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Show CT. 25. COALVIliE, FRIDAY. !SfAT JD ftlUV Xu. J A to o.7.st- o.U 4a. t, Mo. nat . I Echo 4K.Vs - KB ' ..." trTpl (or . IB ieoo - Lock yurt Wssrbip ytoywiii I'pton. hrortrr ,, VimUIC. Brno burreut. Morten kC . Wyo. local Jiwejb H. . Burma. hone Pf. HoBiernew PH A'X rock from, Coalvihe of late. Ur, hying i Monday morning, to the wife of Wftr Lee, adaoghur. . 7 Hr' Khoar.n ha change in her tbia week. Head it. Another wedding of two well known Cnalvtlleitee will twu take p'are, eo we nr informed. ; The pay tar pawed through Coalville Toeeday and diatribnted check Jo the railroad men here. The Hopbine m'.ne ii working nearly everinfsy, and the output of coal from here haa materially imreaeed. Tuo Indian quw and an Indian girl hare been maang their ramping ground near the rttqot thia week. Hr. W, Yifciek tma decided to change n (Nwl-vill(he lotitton f hti office while-iadvertisein hie notice fke the ment. The Wasatch mine ii now working ucceive ihtfta teadily, and mor bavibeen put in of late than for many Biontht. Th Iark City bareball club Ut tlieir fir,; gtme of the reason at Salt Lake Sunday. Thi icor itood 10 to 0 in favor Of Halt Lake. Mim Maggie Salmon ha a change in her advertwemenl for this week. She announce a complete itoca and rock bottom price. pilli are out for a Republican rally at llpton on Menday , night. lion. John If. Zane, Hon. George Heard and other will addrei the meeting. Ten teama, with acraper and men, came in from Halt Lake yeiterday to increase the fore now at werk cm the (Iraat creek grade. "Large fiutnbsro of heep are now going through on their war to th winter range. The eold nighta of the peat week have hattened their movement Nepki Fife of llenefer ha f.led in the Land Office in halt Lake homestead wa try 0. It, Sit'd, on lot 1,2, 3 and 4 in Section 30, township 3 north, range 4 e. eat, liavid Moore and Amo Mother left on Saturday lat with nine car of beef cattle lor tbe Omaha market. The hipment will average well and a fair price U expected. Following are the ore ahipnienta from the Mackintosh tempter for the part .week; Silver King, 517,720; Anchor concentrate, 613, 100; Silver King con- centrate, 1 15,000, Total pound, 1 ,240, 620. Tom Fowler, a prospector welt known in thi vicinity, and who it now working at Hardscrabble, had hi hand blown off Yededay by fallingduwn and exploding a slick of giant powder which be -- wairarrvirg. Mr, and Mr. Leroy Wilkin wish, their through The Tm, to expre gratitude and row thank to thi many friend who to generously aidid them by many art of kindiiee ami arm path y in (heir late bereavement. The futotmtlee on telephone have decided to held a meeting at Wauship on Tuetday uext, (k'lulier 2tth. at 1. p. ui. of thi committee Up the Allmeuiber river wilt pier e take notice and attend, a final wnangemenuwrtll then be wade. Geoi.oe Ym so. Secretary. County Ork Northcwtt on Monday iikaed license te wed to A, JR. peter-- . ton and Mit Eliza CuoLboth of L ho. The couple went to Ugden to be mar-rieOu the 24ih bcatsa issued. iieenae to Nate Fillmore of Kama and Jane A. Mdiiuer of Peoa. Th latter r married by Commissioner coupl Salmon yetterdav, Georg Redden came dow n W wdnes-la- y from the Beavercreek mining amt brought wilft-h- fm aeveral specimen of good ere. He report wo k till going on, and ha lost iso faith iu tbe dial! lit. llel r Stalling U erecting a cabin on bi property, a nd a number of men itarted up to push work on