3rom.cLry 2klo2i1xi of nd Sliop. and Manufacturer THE UTAH VALLEY. GAZETTE. ICapldly Iron Steam Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Brass ' Castings; Castings for Store Fronts, Iron Work for Jails, Bridges and Buildings. FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1889. Boiler Cast Iron HE MUST BUFFER. Wrought and a Specialty. Fencing, Repairing All kinds of I'liunUnsv Gas and Steam Fitting Bmidh Ha Did Xot Know Where to Kiss Woman. .Attended to. Manufacturers and dealers in Steam Ileaters, for A parried woman has Just entered s suit against a prominent man up in Public and Private Buildings, DEVEYS Patent Tubular Iron Farmers. Miners and for Ontario, N. Y., for 3200 damages XELld ftor Old OeLBt Iron. Oaalx for kissing her on the left cheek last P. 0. Box. 178. Half block west of West Oop. September. Tbe affidavit reads that Agents for Leffel Steam Engines and Water Wheels. Wheel-barrow- cSs Provo Lumber 1 1 - - 1 8 Building Co., WHOLESALE and RETAIL Mfg -- DEALERS IN- - Lumber, Laths, Shingles, Bustle Siding, Doors, Windows, Blinds, Mouldings, and all kinds of building material. COMBINATION WIRE AND SLAB FENCE. Orders by mail promptly attended to All goods sold as cheap as the cheapest. fi VO, MJVOlla Offioe and Yard Oqpoalto U. C. R. R. Depot. j W. R. H PAXMAN, Supt. Utah Central Railway Time Card IN EFFECT FEB. 10th, 18f PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE p. 31. A. M. 1.47 and 4.50 Provo, 5.28 Lake View, 2.25 5.50 Pleasant Grove,.... 2.47 6.24 American Pork,.... 3.21 Juab, NephI, Mona, Santaqnln, Payson, Spanish Fork 6.38 7.00 7.15 3.35 3.57 Lehi,..I Arriving at 9. V. M. A. . 7.45 7.50 ..4.25 and ,.4.89 x .4.55 ..5.05 .5.15 i 8.1f 8.25 8.35 10.10 I 6A0 Salt Lake Citv, S Springville Trains leave Salt Lake at 7:20 a. m., and 4:00 p. m., arriving in Prove at 9:35 a. m. and 6:15 p. m. Trains leave Salt Lake for Ogden at 8::10 a. m., and JOHN sIIARP , Gen. Supt. 3:50 p. m. FRANCIS COPE, Gen. Freight and Pass. Agt. 1 j(ei)r y W ageijer EMI G HATTON CANTON. BEBE, Bottled Beer a Specialty, J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. OTllCE A3gB i 3.7 jg-PO- A2TP 1. SECOND BT STISIT L THE ETjEG-JLIST- fcx.T liiahf iaU Lake Ciiyy 3SnE3'OT" T Establishment, Jewelry TAYLOR INTEIjSEJIjT 1 of r Sg , Headquarters of all Southern Utah, for Silver ware, Diamonds, Spectacles, Goods. and Fancy Jewelery Watches, REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. New Store, between Pxovo, Co-o- Clothing - p - House and Taylor Bro.s Store, Utah. C. S. RA.&JMEUS& JSiV. The New Established Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of Plain and Fancy Harness and Saddlery. Fine and Reliable Workmanship, and the Beat Material Used. Call and Examine my Work and Prices. ffepalrlijg Proijipfcly poije. Upholstering Upholstering I 1 I am also prepared to do any and all kinds of plain and Fancy UPHOLSTERING, in the Finest Style known to the trade, as I employ an expert Upholsterer, who Give me a Trial. Learned his trade in Europe. Main or Center St., Provo, Utah. Old Postoffice Building, Palace Drug Store ! City. In the Rear is the Palace Saloon, With a Handsomely fitted up Bar, where the choicest Imported lViijesibe LIqUors aqd Cigars Can Family 'Trade a Specialty. R. S. HINES. Propr. & CO., Dry Qoods, Croceries All Skins, Pelts and WooL Business Done on A Basis of Dcurffil Furs, CASH. Goods Delivered Free of Charge. . . V'f . popular- ity. Notwithstanding the fact that the Provo Bathing Resort has but just been opened, it has already attracted arge numbers of visitors and attained popularity. great and Mr. N. Omansen. the enterprising proprietor of the resort, is sparing no mins to make it peerless, and is almost daily adding new improvements and attractions for excursionists and Messrs. Lode and ileas u well-deserv- ed re-seek- Daniels, of Provo, have been building a neat steam boat, capable of 'carrying forty passengers, which wil! be completed m