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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17
rnr..la,. AnrlIIa.

NcKeever best. Young ,iriiio in twenty
rounds.
Heavy rains reported throughout Ne.
brAsSa.
Five men killed ina railroad wreck
neir Mitchell, Ky.
The Hope mine. ut Basin, Mont, said
% ba regular dealh.trap.
CONSUL. General Williams resigns at
Havana, aud il succeeded by Fitzhugn
Lee
". X. McNearing found dead in his
leM Rock springs. Murder aud robbery
'u'pyctcd.
Another cave-in OF the Hope mine that
viii prevent reaching the entombed
miners Tor six months.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17
.a' himself shot and killed at Central

was himself sho, and killed at Central
City. Colo.
North Dakota Republicans declare
against free coinage.
Nebraska Republicans instruct for
Mckinley and declare for gold.
Frederick Merrick shot and killed his
wife and himself, in New York
The President yesterday nominated
Leo Bereholiz Of New York. as Consul at
Erzeroum, Armenia.
Ex.fire Chiet John Galigan Of Omaha
died Tuesday night OF consumption. For
twenty-five years he served as Omaha's
Chief.
Charles H. Voorhis. formerly a lay
Judge Of Bergen county, y. j.. and an
ex-member Of Congress committed sui.
eide yesterday.
Three masked men looted the Farmers
bank at Maitland, Holt county. Missouri.
last night. They secured one thousand
silver dollars.
The winners in the Grecian athletic
contests were awarded wrcaihes Of olive.
Winners Of second prizes we're given
laurel wcathes.
Miss Eva Tooth, youngest daughter OF
Gen. Booth has been appointed com.
mandant OF the salvation Army Of Can.
ada and Newfoundland.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination Of Charles 4. McChenesy Of
Harrington, Neb.. to be agent for the In.
dams Of the ROSEBUD agency in South
Dakota.
Lieut.. llanbright. Twenty.second In
iantry, stationed at Fort Yates, vas
thrown from hi. horse yesterday and
probably fatally injured. lie has been
unconscious since the accident oc.
CURED.
James l.. Pepper, the wel.known dis.
tiller, made personal assignment this
afternoon. Assets between 500 900 and
t3OO0OO liabilities unknown. The
failure doei not involve the the firm Of
J. +. PeppAi & Co.
Rev. Geoiye 7. Knapp the American
missionary charged by Turkey with
stirring up the Armenians to revolt. and
who was said to be- detained by the val
Of DiarbekiF, has arrived at Aleppo.
4 dispatch from Buluwayo, says; The
whole country is In the hands Of rebel
lious natives and the, are moving IL
great force northward. It will require 0
large force Of troops to dislodgc them.
The greater New York bill was passed
by the New York Senate yesterday oyel
the vetoes Of the mayors Of New YorI
and Brooklyn, by vote OF 10 to IA. Til,
assembly has still to act upon the yetoes
The owners Of the British steame
"Crathie," belonging to Aberdeen. hay,
been condemned to pay sos, 800 ilorin
damage to the North German Lloy,
Company for sinking tho steamer
'Elbe" bycollision January 30, 1895 will
a loss Of 935 lives.
A telegram has been received at Car
rollton, Mo. from Bogard, calling on tn,
sheriff for posse. The telegram say
they have clue that will lead to Georg,
Taylor's capture. No other particular
are obtained. Deputy Sheriff Cumming
has Just left with posse.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17
,rnor Jones Of Nayada is dead.

Governor Jones Of Nayada is dead.
Rhode Island Republicans have
adopted a strong gold platform.
oregon Republicans declare for gold
and silver on parity.
The silver Democrats in Missouri
we're overwhelmingly successful.
Fred Mitchell OF Pentwater. Mich.
kills his wife and three children and
commits suicide.
There isa rumor from Omaha that
Vanderbilt has had at expert examin
ing the Union Pacific for two months.
President Cleveland has dispatched
note to our minester at Madrid In.
structing him to present proposition
for friendly mediation in Cuba.
The Oregon Democrats adopted plat.
form demanding the free coinage Of sil.
yer.
Rocks thrown by blast near Florence
Colo, killed man and injured several
others.
The feeling is growing so bitter to.
ward Americans in Spain that they are
leaving the country.
Charles Flynn ana Josephine Man.
ming. were found dead in bed at Salem,
Mass. Each were found with pistol.
shot wound.
John Brooks Of Milliean, Tex, shot
his daughter and her lover. then sal
liown on a box OF dynamite and blew
himself to eternity.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17
Nome sat A,er.. a, the worla,. raIr.

