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Show Da You Wear Whte Shirts? The I'uovo Steam Laundry Docs 'cm right. W. D. MUCK i MO., phi'is. J. M. DAIPON, Lime Burner. Lime Furnished in nny quantity at Kilns north of Springville or at Residence ioutli opposite Old Y. :::::: : CoKKBsroNDKNCK SOLICITED. Springville Utah. Provo Jleat Go. :o: AND Ova reel Of all kinds. Highest Cash Trice paid for fat live stock. 24 Centek Stkkkt, PROVO - - UTAH. ZION'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE, DR. Q. W. SHORES, Consulting Piiyfl.-lan. Thu Institution Is duly Incorporated Incor-porated under the laws of Utah, with capital tcck of $50,000.00, and la poclaHy devoted to the treatment and cure of all chronic, deep-seated and wasting' dUeasea which have so long baffled the general practitioner. Absolutely the finest equipped Institution In-stitution west of Chicago, adapted for either mail or office treatment. Undsr personal supervision of Dr. G. W. Shores, (originator of the 85.00 a month fee for Chronic disease) dis-ease) whose skill and experience have made this institution famous In the treatment and cur of : CATARRH, KIDNEY AND ASTHMA, LIVES? ILLS. DEAFNESS, PfLES, BRONCHITIS, CONSTIPATION OYSPEPSIA, BLOOD AND WEK SKIN STOMACH, DISEASES, fttlEUMATISn, NERVOUS FEHALE DEB.LIfY, DISEASES. FITS. RUPTURE PERMANENTLY. cj5 Q-) A MONTH FOB ALL THE ABOVB DISEASES. A Special drpirtment for treating diseases of Men. Cures guarantee;!. Oflicti H Eait Secend South Street, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. ip you Liva our op iown I llll 1 1 i 1(011 'S8. ------- sum tut TIME TA.I3Ii.E3 fOK SI'KINOVII.LK. I'TAH. tiOINU WKST 5u I. Pacific mU l.v. II :i h. m. To ShM Lukr, Oh'ln and Uk t'etixt. No. .V rasst'Ntii-r to Oj;(1en Lv. a:x p. in. No. , I'uMNfitxiT l.v. p. in. No. , Lotti e ;:.Vi it. m. oiilxodi chilly mw'inu Siitidny. Kuri kii tuni nil Tint fc poliil.s. No. a, I'at'lAn limited I,v. ', M p.m. UiHalt Lake. kU-ii ami tin- Coast. No. T, L.f are K; 6 a. in.. Salt Lake City. (RUNG EAST. No. 2. Atlantic Express Lv. ll):U5a.ui. .1' I'..V. Junction and t'ulorado points Tio, 6. I'atw. and mall , . :i:04 p. in. r'roin Uiidcii to all San IVtc points. No. 4, Chlcairif Untiled. :() p. ni. I. C. IJODOE. V. A. VA OLEIC II. (irneral Munaner. tien' I'lisseniier Ajtt , .. : Get your receipt for m ' tlien you will receive the. I I N. Y. World I! times a week ; j 1 year. NOTES OF THE WE Ha. Miss Itilla Sauford Is !i:ne from Matnmot h. Win. Mamie, the Provo hot. 1 man. was in town, Tuesday. Mrs. G. A. Gilford, of SeoMeld, visited visit-ed relatives in town lids week. Miss Klla l'.urch,of Ogden. is visiting visit-ing her sister, Mrs. Jos. Whitehead. Miss lone Uetrhum ret U! ned home to Grand Junction. Wednesday evening. eve-ning. Misses Lizr.it: liuiehand Pearl Daley visited thu former's home in Logan this week. F. II. Langdmi. "f Aspn, Colo . is in town buying and shipping fruil to that city. G E. Calder and familv, r Salt Lake, are in cam,) at Kelly 's ranch for a couple of nionl hs. Mrs. Alice Reynolds and family, from Arizona, are visiting Mr. and Mis. Nic Groesheck. Master Carl Freeze, of Salt Lake, is here on a visit to his uncle, 'J. M. Westward, and family. It rn, to Mr. an 1 Mrs. Junes II. Whitehead, Tuesday night, twins, a hoy and girl. All aie doing well. James' astonishment is slowly giving place to a feeling of elation. Don't nauseate your stomach with teas and hitter herbs, hut icgulate your liver ami sick headache by using those famous little pills known as He-Witt's He-Witt's Little K.irly Risers. Mks Kit ay & Co. Mrs. Clarence Clyde who has been dangerously ill from peuperal fever for some time has now utu-Icr the skillful care of Dr. Dtmu become convalescent and will soon lie well again. Horace A. Johnson, sou of W. D. Johnson, an old timer of Springville but now of Thatcher, Arizona, is in town visiting Levi Curtis. The Independent Inde-pendent wasliouored with a call last Wed nesday. A Mr. I'exton anil family, of Saliua, moved to this city hist week, and expect ex-pect to make their home here for some t ime. Springville welcomes all new comers. Mr. lVxlon is a harness-maker harness-maker by trade. You may hunt the world over and you will not find another medicine equal to Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrheoa Remedy for bowel complaints. