A I TJT7 ft '2 H VOL 7. NO 17. SPRINGVILLE, UTAH, THURSDAY, DEC KM DVAl IP,, 1897, PRICE- $2.00 PER YEAR. lei:t geovhrs meet. Delegates Api Int 3 to a County Convention Con-vention to be SJel'J Soon, lu pursuance to tl:e call publislicil in the last issue of the Indciiciulcnt between seven tytlw and a hundred j of til;) beet growers (if Siirmuville and j Maplctou m;t in io;! u. etiiitf at tlxM City Hull at 2 i. in. Monday. ! J. S. B over was chosen to net as ! chairman und John II. Lee as tiere-tary tiere-tary of the meeting. After some discussion it was decided de-cided that a union of all the heel growers of Utah county should be formed, so as to better keep up the price of beets. The following gentlemen were appointed ap-pointed as a committee to confer with the beet growers of other sections sec-tions of the county, with the idea of having a convention of beet growers called to meet in some citv in the northern part of the county: li. L. Mcndenhall, Geo. If. Matson, Jr , John S. Boyer. S. D. Fultner, Geo. Mason, Mont Johnson and Archie Lambson. The business of the convention will be the forming of a closer union among the beet growers, and to pet ition i-tion the sugar company for a raise in the price of beets, and to change some features in the beet contracts. This move will undoubtedly result in the forming of a union of. the beet growers who furnish the beets for the Utali Sugar company. Royal makes the food pure, wholesome anil dellcloui. 1 Absolutely Pure flOVAl BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK. Bl'SI.NESS ISUIKt'K. The S,riugvi!!e Holler Mill place to get your grist, ground. is i For first-class dental wuik go to Dr. ". ii. Nelson. ( II Webb wants to buy pigs, cattle cat-tle ami poultry, lie pays cah. The best place in town to gel meat is at the Miner Meat Market. Go to the i!oer House Sunday dinner. To get the v; ing or wheeli & iiovvdcll, for your Household Gods. The ancient Greeks believe that the Penates were the gods who attended at-tended to the welfare and prosperity of the family. They were worshipped as household gods in every home. The King's New Discovery. For consumption, consump-tion, coughs, colds and for all affections affec-tions of Throat, Chest and Lungs it is invaluable. It has been tried for a quarter of a century and is guaranteed to cure, or money returned. No household house-hold should be without this good ungel. It is pleasant to take and a safe and sure remedy for old and young. Free trial bottles at C. J. Petersons Drug Store. Regular size 50c and $1.00. Puttie School Department. Misses AnuicNNE Moi.kn and i'oua Allen. Editors. There are 870 pupils enrolled this week. Last Friday, Dec. 10th, the schools were honored by a visit from Su; t. J. S. Brown and Prof. Fra.nk A. 'Me-Graw, 'Me-Graw, principal of the Proyo Bench schools. They spoke very highly of our schools. Next Friday afternoon the parents are cordially invited to attend a debate de-bate to be given by some of the leading lead-ing pupils of the eighih grade, in Pioom No. 6. The debate is to resolve that should a foreign army invade ourcountiy and threaten to burn the capitol, would the President have ! power to declare war and call out the household god of today is Dr. army without the consent of C'on- L. 0. T. M. -BANQUET. The Hotel Boyer a Scene of TArtu and Joy Saturday Night. v Last Saturday evening the Ladies of Hie Maccabees adjourned after their I song books which have just come out, grers Last Tuesday evening, Dec. 14th, the pupils of the Eighth grade gave a very enjoyable surprise to iheir teacher, W. E. Ilydaleh, at his residence. resi-dence. They presented him with a handsome celluloid tuck tie case, and an autograph album in which the pupils had written a line of remembrance. remem-brance. Singing, reciting, game-playing game-playing and eating, were the enjoyments enjoy-ments of the evening. At about 12 O'clock the merry party' brolit Trip by all joining in the hymn of "() My Fat iter," and everybody said "good night," all agreeing that they had a very enjoyable t inie. We are well-pl:ased with the li ttlc meeting to the Hotel Boyer, at the invitation of Miss Lenta Kennedy, t he organizer of t he hive. The ol her guests of the evening were Sir containing all the school songs. Two hundred have been distributed among the jiuiiils and a vast improvement is not iceable in the singing. Since the Knights Gibson and Jordan. After a-! beginning of school there has been t lie parlor the ' some trouble pleasant, meeting in company adjourned to (he dining j singing, mul room, where refreshments were in ! thev did not i waiting. At the close of the repast songs. Now the company drank a toast iti Springville's best water to the prosperity pros-perity and lon0' life of the Springville hive. The uext toast proposed was "to the interest, tact, wisdom and Judgment of the Lady Commander. " The Lady Commander responded by rising, and after a few remarks gracefully grace-fully presented Miss Kennedy a beautiful beau-tiful silver and gold souvenir spoon. Miss Kennedy, although evidently much surprised, managed to exyress her