their varion claim. It ! likely that work will be kept np during the 7 entire winter. Th Utah Company ha ttarted work that will develop an additional coni and add materially to the teal outpntef Utah. Mr, Clayton raid to a repreenUtive of the Salt Lake Her- d, du-tri- ct, to-da- 4 scars, w During October we will sell filled AYERS 0 W H.trsaparilla, would fe sores, provided I was alive and able to carry anything. Eight Imtties of Ayers Harsaparilla cured me, so that ! have had no return of the disease for more than twenty years. The first bottle seemed to reach the spiifand t persistent use iff TtTias O. C. Davis perfected the cure. Wautoma, Wis. n; Tlion.a Kearna and George L. Nye arrived at 7.10 on a jeiiti tram and were met at the depot by the priaeraion. headed by the Cialyiile Brae Band. A march wa made through tire street and the proeereiou ditbanded in fri.nt of TEX OXLT WORLDS TiXZ rTufT had. At the meeting Buriah Wilkin acted A TER' I PILLS Promot Good Bigaatioa. a chairman, and introduced George L. Nye of Hail Lake a the Cm rjaker. II wa followed by George Heard of Ctwlville, who la turnwa ruCieeded Sv j Horticultural CorroNpoBdi tr. TImjih Kearn, Jorepii Stanford of The Halina Press received and pubOgden w( tn lat apeaker and o cn pied lished the following letter : th atitge for over an hour. . Mot. 5, :m6, ' The Sail Lake Ilepnhlican Glee Club j Loitobbo.1keUtah, . : I seen in j ur papor ing of time and money if eiperimenter I rendered eeveral aelectioin and were j which Vow sa the took Aver' pee pel in seveer Co atf.ret tPiyiA1 nota.llv applauded. doant spra there frnte tree I epraid my of at last. j irute tre Tw ict and the Appels is fool rBlUt Matljr rtKSOKAI.. of Wurms the pixen is Pangrons to man evenThe Populist (Tilly on Tueslav John Joneaof llenefer wa I on v nle ing was not a largely attended as the andPeeste Mv chitons .and gees dyed and a litel gerl had spnrms w hat et the visitor Weanerduy. held here, although other rail) bv those frute. Wear knot to lazie to sprs our interest waiahown Bishop John Pakett of hlenefer came fratetres vow ar a Ivi r the bes way to w ho attended. on buaineM Mundsjr, tip ktl the Wurm is to cut don the tree, Dr. of tailed Chamber Coalville J. J. Unde Jacob Huffman came down plea a short made print this in vur j.apor fur vow th meeting to order and from Booth Fork Hainrday. ha done U grate Harm. introduced which he addres. aiter Alf Blondquiat of Upton was in Coal-vilYowrs trooly James Hogan at the speaker of the on buine Tuesday. rl lor Mr. nearly evening. Hogan tpoke K. A. Jone of llenefer made a busi-n- two The Press say : We gladly give space hour, and i every pleasing talker. to the above interesting communicatrip to Coalville yesterday, KfnMIui Primary tion. it is full of scientific deduction cf Crov and den wife Georg Thackeray The Republican f Coalville held and will las of great value to fruit growwere Coalville visitor yerterdav. their primary for the nomination of can- ers. Our correspondent is a hreezv County Superintendent Mi CVrkle wa didate for city officer at the Brick writer and doe not hesitate to call the down to Coalville Wednesday on bust-netchoolhouse on Tuesday night. F. M. editor har. We ad mi re his gall and Finneo called the meeting to order. a-- him to write again. If he will send Edwin Yilonof Salt Lake Hon. Alma Eldredge was chosen chair- u some of that 'pizened frnte we will Coalvilie Saturday with W. W. Smith of man, W. U. Fisher secretary. give it to a certain