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by C. J. Peterson Horn, Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. C. (). Laws, a daughter. Mr. Anlhon.ii neighbor, is said to have pa-tted the father on the back approvingly approv-ingly and the remarked, contidentially "Good for you Charley; its my turn next." J. L. Crossan( of Newark, Delaware, arrived here, Saturday, for a visit to Wn- Mndenhall and familv. Mrs. Mendenhall is an aunt of Mr. Crossan, but Saturday was his Hist meeting with her. He will rem ain here about a month. The season is now at hand for the extract trade to commence, so, ladies, begin the right way by using Hewlett Pros, pure fruit triple extracts. All our Three Crown preparations guar anteed l no very nest, or money refunded. Supt, Madden began work today at the head of the l'rovo canyon nower plant with forty men. Ity next week he hopes to have progressed enough with the work to put on at least seventy-five hands'. The wages are l..lo per day, and 50 cents for board. Kntiuircr. John Griftin, of Janesville, ()., says; "I never lived a day for thirty years without suffering agony, until a box of De Wilt's Witch Hazel Salve cured toy piles." For piles and rectal troubles, cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema and all skin troubles De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is u net nailed. M en Kit Y & Co. The Springville Holler Mills is now placed in full repair by new machinery, machin-ery, fixtures ami other facilities. The rollers have all been carefully ground and the mills thoroughly removated, so that the very best service is secured. John W. Hoover, Jr., the well known practical miller, has assumed the management, and the quality of II ur that is now turned out Is the best in the state, The mills are represented In the advertising colutns of the Independent today. Ou Monday Sheriff Slorrs arrested Frank Hall and Chas. 15. Loombergat Santaquin on the charge of stealing a watch. The watch was not found but a suit of clothes taken from a railway car ut .ronton on July 12th was recovered. re-covered. The next day Harry M. Iladly came over and identified the clothing. The prisoners were taken before Justice Rooth, charged with house breaking. The waived examination ex-amination and were Immediately taken before Judge" Dusenberry. where they plead guilty. Each was sentenced to fifteen mouths 'in the SUte prison, where they wen- taken thai afternoon by Sheriff Slorrs. I'uotkct Yoiu.-klk against sick ness ami suffering by keening jo-n bood ri'h and pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Weak, thin, impure blood is sure to result in disease. Hoop's Fills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigest ion, bilious- Mis. Myra Laaibson is li'-rt Fricl was down vest f-rtlay. quit, i sick, from Price. The wagon trade is good at lloj lance's. It ivPmc : is selling the b :st binding t wine at, K cents per pouii I or 4 ) cents per hall. Miss Edith !titc!ards:ri is visiiiiisr here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs-. Davis Clark. Mioses Helen D.