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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20

The polls will open for sa'd fflnl''S
FL, cii.n 1t II o'clock q. n. OF sa'd o'!
aud close at Il p. m.
The voting place In Carson precinct
will he the Curry Engine House.
In the Empire precinct in the rear "l
>nIrev Tndd'S place of business.
.Jud.e of election for Carson precinct
Peter Hansen.
Iu,rcctors-G. W. Cowing, Edmund
! .raues and Andrew Pine.
Judge of election for Empire-Af'hu'
Morris.
tYprk-Emile Srhwei-s
Iusuvcior-Juhn Dri>cOll.
TeST
Tha low TEST will he required o.
NIL >n,rr,a al ,aid Primary Election
81 am in favor Of free ana uhli'i'''e"
,,iuau+ If silver at the ratl" OF 10 |"
lv me United State, independent @ any
other nation, aud Will support the h"il'i
up,> of the silver Party.
/ The election officers OF the oile'e'
rr.r,urtsare hereby instructed /" max
fan returns OF said PRIMARY l-lecil"h |
, w. l.. TAYLOR,
Chairman of the Silver Party Count
Committee.
]. \. WALL, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20
V ENCE OLD ACE,

The following from the pen "'
Robert Ingv1soll is we'll worthy OF
perusal:
Grow low the head, boy: do 1eVeT-
ence to the old man, once ike N"''
,be virssitudes Of life have s'lv red
the haair and changed the round merry
face to the worn Wis Sc before Ho"
Once that heart beat with aspirations
~ .oral to anv that YOU have teit; as
,irations crushed by disappointment
as YOURS perhaps are destined 10 D.
Once tina, fo,m sta)ked proudly
tbroooh the gay sceneso OF pleasure u
beau ideal Of grace; nov the h4n' .
.;,a tina witners the flowers o. yes
terda> has wrapt that f-ure n dc
stroved the mob carri'ge. Once {
Won age, he possessed the 'n"1S"'
thoueb,s that passed through \o'
h,a;r now wishing to pIl'
deeds equal to a nook in t"me; an'
,naihging life a dream thai the soon
h. awake from the better. But
hadLved the dream very near fh'on2
The time to awaken is very lear
hand; yet his e, E ever kindles at
deeds Of daring, and the hand takes
frmer gasp on the staff. Bow
the head. boy, as you would, IN y'
old age be r~everenced
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20

For the purpose Of !"
County ticket o he voted for at the neN'
prueral election to he held November SIN
ISIS.
.N,o for the appointment of a County
Central Committee and the TRANSACTION
al >,,.h other business as may properly
conn, before the Convention.
Said delegates are app"rti"ned 10 Tie
different precincts as follows:
" >:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20

zoe. a~d 500, all druggists
SCOTT s. BOVINE, Chemists. New York
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20

Gen. Otis's report from Manila Will
reassure the country; he has plenty OF
troops, and the insurgents are amen
sble to reason. 1t is a Satisfactory
situation. especially Win tine publ.
income paying legitimate expenses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20

A dead soldier was Court-m"rta'ieo
the other day in the Z Isl because he
died at a grand review and disturbed
thirgS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20

The administration has lost conf'-
dence in Alger and decided to tu'n
him down.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20

For first class photographic work go t.
Painters. He gives his customers a +
lab and effect not to excelled
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-20

From all parts of the S'ale reports
that the Silver ti'Ee, VIII Win THIS
fall by a handsome majority.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29
ALMA's SILVER RECORD.

Some Republican papers have the
nerve TO declare Alma Eldredge, their
candidate for Congress, "a silver man,
Unfortunately for Alma his record Is
against him. During the memorable
campaign Of 1896 in. which the hosts
Of gold were arrayed against the forces
In favor Of the people, all manner OF
schemes were devolyed by the Repub-
lIcan management uuder Hanna To
encompass the defeat of Wm.J Bryan.
One OF these shcemes which was sup
posed 10 appeal directly to the laboring
man and wage Garner. was to induce
merchants and manufacturers To de-
clare their contracts void Ii Bryan was
elected aud IN effect in case OF McKin-
ley's success. This was probably an
example of the dirliest politics ever
exercised hy an American party. and
yet Alma Eldredge lent himself TO the
scheme, aud ordered goods for his
Coalvllle store with a clause attached
that the filing Of the orders was con.
ditional upon McKinley's election.
Thus did Alma Edredge lend his aid
iu the effort To forever destroy The
peoples money. He himself does moi
deny this fact, he also says he voted for
Mckinley and Is proud OF 1t and ~
Provo read and commended the gold
hug plank Of the 81, Louis convention.
He says silver Is not an issue. and IL he
had his desire in 1896 and now. II GER
tainly would not bs an issue. Yet his
Republican supporters In y large part
OF he 3 ate declare he is Just rs good
"A silver man as Robcris.' Go 10, witt,
such silver men.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29
REGISTER.

