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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23
PEYToN AND PICKARD.
Both Get Write-ups In the Plain
Dealer.

Gill S. PeytOn and w. L. Pickard
each have write-ups in this weeks
Plain Dealer, the official organ of the
county Republicans. The same are
hereby reproduced, ad literatim, OF
spellatim:
In this issue we present for the first
time. a sketch of one of the staunch
Republicans of this state. and one who
has been identified with the party ever
since it's organization. and always
worked hard for its success. This is
the first Mr.. Peyton has received any
thing at the party's hands, his friends
3 years ago made an effort to select
him state committeeman for this coun-
ty. He is prominently identified with
the mining interests of Utah, he is a
native of Ohio but came here from Ne
braSka in 1889. In that state he en-
gagged in the drug business, and it was
Mr.. Pey knowledge of chemistry that
helped him to solve the vexed question
of how to treat the ores of the great
Mercur camp. He practicly opened
up the Mercur district by applying the
well-known cyanide process to the
great quantities of ore taken from
that district. Mt Peyton is well known
through out the state. and his nomina-
ton adds strength to the ticket and
he will be elected"
Concerning Packard, the paper states
he was born in England and has been
one Of the most extensive wool grow
ers of the state. He also have been in
the hide business in this city" The
dissertation concludes with the rather
startling statement that although he
is the short term nominee. his term. il
elected will be spent looking after the
best legislation in Utah's interest"
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TIE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY. OCTOBER %. 1888

to the manner in which the local Re
publicans are treating the question of
silver. and read the planks of the plat
form, one declaring in favor of silver
and the other endorsing the splendid
administration of Mckinley.
Ladies and gentlemen said the
speaker, you have all heard of that
mythical god called Janus, who must
have been like Utah Republican, be-
cause he was able to see both ways,
being double faced. He could look both
forward and backward. He would have
been able to have stood on this plat
form and say with one face he favored
silver. while with the other he endorsed
the splendid administration of William
Mckinley.
There is no need of discussing the
economic phase of this question, for the
voters Of Utah have already arrived at
conclusion concerning the necessity
for bimetallism. or monetary reform.
Therefore the only question is. will the
Democratic party. or the Republican
party put into effect that system for
which we have already expressed our
preferences.
AND FREE COIN
AGE.
1.-The Republican party has declared
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JUDGE HENDERSON PRESENTS THE ISSUES OF THE DAY

! they insist in making the war an issue,
they will discover we have as large a
piece of it as they; that we do not
shrink from comparisons.
Really, l believe the war was won by
the men behind the guns. But l believe
il is necessary they should inquire into
the conduct Of the men behind the COM
missary and medical departments. who
We're Republicans. appointed by McKin-
/ ley and they are welcome to all the
glory they have won.
The opposition is endeavoring to
make an issue of the question of terri
toTial expansion. l do not believe the
party which gave us Florida, which
added all the Mississippi valley and the
states of Washington, Oregon, the Da-
kotas and Montana and Idaho to this
nation: which gave US this great inter
mountain region, which added to the
Union the empire of Texas, Will so very
far wrong in this matter.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
I hear now and then that in some
localities that woman suffrage is an
issue, but woman suffrage is not an
issue in this campaign. The sisters and
1 fought that out in the constitutional
convention, and the sisters won. 1 have
have said since everywhere that my
views have been raised on that ques-
ton and that / accept it. The right CT
suffrage was given to the women Of the
state. They are welcome to it as far as
l am concerned, and everywhere 1 have
argued that now they ought to exercise
this vote. And there is nothing left
but to urge women everywhere to come
to the polls, and especially to vote the
Democratic ticket.
So, one by one, you set aside these
issues which they are trying to foist
upon us. and come down to the ques-
ton which is everywhere and at ali
times discussed by the people Of the
United States, the question Of monetary
reform. But my opponent says this is
not an issue.
At this point the speaker read the
extract from the Tribune's report of the
meeting at Hyrum. at which Alma de-
clared the issue of silver was settled.
Continuing. he said: That is a. very
easy way of settling Of that question.
It reminds me Of the old rhyms: 'Hick-
CRY. dicl-c-y dock. the mouse ran up the
clock. the cloc,z struck one and down
he come. hickory. dickory dock" But
if this question is settled, why are not
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LADIES WORK HARD
Reception at Mrs. A. W. McCune's
Tomorrow.
AND EVENING
MURRAY AND FARMERS TUES
DAY AND THURSDAY.
Peyton and Packard Get Write-ups In
the Plain Dsaler-Love's Figures
Controverted Sheepmen Say
Statements Were False-Political
Notes and Gossip of the Campaign

