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Show the world, Strong-an- d rnbllshed Weekly, hangs In Health Since Taking Hood's Sarsaparilla grant - BT smith Well texira stored aiths postofflee American Fork No Other Medicine Can Take Ik1 m Place ae a Blood Purifier. (or transmission through the mall 11 natter. class Bfcond My little girl was thin end slokly, but 1A0 she has bean taking Roods Sarsaparilla On Tsar in Advanc- ewelL My 2.00 and now she Is strong and It not paid in advance for Hoods taken Bsrsspsrllla bas 1 Six Mon tin.... bowel and complaint of tbs longs oftnoss w and Three Months it bas helped him greatly. Other members of tbs tsmlly here derived benefit from it." Mua. Amt Wiucox, 248 bus-ha- nd AMERICAN FORK TO THE FRONT. North Third Street, Belt Leke City, Utah. MWe are never without a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla in our house, for no The town baa bean fall of enthasl-as- other medicine esn take its pleoe ae a all day, Capt B. A. Wedgwood blood purifier and health restorer. We Fro-y- o Is the general result having arrived this morning from D. 8. A. find that good health for tbe vclonteera to enlist of taking It. My aged grandparents have Army. Tbe band baa been out and benaed It for years, and would not be withflags are unfurled all over town, and fired are out It." Mnnfi Mukdocx, Hebcr, Utah. eannone sides being are being many drama and tin horns used wltb much force . In fact tbe town seems to be literally alive with Xa the Bet-- Jn fact the On True Blood Purifier. patriotism and tbn boys are enllBtlng Bold by all druggists. Frloe, 111 six for . in great ebape. We hope the people the only pins to take will give them a grand banquet before HOOd S FlllS are Hoods Sarsaparilla. with are: they depart. Those enrolled so far BerLoula Burk, Frank Adams, J. II, Theatre at the opera house May 9th lin, Jos. II. King. John C. Gough, W R. Greenwood, May ion Boley, George find 10th. Mitchell, of American Fork and Niels MUsStensa Blobm has been visitNielson, Thos Jens and Chas. B. Herron her parents this week. ing of Fleasant Grove. Dr, J. F. Noyes J. W. Booth of Alpine has been called was examlnlug physician. on a mission to Turkey. He goes July 1st. A TERRIBLE AFFAIR AT PLEASANT GROVE. Miss Charlotte Danaey of Riverton David Shelley of tats place were and Thursday evening a most lamentable married yesterday. father quarrel oeenred between and son, which Is likely to result In The Oondero have opened an lee the death of the former. There has eream parlor and confectionery store In eeemed to be a dleoordant note between the basement of the Hotel Beek. Peter Morris Poulson and his eon Don Coray has been fired and ComJames, from his boyhood np, and now missioner Bullock says the Commisyonng Poulson Is 80 or over, and has i sioners hah nothing to do with employ wife and four children, tint the oom batlveness still continues. Last even lng him. leg they met In the father's barn, The Misses Jennie and Effle Costa of when a dispute arose over some money Balt Lake Olty and Mrs. Leona Crooks James was owing hie father. The elder of Enreka have been visiting here Poulson became enraged, grabbed this week. shovel, hlttlug James, knocking him Dandruff lean exudation from the down twice, when he dropped the ehov of the skin that spreads ant pores el and ran for the house. James, blinded with anger and pain, grabbed the dries, forming scarf and causing the to fall oat. HallsHf ir Renewer shovel and followed after hie father, hair cures it. who reached the porch just as the eon' shovel descended on his head, spitting I Mrs, A. Houston from Mammoth was open; The father was tenderly carried In town Friday, making arrangements Into the house and James came to to have a new picket fence ball American Fork for Dr. Noyes, who on around her lot, and a porch bnllc In arriving asked that another physician front of her home here. beoalled. Dr. Rogers of Pleasant MIbb. Mid a Houston has gone to Grove wu then called in. The physi W. Mrs. and Mammoth J. mother her wonnds and found elans ezimlncd the who has been at Mammoth the sknll crashed and the brain oozing Houston, out. They give hopes of hie recov- for about a month will return home with her Snnday evening. ery. Mr. Fonlson Is a prominent eltlzen Marshall Knight 1b demonstrating of Pleasant Grove, ana the occarenre that the Illicit dispensing of liquor in Is very much regretted, as the father Provo can be proven, and the offenders and son, outside of iheso quarrel punished. The people of tbe county worked to each others lntrest. James seat are speaking in high terms of Is now bowed down with grief at the him. result- .