time to be used on the Fourth of July to convey excursionists out upon the lake, to and from the Provo bathing resort, along the shore. The American Fork steam boat touched at the resort last Sunday morning. This is a convenient craft, owned by E. and Jeff Eastman. It will bring ex cursionists over from American Fork Last Sabbath afternoon regularly. the place attracted a great crowd of fashionable people in cabs and car riage. All who see the place for the first time have expressed their sur prise at its neatness and the facilities it affords for oat-dopleasuring. The general verdict is that it beats tbe Garfield resort very much in attractiveness. A dance is given at the resort each Wednesday and Saturday evenings of each week. Messrs. McClellan k, Drake, the livery firm, run a hack to and from the resort continually, charging 25 cents per round trip. Splendid music is furnished on all special occasions and by every terpischorean party by the Opera House Band. The afternoon of the Fourth of July will be a great occasion at the resort. It deserves a liberal patronage and is obtaining it, too. , - ' . . - ovo sc and area belles of the British Legation under Lord Sackville will soon Manufacturers and shippers of all kinds of BnltU-- and Tank tave a complete reunion at the White, louse, under Mr. Harrison. Lord, SODA, GINGER ALE in fact all Carbonatc-.- l Beveiages. iackvilles French butler, who has Orders by mail solicited and prompt attention guaranteed. een spending the tedium in Paris is Smoot, Richards & Co.. Proprietors. understood to be about to return to Jno. t. Pyne, Manv, accom-ilished his to the United States rejoin French wife, who lias been for some time in charge of President HarEven poor old risons wittles. Hawkins the historic Hawkins is not be spared. A white man is henceforth to sit on the box of the White House carriage, and as Harrison insists upon a footman .which Mr. Cleveland never did, the white coachman will be reinforced by a white footman. Those having property to sell will do well to list it with HR. BLAINE SHOULD INVESTIGATE. Mexico Doesnt Attach Mach Respect to i &c Siryca.er, Jones gREAL estate agents, R. L. SHORES, American Citizenship. WicniTA.Kau., June 16. Geo. L. Andrews, ox Toledo, O., now homeNo. 711, Center St., Provo,- Utah. ward bound, says that about the middle of last November, acting upon the advice of his friends, he went to Mexico to recuperate his health. Having no particular point in view, he stopped off at Candelabra, a small town on the Mexican Central, fifty miles south of DEALER IN Paso Del Norte. A few days afterward he was arrested and taken before the Mayor Province. He was ignorant of the charges against him, not having knowingly violated the Importer of fine Cigars and Tobacco, Perfumery, laws, but after the formality ot a few of was out marched he minutes trial, Fancy Soaps, Pocket Knives, Patent the court and into prison. He made and Medicines, Trusses, several unsuccessful appeals to Amerfirst-claIn a Drug store. usually kept Everything icans to secure his release, and at last engaging in conversation with another American prisoner, he was advised to send word to the English Consul. Before he could do this he was taken Malm Street, Payson, Utah. down with smallpox, from which he did not recover until January. Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Soap, Playing Cards. About the 1st of May some English tourists stopped at the jail, and telling them he was an Englishman from Q-e- o. Liverpool and had been illegally imhis he that they place urged prisoned, Successor to J. C. Withers St Co.l case In the hands of the English Consul, this was evidently done, for the 31st of March he was released. All gg Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of Harness and Saddlery. JSS his property had been appropriated by THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT his jailers, and be was compelled to of the kind south of