The Democratic ladies have mapped
out some interesting work for the COM
ing week On tomorrow. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. W. McCune. in the
Gardo House. there Will be reception,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Dem
ocratic club. during the afternoon, the
speakers to be Hon. f. s. Richards, Sem
atOr Matte Hughes Cannon and Judge
Henderson. The music will be furn-
ished by Miss Ruth Wilson and the
Ladies Glee club. There will be reel
tatiOnS by Miss Leona Pratt and Miss
Jack McCune.
In the evening. c. Nj. Jackson, Nor
ris Sommer and Albert Morris are
down to address the ladies at the same
place, this reception lasting into the
evening. REGULATIONS by Mrs. Louise
Boyden and Margerie Mulvey are on
the programme, and also vocal and in
strumental music. This bids fair to
be one of the best attended and most
interesting events of the season.
On Tuesday there will be a ladies'
reception and tea at Murray. the same
being held at Bagley's hall from I'M
til ;. The speakers are Mrs. ]. Fewson
Smith, Albert Morris and several OF
the candidates. There will be recita-
tions and music.
At Farmers ward on Thursday, there
will be a tea and reception at the resi-
dence of Mrs. James c. Jensen. corner
of York and Fourth East streets. John
F. Howells and r. B. Shepard will
speak at this reception. Take the Wa
terloo car to attend.
Those who wish to attend the meet
ing at Murray Tuesday can take a
special car at State and Second South
at LAS pm.
There will be a meeting at Mrs. ]. L.
Rawlins' on the 2Sth, the programme
to be announced later.
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tional bimetallism has failed they are
against the free coinage of silver. This
question will have to be settled by the
national parties, and local politics only
affect it so far as they are in harmony
with the national platforms. The De-
mocracy of this state finds its hand
locked in the hand of the Democratic
party of the nation, pledged to restore
the money of the people to the United
States
The speaker then recited the rise OF
the silver sentiment in this country
until the final declaration by the De-
mocracy in national convention assem-
bled. The party of the classes has for
years been for the money of the classes,
and the party of the masses has been
for the money OF the masses. Wealth,
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SALT LAKES DEMOCRACY.
Continued from Page u

for so much credit for licking little
Spain. Had Warren Foster been presi-
dent. instead of Mckinley, the result
would have been just the same. But
if they shall insist the war is an issue
they viii have hard work in matching
the action of that gallant commander
and sterling Democrat, George Dewey,
who captured Manila and the entire
archipelago of the Philippines; do not
think much fault is to be found with
that gallant young Democrat from
North Carolina, that hero of Santiago
bay, Lieutenant Hobson; do not ap-
prehend there Will be found much TO
criticise in the conduct of Commodore
Schley, who at the mouth of the har-
Dor entrance threw his ship in the line
Of the Spanish fleet and fought them
all until the finish, while Sampson was
fourteen miles away; l apprehend they
viii have nothing to criticise in the
action of that grand old hero from Ala
bama, Joe Wheeler. l do not mention
these facts to disparage the efforts OF
Others, but simply to illustrate that if
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First Congregational Church,
First Congregational Church,
First Congregational Church,
First Congregational Church,
FRIDAY EVENING.
& FRIDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Hear Lely, the Great Tenor.
Hear Lely, the Great Tenor.
Hear Lely, the Great Tenor.
Hear Lely, the Great Tenor.