-al and Louise U trick tr-ick are rusticating at Myron Crau-dall's Crau-dall's ranch in Hobble Creek canyon. The l'eaeli crop this year is simply immense. Shipments are already very large, and the season has not. yet fairly begun. Uoylance received yesterday, his third car load of box material. A quantity of new honey crates have also li'-en received. His fruit, trade this year has been great. Francis M. Snel a former lessee of the Springville Milling Co's properly here, moved his family back to Spanish Span-ish Fork, last week. Mr. Snell will be missed here in political md M. I. A. circles. Vim. vigor and victory: these are the characteristics of De Witt's Little Early FJsers, the famous little pills for constipation, biliousness and all stomach and liver troubles Men-is Men-is hay Co. The best and most complete line of neckties ever brought to this city, is now on sale at II. T. Kevtiolds & Co's. People who are fastitious in the matter of neckwear will find something some-thing there worthy of their examination. ex-amination. MissJosie Sludebaker, one of the sweet graduates of the Salt Lake High School, is visiting her friend, Miss lna Whitteuiore. Miss Stude-baker's Stude-baker's health has been failing of late and she will remain in Springville Spring-ville during the coming month in hopci of regaining it. 'Last summer one of our grandchildren grand-children was sick with a severe bowel trouble," says Mrs. E. G. Gregory, of Frederickstown, Mo. ''Our doctor's remedies had failed, then we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Choleri and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave speedy relief." For sale by C. J. Peterson. Idaho seems to be well represented in the Salt Lake Tribunes ''Fifty Years Ago To-day" series. Portraits of a dozen pioneers of Utah, wtio afterwards af-terwards pioneered Idaho appear in the series, and of the twenty-eight living pioneers Idaho is proud to have as her citizens four of that number, num-ber, Green Flake of- John Gray's lake, Perry Decker, of Grand view, (). F. Eastman of Idaho Falls and Stephen Kelsey of Paris. Israel Clegg. the enterprising miisi-eian miisi-eian worked up a very creditable drum corps for the Pioneer Jubilee, the boys prcsentid a very imposing position in the parade and was the subject of considerable favorable comment.. com-ment.. C.ipt. line.vi), of the Republican drum corps was also largely responsible responsi-ble for the success of the representation. representa-tion. The Independent was proud to see even this much show in the State celebration and feels to congratulate Messrs Clegg and Brown for their commendable com-mendable energy. Who will get it? Schillings Best tea is not only pure but it is f because it is fresh-roasted. What is the missing-word ? Get Schilling's Best tea at your grocer's; take out the Yello7i Ticket (there is one in every package); send it with your guess to address below before August 31st. One word allowed for every yellow ticket. If only one person finds the word, he gets one thousand dollars. II several tin.i it, the money will be divided equally among them. Every one sending a yellow ticket will get a set of cardboard creeping babies at the end of the contest Those sending three or more in one envelope will receive a charming 1S9S calendar, no advertisement on it. Besides this thousand dollars, we will pay $150 each to the two persons who send in the largest number of yellow tickets in one envelope between June 15 and the end of the contest August 31st. Cut this out. You won't see it airain for two weeks. Address: SCHILLING'S Cash paid for fat calves by M. A. Miner Co. A new boy made bis appearance at the home of F. E. Raster, Sunday night. Miss May lirinton is in vety poor health again, having been dangerously danger-ously ill several days this week. A license to wed has been issued to Win. P. Hughes, aged .'ts, anil Alice !. Pazaut, atred 