Ayers sarsaphrilla enjoys the extra
ordinary distinction ui having been the
only blood purifier allowed an exhibit
ut the Worlds Fair, Chicago. Manu-
facturers OF other sarsaparillas sought
by every means TO obtain showing OF
their goods, but they we've AL .nrned
away under the application Of the rule
forhiddng the entry OF patent medicines
and nostrums. The decision OF the
Worlds Fair authorities in favor Of
Ayers Sarsaparila was In effect as fol-
lows: ayers Sarsaparilla Is not q
patent medicine. 1t does not belong 10
the list Of nostrums. It's here on It's
merits.n
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17
nucKLEN.s AnNIcA sALyE.

The best -alye In the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands.
Corns, and all skin Eruptions, Chill.
blains, aud positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Prize - cents per box. For sale los
John Boydcn & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17

'ouri Democrats are for free silver.
RADIO Democrats declare for the
lr'inage Of silver.
ago fireworks factory blew mp,
ri two employees and wouuding six
lcl Coylngton shot Marshal Kelle-
ned ex-Mayor Dick Williams and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17
Special Drives for APRIL

Good wear School Shoes, sizes
5 too. 0Oc. Sizes 10 to 9, e. Reg
ular price IN this line is 81 is and 80
Infants Kid Button,
Regular, 4Oc, for o5c "a pair
A good corset for
rs Cents.
A good hat for man or boy at
80 cents each.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
pAiLYLis OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.

All the Important Events Of the week
Condensed From the Latest Teiegraphio
Dispatches Prom Here. There and
Every where.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17
Postoffice Building,

PEoA, UTAH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-17

Warranty Deeds, short form, and a
line 81 Justice blanks for sale al TnE
fnfEs ohlcc.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
Madison Dots.
SHALL WE SEcEDE.

The petition favoring a division O.
the county is now in circulation dowr
here, and it seems to be meeting with
success in this immediate vicinity. II
considering the new county, we of the
lower edge of Madison should take>i
consideration the many disadvantages
as well as, advantages that would re.
suit from separation 1t is very true
that Jackson is the natural trading
point for the people Of this section, as
it is little more conveniently situated
for travel. Therefore we would have
less trouble in attending court and
paying taxes. We would also be in a
richer county, crossed by several lines
of railroad. The claim is made by
some that our taxes would be lower,
but we must remember that we would
have to assume our part of the debt of
Madison county. so it is not likely that
there will be much difference in the
tax levied in political way. we would
be, if such is posi- BILE, in worse fix
than we are new. jackson would Gre
tainly have a larger vote than all the
rest of the county combined. SO she
could dictate all county offices and
measures. OF course there are some
in our midst who believe they will stand
a better chance of being elected to an
Office il they were in the new county,
but this is one, IL it is one out of the
very few advantages. It's true. we of
Beat 5 never succeeded in electing a
man to Office in Madison conuty, but we
stand more chance of doing SO in this
county than we ever would in the new
one; because there is not larger town
in the county out side of Canton than
ours, but this last reason will ouly
have weight with the politician. And
again, as You know there is ne provis-
ion made upon the new Constitution
for the division of counties, so o new
law will have to be made, and there
are many other draw backs attached
10 it that might mention. we would
be getting rid of our stock law which |
would be missed badly. Considering |
bhe question from an impartial view
IS I said In the beginning. We would |
ind just as nanny disadvantages at
lached to the new county, as advantae-
rs. So in supporting or opposing the
iew county every one mnst be guided |
~ purely personal motives. The old 1
'itizens of Madison county feel an at
achment for her as one does for his
I'D home. and must have good reasons
,efere they will vote 10 sever their con-
iection with her. They have been to-
ether in many hard fought political
,attle where every one was called on
10 his duty, and when the Democrats
Isd to stand shoulde rto shoulder and
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
A Word for Canton as Business
Point.