part? who owe Hoc k port. sis large, and It w a 12 oclock three veare' subscription to the Press. J. E. Foster game up from Henefer on before the following list of candidate We will bet flO that the fellow dont business Wednesday and made Thc bad been chosen : have a epazm., He can chew brim- - - For Mayor Wm. H .Smith, Br. Tiwx offk-- a pleasant call. stone all day anT feel no rious result. For Councilmen E. Bawlci, Hamuel Wn. Kimball of Kimball's came down When the hair begin to fall out or to Coalville Tuetday on buainesa. He Clark, J. E. Wilde, J. g, Ball, A. turn needs the gray, calp doctoring, I Hr, made tbe np on horseback. Buchanan, ami we know of no better epevrfte than Treasurer For Heretic 'EldCity John Caiderwood and George Judd Hall Yegetalde Biciliau Hair Renewer. left for Provo- - W ed neaday, where they redge W. A. Recorder For Steele. X City ill attend school thi winter, Law Agalaat Gambling ForCity Marshal Roy Wilkin. Helena. Mont., Oct. 21. Tribune SpecMr. Ltannof Iark Cite w a in CoalFor Justice of the Ptwce Tbomat ial, The ville a couple Of dav this week in tbe Supreme Court handed down a Ball. decision ; of U. confirming the decision W. lodge. lntereit the A. O. of Judge Blake of the First Judicial DissrilMtlMI. Jttdgvi J, & Hslrnon end Carl Allison went to Following are the judges of election trict court when he decided that gambOgden Sunday - a witnesses in the have been appointed for Park City. ling was legal in thestate. Michael Donthat Coughlin and George murder trial! The judge for the other precinct in the ald was arrested for running a faro John Boydea spent several day in Balt were published in Tux Times game. Hi defence was that, the law Lake thi week. He attended the Dem- county some weeks ago; supposed to have been passed last April ocratic convention held there on TuesFirst Ward Rule N. Ivory, Fred. repealing tbe gambling law of 18B9 wa day, never parsed, it having been arrulently Lonson, Fred. R. Ihivis. Gorge Collin and wife of Ogden Second Ward Frank McLaughlin, lost when the chapter was enacted. came in (Saturday oc a visit to Mr Fred. C. Thompson, S. A. Parshly, Judge Blake sustained hi plea. The Collin' relative, E. M. Allison and Third Ward G. W. Curtis, Tho. A. tate then appealed. family, JudgeJ. Hurt of the Supreme court Fallon, Mont. Ferry, rendered T. J. Almy was in Coalville on Friday e. the decision, which was conOntario John McDonald,-GeW. curred In by Vhief Justice Pemberton and Saturday last and made the Wasatch Groi, Henry Welsh. and akeodatt Judge Dewitt. They susminer happy by leaving a check with laily Frank R. Ihtmels, J. J, Cook, tained the lower court. Gambling is each of them. M. J. Daily, now legal throughout the atate. The revenue derived from gambling license W. W, Smith of Kockport ma le CoalIVamocraU, Aliniloal Hinouots to many tens of thousands of ville a visit Saturday. Mr. Smith i There will be held a pnmarv wf the dollars annuallv. building, and waa down after material Democrat of Coalville Cluff Hall, While down in the southwestern part for hi structure. on Monday evening, 2Ktb, for of the state sbuie time ago, wav Mr. of the p unwise candidate nominating Sheriff Harrington stopped over in for the offices of mayor, hie councilmen, IV. C'halmer, editor of tbe Chico iCal.) Coalviliefor a short time Monday. He treasurer, recorder, marshal and justice Enterprise, "I had an attack of dysenwa on hi way to Ogden to attend the of the peace for the City of Coalville. Having