Salt Lake City. borrow money enough to reach El Paso, where he telegraphed to Toledo A Complete and Splendid Stock of Plain and Fancy Harness always on hand, assortment of Saddles, Chapereyos, and made to order. Mammoth and received money with which to s, and ever; thing usumake the journey home. Ills imWhips, First-claa food in was his and horrible Shop. ally WHOLESALE kept BAPTISM. prisonmentswine. He COMPETITION DEFIED I the not fit for that GUARANTEED J SATISFACTION says Tha l Uumlrtd Negruei Iramsrsed la tha Mexican authorities have an utter Done. Promptly Repairing .UMt Laat Saturday. facilities for Manufacturing Good of my business and my unrivaled disregard for the rights of a citizen of N. B. Owing to the extent I can sell First-clas-s a heavy or buggy lowest Goods States. United cost, the the at possible gays a letter to harness at such bargains that parties at distanoo ond was aesirinir to buy anything in Bilks see Irish those to this line will save inhabit- A almost without an at Jones' ant. The entire black population MoneyThis I can guarantee. Notice. by dealing with me. had gone to the bunks of the James see to ever the river Payson City, Utah. biggest baptism Mr. W. H. McClellan is hereby au- GEO. W. WILLIAMS, known among the colored churches. thorized to solicit subscriptions and About 300 were put under the water, advertisements for The Utaii Val and many more are to follow. This ley Gazette, and will make collecis the first result of the unprecedented tions and for 8ame in the name revival going ou here for three weeks of this receipt until further corporation iu the colored churches. The scenes notice. Pub. Co. Dixon during the last week culminated yes19, 1889. On the Shore of Utah Lake. May Provo, terday and last night in such wild Hose, Mlasos Hose, Child's Hose. New chantings, to the accompaniment of I adles and elegant stock at Jones as to render sleep imJSmfcklqg possible in many parts of the city, the hot weather seeming to add to the inThe Remington and Caligrafh pRijelijgaijd JSostlijg etc of No tbeir fervor. supplies, cyclostyles, religious typewriters, tensity colored person, no matter how irre- Prices and circulars upon application ligious. dares refuse taking the hand to B. Bachman, Jr., agent, room No.8, Public. Everything arranged to accommodate the Pleasure-Seekin- g of one just converted, although this court house, Fovo. on allowed tbe e No grounds. movement necessitates a pump-handlintoxicating liquors until the convert relates the long yyool Dusters, a parlor necessity, at Jones' story of the visions he has seen leadhis to conversion. Hence up Dances every Wednesday and Saturday. up ing to the small hours, the loud singim; of PROBATE NOTICE. After this week a STEAM LAUNCH will make regular trips from this experience went on, the voices of :he i chanters often acquiring a peculiar Txubxtoiit or Utah, .. County. staccato, in accordance with the vigor IN Utah N. OMANSEN, Proprietor. THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR of the The correspondsaid county . In the matter of the estate and Utah . of Herman Haas', a minor: Provo, ent, standing under a window at 1 guardianship cause show sale to order Order of why oclock this morning, could catch from of real estate should not lie made. three different points such song lines Adolf Hus, the guardian of tbe person and estate of Herman Haag. a minor, having filed as these: his petition herein praying1 for an order of sale I got de ole saytn in dls lef han t, of the whole of tbe real estate, of said A 1 gwine to hole him, too: fOr the purpose therein set forth: An in dis right ban I got de rightIt is therefore ordered, by the Judge of said court that all persons Interested in the estate eous sword, of said minor appear before the said Probate Whar I gwine to hole him too; Court on Saturday the SOthday of July. 1888, In the forenoon of said day, at the An ole saytn may call, an ole saytn at 10 o'clock Court