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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23


Board met pursuant to adjournment. All
members present, Meeting called TO order
by Chairman Cribbs. Minutes of yesterdays
proceedings read and approved.
The following warrants on the general fund
were drawn.
] Kineey, services as county COM
missioner ,n,,,..,,,u"t'HN w
q ID CribDs. services as county commits
blOner ,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,, .,,,.,,,,,., ~ w
Ed Murray services rs county commits
blOner Observation-Disclosures, Of w
d lleaoock, work In probate judges
ouloe ''''''''' '''t''''''''''. '''' -
On motion the county attorney Ia instructed
TO make settlement with O. z, Barber aud j.
A. Mercer, eX-oounty treasurers for dolin-
quent fees for 10 per cent Of the face value
OF their notes,
warrant was drawn on the poor fund In
favor of Gebhart 81 Co, for furnishing goods
TO Mrs. John Gaines to the amount Of $l2.0O.
All claims for correction on account Of un-
just or erroneous assessment or valuation OF
taxable property, must be presented TO tho
board ut the equalization meeting In june as
no correction thereof VIII be made thereafter,
and the county clerk Will include tho sub.
stance Of this order In the notice OF said
meeting.
On motion board adjourned till one o'clock
p.
One o'clock p. IN,
Board met pursuant to adjournment. All
members present. Meeting called TO order
by Chairman Cribbs. Minutes Of tho days
proceedings were read and approved.
On motion board adjourned.
State Of Kansas, no
Phillips County, %
/, d, Thornton, county clerk in and for
said county, do hereby certify the foregoing
TO DO true and correct record Of the pro-
oeedlngB OF the board of county commission.
ere Of said county, had Mt their regular
session, held on the 10, IA, H. TO- II, and 18th
days Of April, 1906.
witness my hand aud aiilx tho seal of said
county thisl8th day Of April, A. ID. 1896.
Id. THORNTON,
(seaD County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23
One O'Clock d. II,

One o'clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment Mem
bers all present
Meeting called to order by Chairman Cribs
On motion the county clerk Is instructed to
issue a rebate TO O. Deilman on the south
half of the southeast quarter of section "a,
and the northwest quarter Of tho northeast
value Of $4,000 on the 1895 tax, on account Of
erroneous assessment, when the said @ DELL
man pays the balance of tax.
On motion the county clerk Is instructed to
Issue u warrant on the judgment fund for
$15 90 with interest at per cent from septem-
Der 10, 1895, to the present time, making to-
tai Of $77.62 In favor Of N Polling; also one for
$3.50 with interest ut 8 per cent from Septem-
Der IL, $780, to the present time, making to-
tai Of S7.76 In favor of Howard Snay, to re-.
lease judgment against the county in road
cases.
On motion the clerk was instructed to Issue
to X II Stinson, agent, rebate certificate on
lot IL, block g. range 2, city Of Phllllpsburg, on
q valuation Of $4,000 on the 1895 tax, on ac-
count Of the removal of buildings,
On motion the Il Brainerd road petition
to vacate portion Of the Jake Close road
running west from 0 street city OF Phillips
burg was granted.
The road petition Of Il II Bralnerd and 9TH
ers with waiver Of damages, being found le-
gal, was, on motion, accepted and road order
ed surveyed and opened.
The road petition Of Fred Veeh and others
with waiver Of damages, being found legal,
was, on motion, accepted and road ordered
surveyed and opened.
On motion the county surveyor was ordered
to suruy the A Lewis road which was
granted In January 1891, in order that 1t can
be properly plated In road records.
On motion the road petition OF Geo. Miller
and others was granted and same ordered
surveyed and viewed James Carman, Sine
Albaugh and j. N. McIlvain we're appointed
viewers.
The following road petitions we're referred
back to principal petitioner for correction as
the same cover parts Of roads already estab-
lished:
Mrs. Altman and others.
Milton Rooms and others.
H. N. COomes and others.
On motion the +. Reukert road was re-
jected, as the same covers road already
established.
On motion F. Il. Trow was appointed clerk
Of Greenwood township, by lot, TO fill vacancy
from names presented by l.. p Johnson,
trustee.
On motion an appropriation Of $500 was
made for county postage and express ex-
penses, and the clerk ordered to draw a war
rant in his favor on the general fund for
same.
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&DEH: q: :l- .L(O