20, both of Spauish P.ik. Viil Hunt iiigton and family celebrated cele-brated Pioneer Dav by welcoming a little girl, who made her app-ai nice at t heir home on that day. limning, itching skin diseases in-sianllv in-sianllv relieved by De Wit l's Witch llt'il Salve, unequalled for cuts. Iiiui-es, burns. It heals without leaving a sear. Mknkisay & Co. (in Friday night, Willis K. Johnson was tr-ated to a surprise bv numerous friends. It was a sort, of a farewell part y before Mr. Johns, hi leaves on his mission which event occurs on August, . Every!) i:ly had an enjoyable enjoya-ble time. The Independent si, up is taking on ipiiteau air of respectability. The new front is nearly tiuNhed, and the various dens will now receive a new lining of plaster. A bomb proof will be constructed in the back yard for the exclusive use of the editor and reporter. re-porter. After a week more t he man w ho walks into I he "front office" and wants to know if this is Poiilsnn's sine shop will do so at his own risk. CROFTS & REED0 py E TOILET SOAP Made from Pure Ncgetable Oils, with the Right Proportion of Chemically Chem-ically Pure Carbolic Acid to make it Healing and Disinfecting. For ele.'irin the eenip!eioii. ln-itlin c!i;ii ped liiinds. old serfs, ulcers, i iiiir-we.iiii. teller, suit l liemn. and all sliin diseases, it is Million! a rival. It i leioise-every p:irtiep of dirt, or other Imparities from llie skin, ;oid leaves it soft and natural. A cle.ir complexion if, the desire de-sire of evei yono who Ice any pride iti their personal iirpeii ranee, and this can lm sit-in sit-in inert hy tin u-e of our Carbolic Tibet Soap. It Is especially recommended for removing drandrtitt' from the sculp, and promo: in it Ihe urowth of the hair. Icavitm it soft 'and silky Fort hu lialh it overcomes all unpleasant effects caused liy perspiration, and streuuth-ens streuuth-ens the circulation. Salt witer for the balli Is best in hot weather and when used with our Carbolic Toilet foap, H cannot be excelled. ex-celled. One rake w ill do as much washinn and I'leansiiijr as two cakes of any other soap, Hence it is th e cheapest, as well as t he best. To demonstrate this fact, moisten the soap, then wet your hands, and pass tl eptiboof ;,our lialiil over the cake two or three Cm 's. which will bo sufficient to produce a rich lather. TESTIMOXIALS- Have used tin: Carbolic soap arid find it t lie tiest complexion soap ever used. It lias cured the pimples and blackheads ent irely forme. Respect fully. Nki.ub Ci.i'kf. " Have tried the soap sold bv Mr. Watson Iloutz of this city and consider them first-class. first-class. K. IH'NX. M. 1. liaviier tested Croft & Mend's medicated soap, I pronounce them lir-.t-Chi'.s. tlKo.SM.ilcr. M. I. WATSON HOUTZ, stzt . JOHN W. IIOOVEK, Ji:,-- Ji:,-- mAnaokk Springville Roller Mills- Munufacl urer of and Dealer in Flour and Feed, Custom Grinding a Specially. Cash Paid for Wheat. Mill Noktii f Si'hinovii.i.e. BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO. CieOLiG New L inen ress oodls New Narrow New Luces, Hu v A Dress TlIROl'GII SERVICE. The through car service to Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis and ot her eastern cities, via the 1'iiion Pacific and connections, is unexcelled un-excelled by any other line. The equipment consists of Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, Chair Cars, Dining Cars. RulTet. Library and Smoking cars. For tickets, time tables and other information call on your nearestagent or address E. L. Lomax, Gen. Pass. andTkt. Agt. Omaha, Neb. 13 $ -ch European pJan. -n- Rooms with Steam Jleat, otic to Jl.fiO. $10. to $30 per . month. j 5 Restaurant is First Class, f Silt Lii City. I 5 4v A. A. A jStA AA AStO ;KT VDlll MOMiY'S WOKTH! SALT LAKH HERALD I Biizst, eirifirileat end Best, b, . , r ,u ...... snniim tT k i e' .A ; 1 . 