gratitude. After supper the company once more repaired to the parlor, where several hours more were spent in conversation con-versation and games, the ladies adjourning ad-journing just in time to keep from breaking the Sabbath. Excursion Rats Bee. 23rd. Via Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake and return only $1.25. Train leaves at 7:42 a. m., returns at 6 p. in. aboi.t the children not their t x:iie va il.;;t. know th ; words of i lie they have no excuse for not .singing. Mr. Kelly ordered l.Wu. and oUO have been delivered thin lar. The printers have had the privilege of placing a few advertisements in the backs of the books, which reduces the cost to the pupils. l;nrioi;iAL tiioi'hts. For the past seven weeks the editorials edi-torials have been under the prc-ei.t management, and as this is our l.i-l week we thought we might take a review of w hat wo have gone over Up to the present time we have coiu- No-lo-Hae for fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. wul:c weak men strong, blood pere. buc.il. All Ufuci'ista MAPLETON ML'TfEUIXtiS. Tew Whitney and Mr. Erlandson went up to Salt Lake City Saturday. James E. Hall.of Springville, spoke to the people Sunday afternoon and evening. There are no new cases of fever here, and all the old ones are repoi ted to be rapidly vanishing. The Mapleton Literary society gave auiock trial Saturday u in tit, in which a prominent citizen was aqensed of stealing a plow. The jury is still ''hung." Thomas Williams, one of our most sturdy and energetic citizens, has received re-ceived the appointment of County Jailor at Provo. lie is now eng.iged in transferring himself and family to the county seat. We will let you go awhile Tom, but be sure to come back, for we do not wish to loose any of our best citizens. pleted the course of study prescribed for ttie grades or public schools. Y e have been storing our minds with useful use-ful knowledge, which is the corner stone of the foundation of our future education. What we study and master mas-ter here will support the knowledge' which oniy the future will reveal. The ( a,-acit y of our minds is broarder and they are occupied with thought ol the importance of education; of the heights we may attain to by diligent, perusal of our books. The advancement advance-ment of our school is due fo the effort of the pupils and not the teachers. During the short interval of our association here we have learned to appreciate the good qualities of each other; we have cultivated a feeling of friendship which we trust will not cease with the end of the school year. As pupils we desire to obey the rules of the school, and elevate ourselves to the level where successful students belong. We, the class of '!)3,' have the aim of graduation in view at the end of the year. The aim of all pupils, from the smallest up to the laigest, is promotion from year to year, until they reach the eighth grade, when graduation is their immediate im-mediate ambition. By no means do our ambitions end at the graduation from the public schools. This is only the beginning for some of the studious stud-ious and successful college courses. It will be the means of lilting some foractive business careers, Many of the student will not have the opportunity oppor-tunity of obtaining a complete college col-lege education; some may not even have any chance at all of entering college, but we trust that the good desires which have been implanted in tlu-ir hearts by their association here will not die with their hope of future eminence, and that they will continue to prow in knowledge and Improve their minds. st job of lilaeksmitji-;lit lilaeksmitji-;lit work go to Kindred If you want a shave in the latest style go to Wood & Packard and give them a trial. If you want a good shave go to Brown & Manwaring. The Houtz family record design has been reduced to $3.00 framed, and 91 .50 without frames, for the holidays. Order now The prettiest and best dolls in the city at Whitehead's store. E. J. Stanson has just received consignment of holiday goods. hi Call and s"e the nnv stock of goods at the City Drug store. Call at Mrs. L. M. Murphey's and see her new stock of millinery goods. Take, vour harness to Pexton, at thcMiner building to have them repaired. re-paired. A few doll? at cost, to close them out, at the Notion Store in the Miner luiiding. j Make your wife a Christmas pre-sait pre-sait of a nice piece of furniture and g j to Molen & Cuffrey's to get it. :, If you have a picture which you wa it enlarged or framed Bee G, li Anderson about it. Holiday Excursion via Orema Sliort Line. One fare for the round trip Is an-j nounecd for the holidays to all points on the Oregon Short Line Union P.i-ci P.i-ci (Jo ana Sin I'ele Valley Uys. within with-in 250 m les from station at which tickets are purchased. PKLl.INU DATKS. December 24! h, 2."ih, 31st, and January 1st, with llnal limit of Janu ary 3rd, 1S98. Tickets sold .n above dates will be good for continuous passage only. STATE TEACIIEKS COXVENTION'. To be held at P.ovo, D,r, 27 to 23, 1 8U7. Tickets will be cold Salt Lake to Nephi D c. 27l!i aa I 2St.li. From points S.iuth of Nephi, 25th and 27th with final limit Dec. .'tilth. Other special excursions will ba announced an-nounced later in this paper. G. W. Ghaio, Ticket Agent; Provo. D. E. BfltLKY, G. T. A., Salt Like City. Green apples for sale at Wm. ltvyiance's. M. Boyer & Bringhurst are paying the hi.hest price for turkeys. You can get MeGowen's salmon Boyer & Bringhurst. at Christmas candies 10. 