All good articles have limitations the
CHIC has many and the best of them
SFe Shoddy things when compared
side by side with the genuine. The
Ohio is built mostly of steel, 1t IS
light, durable and strong, il has The
broadcast adjustments of all, has no
ratchets to get out of order, has SIX
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23

When Baby was siols, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23

hlOWtu ,ts'sssssttst ~ u w
l. A Copeland goods for Mrs Altman. 10 20
Prlnsen a. Van Diest goods for Mrs
Shoenoveld .,,,,,,.',,.,,,, ,,,,n 70
VIM @ Lalteu medical attendance and
medicines for VIM Mitchell 49,. II 81
j w Breed br0oms for poor farm, 10
Il " Heth trees for poor farm. %
Central Lumber Company coal for
VIM BrOwnlee, Observation-Disclosures, y 90
The Logan Lumber Company coal
for John Mcdonald ,n,,,,,,,,o, 226
V 8 Keokley goods for poor, ,,n,,,,,. Oi5
@ II Bradley goods for Mrs Ruthor-
lOTus ss.tssssstss ssEsstsss w
....ta.. A..... -. an 80. ..t.ta.t.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23
H. WALLACE, M. D.,
PhySicIan and Surgeon.

Special attention given'to the diseases OF WON.
en-. Office south side of public square, Phillips
burg, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23

,PHdLIPs COUNTY F. A. 81 /. U.-Regular
meetings the frat Wednesdays in December,
March, JuHe ann September, in Cummings hall,
jPhillipsburg, Kansas.
CIR. ROBBINS, President.
"A. F. STEVENS, Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23

On motion board adjourned TIL one o'clock
pm.
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On motion D0ATu AuJOuFntu UnIII Q CLOCK p, III,
One O'Clock p. IN. board met pursuant to I'D
iournment all members present
Meeting called TO order by Chairman Cribs.
On motion the county clerk was instructed to
ssue rebate on certificate No. 1850 sale Of 1895 on
the northeast quarter of section 2, town 4, range
10 for penalties, coats and interest.
The following bills on general fund were al
lowed:
Ritner Smith balifT during January term
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23

kofC.-1st and 3rd Wednesday in Bssel
BlGck. l.. e. NIPPs, Commander
j. ii. R1oKBY, Recorder,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23

chip and Guy IplrJ pay1 -, ,,'',,,,,',,, 20 0U
morrow morning
April 10, q. m. board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment; members all present,
Meeting called to order by Chairman Cribs;
minutes OF yesterdays meeting read aud ap.
proved,
On motion the board met with Van E Hugunn
register of deeds to destroy Chatte mortgages as
Der Chapter no session laws Of 1898.
On motion the following bills were allowed on
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FRANK MCKAY,
Attorney-at-Law.

VIII furnish abstract Of titles make collections
and transact a general land and law business
Office on south side Public Square, Phillipsburg,
Kansas,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23

One o'clock p. m,
Board met pursuant to adjournment. All
members present.
The following bills ON the poor fund were
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-23

Thornton writing up assees0rs DOCKS as N
per Dill on Me s''.'''ss'' 10 "
Bickford q Son supplies for county ........ %
Frea CHI x Hahnenkratt supplies for county. %
q w Young supplies for county ........." ] 20
S L Reed mgr per NJ d Alkine. .........,... 100 W
On motion beard adjourned TO o'clock p: m.
One o'clock p. m. board met pursuant to ad-
jonrnment; all members present.
on motion the following bills were allowed on
the county general fund:
] Hicks assessing Plainview township > 81 70
A BMiller Logan ~ 100
g SWelres PrairievieW 20 w
q G Freeman Krwin Go 90
Frank Strain salary az probate Judge ..... % 50
/ M Tadlock salary as comfy supt 49,. 300 90
M Gray county surveyor county work.. 10 %
] M Gray bringing up road records.... l0O W
Van HuguniD releasing seed grain notes 20 b
d Thornton correcting and redistribut-
Ing the erroneous sales Of 1898 and 1894. 20 90
ID Thornton salary as county clerk..... 80 w
Less fees collected during the
quarter; transfer ~ %
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raK rmR0UGH car LINE.