Don't forget to remember that next
Tuesday. November LIST. Is your last
opportunity TO register II you want TO
vote al the election November sth. IL
you registered and voted last year. call
on your registry agent and see that
your name is still on the list. III you
are not regis cred. and are qualified to
vote, don't overlook getting your name
ON the list next Tuesday. IL is the
duty of all American citizens TO excr
else the right Of franchise. IL is par
ticularly the duty OF all Democrats.
first. to register; second, TO vote. Don't
overlook IL. Remember that next
Tuesday, November the lst, Is the last
day. BE sure you are registered, and
then be sure and vote and vote right.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29
ADMINISTRATION FOR SILVER :
NlTi

Many times has 1t been asserted by
so-cnlled silver Ropuhl cans" that
President Mckinley has attempted TO
secure L. ternationnl bmetnIism. Lis.
len To what Congressman King hus
truthfully said in regard To the atli-
Jude cf the administration rs To silver
while that alleged monetary commits
sion was in Europe;
While u THE monetary commission)
was In England McKin ey atleuded
hat feast Of BelShazZnr which was held
Ia the city OF New York aud there
spoke these words, which have been
considered so good they have been
placed OF the outside of this Rspubli
can bible Ms n sort of golden text:
Nothing should tempt us, nothing
ever will Tempt us. ~ scale down the
sacred debt OF the Nation through a
legal techuicality."
That statement is true. Does II look
as though the administration was
working for free colnagep
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

THE Lehi Banner Is making a mosl
pnseemly fight against ono +. Malm-
berg. Democratic candidatef'r county
treasurer. Evidently Brother CAROLS
mind Is distracted hy the idea of haging
the county funds deposited in the
'Sugar Cily," and is therefore willing
to lend his aid TO the support nr Lehi's
notorious goldbug. E,lingson's rlec-
iion might be good Thug for the
Lehi Banner. but IT, would be Lad
thing for Utah county, and consequent
iy the people OF Utah County are going
to vote for man they know they can
trust, Otto +. Malnlberg.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

Slase board OF land comm, sloners for
concessions OF arid la d. However:
what dealings with the State land
board are necessary 10 be madc ln con-
pectiOh with the enterprlse will IN
.doubiedly be undertaken at the proper
time.
We hope the enterprise will be pros
ecuted. lrrigatioa has done M ich Tor
Utah. 1t has been The life OF
agriculture. and on agriculture aud
miuing this new state must d.
pend The Concessions OF arid laud,
" asked for. should lie made aud aH
other section opened for an industr,
already proven so beneficial to the
people OF Utah county. We hope the
Irrigation proposition will be success
ul. IL means much for Utah county
aud consequently for Utah.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29
CONTEMPLATE POLITICS.


The Provo Enquirer quotes the fol-
lowing from the St Louis Globe-Demo-
crat approvingIy;
The Democracy obsiructed the gov
eminent ut the beginning OF The recent
war. IL Is assniling the gov-rum- M
now. TO the hest III It's nbi ity and up
portunity II Is lighting Spnin's battles
In tho Paris peace conference. II ~
wins on November 4. there Is likely To
be deadlock In the conference and
the war NAV have 10 be renewed M
nation can ever win In an Important
canvass. nr even ought to viii, Drca-
iurls motto. "Our country, right or
wrong" Is a very good rule of pnlilIcal
conduct In this Spanish trouble, bntn
Ia It's recent aud m It's present phnse.
our county was In the right. Every
country. people and race despises n
comprehend. The Democrats parry
win be, and should be. overwhelming,
ly beaten.
The Democratic party is the only
staunch apd unfailing friend of the
people, and consequently OF the PEG.
pies government. 1t Is not assaiIinR
the government, but the maI-admlnls-
tralioD OF the government. The Demo
cratic party never ohsiructed the gov
ernment ut the beginning OF the war.
but rather forced the ADMINISTRATION
into line tor the cause OF humanity.
The Democratic representative and
senators even voted for the war loan IN
order to give the Republican admins.
tration no opportunity for the disgrace
ful "crawl" II was contemplating. The
Democratic party Is the party Of the
people. while the Republican party j.
only the party of the classes. No one
can doubt this statement who reads
ndustriously the respective National
PLATFORMS Of the two parties In 1896.
The Democrats have loyalty stood by
the government on every American
principle since the flrst shadow OF the
war cloud. The men who persisted on
The Maine were not Republicans nor
Democrats, hut Americans. This men
who sunk Ceryera's fleel were not poll
lclans hul Americans. The men ho
with Dewey captured Manila aud
broke the power OF Spain Ia the Orient
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29
KING ON POLITICS AND
PRINCIPLE.