few little one gallns" polititions
may defeat Caution in securing the
Gapitol. but they cannot deny the fact
That she lis the best town in the State.
tourists, drumm .rs, prospectors and
travellers, who have visited every sec
ton Of the south all concur in this.
Canton is not only the prettiest, but by
long odds, the most prosperous and
progressive city in Mississippi. AS a
commercial center. She stands without
rival. She handles and ships more
cotton, and sells more goods than any
town on the l. C. Railroad between
Cairo and New Orleans. Statistics
p owe this, besides her merchants, brok-
ers and business men, report a most
gratifying increase of business in all
lines OF trade. They point with just
pride, to the phenomenal business the
past season and to 1925 as a white stone
that marks her upward and onward
commercial career Her recent holi-
day trade. was simply revolution.
The crowds Of eager buyers. that
thronged her streets and jamed her
bnsiHess houses weeks before and dur
ink the holidays, is conclusive of her
superior attractions as a com mercial
mart. Several business houses in the
city seemed singled out by the crowd,
as places where the best goods and
values were to be had. Among these,
was the popular house of A. Tuteur,
The Liquor Dealer Every body head
ed for Tuteur's. His immense stock of
fine imported Whiskeys, Brandies,
Wines. Gins, Tobacco and Cigars, cap
tured the crowd. Every thing possible
had been provided to meet and handle
the large trade, that was known would
concentrate at this mammoth esta blish-
ment. Nothing but consummate busi-
ness tact and Judgement, and aided by
a thoroughly drilled corps Of polite AID
affable assistants enabled this popular
resort to promptly meet and dispose OF |
the heavy demands upon it. With i'm
patient crowds clanmoring to be waited
on, and hundreds Of orders constantly |
coming in by telegraph, telephone and
private carriers from surrounding dry
counties, il was wonderful how such
urgent demands were SO promptly met
and satisfactorily disposed of; but III
some way it was done, and to the per
feet satisfaction Of every one, and every
body went home. pleased with them
selves, with Tuteur and all the balance
If the world. But dear reader, don't
lelude yourself with the idea that all
IT Tuteurs fine liquors were disposed
#, there is plenty more Of the same
Iind at the same old stand. where our
Id friends and customers are respect
nlly invited 10 call, should they heed
nyth'ng in the line OF the fnesas and
'urest whiskics, brandies, wines and
inns ever brought to this market.
|
The Canton times., 1896-01-17

face the common enemy, it goes hard
to detach your political relations and
part from these men whom you have
been associated with for SO long time,
and under such trying circumstances.
Why not let the county remain as it l.,
as there Will be no special benefit de-
rived in cutting it up.
Messrs P. N. Chiffon and W. B. Nc
Gaughy, two strong Stone men were
in jackson Monday looking after Gov.
Stones interests in the Senatorial con-
test. They carried with them our sin
cere wishes on Governor Stones be-
half, but they came back very much
discouraged as his name was not put
in nomination. Such is life.
The residence of Mrs. A. Smith was
stermed last Friday evening and quite
a crowd of young people were in at
tendance. Playing games,was in order
all the evening, and the party proved
to be very much enjoyed.
HENCE.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
Sharon Dots.

Wedding bells on the 18th.
Divine services on Srd Sabbath in
each month.
Frank Hill, one of our NEST genial
and accommodating boys tas gone 10
jackson to act as salesman for rela-
tive in that city.
Our town has a most pleasant ac
QUESTION, in the family Of Mr.. Foster
Prichard, who are now occupying the
residence of their daughter. Mrs. An.
ME Kent
Miss Fannie Walker, who has been
absent for several weeks, returned
few days since, accompanied by Miss
KITTY Heron and Mrs, Ryan from Lex
ington, Miss.
The residence of Mr.. Spillman was
destroyed by fire on Sunday night. II
is supposed to have originated from a
defective fiue in the kitchen, Total
loss OF furniture and household effec.s.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17