Trains srFfvs s.a depart ~ a,
Lahs cry ally - ssllSwE
On md Apnl sth, ISsl
ARRIVE:
Frum Chiea<o. OmnhA. q Louis
Kaa.ss cry. Ds1Esr. RHrk CITY
rr "a t., Ba.ss, Forii-id, san pa
Rnzne1seo and ogssn, - - i
frum san Fnnciscn. Cache YLlsy.
ogas1 snd ia's5ese..'. POtnt. pa
KEnsss oEy, Denver and o.
.Sroa Yfs.oo. IiiSSSd ana in.sT. - u
80 NsrrHr. nss;e. Provo. Yep6L n
ssnpete valley and internediass
-. - -, sapl
TOOsie and sarseld Beach - 80 n
DKPAKT.
FOR Chiea<o, Omaha, Denver. KAnSas
Clry. 81 Louis. Ogden and PARK
FS1 Sac IN Ti.neisoo. o.d-a. Cache n
valley and tnterDediAte pOtnts -Uan
Ror Oxden and intermedtafe pOlnE 90 =
F.F ChicAgo. Omaha, Denver. KAns&s
cry. 81 Io1iA Batte, Portland aod
sa5 Faneisco: - % Il
.F4 RrovO' NeShi, Hiisord, F1soo y
and intsrnediAts point. 30 p n
ssNxed train for Carried Beach
Iooele and Terminus --. - IA
sTains SCUM Of yaab run daily s1csvs Sun.
day.
SsDaly sxeept sunday.
DAILY exeeps sunday south OF J-so
CITY TICKET OFFICE, eel TAINST.
Telephone No "a
Thr0ugh Pullman Palace Seepers la,est In
proved Touria Seepens, Free Zee. N Char
Can. Eeganf Day Coaches
D. Z BCRLEY.
General AgL Pas-s-yz- Drg
g b r. CLARK
OLIVER ". MINK
Z HLKRY ANDERSEN.
JOHN W DOANE
FREDERICK z COCDERT
keceiyrrs
Z L LOMAX, G. P. & 7. Az
Z DICKINSON. Gen. Manage,
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Hh.n H.hic. Ar. Irrst.sa..

Are tie I.bits restless ard cross and
troublescn dEring this trying weather,
Try ccCi NJ lslihs and loose. comfortable
clothing. watching for signs Of chatting
and heat rash ON the body and cooling
and bealing IL with soothing powderA
Mothers should remember that many
people are disfgured and have to endure
the consequent discomfort through life
In consequence Of having been allowed
10 suck their thumbs OF fingers On . bag
Of sugar because Of the quieting effect
this occupation produces In restless in
fancy. Il often results In overlapping
On protruding jaws and crowded teeth
Better let the child fret Or ny other
means Of soothing. and If it insists upon
forming this bad habit Of putting its
thumb IN the mouth - soon a. it goes
10 sleep have its nightdre8 made with
out sleeves like . pll0Wcase and simply
fasten at the neck rather than give il
future trouble With little care and
patience On the part Of the mother this
Objectionable habit may be cured before
a o fairly formed-KansAsC City Times
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nseycis eouls n q Lawn rss..

