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Show 'mi COALVILLE TIMES. - rA COALVILLE. FRIDAY. AUG. 21.18'.. AHHUl AMO OifAMTUH Of TIAIMt. DIFAT rC! to t'ark Cttj COALT1U. iXD go. 1J Ho. IA U , M Echo . . 11 - .mu iii trv ro Ho. Ho. 1, VKt Ho. 4. Kart Ha 2. Ea.t- - .. mo. ... . m. 05 . tu. U. m Ii25p 80 p m. . t FtBlpji wai Varful that the foot would heve to b amputated, tbot yeterdy the little sufferer appeared much better, and H 11 t hoped he will rpeedily muter. Tbe work of excavating fora large storage room by J. L. Mitchell, preparatorj to greatly enlarging linstock, Completion. rapidly nearing Mitchell is progressive. holloaing are the ore shipments from lor the past week, the Milnloeh -- -- liver King, , iher 415, hoO, Varvoe eon- - King cumentiates, M Al)iHlllf Jr Ww ap from O- Well Satisfied with - (,unHay. Ida Kimball is down Irom Kim- on a visit. Charles H. West was in Coalville on Jlim balls business Tuesday. J. W. lmister made Lake on business Monday , tm a I i o H!t I -hcritlJ.M. Harrington - 1,1 town for a few hours, Tuesday. Alex. Fife and wife were Coalville from Henefer Monday. a- I Ayers Hair Vigor. Nearly forty years ago, after some weeks of sickness, my hair turned gray. I began using Ayers Hair Vigor, and was so well satis- .tied with the results that I have never tried any other kind of dressing. It requires only an occasional appli- cation of . f I ,S4t I. Total pounds, 1 Harry O'Fulen of Ogdsn n he guest AYERIS irol. Linfield gave a veiy able 'ecuire K'lth Kli..' Mrs daVS. ' 44 PGEvh.trdew Ksmts . Hair Vigor to keep in the stake HtSev,. 6 F Loi frank Evans ba returntd from his B mg and animal husbandry. The my hair of good dairy Nnniu -Henry Backport to alt Lake and Provo. .Ueorjte W lounir attendance was email, and those who viit color, to remove W.u.iii,. ... Cbiiic II Wtjt Boyuvuie Thomas F. Wright came down from dandruff, to heal John CUri failed to go missed a good lecture. Cpom t CmU 1 ret? k Or and prevent the Iaik Wednesday City humors, Hching morning. Rrlinia A. There is seme ta.k of organising a leho out. I never hesiMiUia Brewer hair from . Ed came falling Heuefrr ealt McCarthy froai out from d of members S Hall brae- liand compo-eWMtrh tate to recommend Ayers medicines AU the first of tbe week. Loudon on a v . Cruvdea Coalville, Echo and Henefer. The obL. u Hweftringen to my friends. Mrs. II. M. Haight, JftuttgttU A H A14y or.e Thomas tiilchtist, wife sud family ject. we understand, is te make BHuyoD,7o Avoca, Nebr. targe baud with a view to making a were down from the Park Wednesday. Church Directory era. k organization Dr. L. Van Kwearingen made a business -- lierlff Tue-dav trip to Morgan the first of the week. brought HarringtoH on itrmt-nAhustx. John wbe went to Iark City Win. one n from Park Daigb, City dw lay hchnol every Sunday at 10 a. a returned last with home Monday mornfur PK assault bond week, deadly under the Stake House. Sacrament meeting at 2 p. ru. every Sunday, Y. wca on u latw leme Kim bull at lai k ing. M. M. 1. A, every Sunday at 7 30 p Thomas Alston, one of the ca.t Lake City last week. The piisui.er was fc Co., Lowtll, Uu. la Stake lluuse. Pnpared by Dr. J. C. A lodged tu the county jail. Temple workers, was in Coalville yestercoaoaeuAriohAL ciiikch. The A. ti. U. W. exiur.iun ftotn Park day. Tiks Ajsrs Sarsaparilla lor thi Ctaplexioa. Min-dae The father of our townsman, J. W to Oarticld jiaseed through I Preaching service every eecoBd City A evening. Sunday School ever) Wednesday morning, dim tiain Mumtoid, is out from call Lake on a E. Sunday at 2 30 p. in. Y. I, s, consisted of eight cam, all crowded to Dont Kal 1iperi after Sunday achool. two Oeohoe II. Pebky, Paator. their utmost, and we under-tati- d W. F. Smith and Mr. Warner of Salt w Ay a Texas ig Here the paper put- - it : 548, E 4U1 more cars were added at Echo. hake were in Coalville the first of the When von aE a man' to subscribe for A who had smoked ),2tsi cigirvtts week. you pjT and he gays, Oh, I never 1. M. -- iiaw and wife and Miss Inez saved the pictures ami w rote the firm, read much, besides tunes are too plagued asking what they would send m ex- and E. II. Rhead, Jr., left for -- indy la- -t tight, for Gods sake Mjiologie to him for the mistake and leave him. Life is change for them. Tiie answer lamehy Saturday. "Jisi more and too short tovva-tetmin trying to teach leturn mail, T. J. Ahiiv was in Coalville Lx. weJl send you a coflin. and distributed the monthly chet ks to a mule how to mg soprano. All gentlemen nowadays read newspapers and W. J. Moore, grand