W. B. Cordts Who left few weeks
age for Southwestern Texas for bis
health. writes from Garlic Springs, in
Dimmit county near the Mexican bor-
der, that it is reputed to be the health
lest place in Texas. That climate will
cure consumption in its last stages ,is
proven incontestably in many 'ins:an-
ces, notably in a very prominent figure
now famous in the world, Cecil
Rhodes the celebrated premierof South
Africa He left England poor boy at
the age OF IS in desperation to join a
brother at Natal. South Africa, because
his physicians said one lung was gone
and the other in state Of decay, and
that he would not live six sweeks. Be
fore reaching his destination he was
better and by the time he was there
one year he was we'll A return to
England reproduced his disease, and
he returned to Africa and is the great
est man there. He is now 43 years old.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
"In Old Madrid.

The plot OF this clever couceit, which
will have its first presentation in the
Canton Opera House on next Saturday
night, is as novel as it is original. Don
Cosme, a rich and miserly old curmud-
geon. wants to marry Fernando. the
beautiful young daughter OF Don Jose,
a millionaire merchant. Don Jose and
his termagant wife. Donna Clementine
are delighted with the prospective mar
riage, but Fernando is loved by Valen-
tine, her handsome young cousin. who
is clerk in her fathers store, and she
reciprocates the affection. Alarmed
by the near approach of the marriage,
Valentine decides to tell his uncle of
his love. The old man only waits to
hear that he is in despair because of
his affection for the daughter ofa mil
lionaire, and then tells him to elope
with the girl: create scandal and COM
pell the rich father to give him mil
lion to marry the girl. The old man
expects to profit by his nephew's mar
riage, having no suspicion that it is his
own daughter whom Valentine loves,
and the manner IN which he laughs at
the scruples of the young man and plans
the elopement exceedingly funny.
The second act witnesses the clope-
ment, Fernando supposing that her
father wished il because OF his fear of
his shrewish wife. and the, old man
actually sending her off with her lover
The third act shows the rage and d,s-
gust of the father when he finds that
he Is caught in his own trap, the tri- |
nmph of Valentine and the reconcillia-
ion.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17

s.;lpap lost his residence by fire
Y. ~ days M ago, which will be sad news
N N many friends.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17

A. NJ. Howard, northern man re-
Gently located oy purchase on DR.. Wards
place near Shsrps burg, had his furni-
tnre temporarily stor I'd in gin house.
IL was burned short while ago-btood
hounds were brought to trail the fire.
bug-with what result we do not
know. The board of supervisors of
every county should cause the sheriff
to keep the best OF these dogs for use
in the county. This tjre, IL the results
Of iDcindisryism should cause string
ent measures to be taken to capture
and punish such miscreaut
The Canton times., 1896-01-17

Many merchants are we'll aware tha,
their customers are their bes, friends
and take pleasure in supplying them
instance we mention Perry & Gamer on.
prominent druggists of Flushing, mich
igsu. They say: 1--WE have no hesita-
tion 10 recommending Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy to our customers, as Ii
Is the best cough medicine We have
ever sold, and always givss satisfac-
tio.." For sale at e5 ond so cents per
bottle by b. E, Jones, Druggist.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
A Valuable Prescription.

fdtor Morrison Of Washington, Ind,
Ges; lyon have valuable pres
Rtiou in Electric Bitters, and can
ksrfully recommend it for Constip-
pn and Sick Headache, and as a
trsl system tonic it has no equal.
Annie Stehle.f 2625 Cottage Grove
Chicago, was all run down, could
sat nor digest food, had a backache
|chnever left her aod felt tired and
nv butsix bottles Of Electric Bitters
Rofed her health and renewed her
fneth. Prices 50 cents and Sl.O0.
Bottle at W. ]. Mosby's Drug
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
TO MARY.
[os HER NINETEENTH BrRrHDAY