Hon. w. II. King made an address
in Sal, Lake few days ago in which
he uttered some axloms OF true poll
Sioaf doctrine which wp present no
apology for reprintIng. Some OF the
gems are as follows:
On that issue tthe silver question:
which IL made we carried this State.
and but fer the undue Influences which
were exercised on the voters In other
States, we would have won the Ma
tional el.ctioo. Principle SHOULD cru
troll the conduct OF men. and we should
approach matters political with the
same concern we approach other ques-
tons, for OIL the furm VI government
depends the happiness OF the people.
Today the contest Is on between the
power or wealth on the one hand aud
The interests Of the masses OF the peo.
pie on the other.
We told them the restoration of sll-
yer would be accomplished by the
Democrats party. and That IN its inie-
gritty To the peope ltwonld accomplish
this great reform.
The Salt Lake Tribune two years
ago affirmed that William Mckinley
aud the prrty TO which he h long,
were enemies OF silver; that they were
the enemies OF the people. III the De-
mocracy was right at that time IL is
Fight now, and II the Republicans were
wrong then THY are wrong now.
Il Is Mark Hanna yho lays down the
yules.
II elected and sent to Congress he
(Aima Eldredge) will vote for Tom
Reed for speaker Of the House. A vote
for Reed means u vote for gold.
The Democratic party has kept the
pledges OF two years ago.
Congressman King closed with this
statement worthy OF the confederation
Of every American citizen, whether
Republican or Democrat:
The Republican party Is committed
10 tho retirement Of the ereenhacks
and the retirement OF the silver certi-
Gates, and when they meet Ia Congress
the bill which Is on the calendar will
come up for passage. We need strong
men In Washington To defeat that
measure. Unless we defeat II the PEG.
Pile of tins country will pass Into flnan-
cial seryitude.
II you are for free silver. your only
course Is TO vote the Democratic ticket
and vote It straight. "By their works
shall ye know theu.n
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

were only Americans. The men who
marched ny SIN Juan hill amid the
storm Of bullets were only Americans.
So is every Democrat an American IN
every conflict undertaken for human
ity's sake or the sake OF the N,ion.
Such an item Is only cont emplihle
politics, and any newspaper which
would print or endorse such senti.
ment is too contemplate AMI despice-
able TO be rated a., American.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

The Enquirer Tiles to make Hon.
Moses Thatcher out Ia he an anarchist.
The local z. q. p. organ dors not un-
derstand the meaning ~ the term Mr..
Thatcher Is an American citizen anu
belieyes In projecting AMI fostering
the interests az these people. When
the En- lmI,er reaches hat Stage. II will
be entitled to call itself respectable
newspaper.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

WE knew that The Republican party
was capable OF almost any kind of
meanpess, but never placed them on
the level with chicken thieves until II
developed that through their attorney
general and the Supreme court. they
Intended to take away the Democratic
emblem OF the rooster. For common
thieving aud general cu-sedness com
mend us 10 the Republican party.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

w. ii. KING refers 10 John Henry
Smith as 'lhat esteemed gentleman
who would like TO 90 TO the United
States Senate" Alter the election.
John Henry will he way.behird "has
been"
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

The Republicans Of Utah seem to be
terribly afraid Of the nemncrnlie EN-
llein. and the battle cry, Put your X
mp by The rooster and let II go at that. Z"
They have good reason for fears.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