secretary oL the the Wasatch miners. of them. Show us a man who lives Coalville I. O. O. I., was in ednesday Miss Hannah Rhead, who ha- - been lots with a view to organizing a lodge at this visiting in Sandy the past nmutli. re- for years in a town or county and never subscribes for the pajier published and place. The prospei ts are ver favorable, turned home Tuesday," we will show you a man whose head ia is a be will inand it lodge thought Wm. Ball came down from Park City stituted here w ituin a few weeks. shaped like a piece of pie, with the point Monday on a short visit. Be lias reup, and his ignorance ts only exceeded made a to Homier I)r. Wanshtp turned to work in that city. trip by his gigantic gall. A county newsto attend Miss Young, on whom it is S. K. Hooper, traveling salesman for paper is An institution that works every (eared another operation will be nec- the Royal Remedy and Extract Com- day and night for every detnt man in is one si that it the essary. thought pany, vras in town Monday. the community ; therefore every decent intestine is leaking, and if such proves C. P. Rice, wife and children of Park man in the community is in honor bound will to be ths case, it have to be sewed City were among the excursionists to to assist iu its support. The great LOCAL BREVITIES. up. Garfield Reach on Wednesday last. trouble ia that some swellheaded galoots Hew often do we hear people say, W. W. Kennedy of Park City was a fancy they are making the editor a presWherein the world do the flies come passenger on Tuesdays train lor Ogden. ent when tbey take his paper. We have Joseph Barber, Jr., U oh the sick list. from? It is simple enough sari an ex- Mr. Kennedy is an insurance agent. the Co-oprofoundest sympathy fer the man The Coalville baa a new an- change. The toper makes the bottle fly, . Jame Berry, wife and children of who lives in a country for years and nouncement fa this leeue. the cyclone makes the house fly, the Park City passed through Coalville never subacribet or pays for his home W. J. Wright make aa add rest to oar Carpenter make the saw fly, the boarder Tuesday on their way east for a visit. paper. If that poor fellow was to enmakee the butter fly, tbe dancer rnakee readers fa bis new ad this issue. W. Line, a business man of Salt Lake, counter an idea in a lane he would turn tbe beet fly, the Cuban make Spanieh and family are stopping etfthe Coalville and Born,- Wednesday, to the wifeof Jemee fly the other way, with the tail of tbe fly and the tin can makes tbe dog fly. House, enjoying a few week of ths fresh bis garment beating tbe atmosphere. JYrkinien, a girl. All doing nicely. Mesa Free Press, mountain air. One o( them hasnt common sense Eleven children were baptised on SunMayor J. M. Faddies left Monday for enough to keep warns in Hades. Monday, while Joseph Barber, Sr., day and two on Wedneadayof last week. wee returning from hie work in Grass the Teton Baein, where hie wifeil. He 1 bwehtn tt. and tila wie to Th Waa Howard Beard, owe t the brightest Crvwk, hs Roraa took, lrtabk and van a ! Ly. Wuis boys tu Coalville, it quite 111 with lively race down tbe canyen. His son bring bis wife home. The state board of equalization held David was in the cart with him. Tbe Albert Richins, wife and threechild-re- n a session yesterday at which it was de typhoid fever. was quickly upset and it ocand Miss Emma Paskett of Grouse cided to fix the levy for state purposes vehicle We received the annual catalogue of Creek are out on a visit to relatives and this year at 8 mills on the dollar. without but injury, the Agricultural College of Utah for the cupants tlirgsaut in Coalville and Henefer. ' was friends the harness broken end scattered This action was taken by tbe board year 18D9 97 tbit week. for road a the Joseph Bull and family and Mrs. Ella after mature deliberation on the part of along long distance. Bounty on over 8500 equirrei taili hat are being perfected for Love and three children an eu from tho board. The expenses of the state been paid by the County Clerk since the theArrangement annual meeting of the Snmmit Salt Lake. They went up Chalk creek this year will be considerable and a good law went into effect tills season. revenue will be needed. county Teaihers Institute, which will last Saturday for a week's outing. of Plain City and Miss Lizzie Hod-o- n In addition to fixing the amount of F. II. Wright and family end Robert couven in Park City on Wednesday, Miss Hanks of Ogden came to Coalville the revenue toe lieard took action in the Walker and family have gone ont