heard of Chamberlain' tery. order1 of By trial. commit precinct tee, Coughlin and George Colic, Cholera am! Piarrheoa .Remedy I A. Ftaiua. Chairman. J. Postmaster N7il. S mi pp joliUkley a bought ad Ule A c nipte of dose oITl in Coalville Tuesday last on important Forth ailments in the kidney and completely relieve! me. Now I am a business, lie did not forget to make Bladder incident to declining veare, companion of that remedy for all stomach Thx Tivie a pleasant visit. . there is no remedy that produce such and bowel complaints.' For sale by immediate and satisfactory result aa Georg Olson, principal of the Kumas IT. J. 11. McLeans Bovdin and Bon. John l.ner and Kidney m bool, made a short visit t j Coalv die tfafm. Its geniatand invigorating etlect Special Notice. Baturdayand Sunday. Mr. Olsou is a n the liver an kidnevs is remarkable. Price bottle. Olson. The Tiers want 1,000 bnubelsofoats, brother of our Frank 500 bushel of w heat. JO buhe!s of poAssessor J, J. Jenkins and wife of 3 tons of hay and a lot cf other Yon can earn U each da V Park City have been Coalv die isitor our "giving tatoes ou nubseriptiii, at once. The prodrne absolutely lndfqieiiwhle household tin week, Mr. Jenkins ha Uen re- article away. New w plan of work, mak-in- g highest market price id tie paid. Thi i a good ceiving taxes during hi stay. Opportunity for our farmer experience unnecessary and success Mis Maude Miller returned yeder- - certain for either sex many section. who are in arrears to square up. and i ven. also an inducement for other to I"'' Cr'dit day from Balt lathe, where he (ms been FretyhtTWTdT-rt.tre.s.-Melr- ose MTg. will start Co., 14 Melrose telling the past month. Park, III. for her home In' the Black Hills iu few Awarded List sf Lett.rt day. Behest Honors VVorlda Fair. tV. II. Branch, Henry Wycherley and Remaining uncalled for t the Poet-offiWaller B, Clark were among the wiUi Coalville og 17, tness summoned from Coalville before When calling for any of these letter, the jnry at Ogden 'In the Coughlin and please dvertised; TwnMFrek George murder trial. m.rrei!aoUy Amir, xnUcrioD John Smpson returned yesterday i hTiT?!., . John R pvarU rr from hi ranch hear Randolph. Mr. Winisia k iimcU do Treflo Thutiu benn some ha been doing Simpsojt prospect, tug while away, and brought back roue The blood must lie pore if the bodv excellent specimens from his location would be in perfe-- t condition. Dr. J. on Bear river. .'rengthtning Cordial Ufe will acquire new test, and cheer-- and Blood 1 unfier nuke pure blood m parti tAe rich blooui of health fulness retufln, t( you will imtel -- ovf n,j ta ho!e body, $1 per liver and kidney to the proper per7 formance of their function.' Ir, j! H. McLean Liver and Kidney Balm will r Sal hrs; stimulate them to healthful action. r MOST. PERFECT, MADE; One horse, 5 year old, Price 1 per bottle. and harues. Will .( sing! boggy A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free cheap, from Ammonia, Alum orany other adulterant Dr. Prices Cream Dakins Powder b .rouse oa ner intends to A pply Ssa Frmcaca. I at TlMES office XnrM Cold Mnisl Xtidwtatw 36tf 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. J) wuu These TLinseys arei made at the Provo Mills. No other Linsevs Equal th ern CLOTHING For Men and Youths at from 20 to 30 per cent discount. Sarsaparilla j AK-t- con-dera- bl le win Thelit-tendanc- e - - 1 to-d- jr Groceries Fancy and Staple, at prices that defy competition. Our room is large and