Victoria Times. Oct. Is: Those who at
tended the Victoria theatre last evening
were more than satisfied that the most
complimentary comments made upon the
entertainment We're none too high. Mr.
Lely is an entertainer Of ability rarely
met with. and possesses a magnificent
tenor voice such as is too infrequently
heard on this coast.
Montreal Gazette Whether the songs
or stories rendered by Mr.. Lely be hum
orOus or grave. are all alike to him. He
seems 10 be master of both. His is a
full. rich cultivated voice. and well under
control.
In Mr. DUrward Lely we have the most
successful operate singer the s. ro-
theatre in London ever had. and Pa5t.s
faVOrite tenor.
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Roberts should resign, or the people
should defeat him at the polls. If not.
then his seat must be contested. OF all
people in the state, the Mormons can
least afford TO elect Roberts, for his
election viii set afiame the dying EN-
oers OF the old religious hatred. He
denounced Eldredge as an international
biInetallist. 4 belief in international
oiTnetallism he deemed the most IN
pardonable of all political sins. Such
man was neither fish, fowl. flesh nor
Col
Fosters remarks about Roberts were
received in absolute silence. but his de-
nunciation Of EldredSe was applauded.
Eidredge, he said, was not only unit
10 ee an American, but not worthy TO
live in America, because of his silver
belize
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the minis open, and why does not the
w-making power give to us the
money of our fathers? Have your
values risen until you are able to pay
your debts? Can you secure cheaper
dollars instead of dollars which have
risen in value? The question is not set
tied. 1t stands where it stood in 1895,
and there is no reason why Utah. in
1898. should not repeat what it said two
years ago, when it gave that match
less young statesman, William Jen-
nings Bryan of Nebraska. a majority
of nearly $4,000 over William McKin-
ley of Ohio. 1t is not settled, but it
remains the important question. which
we must meet and settle in realiyt
Mr.. Roberts then directed attention
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braska; Private Henry P. shutter. AS
iforri-
All the dead were buried at sea ex-
ee2t Ordw2y, Fiske and Shutter.
me following convalescent officers
returned:
Lieutenant Colonel w. c. Bailey.
Eighteenth infantry.
CAPTAIN J. Murphy, First Iowa.
captain Mccain. Fourteenth in
fanry.
Lieutenant Moore. Second oregon.
Lieutenant Bunker. First Minnesota.
Major Wadsworth. @. NJ. D.
Most of the passengers are GONZALES
cent. and those who are detained at
the hospital are nearly all doing wen
and out of danger
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23
A REcoNvENED CONVENTION.
Davis County Democrats Recalled to
Adopt the Rooster
Especial to The HeraldO

Pennington, Oct. 22.-The county
convention Of the Democratic party of
Davis county was reconvened here at
p. m. today, and party emblem, "a
thoroughbred rooster in defiant atti-
tude, was adopted. A resolution au-
thorizing the county committee to fill
any vacancies that might occur was
passed. Thomas F. Roueche presided as
chairman, and Nephi Palmer officiated
as secretary of the convention.
The Democratic county ticket was
filed with the county clerk tonight. The
tickets Of the Republicans and citizens
We're filed several days ago.
Hon. B. Il. Roberts and Fisher s.
Harris will speak at the Union hall at
Layton on Thursday evening next, in
stead OF at kaysville; as was an
nounced.
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He IS ALL RIGHT.
Boy Knows When He Is Well Treated

Boy Knows When He Is Well Treated
I write to tell you that whenever 1
drink coffee it gives me a severe head
ache, but l have Postum Food Coffee
now right along. and have a good
time with it, too"
Miss Agnes Z. Stewart has been en-
tirely cured of nervous dyspepsia by
leaving off coffee and using Postum
Food Coffee. l also know of another
case. Mrs. Annie Nj. Gilmore was very
sick with palpitation of the heart, and
she quit her coffee and took TO drink
ing Postum Food Coffee. She is Wen
now
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FOSTERS LOGAN SPEECH.
Denounced Eldredge and Roberts and
Converted C. C. Goodwin.
Especial to The Herai1


