~.
Louis and Atlantic seaboard, u via
The Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections madr In
Union depols In tho day time. II you
are going Easi and care for day llgh.
ride through tho RrAndest scenery Of
the ROCKY Mountains en- route, sec
that your ticket reads vie Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free TO holders Of regular
tiAin tickets.
II. II. KoosER, q. y. a p. A.,
II Morlsn Block. salt Lake CITY.
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This Imminent Is different In oomps.
sition from any other lininisnt on the
msrke'. II Il = solsntino discovery
which results In u being the most ptns-
tfatinE Lialment ever known. There
are numerous white limitations, which
poy tas seller a greater ptnni. Beware
LipiHisnf IL p0sltivBy cures Rhcu.
mAtism, Nsufalgia. bprains, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, 5ciaiio aud ipnammA-
tory kheumalism, Burn. hcsldl, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, 5tin Jolnls,
Old sores. Pain In Back. Barb Wire
Cuts, Bore Chest or Throat, AMI 10
especially beneficial IN Pas ytls.
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a THOUSAND isieEs. using oae pre-.
tense or another, TO inlure or help The
csuse Of certain candidates, are used
In all the state, aud Utah is having a
taste Of some u them. AZ usual, they
srs withheld until the eve OF election,
and then have the etioc. OF neodlessly
agitatng some folk. who give such
"r9oTbaoks' mere attention than they
desefva
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wssss rrsm,ssss sasars-ss -s-

says.
II, NJ. Blossom, senior member OIL
n. N. Blossom A Co., 2iT N. 90 g.,
81. Louie, wTitss3 had been leit with
very dlsircssinf cough, the result Of
iniiusnHa, which nothing ssemed 10
relieve. until took BdHords Hors.
hound Syrup. One bottle completely
eurei me. 1 sent one bottle 10 my
sister. who had ssysfe corgh, and
shs experienced immediate fellsh I
always Ieoommond this syrup TO my
friends.
John CrAnston, sos Hsmpshirs
street, Qulnoy. lila, wrlt'G l have
found Bdiiards HoTehOuHd Svrsp
superior to any other cough medicine
l hHve ever known. II never disap-
points. Price soc.
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Dos'T uET mad ~ tho IT cks Of your
political adversary, aud ahove all,
DON'T charge them 10 somebody ess,
oAnildsls Or olherwiss, who 4, entirely
innocent OF any oompliolty Herewith,
10 bis Injury.
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Personally Conducted Excursion TO
Old nekIeo.

Personally Conducted Excursion TO
Ola Mexico.
II UNI tfit $780, ~.
Diverte routes .3li5.
The inject winter excursion ever
offered In utan IL now being orsHn-
lzed by II. ID. Winter Tor the Rio
Gfando Western Ry. The special .x-
curaion will leave hero November "a.
Mr. Wintsf whO Ia familiar with tho
spanish tongue will conduct the party
through all the Interesting parts Of the
Hspublic, incluiing a trip 10 the toi
coaet. tn Rio Gfande Western Ia
the short lincto OLD Mexico and will
run through special tcpsfs on this
occasion. Call nj II. q. w. ticket
ofilcs, Nc. 10 w. Second South and
get copy VI the descriptive circular.
SIT. Winter will DO pleased TO explain
AL the details OF the eIcursion. He
eau DO found nt the ticket Nice.
Five-uound tuctrt lice Jelly for csc
ouch. Fquitnf H. Cn.nu.
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GREAT SPEECHESl

on thc lb0uOgg4ph o. EDISON phonostaph
imluih, 10 Main street, Conference visitors
should not 'ail 10 near them, W, i. HUAnia
!, i1Nn ~ lhptns Apa CTosa Of Cold" speech.
lchaie ihc au0nh Currency" llryan'a
"htplJ 90 NE thargr Of ANARCHY" iryan's
opinion OF tue Nall uCct Cold nugH and
lhllchtet lhe above are rendered on tho
monograph 30 e'vnr, distinct tones and can he
hehfd Tor uhlI Pc each. Edlton fhonosraph
fAriofa, Ne Main street
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IN UrAiI. every voter IL entitled 10
a full, Tree and independent expression
OF his GO her de'ire Vt the pol,. and
ahould mske 40 use n the privilege.
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c'ty Subscriber. vil Kindly notify , 7, puhhtf,
liifcaisi1fl, Of - irfegaiarIu IA Ne dei'sJ o.
teu tarsfs
an communications should b. afifsssstts
psssssr Esvs PrsJsaBs o.
ysisphsns 50
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W. OF ELEc,ioS.

d
deciding by tnelf ballots what o ficiall
eni what policy shull direct tho coun
~ till another election time roll.
around. Even among the most coz.
sefvalivs people there isa measuto Of
anxiety fer the outcome, Tor all hAvc
deep interest IN the oountry'i prog.
ies', however they may sometime =
deplofe IL occasional political expert.
oncts.
ln the outlook for Pi,sldcnt, II APP
poafod ak months aRo AZ n Hon. VIM.
Mckinley Of Uhio surely would DO
nominated ny the Republican conven.
lion, ani would Ne surely DO elected,
A. there wasa general feeling Of die.
content In the nation at the cxibting
conditions 10 the government AJ.
minlsirAiive alsirs. o the candidates
Of tho opposing party, there were
Bland, and Boies, ana blackburn, aud
some few others, none reasonably sure
u thu nomination. but none more
prominent than tho once named;
and the outlook Tor the one selected
I'D not appear brignt o. To success.
Then came the Rspublican nemlnA.
lion, which did not vary from the au.
tieipatsd progrAmj also tho bolt OF the
silver Republicans, aud tho nomlua.
ton Of Hon. WIN. J. Bryan n the
standard bearer Of tho Democrats,
Popullsls, Silver republicans aud
National Silver pAfIiss; and with the
combination Of thrse the prospect Of
their candiiaie's success, frightened
up to a remarkable extent. until now
there are millions who fully believe he
Will be the next choice Tor President,
aud who may no, DO disappointed.
In tho claims set forth by
the respective ohairmsn Of the
leading political PARTIES there IL
little on which 10 bass an opinion rs
to tue issulL The Republican chair.
man claims 3ii electoral votes as sale
ior Mh N, X alley. representing
twoniy.slght states, with i've other
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n. Hsus 10 en- sais ~ NE principal no'si. Ns-,
ttands snd on az passenger uaini isafing as ey
snsf ~ n daiU
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Twenty-Five one pound bars beet
Washing soap fof 81 90, II Equitable
CD.op
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M ussEaar rsHsIHa NsHs q plt l'lel ul..l
aHrdsy stssrisi, a. conner south aud Poi Tempe
Train Eilu5a a. is , 10. Regular rdiuou a.
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hahsd ttsfg hatufdaS
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MUST De SOLD.

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