Id its W. J. Faiiet of Le Roy, XT, save: "Have tried fifty cou. h Cures. Park's Cough Syrup is the only on thrtt belneu me I know it is the reet Cough Remedy.1' Sold bv moi Drag company. For Sale Cheap. The Iloldaway Park grounds, con Bistmgof three acres on West Main.be tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. A pply at this ofh e. " Do You Know That on every Wednesday and Thutsday there leaves Ogden, Sale Lake, Provo and other cammon points a through tourist or family sleeping car lor Kansas City, Chicago and Boston yia the Great Scenic highway, the Rio Crande Western Railway? Berth rates ar less than half of rate charged on first class Pullman care, being but S3 to Aiiaooun River auu $4,00 to Chicago.Sleeping or excursions are personally conducted and no cnange ot cars is required. The Rio Grande Western also rune daily a through first-clasB or Pullman sleep ing car tc Denver, Kansas City and Chicairo. For other particulars inquire in-quire of agent. Assignee's Notice. .Notice is nereDy given to all whom it iny concern that the undersigned was on th 27th day of April, 1894. made assignee, for the benefit of it creditors, of the Hales Brothers Company Com-pany of Spanish Fork, this county, dealers in all kinds of building material, ma-terial, and general builders and wooo workerB. All persons indebted to the said firm .are requested to make eetllement 01 their accoums at once, and persons having c'aims against the fiim will present them immediately. The mi'l, nachinery and all merchandise on hand are offered for cash t bed rock priCbB. Everything must bi disposed of and the affairs of the company closed up without delay. Call upon or address, Maeencs Laksov, Assignee ot Halt-8 Bros. Co. Spanish Fork, Utah. Both & Wilson, attorneys lor as-Flgu.ee, as-Flgu.ee, Proyo city, U, T Ma? 1st. IWi. 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