The Brooklyn Eagle. referring 20 .
lawn fete IL which the tea was poured
By women who wore bicycle gowns il
astonished Of this proof Of the changes
which the wheel has brought about
"Young women have usually put On the
most dainty and fluffy GSyns when they
have poured tea for the delight and en-
tanglement Of men Ribbons and rufzes
set OF against white necks and hands
have. wrought wonders in this world
But q bicycle gown il neither fluffy nor
silken, and IL does not contain any lace
on any ribbons, and seldom is q ruffie
sen upon it II IL is appropriate 70
wear At an afternoon tea, then our old
ideas are mistaken
The point is not happily taken We
are not sure that even the girls delnde
themselves with TIE notion that tits the
ribbons and rufHes that entice men %
tsa Why. no; il is just '.the eternal
feminine" that does it. and though she
be clad IN her bicycle gown ones girl
Il one's girl for n that. And the men,
whatever she wears. still hold the tea
cups IN their hands and quaf n world
old nectar.-DetrOif Free Pres
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M BEYAx has q happy way OF
passing OF any interruptions which
occur on his lecturing tours
While addressing . monster meet
ing the other day at Toledo, Ohio,
the platform upon which he was
standing partly collapsed, one end
going down under the weight OF
those standing upon II After Or
der had been restored, Mr. Bryan
said: my friends, the crowd
which found its way to this plat
form d but q drop in the bucket to
the crowd that IL trying to get up
on the peoples platform These
platforms may be frail; they may
break down, but our platform Is
built upon . solid rock and can
hold al that come."-TAe Baiie-
tn.
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laughed at me, Ha. bal
Bursfs into tearsl
May-Loys, you are not well, and it's
from getting chOked with dust don't
know what Cyril VIII say.
Mrs Corbett (dramiiy Les hack I'm her
ehAtrl-Simmons broke that statuette Of
Hope, May, this morning. WhaE can do
with IL
May-why, nothing. Throw IL sway
! detest mended treasures
Mrs. Corbett-They are often the dearer.
Poor thing. It VIII not be quite the same,
but I must repair It May, 1 must, 1
must QAughs) Do you think me mad'
May think you slightly hystericaL
Mrs. C0rbett-COnvenient hystsriai Il
accounts for everything in a woman, from
maunderings about o broken idol mean
statue-to sobs from q broken heart
Nay-I'm sure Cyril Is wondering where
We are
Mrs Corbett-POo- Cyril he ID very
patient Nay, you don't know bali his
goodnesk
May-And he IL the soul Of honor.
Mrs. COrbett eagerly l-Ah, yesI There
are different standards Of homer, are there
not i mean that professional men may
have practices which shock outziders just
1t first, yet are not really dishonorable
May-Oh, very likely. But / don't see
your drift
Mrz COrbett (fnshingl-You remem-
bsr old Mr.. Dent, our vicar They said he
preached other mems sermons Do you
believe it
May-why, We all knew it Logs hsrs's
Cyril
Eutr Cyril)
Cyr1-I say, you are q nice pair to keep
promises AndJ rather hoped to have had
your help in school
May-LOys has had an industrious az
on
Mrz C0rbett-I've been In my school,
Cyril
Cyril (smilingl-Can you say your les
sonf
Mrs Corbett-Yez when half gods
60, the gods arrive"
MAy-That means you. Cyril, II 1t
means anything.
Mrs. Corbets (softlyl-The real "you"
Black and White
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4 BROKEN IDOL.