15and 20 cents per pound at Boyer & Bi ingliurst's. S 'cial bargains in shoes and clothing cloth-ing e.i Buyi r & Bringhuist's. IloiiU's store is Christmas candies. headquarters for A grand assortment of Christmas toy s ind presents at II. T. Reynolds & (Vs. TV C.;i tt'iito Your llimcis With CHfirarota. u'.y t'nlhiu u. ("iit fo'isrinntiori firtor. c. If i'. C. C. lull, tii-nikViKisriitund money. Fruit Farm for Sal?. I have a tract of about 9 acres of first class fruit land, on a southern slope, with first-class water right. About '2.V acres are set with 000 peach, pear airl apple trees; 2 acres are set wiih '2,000 grape vines; the balance of t lie plat is in lucerne. All trees and vines are in full bearing. bear-ing. For sale cheap, for cush. Enquire for pni ticulara of, Davis Clakk, Springville, Utah. Foot Ball Contest At Salt Lake Dec. 2.1i J. Special rates of 5125 for the round trip, Pall in line and see. the great contest. Take the Short Line. NOTIONS A Complete Prices to Suiti Miner Building. Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, 01 says, ''After two doctors giu-e up my boy to die, I saved him from croup by using One Minute Cough Cure." It is the quickest and most certain remedy for coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles. C. J Peterson. Farm for tJale. Place of about 40 acres. 30 of which Js improved, located in Hubble Creek: canyon at the mouth of Dry Canyon, willi good house and barn, grauery and other buildings. Pries $1,500, part cash. Inquire of L. S. Whiting, Oakland, Utah. Fxftmfno Onr 2h cent T iW J'ack Curry Comb. Jtst tho 'liiii '.; for A Mi horses, Especial-y Especial-y Nervou u:id LJeusitive Oaes. Our At a merely nominal price, the Nicw Yokk Lkdoku is m iking one of the most remarkable Camera offers of the season. They are sending out an immense im-mense number of cameras to all parts of the United States. It is iu realty but : : : : Fifty Cents far the Camera, with complete nut (1 1 for photographing and developing. Send today for full particulars regarding regard-ing this reiuai kable offer, as it is ex-treemly ex-treemly limited. The Camera is thoroughly high grade and first-class in every respect, tit ted with all modern mod-ern improvements, and is guaranteed as represented. Address C A M F. K A D K P A KTM EXT, The New York Ledger Leaser Bultdia;?, X. Y. City. Dolls Draped in our own goods Nice Line of New Candies, Groceries, Etc. Etc. Jas. Whitehead, Jr. : Springville. J If you want to i Fruits o r rroduee Please Call on or Write me, WM. M. ROYLANCE, Springville, TJtah ssfev Car Load Lots a Specialty. Agent for Bicycles, Studebaker Wagons, Etc. Gasli Pi 1f3 H ident Mfir - j lie iUIl An nual Message was sent to Congress on Monday the 6th inst. and while it is an able state document referring in a statesman-like manner to National Na-tional questions, fully maintaining the dignity of our great country, there is no definite measures suggested for the maintainanee of the poor. All are left to rustle for tiiemselves, and as we have to rustle rus-tle some funds we will sell for cash until sold. GROCERIES. Flour 2.10, 2.20 ami 2 40 j.er cwt. Mixed canne'l fruits l,")c can. Christinas camlies 10. 12, l." sunl 20c lb. Peanuts lTu: ll. or 2 lbs, for 25e. Mixed nuts 20o 11). Pile's soap 5c to 20c bar. Dunliains cocosmit 10 nn12fV .kg. Currants and Raisins 10c. lb. Dalmatian tigs 15c lb. Five gla. Coal oil fur 1.10. Fifty lbs. salt for 50c. DRY GOODS. A choice lot of Remnants 5, 7J, and 10c. Selections in dress poods 15, 17. J and 25c. Fancy Eiderdown 40 and 50c. Plaid Outing Fiannel Gic per yd. Special Offers. 12-4 all wool Blankets -$2.05. Floor oil cloth and 1 1 no! iu in 50c to 2.40. Curtain Scrim (lie yard. Curtain Lace 25c yard. patterns Children's slioes, 5s to 8s 25c pair, " 8s to 12s 1 00 to 1.50. Misses " 13s to 2s 1.10 to 1.75. Ladies' " 1.35 to 2.75. Mens " 1.00 to 2.75. Poys " 1.25 to 2.00. CLOTHING L FURUISHIHGS. Childrens clothing from 1.35 to $5 a suit Youths & lioys clothing 4 00 to 5.50 " Mens clothing G.00 to 11.00 a suit. A few nice overcoats from 8 00 to 14.00. Mens sweaters GOc to 110. " work shirts from 50 io 90c. " white and fancy laundered shirts from 75c to 1 .25. Cravats and 4-in-liHnd ties 25 to 50c. Underwear lioin 1.00 to 2 00 a suit. Linen and Celluloid cuHsand collars. An endless variety of collar button from 5c dz to 25c eich. COME AND SEE. Full Hue of Oernmn Soeks and Overs. Mens, Ladies, Misses and Childrens Arties and Rubbers- it" n n nmvv mil uuuijuii CTi th flonh Quit i ll MUU OUll Buy vour Friends uselul articles for presents, such as nice Dishes, Water and Wine Sets, Lamps, Lap Robes, Etc. TURKEYS WANTED. JLJUy Cl 06 iJi nig AIUIDU 4