Show Cable From Queen Lil Dear Gresham One more boon I crave I trust in your affection TIs not to murder Dole the Kna Nor put down insurrection Tis not my crown but me to aivc I write in deep dejection And so a package I musk ve Of Parks Tea for my complexion Greshams Answer to Queen Lil When I received your cablegram I thought I sure would faint For though I often use Parks Tea Tis not for your complaint I feared that Mrs G would think Wrong about our connection Till on her dresser there I saw Parks Tea for her complexion Bold by Sraoot Drag company J8e Harpers Magazine ILLUSTRATED HARPERS MAGAZINE for 1894 will maintain the character that has made it the favorite illustrated periodical the tome Among the results of enterprise undertaken by the publishers there will appear during the year superbly illustrated paper on India by Edwin Ed-win Lord Weeks on the Japanese Seasons bv Alfred Parsons on Germanr by Foultnoy Bijrelow on Paris by Richard Harding Davis and on Mexico by Frederick 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Contract to card gardens and make Lawns makeLawnsr W OAHTIBB Manager p O Addres noral Doll very Provo Merchant TaUOfiu When You Want First Class Work eas onable Price GallonS Gallon-S PETESON Merchant Tailor Half Block North of First National l Bank Provo Work and Fit Guaranteed ExBelsior Roller pis J WI HOOlfER Jlfr CUSTOM MILLING j OF ALL KINDS Free delivery to all parts of the city Lovesi Possible hares Nade Dash Paid for Wheat Proyo City Market O Corrected Weekly Wheat perbushol 60c to 70o Oats per cwt 8100 to 1115 Barloy per cwt roc to 1100 Butter per Ib 20c Chickene each 25c T Eggs per doz 100 Altalfa seed per lb 8c Beans per Ib old 4o Dried peaches perlb 5c Dried apples per lb 5o Potatoes per bushel COo to 65e Onions old perlb 3o Beef porlb 4 to 5c Pork per lb VA to 6c Mutton per Ib 4 to 5o Veal perlb 4 to 50 Hay wild per ton 1500 Hay alfalfa per ton 84 GO Cabbage per Ib lo to Ic Raspberries per qt 80 to lUc Blackberries per qt 100 to 12c String bodns per lb So to be Apricots per bushel MOO to 8125 Apples per buehel 860 to60o Peaches per bushel I5o to 81213 Plums flOQtq3ltS THE DEfJVER AND Rio Grardo Railroad 3CENIG LIRE OFTHEIOELD The only line running two through ast trains daily to tJ ASPEN LEADVILLE COLORADO SP PUEBLO DENvER Effective April 1894 Train No2 leaves Provo 926 a m Salt lake 805 a m Arrive aV Pueblo 630 I a m Colorado Springs 751 Be m Denver 1030 a m Train No 4uleaves Provo 935 p m Arrive at Pueblo 625 pm Colorado Spnngs 800 p m Denver 1030 p m Connections made at Pueblo Colorado Colo-rado Springs and P Denverwithall east Elegant day Coaches chair cars and Pullman sleepers on all trains Takath6l 4t E G and have acorn fortable train and enjoy the finest scenery scen-ery on the continent A 8 HUGHES Traffic ManafferDenver Col B y NEVIN8 GA68W Second South Salt Lake OItT11tah 8 KHOOPER G P T A Denver ClJ EleptforlilPair 8 fair 1ieis CIVLAwA The St Louis HSpobllp THN PORTFOLIOS OF WORLDS 1 1 FAIR VIEWS each Portfolio containing con-taining 6 views and each view accurately accu-rately described Views of the Main Buildings State Buildings the Midway Mid-way Views of Statuary etc r These ten Portfolios will be given without coal to any one who wjttl I lend five new yearly subscribers to THE TWIOEAWBEK EEPOBIIC with 500 the regular subscription price Address THE REPUBLIC St f Low fMO i VRA WEsTER S RAILWAY I CURRENT TIME TAiJLIc1 L lz ftcct Avrngo 2a94 LEAVE PKOVO1FOB EAST AND SOUTH No 3 For Grand Junction and pointsEaat p ss a No4 for Grand Junction and points East < va p m No 8 For Sprinyvllle Thistle Ban i pete and Savior 555 PM No S For SpringvUle Spanish cJ Fork Parson and Eureka 820 to B IiE AYE PROVO FQR WBST t No1 For Salt LakeOgdenAinFori r = J Lohl and the WestlI1SSft m No 8 For Salt Lake Ogden Ameri 7 j can Fork and Lehi and the West 101Tpa No 6 American For Xehl and Salt Lake 415 p m No 7 For American Fork Iiohi and i Salt Lake 825 a ia ARRIVE AT PROVO FROM EAST AND SOUTH No T From Benver Grand JunctIon = frolntsEast 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