Pew. Cyril Co-bett and Mrs. Cyril Cor
be1r. De-riy married May Corbett. her
siS1er-in-I4v
SceDe-2eT. Cyril C0rhett's study In .
small house ~ the east end
Time-&oraing. present. day.
MAY watching Mrs C0rbett - she fits
frum corner 70 corner, duster in hAndl-
Really, L0ys, your energy il insulting
never busted GIRLS room WREN / kept
house for him To think Of you-a society
Eirl-Aftling down % meekly in an east
end psrish--Do, not meekly. but joyOusly
Mrk C0rbett-Of course like it-with
Cyril
May-YeS when we heard Of you first
yOu vere-yoUr particular set was-aPid
Mrs COrbett (calmly)-We were all
alike, only was more So with emphasis)
was hOrrid
MAy-YOu are always In extremes, dear
l never heard any real harm Of you But
how You can exist here passes understand
ing l did but then was brought up to
IT, and % was Cyril Ii Is our environ
ment
Ms C0rbstt-It's mine, now-by q mir
sele
Nay with q touch Of cynicism)HLOvss
Ma Corbett-Ah, you don't under
stsndl Ii wasn't ordinary love. Ii was
GIRLS gOodnes and genius that attracted
ma
May-His eenius Logs, you navel
Ma Corbett-No, I am quite matter Of
fack don't mean that he Il genius In
The usual aooeptation Of the term. But
once be rose 70 genius. and was thera
u was In q sermon
0ay-Cyrn rose to genius-in sermonI
Mr. Corbett-Oh, this was out Of the
common he must have been inspired.
Indeed he looked like a strong, serene an
81, who understood the mysteries Of Iffe
and be spoke 10 my very soul, Nay. I can
neyer forgef 1t had gone 70 church UNI
willingly
Aay-You went TO SCOT and remained
% pny, suppose
ArA C0rbett-Exactiy. In ons of the
nnest passaees our eyes met
- May-fhat was q touch Of eeniua
Mrs. Corbets (flushingl-It was an IN
slant revelation Of soul TO soul. From that
moment 1 knsw and loved him for the bet
IA him
Nzy-Tt's very strange never heard
C5z1l prszch extraordinarily well
4r1 Corbett-Perhaps have not ssnce
But thst's no matter. There are supreme
moments that can never reoccur. but one
resds an By their light read Cyril then.
hes not one of your commonplace parsons,
4AE. On hr energy she drops the book
ehe r replacing a1d stoops to pick Il uni
Hay-Isnt he But does he know n
thie
Hn Corbett-He must know. but not
frDm wurdk There are feelings TOO eucrud
fw speech (Turns the book over. starts
nd begins % read
Lay fsmiltngl You are an ideal-
~ hope you win never waken 10 reaI.
r1k3ss But DO make base. You know N
Drumissd % fnse< Cyril At IL
MA Corbe<f tstlI reAdinet-It inI
frae Il can't b
MAy-Ws did promise. Loyz hoy
s1zzngs yol looki What Il the Mater
Mcz Cc<bett fhysfericany)- It's rcayly
10 ridirnlouS CReaHs on eaccrlv for 4
mcncnk then pushes thu book beck int
- plaeal Thsoioezcal iiteratsre Is % en-
tEr1zInlnE
Naz-If's wr0ne % lnnrh AZ .ermoos
(sl7lTl Er1zy one cannes preach Ike Cyril.
Iu1 know
1fa C1rbr1z On, Nag. don't, Ehar 4
zz1zeo1y fhz< uaz q nlne jns< n0u aton|
Iccr GIRLS 1c1znsI Hox * bar.
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YrsrxzDAr, Editor Taylor, OF
the Broad Az, vss IN Brigham and
gave The Bsgier o6ice . fr.ternal
ell The Salt Lake Ak u still
bright and sharp.-Bighan Cry
B4gLz.
We had . very pleasant cah ID
the Bagier o6ice, and found the
editor m good spirits - to the
prospects. of Bryan and silver. he
had just returned from . visit East,
where he reported the silver senn-
ment v.s increasing 1t 9 great
rate. Il vas his impression that
Bryan would carry several OF the
States east of the Mississippi
river.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-10-03

.TTWHaE nun0fcu nct4-1s
knre ioined he Democrzfle ranks
a Tear. and = fzE - the returns
- 4. J. o. OfBnea - the only
Drmocrut m Szlt Lake Who has
- his i.fsesce and vote with
fheeop. We fed - though We
hsd made . good trade
I'm ward heelers and political
psr..ises Of this country are look-
n q the Official positions through
4 p;ece Of Republican giass smoked
wifh akarmo.y and akzae1.'
they are like IN unre1soning M
fant. Whispering for the moon
$50 near and yet 20 far."
Tan Yale College yen has beeaI
he.ra al over tie United Ststes,
nd ifis making votes for Bryan at
e,.rv echo. If they could only be
iu7:ced to keep IL up until Noven-
Unr y. DLN84 AO4A-AACASASSe --------~-
msjority, and Yale's yen would have
saved the country.
THE goldbags call the Bryan men
areuadistionists." In . certain
sense they are. They believe In
repudiat.ng the financial policy of
Secretary Poster and Secretary Car
Esle; IN repadisting Grover Cese-
Isnd's bond issuing policy; m NJ
pndiating the policy of contracting
the volume of money, and fastening
The single gold standard on the
country, - % threatened bg the
Mckinley party. They favor the
reuudiatio1 of the unnatural and
unjust appreciation of gold to 200
per cent. aIf this be treason, then
make the most Of II"
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EDIroR J. F. TAYLOR, of the
Broad Az, returned to Salt Lake
city, Tuesday evening, after a sue
cessful business trip to Logan
Mr.. Taylor Is an enterprising busi-
ness man, 3 perfect gentleman and
one of the brightest colored men
IN the West. He is q newspaper
writer of considerable experience,
and his paper is always full of
good, sound, readable, free silver
doctrine. Logan Journal.
Our brother editor almost makes
us blush with his compliment We
feel unworthy of such praise, but
we viii Try and bear up under it.
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~rsnpasp GAUGE.
EFPEegIVB JUNE I, 1888