1 i". -1 - v So-;, per month. If j, sm.'ih -1.-.-1 v -uniy i.a & s pr-r year, or V,c. for G rtionths. A Substribe tbroe.gii local agent or send direct to k d 'i:i.O 'IKltAID CO., ? J Salt Lake City, Utah. ed fin Idea Who can think of some simple thin tu patent? Protis?t your hlfts; thev may brlog yen weHllh. Write JOHN WKUDKHUtTRN ft CO., Patent Attorney;), Attor-ney;), W'nsliinRKiu, I). 0., for thlr (l.SO prno oiler auil list cf two kuudrej luTQnUoua wanted. James Cafrey, NOTARY PUBLIC springvillp:. ptah. FARMERS Wi-itfc t the Utah Implement Company l'or .Soaii' f tlt p'ollowlnm 000 Osborne Mowers. PM) Osborne Hinder.. 400 Osborne Rakes. 200 Crown Mower. ,10 Rogal Hakes. ot) Milwaukee Hinders 1 no Leather Top Rug- gies- ,'), $7;"). $125 I7.") SO Surreys. Canopy Top, $!0 to 2T,). 50 Carts, $17 to H". 4uo OslMirne Cultivators. 2tKI()slxiruo Harrows. 200 lm pedal Harrows. 200 Molloe Steel Plows. 100 Imperial Cast Plows. 200 California Plows. 100 Mitchell Wagons. 200(H) Champion Repairs. 20090 Whitney Repairs. 20000 Osborne Repairs, loonn Crown Repairs. AaytMni Ion Want. Write for Prices V TB H IT" Vts. w A T71 T V TT IT? T f a WALKKK. ' 2 21 Geo. E. Johnson. Prop. w and Fancy Velvets. All Cheap! for the Jubilees Utah. Motel Oaten Dusenbpy, Licsec. Meals Served a la Restaurant. Everything First-class : : : Provo Utah. in stamps for a beautiful button but-ton with picture in five colors of Button ee0e the world fam ous "Loop"' near Georgetown, Colo. Address P.. L. Wixchell, r. c. d. i o. u'y Denver, Cedo. G. E. ANDERSON, PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER. Dealer in FRAMES, PICTURE FITTINGS , and GLASS in all sizes, Pictures copied and enlarged by home artists Pictures of family groups, residences, stock or any subjects sub-jects taken on the spot. Keep your Womy at Home. SPRINGVILLE, - UTAH. BO YEARS' EXPIRIRNOE. TRADE MARKS BISICNH, COPYRIGHTS o. Anyone sending s sketch nrt deacrlptlom mT quiobly aKcertaln, free, wltether an Invention f prohahly patentable. Communlnstloni itrfftly cnulidentlal. Oldest nceuej fnraecurtnx ltent in America. We nave a Wanhlnirton ofP. Patent token thruuRli Muaa Co. tecelT peolal notice lu the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully illorrateil, lareeit ctpMilntlon of nr ,oi entitle InarnaJ, weekly, term (3.00 a yean fl.oO six uionilia. Specloion coplet and Uakd Book on Patknts aeut tree. Addrma MUNN & CO., 301 Broadway. New Yarlu V A TUM A . PERFECT HEALTH REGAINED. THE WONOKU OF THE AGE. Grandest discovery in the aiinals of medicine. Guaranteed to cure more disease than any other medicine, treatment or system known to the medical profession. pro-fession. "No MAN made" rcinedy.but 'nature's' true panacea.. Vatutna is an antiseptic gennacide, it positively destroys all "microbe"' and germs of every kind, name and nature, It Is healing and soothing to t he mucuous membrane. It will permanently per-manently cure the majority of cases of llnnichitix, Uo.tttvrh. Dittipi. nil Stomach? Stom-ach? tmidiU'H, ntl tlUu'dHCK of llu '. HUiddrr, JSmivh, Kidneys, Liver, 1 tonxtivntitm, 'i7x, () Sums, lcttl liriti,Vlcrr, KcznMi-. Sfnfida, J!lwd 1'mnon, Rheumatism, Rheuma-tism, A'lto-ti ;)', Diseased Itischaryffi, liscisa itendiitr to Hanioi. Smom and linisical W'ftd nfxsi a, etc. SO MATTER WHAT YOUK AILMENT, AIL-MENT, or where you Lvc, write us a full history of your trouble, and our consulting physician will advise you what to do in order to regain your health. Consultation is FREE and sacredly confidential. Terms very )w. For proof enclose 2 cent stamp. Local agents wanted everywhere. No canvassing. We advertise you in your home paper. Address with stamp. THIS VA'I'ILMA CO., P. o. Itox. Z X Chicago, lu 'fm' |