t4s43 4 ~
Just nineteen wears ago today,
~. around the throne OF God ON high fg
10 list to what their King might say.
! The Heavenly legions al drew nish.
Gathered around the golden Throne
H., "5s ,, ,rienashlp. love, hope faith and trutl
hatS there his power made not known.
| 70 warp the soul Of f1eAv on s youth
Ys angels all, We Heavenly band
/ cease 81 your music and be still,
Ana listen to thy Gods Command,
Unto thy great Creators Will
yes cease your songs OF Joy and mirth
And mould for me lovely flower
fAr nsirer than all flowers Of earth,
ihat wave IN sunshine, shade and shower
Twas thus God spake: Mould me a flower.
nv 1--we you power from above,
10 tnee give creative power.
Thy master workmaa shall be loys.,'
He ceased; and silence reigned supreme,
AZ 10 MS work each Angel sped,
And darting like bright Sunbeam
Love shot 70 earth with pinions spread
And with Him went Fidelity
~, Joy. faith and virtue with him new.
Tnen with q laugh Of merry glee!
stern virtue cried! what shall we doP''
u KNOW cried love and clapped his hands.
Harken We angels to my will,
well gatner noWerS from all lands
Thea from these flowers the sweets distiu. 7
Then from these sweets flower we1l form
And warm 1t with Heavenly flame,
Doves shield shall keep 1t from oil harm.
Ana Mary shall be that flowers name"
And It was done as love had said,
They gathered flowers OF every land.
From hill and hollow, lake and glade,
From southland warm, to Arctic strand.
Sweets from these' blossoms did they form.
stern virtue touched it with her fame.
And love with kisses made 1t warm,
And Mary, not the flower came
With cheeks formed from the locust bloom.
With lips formed from the red red rose.
With breath the yiolets perfume,
That In the verdant woodland grows
With cheeks the color OF the snow,
ktst BY the rosy lips Of dawn,
Within thine eyes that azure glow
Was borrowed from the skies of morn
Adieu- adieu-the sun rides high,
And shoots his dart O er wood and dell.
Weak IL my heart! weary mine eye
To sweetest Mary, fare the we'll
FIDELIA
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
Locals.

c,;,r,ap lost his residence by fir,
io aiss ar ago, which will be sad news
S;s many friends.
W G. Loves death which oc
WI r.a about a weekago results in the
M r;no no a once happy home. The
% N, viii form new ties in other
hes
pA Goodwin who has been in
Y M.idst for some time and has been
VIM .accrssful in Introducing his
.ine, He has been a liberal pat
s y III TINES office and from our
s,'sr NJ With him he has borns himself
sbsh.toned gentleman
p,om present Indications our city
|'lsoon Nv be enjoying water WORKS and
IND @ lights. The wider our iDforma
.yleuds the more we are convinced
~ xisdon OF city ownership. Some
N N largest cities in The world prac-
!, VI successfully and profitably this
w have had in the past, have now,
i bope to continue to have. al the
|hwork we can possibly do--in fact
/ have never caught up with 1t, so as
i ID prompt as we ought to be. For
dt this we are duly thankful and
w We have the best town and
|ppty in the State to stand by their
5ue papers.
|We have always been a strong friend
|Goy. Stone, but think he committed
|rrsve error in appointing Judge
krjsman, not because the Judge is
|tthe best OF men hut because he
|Ould have had more regard for his in
ming successor. II, as We are in
kned, his acction was predicated on
kjudce for Hon. Robt. Powell, it is |
l woreefo him.
b Vile has a mammoth .sad' in. this
|tks paper which you should con-
Il. When man advertises he wants
hi trade, aud thereby ask you for It.
Is issvidence that he has bargains for
Il far Ill live mensh2ve who sell for
! spot cash, In these times when
liars are not easily made it pays TO
Ike them 20 as far as possible. If
uare wise you will go and see what
lie means.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
DO you SEEl

Prof. A. Karpe has just completed his
all ready large assortment OF Eye-glass
es and spectacles and invites your atten-
tion to inspect his stock. He can be
found at all times at A. Hiller's store.
He will sell you cheaper than they
can be bought ewelshere and guarantees
Every Pair.
PRoF. A. KARpE.
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
For nreenruria

and Liver Complaint you have printed
guarantee on every bottle of Shilohs
yitalizer. II never fails TO cure. For
sale by B. E.Iones-
The Canton times., 1896-01-17
=. saves live. Every Day.

Thousands Of cases of Consumption
Assma. Coughs, Colds and Croup are
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure. Fu.
sale by b. +. Jones.