Logan, Oct. 22.-Warren Foster had 4
fair-siZed house this evening. Rev. "
F. Clemenson recite6 at the opening.
Judge c. C Goodwin, formerly a
staunch Republican, presided at the
meeting. and in a short speech an
nounced himself Populist and q sup
porter Of Foster.
Foster said he did not believe silver
To be the paramount issue, but would
discuss it because others had done so.
He then proceeded to make a fiat
money argument
SDea king of Roberts, he said that
Judee Powers, in his Logan speech, re-
moved all doubt Of Roberts guilt.
Statehood was obtained through the
Afornons agreeing to abandon Dolyg-
amy. Roberts was a party TO the COM
pact, and hence cannot be excused.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial district. county of SAT-
Lake. state of Utah. John r. Hilliei.
plaintiff. vs.. Adelia VI. HOagland. Adelia
NJ. HOaSland. eXecutriX under the Tiu
of John HOagland. deceased; John a.
HOagand. Louie @. HOagland Frank l..
HOGgiand and Clarence A HOaglanG. q
minor defendants To be sold at sheriff
sale at me west front door of the county
court house. il the city Of Salt Lake.
county Of Salt Lake. state of Utah. on
Wednesday,. November the lJJl. 1895. at
the hour Of L o clock noon. the real es-
tate described as follows tO-wit. situate
in the city and county of Salt Lake. state
Of Utah. described as follows: Commenc-
ing az a point two hundred and sixty
four (2fN feet south and siXty-siN (66l Ieet
west of the northwest corner of block
four 10 plat &C" Salt Lake City surrey.
and funniag thence west one hundred ard
fOrty-five Q45t feet. thence north one
hundred and fOrty-five Q45J feet. thence
east one hundred and fOrty-five Q45l feet.
thence south one hundred and forty-five
.i45l feet 10 the place of beginning being
contained in block five 10. plat &C" Salt
Lake City survey
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. this
22nd day of October. 1895
Purchase price payable in lawful money
of the United States
THOMAS p. LEWIS.
Sheriff of Salt Lake County. Utah.
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY. JR..
Deputy Sheriff.
". II Kaighn, Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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INSTRUMENTATION

government. state and railroad lands
The Utah Land Guide" has just been
puoHSned 1t contains article on How 10
Secure ttomeSteadS. Desert Entries and
State Lands irrigation Beet Rails
ms Fruit Growing. 'Dairying.''
Feeding of Sheep and CaTtie."
n Oultry. and Mining Investments
uonized map. by county. showing all the
government. state and railroad lands open
lof settlement and sale. Each county is
put IN separate publication. The Guide
Is now ready for each county. Weber
county Man is now ready. Send for them
Race your orders now for map of your
county. Mailed To any address on receipt
OF . cents. w NJ. MAINLAND
IL South Main street. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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u ana little boy, but know a good

I am little boy, but I know a good
thing.
Il have heard some of the boys say
that their ma did not make Postum as
good as we have it at our house, and 1
told them that if she would boil it long
enough il would taste elegant Two
or three days after, one of the boys
told me they had Postum now that was
out of sight ] am lots more healthy
now than l used to be when ma gave
me coffee, and 1 thought 1 would write
TO you about ii"
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LOVES FIGURES.
sheepmen Say That the Statements
Were False.

Some time ago S. H. Love, who is a
candidate for the lower house of the
legislature on the goldbug ticket. made
a speech at the Sixth ward meeting
house, in which he related that in 1885
wethers sold for Sligo. his assertion be
ing general one, and calculated TO
convey the impression that this figure
was the average price during that year.
Now. as a matter of fact. according to
the statements of two or three sheep
men, wethers may have sold at these
figures, but if they did they We're
mighty poor wethers. One shee0m2n
declares he sold over 5000 at S2.7J, and
another asserts ne disposed of over 5000
at prices ranging all the way from $3.50
up to $2S5. and the sheep Love loves
to orate about must have been a bat
tered cid lot of broken jawed, toothless
stock. sold to get rid of winterinG
them.
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OUR SICK FROM MANILA.
Steamer Rio Janeiro Arrives With
40 InYalids.

San Francisco. Oct 22.-The United
States transport steamer Rio de Janeiro
arrived here today from Manila (via
HongkOng and NagasakD. being 81
days on the voyage from Manila. She
had on board 140 sick soldiers and p
discharged. The vessel was sent TO
quarantine. and after an examination
by the quarantine officers, the soldiers
were transferred to the division hos
pital at the Preside, where they are
being cared for. Seven men died on
the voyage. They were Private Elliott
j. Ordway. company n. Second Ore
gon; Private Henry II. Stube, company
T. First California; Sergeant John a.
Glover, company y. First Nebraska;
Private Frank W. Tucker, company G,
Twenty-t third infantry; Private Lewis
y. Passmore, company 1, First Ne
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Phrenologists-The head men of the
world
Panic-A crowd in which everybody is
scared but you.
worse for ware.
Go-The lack OF which makes perpetual
motion a failure
Moderation-Som that is always
rare in the extreme.
Satisfactory-Wha the majority of
things in this world are not
Sea-A large body of water containing
salt and Spanish warships.
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TooELE IS DEMOCRATIC.
Every Candidate On the Ticket Will
Be Elected.
Especial to The Herald)