Room of said Probate Court, at the may cry, of Utah, Court House, in Provo City, But 1 done wid him. should not bn to show cause why an orderCounty so much of Then the voice of another brother, granted to tbe said guardian to sell os real estate of the said minor shall bo Only three miles Northwest of Provo. just happy and impatient to relate tne necessary: his experience, broke in; And that a copy of this ordor be published Parties desiring to take a trip out to this Delightful weeks at least once a week for four successive ,(Hor him down, hoP him down Resort for picnics or parties, of any kind, can secure the exclusive V alley Gazette, a newspaper De Lamb said to me, Ise gwine to in Tu Utah In said Utah County. and published printed of the Rustic Pavilion, and Beautiful Grounds for special ocuse set you free. Txruitortoror Utah, I Utah, casions. Apply to chains all off, de shackles done County L. Hallidav, Clerk of the Probate Court I.V. broke; u. tbo Utah County, of that T., hereby certify done gone out of big damna- foregoing is a full, true and oorrect copy of the original, order to show cause why orderof tion. , sale of real estate should not be made, in Oomhoo; thank you, sweet Jesus. Visitors are Always Welcome Without Charge. Those who estate and guardianship of Herman Haag, This relators song was broken in- tbe a minor. to visit the resort can procure desire to by the ringing voice of a female Witness mr hand and the seal of said Court LSxAial in Provo at my qffloe City, Utah, this sfc GUfc wrought up to frenzy as she shrieked: 80th day of June. A. D. lift. Thank God, my Jesus come to me, V. L. Halliday, Probate Clerk. Over the U. C. R. R. he did. He said, Sister I want you, he - Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, or ss Compounded Prescriptions Accurately or 3Da.y W. Williams, TXt,a.li, Payson Oity, Pack-saddle- ss FroVo patitiijg Resort, hand-shakin- kokusv g, Stills Pavilion Floor forty By fifty feet. Ice Cream, Cold Lunch and Soda Water. hand-shakin- g. dcoo-den- ake View Gardens, IftSew Summer Resort, j"' J. C. Nielsen, Provo P. O. loUid Trip Tickets did, I said, Yes, sweet Lamb, I did. He said Den wander no mo, he did. The home missionaries of Utah Stake Deliverer of life right at yo foot. are appointed to preach on Sunday, De crystal water splashln June 29, 1889. at the Wards desigknee. nated: Take off dem chains an put on white robes. D. R. Taylor, Provo 1st Ward. Thank God, thank God ! C. L. Christiansen, Thus it was kept up. In many inGeo. W. Wilkins, Provo 2nd stances fifteen minutes time was conWm. Robertsen, sumed in shaking one person by the B. F. Blanchard, Provo 3rd hand and relating visions. Wm. Bramall, David Lant, 11 Provo 4th XOtlM. J. L. Townshend, James Finlayson, desire to inform I my many pathms Pr0T0 6th Lorenzo Iluish, and the people of Provo in general, Thos. B. Heelis, that my business of undertaker, carTlmpanogos. Wm. Chatwln, penter and contractor will, during my Geo. Comer, absence in Europe, be taken charge of Springville. Jas. M. Andersen, by O. H. Olsen. Mr Olsen has been John McNeil, in my employ over three yean, and al Mapleton. Ebeneser Hunter, work entrusted to his care will be J. T. Thorn, manner. faithfully done in a first-cla-O. Spanish Fork. Louis P. Lund, H. Berg. Lewis Harvey, Provo, March 1, 1889. Salem, F. C. Banks, J. W. Bean, I shall continue the above business payson. J. W. Booth, at the shop, one block north of the V. L. Hallidav, railroad depot. Coffins and caskets Benjamin, Geo. W. Gee, supplied on a few houn notice, and at C. D. Glazier, reasonable rates. Lake Shore. J. W. Cluff, O. H. Olson. A. Singleton, Santaquln. John Dixon, EVEN HAWKINS MUST GO. E. Fatridge, Goshen. L. A. Wilson, President Harrison Discharges All Colored Employes of tha Vfhlta House. John G. Jones, Cedar Valley. A. L. Booth, Washington, June 16. President R. T. Thomas, Harrison doesnt like to bave colored Lehl. W. R. H. Paxman servants him any