law $50 - 49,
No. R-For B1nsAAl fIoxo. 20 -aa
JUnefiO1 and al Po.no - ~ -
10 80 II IT, - Esst. 10 p u
No s-Ig 80 - 80 50 p -
,nas:. s1 ss1aae 5osns. ......-. lisp n.
- EurekA syson,Pr0Foyard
Al iutsrmedfAte polnf1---- e. =
NJ AFor Ozaen and he WEI IL p n
STo~ Ordsn and tbs West------ n-S p N
Arrive sals Lac CITY.
Rrm Bingham, Provo, Gznd
Junction and The Easf h13 y n
M LFroa PruEo, Grand Junction
snd tPe 80 ~ ei I;;i;l, lu 11j;,.
Rich6elay ealfnA- Hann. and al
irsemediats points. ....-..-.- S7s p n
No s-From Ogden aud iniermedtats
o1 Harsia and Psyson--.- IS q m
NJ iFu1 Orden and The Wea---- 80 q N
Ho l-FrD Ogden and the West..-: 10
Only linz running through Pul1mAn fAl.os
~ Iafe CIV % Denver VIA Grant Junction And
saIi Lake Cry 70 KsnsAs Cry and ch1e@so VA
Tbnurh tourist or hmily aeepeIs without
ehanTe. 10 Ksnsas CITY, ChieAgo and Bostgn
Free reclining chair cars SIT LAKE Caiy 70
Denver
Ticket Once, IL W. End So.
ID. @. DODGE, Gen Manages.
q II BABCOCK, Tan6e MANAGER
T. A WADLnGH, Gen RaSenger Agent
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You leave Ogden, or Salt Lake, in the
evening, and after breakfasung in the
-.,.,,-e,,,,,- I,,,r-- ,-,r-
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CHURCH NOTICE.

St. Mary's Cathedral Sundays
Divine services: First Mass at 8
O'Clock; second Mass ut 9 O'Clock;
Sunday school at 9.30a. m; High
Mass and sermon at ii O'Clock;
Vespers, benediction and sermon At
7:30 p. m.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1896-10-03

Tan local political vire-pullers
Of Salt Lake, Sre after harmony
foz the sake of Official plunder.
This class Of eormorsnts viii do
anything, or agree to ANYTHING IN
order TO get . Fat salary. How an
honest, Bryan Republican can give
his support to . member of the
Legislature. Who might be induced
TO return the notorious goldbag,
Arthur Brown, to the U. s. Senate,
Is one of the mysteries of politics.
But viii they do it2 We think not.
This i . year when the patriots
win separate the sheep from the
goats. from President down to con-
stable.
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els rms the Mckinley head
quarters2"
@Yes, sir."
al cslled to get q job. Are you
Mr. Hanna, the boss7"
al am, hnt we have 90 many
people IN jobs now that 1t is doubt
ful II
aWeIl, I am Ananias, and have q
record that-
"Why did you not say 90 beforei
We need you At once; never mind
your papers, you are just the man
Ne need. Go night to work ct q
thousand per day. See If Jon can
not break your old time record
Ananias."
Nor only has VIM. Mckinley
Jr., changed his mind on the silvel
question, but the whole Republican
party have repndiated their forme1
principles. In 1888 In their ma
tional platform, they said: "Ths
Republican party Is IN favor Of ths
use Of both gold and silver n
money, aid condemns the policy ol
the Democratic administration IN
It's efforts 10 demonetize siircT.'
Nov listen to their tale of woe, ..
expressed m their platform of to
day: we are unzlterably opposed
20 suay n,eassre calculated 70 de.
base our currency or impair th.
credit of our country. We an
therefore, opposed 70 the free co.'s
age IF sii5er, except By internation.
Il agreement with the leading CON
mercial nations II the World
Thus, IN eight short years, thu,
great party Of Lincoln hiss sur.
rendered is honor and seracify Il
the sordi1 demands Of the Englisi
noneY-changers and their numer4
Gus American cousins. Think d
L, you Republican voters, IN Who's.
rsins courses Revolutionary blood
of 1z76; how do gos relish . fnzn.
cinI Submissions 10 the dictates d
the Br;fizh cronn7 Do yon fkl
If Il goo d6. ro<e for NcKinlcy
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and vou Win live 10 sc the time
you YIN curse the day you vas
born