comfortable, and we invite the public to inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Peoples Mer. Co., ALMA ELDREDGE, Manager. JOHN HOPKIN. DEALER IN General Merchandise, ECHO CITY, UTAH. Prices for This Week: Groceries & Provisions Produce. $i .oo Granulated Sugar, Potatoes, per cwt ii Cabbage, Onions, Beets, Arbuckles Coffee Green Coffee Bakers Chocolate Sweet Chocolate Raisins Currants Turnips, Parsnips, Green Vegetables. Radishes, per doz. bunches Lettuce, per doz bunches. . Green Onions, per Green Peas, per Jb String Beans, per Hi 2o Butter, per lb dozen. 12$ Eggs, per . doz. Chickens, per Spring Old Chickens, per doz. Ducks, per dozen 6o Wheat, per bushel cwt i oo Oats, per cwt Barley, per High Patent Flour, per cwt 1.90 Bran and Shorts, per cwt. .1.00 -- doz.-bch- s ..... . .... . Utah-DriecTFrui- ft; div - MAN CREAM I,,.? C F, vf Apples, per Peaches, Plums, Apricots, lb. . . Evaporated Evaporated Evaporated Evaporated ...... 12 ........I2'j' ia Peaches, Apples. Plums. Apricots 1 2 35 6 7 11 etc. . , Nickel Gent 22 bars. . . .$1 Olive Queen 18 bars.. Pine Tar 6 cakes Saponifier Lye, per can Soaps, ... Corn Meal California Evap. Fruits 45 Royal, per lt $ 45 Calumet, per 35 Silver Gloss Starch 12 Corn Starch 10 1 75 Syrup, per keg... 80 Syrup, per gallon can . . . Pickles, mixed, per keg. . 1 15 Rice . 25 25 Yeast Powders, etc. EagleCond. Milk, prean Utah Tomatoes. , Canned Corn 10 Beans Navy Lima Beans tsT -h ce a pi (Malls 9-- oz hicli, but for fo)i Oil nearing completion. ConilerWycot -m parade. mindly . tins cause. On my band I carry large t, T" i U-n- Alhkon, Look port; Beie faddiet, Mary Tbomat, Coalville, I.izzie Swaiuton, Park City; Mary Ami lad-diellenefer;" Blanche BaK, feoap Nellie Rhoadee, Echo; May 'VeVh, Woodland , Clara Ihrat, Kaiua. Severs, ladle and gentlemen ou borteuack wen a! Bert Fldredge,, in the- - procektion. ' i rep r ere n ting "Uni1 Sam," headed ti e U Ptp . . on, from the lime I Every was two year old, I suffered dreadfully' fom erysipelas, which kept grow injf w ogse until uiy hands were almost useless. The bones softened n that they would and several of my dingers are now crooked from " p, ad TlwMn. CWnti Iwlt ... . k h i P Lyot Henry Seaman . .Gors W Vimu . ,. . t buln H , w t ' ; ..juhu . Bniiim A T. .. v f .... WtlhsiB . .... , Wp . ... Tb Ksms a. at. E tul (llr) S no. two Wr e A Bill wriird a IXt tOAiVUAff no. us' to rare city A Sufferer Cured The Republican rally on Monday night wa a very large one. Te'cbe. firework, tranaparencie, etc., had been procured, and a - float reprerentii.f toe Kepuldican party awmlnte. The rcprceerited i.y Kepublican Party Mi Annfe Thomx, and around hei were retted Lixaie Walker, repreeiiticg tlie Cnitod Statea, and thirteen idler a young ladle, each one repreent-'foimw at Summit countv. preciaclof Kettle VS ficaton. Parley r Park Etl el Beard, Oakley ililandie Akivon, War.-ljiHorence Redden, I, tv illi--. EfT 1 vr W4f Dff4fWtr MHAl MW. rOLlTICAL COALVILLE TIMES. .0o 00 20 10 10 5 6 7 . . . . Full Cream Cheese. Pure Candy Hams Breakfast Bacon Salt Bacon. Lard 3rr I2)f M . ..... ........... n10 12 SAbove we quote prices on a few staplesin-additio- n which we carry a full line of Groceries, Tobacco and Cigai Patent Medicines, Hardware, Crockery and Glassware; also complete line of Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps ai , Clothing. Your patronage is" respectfully solicited. Orders will recei' careful and prompt attention. - ' - 25 10 JOHN IHOIPIcnS |