mere than he about W. A. McCullough likes to have the malodorous alianthus Alpine. Lars P. Nelson, tree in the grounds around the White America, Fork. House. The President has had all tbe trees cat down and taken Frederick tfewlr, 1 p,eMant Grov,. alianthus from the lawn, and his environaway Jos. A. Reese, ment is soon to be as clear of colored Hours of meeting: Provo Fifth people. The colored cook and most of Ward, 10:80 a. m., Tlmpanogos Ward, the colored servants who used to be 2 p. m., and in the ward meeting around the White House in Mr. Clevehouses at 6:80 p. m., Springville, S p. lands time have been dispensed with, m., Spanish Fork, 2 and 7 p. m., Salem, and the few that remain will be given 2 p. m., Payson, 2 and 6:30 p. in., San- their liberty the summer sea2 p. m., Goshen, 2 p. m., Lehl, son when the during Presidential household taquln, 2 p. m., Alpine, 10 a. m., American is away at Deer Park, and will not be Fork, 2 ana 7 p. m.. Pleasant Grove, invited to return when the summer 2 p. m., Cedar Fort, 10 a. m., Fairfield, season is over. White men and wo2 p. m.. Spring Lake, 2 p. m., Ben- men will take their places. One part jamin, 2:30 p. m.. Lake Shore 2:80 of the late lamented Lord Sackvllles domestics are now on deck at the p. m. White House. The other part would Notice. have been there long ago nad it not No employe of this office or of this been for the light which The World company has authority to contract cast upon the subject some time ago, debts against this corporation except and unless some unexpected difficulty too, will soon upon a written order signed by the comes in the way they, kitchen mates be brought In. Tbe Dixon Pub. Go manager. : aJSS PRODUCE. Paid for all kinds of Cash attaining n ss obtained. DUNN the kiss was a surprise whereby she was thrown into a state of nervous prostration and was incapacitated for household duties for a number of weeks. The defendant admits the kissing, but says that he regarded her as his child, claiming that the kiss was a simple surprise and act of affection. New York is getting an unenviable reputation abroad in regard to the ignorant blunders of its men in the exercise of the rare privilege of kissing. It is not long since Baby Bunting Arbuckle had to come down with $45,000 for blunders committed in kissing BUnnie Campbell. The case of the Ontario woman Is not surprising. Any man who will commit the unpardonable sin of kissing a woman on the left or any other cheek when the mouth, so full of electric thrill and bliss, is so near and ready, deserves everybody's contempt. He has the scorn of the women already. No woman will ever forgive a man for kissing her on the cheek unless some unremovable obstruction covers the elysian spot nature has fitted with all the proper appliances fur kissing. A woman knows what are her rights and privileges, and she expects a man to do his whole duty circumstances. under some If he fail to plant a kiss where it will do the most good, then he may expect to take the consequences. The women expect men to take advantage of the blessings providence throws in their way, and when a sweet pair of lips are near and tbe harvest is ripe, or the coast clear, which is the same thing, they expect us to make hay while the sun shines, as it were. This Ontario man neglected his opportunities and that in a manner no woman can be expected to forgive. Nature has provided a womans mouth with a battery of electrical bliss, and the month alone must be operated on to fire the spark. This the Ontario man failed to do and he must pay for his blunder. She says it was such a surprise to her that she was prostrated and unable to do any household work for several weeks. This Is but natural. Had he socked that kiss on the kisser instead of on the cheek he would not have prostrated her. Women have been known to express surprise at a thrilling, soulful kiss suddenly but feelingly and earnestly planted where it ought to be, but they have