- Pleasant Grove Correeponden Moses Jones, Wm. McCandless and to the Tribane. Arthur Lewis, three bloodB from Lehl, were given 15 days la jail to day for Program fw 6th Grade, A, gradual assault upon the person of Fred nen Jon exercises to be given in Room rlod withont cause, in the neighborCentral Building, Thursday, May 5th hood of Jake Greenwood's home. at 730 p. m. Jos. Shipley will open a new restauOpening Bong by the class; rant next week where the Williams Prayer by Chaplain Albert Spratley. bakery now Is; This will make fonr Valedictorian, Rosa Birch. restaurants here in addition regular Historian, Lizzie Thornton. to the other regular boarding houses Eulcgtzer, Howard Robinson. The of this part of the country Hongty Sadie Chlpmsn and Sadie mustpeople believe in eating extensively. McNeill. Distinguished Indians," Dialogue, TUB SOCIETY EVENT, George Parker, Oscar Lee, Albert Sprat At tbe opera hoose. May 9 and 10, Mrs ley, aud John Christenson. Recitation, "Origin of the Flag," Ada Dow Carrier Presents Miss Janet Waldorf and her Superb Company In Cora Barratt. Dialogue, "Ever so Many Blunders," Mary LorHl's sterling heroic drama Chralotte Durrant and others. Ingomar, The Barbarian; and Sheridan Instrumental music, Zina Spratley. Knowle's Celebrated comedy, The The now dlstingnlshet Dialogue, "School-mastWanted," Hunchback. Leonard Adams and Albert Gardner, aetress, Julia Marlow, was first to the public by Mrs. Ada Dow Speech on Temperance, Howard Rob Currier. lnso. Reserved seats now on Bale at Thos. SongbyVIlate Elsinore. Recitation, "Farther On," Maud Steele's Drugstore. Prices 35 to 75 cents m Hoods Sarsaparilla er and General Blacksmith. Wheel-wrig- ht Fine carriage work and fainting a specialty. American . Fork - -- - Utah Prayer. Reasonable success Booms to have followed the efforts of tho Manage, ment of the Nickel Tlato road to make it so popular as a passenger line for travel East. It is re yarded as a favorite by many who are making the journey from Chicago to eastern points. Patrons of that line will be gratified to learn that arrangements have been made, effective Sunday, March Cth, for all passenger trains of the Nickel Plato road to arrive at and depart from tho Van Rurcn Street Station in Chicago. Tho many advantages afforded )7 the Great Union Depot, located in the heart of the business portion of Chicago, and tho conti lined advantage afforded by lower rates than over other lines, having three express trains daily, with through sleeping cars, to New York and of loston, and the advantage Service, superior Dining Car when all considered, should show I neroased travel over the Nickel late road. The talented and charming actress, Mias Janet Waldorf, supported by Mr. William McVey and a superb com pany of players, will present Ingomar the Barbarian," to tbe theater goers of American Folk o& May lib. The beautiful story of Ingomar was first made known to us by the German Von M ueneh Bclllnglmnacn. whose fine lct agination and poetic temperament gave It an u dilcd charm. Latter It was translated and dramatized by Mari Lovel. The secret of the popularity of this bosutltul drama lies In the eympa thotlo human Interest which la aroused in the earlier scones and carried by a aeries of cumulative climaxes until the final denuuement Is reached. In this respect It might serve as a model to American dramatists, for in spite of the change In theatrical entertainments, the Burlesque. tho Force comedies and the sensational, realistic plays that hays a temporary suocees, and then, "are heard no more," the grand old play of "Ingomar the Barbarian, will hold tho etage as long as the hearts uf men are susceptible to the holy influences of love, sympathy for Buffering and admiration for heroic sacrifice. See guarantee In next Issue. List of water masters as confirmed City Council. April 23. for ly theEast fcf mlmlnn-- l brain Bench, N. A. Larson; Mott tlMIIMAVM year: M KVrilOI. All.tl.KHI, tb ditch, Samuel Greenwood: Fort ditch J N -- f mankind In mi hmul trouhlpa John Durrant; West Field ditch, James 1ARBII. Tkiat awftal darTsnioti ar 'nf nrrh dim Crookston; North Field and Cemetery appear, br In ftMbnia Irill'Y OXI.V VVmUMAXi. Mltohel and Stephen Shelley Wagstaff: " " !" am, aw II. a, 'f.To rwali. ft hr M aa and North Bench, W, Preston WWW id MUt M tSEZv. II CO., YOUR FORTUNE asttaarARMaft crookeryware TUUMn, PICTURES, BOOKS, ALBUMS, ETC. N. to runs hacks all trains. d B.Wo do not select one day in the year to give away We give prizes from our prizes. ters every day. 25 and 50 cent Coun- 1000 Prizes given away American Fobs this year. ANDREW ADAMSON County Surveyor, Deputy Mineral Surveyor U, S, AND NOTARY P0BUC. American Fork, - Utah, BENJ. BATES, American Fork If You were Wagon Works Acquainted with Our System You Could Understand Why WE SELL THE BEST Buggies and Wag one of all kinds repaired in first class order at prices to sols the times. Mens Shoes, Ladies Shoes, M.AMHSnHH. Childrens Shoes. Hair Cutting Cheaper than any W'WMJtOTOTVfcla House in the World, Cholera Cure' EVERY CONCEIVABLE DeWitt's STYLE AND SHAPE, AMERICAN. FORK Harrington Bt, and ARTIST T0N80UIAL MAKER. 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