on August 2ttli, and hold a three days An interesting program is being this wek to attend the teachers examiBear river for a weeka outing. complaints, or protest, made by citizens Snd It is hoped to make the nation with a view to teaching school in of several counties in relation te the prepared Nine applicant fer teacher cert id Summit countv thi-- v ear of interest to all citizens inraise in the assessment on merchandise. cates were examined yesterday, Supt, gathering Ted Wilde, Fred Robinson, Jiell Cox ail the arrangements After discu-sin- g terested in school wprfc. .several leadMeCorkle conducting the examination. h and Minnie went on over of been made it was finally have which State the educator are ing expected Bear river !a- w eek for an uting. They decided to i aise the as reJoseph Storer of Echo ha a i Image of to 1st piescut. Paik Record. returned Mindav mil rep rt fish and turned bv the various oadvertisement in this issue. lie calls at in the The storm of Monday did a great deal chickens very caice in that country. tention to the excellent beer he keeps of following manner: damage up tho river. Hie toun on tsp. Cache county. 6 per cent. Started in alwnt 4 oehick and tor an Sant It t His Vliiihrr lu (.crmnay. Salt Lake county, 2' per cent. Read what the llopkin Mercantile hour and a half it rained at a rate selMr. Jacob Ksbenen, who is in tbeem-plo- y Weber county, 20 pe- - cenf d even in the mountains. Co., of Echo ha to say in thi issue, lie dom witnes-eof the Chicago I.umlier Company, Summit county, 15 per cent. aw In minutes water, twenty running at IVs Moines, Iowa, eavs. I have ak you to read hi price and Judge Utah down the mountain sides in torrents, comity, 15 per cent. from them. just sent some medicine to mv mother of the board for this business The Teo and Ttovkporc much grain in the old and at The shower which visited Coalville countrj, tint I know from year is practically settled and there will was flooded and beaten dotyn. The personal use to lie the beet medicine in be a few meetings from thistinia on. hut Sunday afternoon did considerable writer happened to be out in all of it, the world for rheumati-m- , not did It rain at Iloytsvilleand and good. having used The secretary of the lioard, J. J. Thomas, thought he had run up against a it in my family for sever-- 1 Henefer at all. years. It is said yesterday that it would take him genuine cloudburst. Tbe roads were called Chamberlains' Palm. R .alsravs The Time ia indebted to lion. Arthur also and the clerks three or four days in damaged to a great extent. does the work. 50 cent Uttles for sale Brown for the Yearbook of the IV which to complete tle records. Herat John Boyden a There is no excuse for any man to ald. pertinent of Agriculture for 18115, which in society with a grizzly beard since we received thl week. Announcement. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. Corner Thomas hat toaie splendid the introduction of Buckingham's I've, My fall and winter clothing samples black. brown or colors which natural hive just arrived, including all die new wheat about ready for harvest in hi The City Council of Coalville City iu woolen cloths, all the new de- will Bit a a Board of Equalization befield on the courthouse hill. It is the v Lial or Letters signs in colorings and all that is new in tween the hour of 10 a. m., and 6 p. m., best we have seen this year. Remaining uncalled for at the post-offitv lea. The values we offer this season on Saturday, August 20, 1806, at Citv in Coalville, op Aug. 13, 185ffi ecliiwe-alformer efforts of Wansmaker 11.11, to hear anv and all complaints Sheriff Harrington will sell A Brown, which means to the consumer to assessed value of any prothe Park City Bank at sheriffs sale. When catling for any ot these letters, ith that no house can offer von so much perty regard or application for the abatement The house will likely go for the amount please v advertised : value for as small an outlay of money. or remission of taxes for the current John Baird of the judgment against it, aggregating Chancy Barnes We insure our customers the most Hen Beet year, and after that time all complaints Virl Nance- e about 18,000. Mia Mary Kwards . scrupulous fair dealing; we indulge in will be forever barred. Oaurya Militia no misrepresentation ; we print nothing add Balt J. M. Faddies, Mayor. County Clerk Northcott on Wednesthat we cannot substantiate imA. W. Steele, Recorder. day issued a license to wed to Ang Gus- AIL hen Wool, two year of age, ported Readv 'Made. -s My little boyw Made tafson and Alice Wright. both of Tark was taken very ill with Order and kindred terms bloody flux. 1 mean lo what Awarded just they say withouteqnivo-catio- n City, They are both members of the was advised to nee Chamberlains Colic, or reservation. We can look Highest Honors Worlds Fair Salvation Army. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and customers square in the eye. We oar not do ell cheep clothing, but we sell Tbs funeral of the infant child of Mre. luckily procured part ot a bottle. 1 caregood Ellis Rees waa held last Friday. Mre. fully read tbe directiene and gave it clothing at extremely low price- - we offer no shoddy or cotton Bee wisbee through Tiis Tints to thank accordingly. He was very low, but the name of Wanamaker A Bww.ffif all those who eo kindly assisted her in slowly and surely be began to improve, a sufficient guarantee against this- - we ber bereavement .. , gradually recovered, and is now as stout de not touch them; My patronage inand strong as ever. I feel sure it saved cludes capitalists, business men, doctors, On Monday the little boy lawyers and professional mea d Salt of Mr. and Mra. Archie Buchanan, while hi life. I never can praise the remedy Lake City, Ogden, Park F.v.nston, am half Ita worth. one in Wyoming, as well as inCity, I sorry every Waning along the road, atubbed his toe, Coalville and tbo how not the doet world know it No surrounding bone gcod off between the se is village. breaking the too rich or too peor to btiv mvttan cond and third joints, the broken bone is, I do Mrs. Lina $. Hinton, Grahams-vill- a, If you want good. the finest suits that can be Marion Co. Florida, For tale by mede, eomingUhrough the flesh at the side. your saving is 50 to 100 per cent! tf you need good, honest, Dr. Hornier dressed the injury, but on John Boyden A Bon. ' -everyday cLth.he,' you getTT at . .JuMdajL. .eytry - indication- - of (H Mtfdt t lower figures than you are appeared and the toe waa ampuActive agent for each county. Ex- - cotton and - pavj- n- for tated. The wound, however, did not elusive control end no rik. W ill clear j .how g.vKl shoddy a!good. t on mvn.ltb,e MOST PERFECT MADE. progress aatisfactorily, and Wevinesday 12 tv 2 hundred dollar a year. ; En- - j their home, if desired Yoi, no i close Free A pure Gripe Cream of TtitarPowdet. stamp Dr fall partn-r- ari or 2ie for risk j w e guarantee eatWaction Dr. llpsmer found it necessary o cut ' $1 Fog Rapult Miner! Water1 ifcotn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterants uEI j open the foot ia two places. The Doc or Co.,tamp!. n25-t8J i Big Rapid, Mich. YEARS THE STANDARD. Agent for Wanamaker A Aatbortir.l ..rrooponOooU ond Ti.r Tho Time. C AoU ,A t 'at. ,2-- - J 4aeV-evi!- fg J. , . This is the time to strike the best bargains in every variety of Mens Furnishings at the J We are offering Mens Furnishing Goods at such Jeh . tempting prices that buyers will find it to their advantage to call and see our line, We carry the most serviceable and best class of goods in Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery and Neckwear and Mens Pantaloons. ALMA ELDREDGE, Manager. fo) Ini Hair Vigor .uj-j- r oal-vul- v ty ie -- John Hopkin, I'EkLER GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ECHO CITY, UTAH. Prices for This Week: Yeast Powders, etc. Royal, per lb $ .40 Silver Gloss Starch, per ib ..10 Corn Starch, per lb 10 Syrup, per keg, 5 gal.. . . 1.65 Syrup, per gallon can 75 Pickles, mixed, per keg. . 1.00 p Soaps, etc. Nickel Gem, 25 barsfori.oo Olive Queen,- 21 bars for $1.00 10c Saponifier Lye, per can Cond. can. .18c Milk, Eagle per Utah Tomatoes, per can. . . .10c Canned Corn, pei; can 10c lb Navy Beans, per Lima Beams, per' Jfi: 5c - tM f-- 4c Rice, Corn Meal, per Full Cream Cheese, per Hams, per lb .... Breakfast Bacon, per ft Salt Baon, per ee -s - T. , IN DRY GOODS Shirt Waists from S raw Hats from - - de-ig- na . l ' - Children s Suits from Mens Suits from : $ .40 : : .15 1.15 : 3.25 : : : : . j 1 7c ooc CLOTHING: Childrens.Shoes at Your Own Price. to $ .80 .35 to to 2.75 ,o 12.00 Full line of General Meichaudise in addition to the above quotations. SWateh These quotations closely each week. iTOiEosr iBCOiFiEcinsr. O Q JL U Always On Hand at the M--v - , . DR; ' , ; ,$ ' i , . " Lump, Stove, $2.0(0" 1.25 ld i V ' : : 12 . ap--pe-ar - - and 12c . m. 1 - li Laid, 10 pound can . -- 2i'c lb '. Fain-wort- -- 6c ft per ft ses-sio- a. -t IN -- Wood-poison IB 0r, 7T - Brown. 40 PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY - Weber Coal Dept. O. S. M. Co ff t ' J |