Mercur. Oct. 22-Reports from all
over the county are to the effect that
the Democrats will elect every candi-
date on their ticket. Grantsville peo-
pie din not get fair treatment at the
hands of the Republican convention.
and they are prepared to resent the
slight Tooele win give a majority for
the Democrats, and outside of Stockton
and Lake View, Democratic supremacy
is assured.
The Republicans are beginning to
wake up, and will hold their first rally
Monday evening, when Wiley Brown of
Salt Lake and William Glasmann of
ogden will address the voters of the
canlS.
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DIR. piGrCC'S
GOHGenMediCaI
Discovery

It builds UP the weak places and fortifes
the system against the onslaughts of
disease. It helps the appetite, assists
digestion, is an aid to the proper ass;mi-
lation of food, and cleauses the blood
of all its impurities. 1t is a strictly
temperance medicine, containing not an
atom of whisky or alcohol in any form.
Your medicine IS the best have eyer taken"
writes Mrs. Jennie Dingtran. OF Vanbrren. Kali
kaska Co. Mich. Last spring I had bad
cough got so bad had to be in bed all the tins.
NY husband thought had consumption. He
wanted me TO get doctor. but told MIN II It
was CONSUMPTION they could not help me We
thought we would try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and before had taken one bottle
the cough stopped and have since had no signs
of its returning"
For the most obstinate forms of con-
stipation and biliousness, use DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. Their action is prompt
yet comfortable; their effect is perrla-
nent. Insist that the druggist does not
give you something else.
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Tsceitful Exterior

Detroit Free Press: I struck a new
one the other day said the man who is
about 10 move. when l went to see a
house of which n faithful Irishman was
custodian. Too small. too small l said.
as soon as | saw the place.
- Go aisy. sor. he replied. till I show
yeZ trough. Yell fond the house
much larger on the inside than it is on
the outside -or
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Similar Troubles

Pitts Chronicle-Telegraph Mr.. Pitt
sealskin sack
Mr. Penn-Then your troubles are some
thinS like those of Uncle Sans.
How sou
redskin troubles"
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Another Horror.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: 4 see that
a fellow got back the other day who said
he nearly starved to death and vet could
not get a morthful of food from the
medical or commissary departments
Horrible
Straight. though: he was up in the
KlOndike''
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THoREsoN ANSWERS QUESTION.
Would Vote For Cannon IN Prefer
ence to a Goldbug.
(eDacioI 70 IT. Tr1-,17,

Logan, oct. pa big Democratic
rally was held last evening at Webs
vile Hon. Noses Thatcher was the
principal speaker, and he delivered an
address that made a very good i'm
preston The attendance was large,
and the speakers were well received. /.
c. Thoreson and A. T. Farr, jr., made
brief speeches, and during Mr. Thore-
sons address DR.. George r Phillips.
who was numbered among the dissat-
isfied members of the party in the re-
cent friction, arose and propounded the
query: VIII you, if elected, Mr. ThOre-
sen. in the event of the Democrats con-
trolling the legislature. and being IN
able to fix uDOn a Democrat for sena-
tor vote for Frank j. Cannon"
lIT. TThOreson replied by Eating that
he had no idea that the Democrats
would be unable TO select a member Of
their. party to represent Utah in the
senate, but If such should be the case
he would vote for Cannon in prefer
ence 20 . goldbue.
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Indianapolis Journal: Wickwire-I
do-'t exactly like the idea Of calling one
of the new ships of war The American
Girl.
Yabsley-What is the matter with il?
Wick wiro-lt sounds too tame. The
Hired Girl would give a much better
iuea OF destruction and desolation.
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Our

exclusive patterns and shapes in sty-
lish nectwear
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street.
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Not Even Con sent

New York Journal: Cholly-Did the old
man give assent when you proposed for
Miss Piunks2
Reggie-No, not a blamed cent