never been prostrated for more than a few seconds. And then a repetition of the offense seemed to steady the nerves and strengthen the patient so that she was enabled to endure an number of prolonged shocks of the same kind in the coarse of a few hours. This Ontario man failed to recognize this fact and will have to pay for it. Then his defense Is worse if possible ne claims that he regarded her as his child. If there are moments when woman doesnt wish to be treated as your child, and there are such moments, it is when providence so shapes things that a mans only duty is to kiss her promptly and properly. This is what the Ontario man failed to do Any jury will award that woman the $200 damages, and if the man will look at it in the proper light, and as the woman undoubtedly ex pects him to look at it, he wil consider his money well spent in learning the lesson. HOME MISSIONARIES. Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Jewelry, Silver and Piated-war- e a Specialty. Provo Comer of Seventh and J Streets, THE FBOrO BATBINO RESORT, Ifstes Four Choice FedigreM Stallions. MARTIN & DRAKE Importers and Breeders of Suffolk Punch, STUD BOOKS. English Shire AND CLEVELAND BAY HORSES AND SHETLAND PONIES, Short-Hor- &Holestien Cattle n OStock For Sale at All Times on Reasonable Terms. PROVO CITY, UTAH. Box 17. Darner Our horses are selected with great care for their superior qualities and high Individual merit, we Invite comparison with any Stud In the West. Our horses are registered in French and American We can furnish good pasturage without any for any number charge of mares In HAIUOir SEASON. To parties from a distance. Our purebred French Coach Stallion, MONARCH, Is the only horse of this unrivaled breed in Utah sired Territory. He was by the french Govern- - DEALER8 IN I FRENGH COAGH EM from ail Alter Ainl 21. HA8T-BOUN- TRAINS. No.8. 8:10 a. m. 9:80 a. m. 11 :10 a. u. 6:08 p. m. 8:08 p. m. 7:46 p. m. . Lv. Ogden Ar. Salt Lake City. Ar. Provo.. .......... Ar. Green River. Ar. Pueblo Ar. Denver. WEST-BOUN- . D Lv. Denver., ............ Ar. Pueblo. ............. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Green River Provo.. Salt Lake City. Ogden TRAINS. No. 7. 1889. No. 4. 6:40 p. m 7:05 p.m 9:18 p. m 4:86 a. ra 8:00 a. m 7:16 a. m No. S. 8:00 p. m 13:40 a. m 10:46 p. m 6:68 a. m 7:40 a. m 9:16 a. m BINGHAM AND ALTA TRAINS. 7:60 a. m Leave Salt Lake City 4:30 p.m Arrive Salt Lake City D. O.DODGK, General Manager. DEALER IN General Merchandise, etc. Groceries, Glass-war- e, CURRENT TIME TABLE. In J. H. BENNETT, Gen. Pass. Agt. One of the most Complete Stores in Provo City, Eiyoying a Large and Thoroughly Established Business. From this Magnificent Stock of Goods sales, will be made during the Next Dap, 60 At Cost. . t I'':: a Real Bargain. brick stock, and" the Call and get who owns As the lady the elegant building occupied by it, wishes to retire from all active business, she offers either the stock or the building, or both, for sale at a bargain, and parties desiring to invest in an enterprise that is well established, ana will par. from the start, will do well to call at once and get prices and terms from Provo, E. Horton, Mrs. Corner Center and West Main Street. - I i . , Utah. . . V.- HORSES. Mrs. E. Horton, WESTERN RAILWAY. SCENIC UNE OF THE WORLD! i PERCHERON Spanish Fork, Utah County, Utah, Me & Rio WM. P. BOWEN & BROS., ment. Stallion Vousere This alone should be a sufficient guarantee of the high Standard Qualities of the horse. This horse is numbered 108 tn tbe French Coach Horse Stud Book of America. His French number Is 1L808: oolor dark bay; weight 1300 extra fine pounds traveler and a superb and perfect anlmaL We also have the following Peroheron Stallions: Beauchamps No, 6666, travels In San Pete County; Sultan, No. 6618, travels tn Utah County, in charge of Mr. Richard Falfray; 6686. and Davoust, No. In charge or Mr. Orvil Markhsm.also In Utah County.traveling ' .! ' 3