In The recent Eastern bank failures
mean a"yihing, they certainty don't
mean an overwhelming dose OF the
NJ X nlsy prosperity we hear Sc much
about IN epullican nrwsp ,pers.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

JUDGING frpm It's reports OF local
divorce cases, the Enquirer Is attempt
Ing to vie with the Eastern yellow
journals" In their speciality.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

THE EnquIrcr need not lbs alarmed
about The Democratic rooster. 1t IS not
f'r sale. aud us in former years will
head the ticket to victory.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29
AN IRRIGATION PROPOSITION.
We quote the following item from
the Salt Lake Herald Of Wednesday:

We quote the following item from
the Salt Lake Herald Of Wednesday:
Parties from Provo report that sur
yeys are being made for an important
Irrigation and land reclamation project
10 the north end OF Utah county. The
Plan is 10 run q a0-spile ditch from
American Fork canyon to the fertile
yet arid bench lands west OF the Jor-
dan river. aud north OF Utah lake. A
natural reservoir In the low hills back
OF the land TO be reclaimed Will be
iilled with water In the spring time
from American Fork canyon. and In
this way II Is proposed Va bring under
cultivation 10000 acres Of fine land,
well adapted for beet growingand only
I'VE miles frou the i,ehi sugar factory
Persons Who ars nssnrintcd with the
Telluride Power cnnfp,ny's plant. now
operating Ia Provo eanvon. are SAID ID
be engiassflpgahe project lint "a Vel
az pvertures have been made TO Inc
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

The rooster sil crows for Democ-
racy and the people.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

tell the tale Of their goodness In un-
language. Those who APP
preclate the luxury Of good cup OF
either beverage can crafty their taste
by purchasing our best tea at 4Oc and
our best coffee AZ 40c. These are frpm
the choicest selections Of The best
crops aud are unrivaIlcd for strength
ami dellcacy OF flavor.
Your grocefy bill will be ten per
cent less II you trade here,
GEO. {. HOWE, Grocer.
as Center 81. Provo.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-29

WRNTED 81: Ss:S S'$ $:sSs D Is: ~
every city ana town IN
Utah county. Liberal commission allowed on
ali Du siness. We shall also be pleased TO re-
ceive communications rs 10 local happenings
iof interest As soon as possible our manager
will visit the diffe rent precincts OF the county
with view OF securing correspondents and
bKents. Address all communications TO
TUE UTAH COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Provo City. Utah.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-08
The Speed of Insects.

1t is the popular belief that the flight OF
birds is much swifter than that of insects;
but a number of naturalists who have been
making study Of the matter think that
such Is not the case.
A common house fly, for example, Is not
very rapid in its flight, but its wings
make 500 beats second, and send 1t
through the air % feet, under ordinary
circumstances, in that space of time. When
the insect Is alarmed, however, 1t has been
found that 1t can increase its rate of speed
to over 100 feet per second. II 1t could
continue such rapid flight for mile in a
straight line, 1t would cover that distance
in exactly 33 seconds.
II is not an uncommon thing, when
travelling by rail in the summer time, to
see bee or wasp keeping up with the
train, and trying to get In at one OF the
windows,
A swallow is considered one of the swift
est of flying birds, and it was thought un'
til recently that no insect could escape 1t.
A naturalist tolls Of an exciting chase he
saw between swallow and dragon ly,
which Is among the swiftest Of insects
The insect flew with incredible speed, and
wheeled and lodged with such ease that
the swallow, despite its utmost efforts,
completely failed to..overtake and capture
philadelphia Record
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-08
Water Our True beverage.

"Water is really our only true bever-
age" Mrs : H. Rorer writes in her cook
ing lesson i'm The Ladies' Home journal
Forming, as it does three-quartcrs of the
weight of the human body, it is of the
next. importance to the air we breathe.
MILK lisa typical food, not a Beverage and
should never be used as such: lbs true
that it contain, large amount OF water,
but only sufficient for its digestion.
"In a very sheyt time the nonwatI,
drinker becomes sAlow, consApated anu
uncomfortable. The poison matter that
should be dissolved by the free use OF wa
ter and carried off in the circulation and
through the excretory organs is heldin the
SYSTEM the body loses weight; the skin be-
comes dry and rough, losing its life and
brilliancy Threc-quartcrs Of the weight
OF the living body should be water a
large quantity Of this alter is taken in the
form, OF green vegetables and fruits "A
healthy person should drink at least -
quarts of cool, not iced, water in each %
hours, a glass the first thing in the morn
ing and the last thing at night and the re
manning quantity after or betwees meals
Infants frequently suffer more from the
lack of cool water 'tnan from the lack Oh
food"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-08
FIFTY YEARS AFLAME.
A Scottish Coal Mine That Has Been
burning Half IA Century.

