The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-08-13
Wake up, Farmers!

between the English gov
crumcut and the Mckinley admins.
tr,,ion to defeat thr silver csu.c' II
looks 90 tou man upa tree.
learn. FROM l-ticr- from Bingham
aud Fremont counties, Idaho, that
great amount OF grain wa. destroyed 10y
the hail storms in the latter part Of
July.
Bishop stephen walker has not been
we'll Tor ihr pact week aud has been
forced to use % cane Go set around. lie
ha- hrrh suffering with lame bnck
and psin- zoo Die legs. The gentleman b.
-amcvhut better go thi- writing.
During n-t week rain felt sIx days
out u the seven. 50 Tar THE week the
weather has been bright. clear aud
vgfm the iasmer- are eatbeinrrpthc
hay. much OF vhirh ha. hcrn damaged
los the rain aud they are now hopeful
ola better CONDITION Tor thc hay crop
coming on.
The question now asked i- "luve
you got au Interest in She KIpudikc
Of summit county, Nc. hut we MAY Doe
happy vet. From spccment presented
to and exnmircd by your correspond.
Ont am Of the opinion that the strikc b.
yery rich The assay viii tell thr tale.
/ n reported that 6sharc briuV killed
along the river hy explo-ivos md that
n,idcarr i.-a' l,,,rs,a. .-,l,4.-,i -,,ip csrvit,
the guilty parties. itis int.mnted that
arrests will De- made and the guilty pir.
ties mair 90 suffer for their unlawiu
acts. ltis safe 10 .ry that the guilt,
pnrlic-nrr not reosu-.
Tho two charming Young lndics from
Idaho. Mics Faith Lee OF Leorin, an,
Mi. linn Miles oi 1ibhonsyillc, ~
-iill with ne and arc receiving marke
attention from an The Young udic
are having very enjoyable time wit
their relatives and friends. Some ,
our ycuug men may induce them {
take upprrmancnt residence here.
The Rev. Mr.. otter. from Brookly
*. g.. nov Of salt Lake Citv. H. her
Tor his health. The Rev. gentlema
had the opportunity offered him {
speak 10 ihe Sunday school on sunda
morning which he did ina pleasing an
interesting manner The gentleman
d minister in the Baptist church an
seems To he nm earnest worker.
Rcircnclmcnt l- the order If the da
and merchants will feel the effect TO II
. little extent Silver ~ low ~ Il e..
almost ont Of the question IN mi
ncighhorhooi and ~ ior goid-well. "
, have almost forgotten what It look
like Barter will be In vogue iitime
keep like this which Heaven forbid.
D. A Salt lake paper complains. n m
length oi M correspondents letter
which are not published for the reason
that tho editor hns not the time TO ecu
them down" Twill venture TO say tina
the communications, II published II
full. would he Of more interest TO IN,
general public than much Of its owr
editorial and other matter published
But then. why could pop.gnn try +,
compete with cannon,
The closing down Of the Ontario an,
DAILY mines will bee % heavy blow moi
only 10 Park City but peoa ~ we'll, Parl
civ has been very great help 10 oul
citizen aud thoy win feel the blow
severely. II il 10 he hoped that th,
shut down will not Doe for long for ~,
sake Of Park CITY rs we'll ~ ourselves
our business relations have beer
pleasant In the past and We hope the,
3 Mil q, renewed iof mutual benefit.
II you have anything TO sell let III,
people know iti II you want 10 purchas,
let the people know il, Printers ink
IN either cnso viii do you more good
than anything else, I have heard
merchants say that il Is no good &,
advertise. Was there ever more
foolish nolion? let the public know
what you have; keep IL before them
One would say that merchant would
DC foolish, when he receives an inyoic,
Of goods, 10 keep them out Of sight. The
live, wido.a-wake merchant will max,
an the display he can; will advertia,
literally mud will draw in the casi
where the merchant who says 9Th,
people know / am here" will wait ant
bite his finger nails Oh looking IT.
customers who never come. The