Thee is coal mine in Scotland, located
between the railway stations OF Daily ana
Kilkerran. that has been burning continu-
ously for so years
In the working of this mine. which
produced hard and dirty coal, the seam
dipped suddenly, and the shaft communi-
eating with the lower works was ut dis
lance from the one which led up 10 the
surface Of the ground a second engine
became necessary and IL was placed at the
head Of the lower shaft Half a century
ago II had to be run by steam generated
On the spot instead of by electricity gen
Grated elsewhere az would &c done now
and one do the coal in the neighbOrhood
Of the machinery having become quite
dry ard iulammable, caught FIRE
The engine man tried TO put IL out, but
JAILED ana signaled 10 be brought 10 the
surface, the other miners having knocked
ofi work for the day Ten minutes after
he was on terra firma the fire had made
such Roadway that the flames were roar
ing up the shaft and rising 10 height OF
80 feet IN the air Ii was, OF course, i'm
possible TO put il out, and in time the lire
gradually grew less, but it remained burn
ing, and great fears were entertained lest
| il should communicate with other pits and
even wreck the whole mining industry
| Of the neighhorhood.
An engineer who was sent for from
London TO endeavor to put out the frs
| bored holes in the neighborhood of the pit
in order to pump in gas which was
| inimical TO the fire. This scheme, how
| ever. was failure, and 1t was founc
| that the fire was extending, for the traI
| dixie, which had been cut in order to ge
into closer proximity to the fire, oponet
the way to the seam beyond, and it 10 thi
seam which has been burning ever since.
Thousands of pounds were spent In tn
endcavor to quench the fire and how man.
thousand pounds worth Of coal have beef
used it would be impossible to say.
Eight or ten years ago the fire came u
the surface within a few yards of wher
the train went by, and as may be imag
med, nervous passengers were often alarm
ed at seeing the evidences of the fire an
steam issuing from the bowels of tn
earth, for the pit seems to be the recipien
of some little stream which the heat con
verts into steam, which rises from half
dozen jets In the most uncanny manner
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-08
weather and Crime.

Do you believe thisP Mr.. Robert Q.
Grant says thatviolent barometrio changes
and crime are coincident. mans bad
ness, therefore, depends largely on the at
mqsphere When the barometer Is up,
the1 the world is cheerful. and maladies
allow the sufferer to enjoy convalsscencc,
and even pickpockets and murderers think
seriously of earning an honest living But
when the barometer is depressed, then
molancholia prevails, people who arc sick
are more likely to die, men contemplate
suicide In order to find relief, and the
murderer loads his gun Men are not nat
urally bad the difficulty Is with the ba'
rometer. Fair weather, crime less; low
barometer, a crop of evils Well. there
may DO something in 1t, for. now think
of it, a cold easterly storm always brings
on my rheumatism, and do feel likoSet'
ting house on fire or blowing someone
ND with dynamite. Is 1t oil the fault of
the baromstsr--or isn't it9-Ncw York
Herald
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-01-08

The following is a list Of the criminal
Eases to be tried before Judge Hairc and
bury at the next term OF circuit court:
\ The People vs.. August Lahti, bastardy; A.
T. streeter.
The People VS.. Reuben Blue maliciously
popg injury to building; A. T. Streeter.
II De People VS.. Morris Goldman, receiving
property, knowing same to have been secreted
illegally; A. 7. Streeter for People, J. f..
liambitzer for defendant
People vs. Jacob Mendelson, same as above.
VS.. Morris Goldman. same as above.
Vs. Jacob Mendelson. same as above.
People VS.. Myrtle Bell. keeping house of Ill
tame, A. T. streeter.
II fhe list OF criminal cases co be heard
this term is exceptionally small, number
|ing only seven.
The case OF Mrs. Schopert vs. the Han
cock Chemical company, has again been
postponed, owing to the attorneys in the
|case being unable 10 get their evidence
Eether in time.