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Show In astonishing shrub la the bambooz! I Juab Notes. Range Sheep at Chicago, j TVita wcV nrfrrd with" a run George Littley Is down from TTTTV Provo visiting relatives and old of 20,000 sheep. Tho run would f'ier.as. undoubtedly have been much C. A. Jensen had the misfort larger but for the fact that une on Wednesday afternoon to storms prevailing in tho west for or of line DrugDrugs have his delivery wagon and the past few days delayed many you need anything in the was active here. J harness badly damaged in a run trains. The trade gists' Sundries we have it right Our and firm, best western Lambs If we havn't we will get it for you. away. and Born. To the wife of John S. selling 10c to 15c higher wes business is to accommodate you. g Linton on Saturday, August 20, sheep about steady. Prim tern lambs sold up to $d.7D, an eight pound boy. was paid for a band T. T. Taylor has been very ill which price of 892 head averaging 75 pounds with stomach trouble but is now shipped by C. A. Buckley of Orsomewhat improved. egon. Some choice Idaho lambs C. V. Clinton, our station agent, fS.OOiWe sold for Frank is back after an absence of twen- brought the well known Idaho Neiahey, ty days at tho World's Fair. Ho sheepman, 678 blackface stock Manufacturers of Straight Grade, strictly whole wheat? reports having had a fine time, ewes averaging 88 lbs , at $4.10. but says that alter sight seeing There was a trood demand for Flour, and mill produce. A supply always on hand for for nine days ho had to give it feeding lambs and everythiug exchange, and for sale at lowest Cash 'prices. Your pat-- 1 up, for the longer ho stayed the desirable of this class went rapN. HANSEN, Manager, f more there was to be seen. ronage is solicited. idly at strong to 10c higher rates. J. II. Brough and J. Li nd hart A double deck of prime 123 lb. were over from Nephi Sunday Montana wethers sold for export ( George Teasdalo returned on as home missionaries. at $4 00, but good to fat western a from week's Mr3. Elmer Taylor of Gunni wethers can hardly be quoted Tuesday evening Local Notes. visit in Provo. son is hero visiting with her above $3.65 to $3.85 as the load at $4 00 was exceptionally choice. Hereafter Script will bo ac sons. Don't bo a suckor for a travelMrs I. C. Gadd of Nephi is Two doubles of good Oregon cepted at 90c on the dollar ing clothing snido. 102 lbs, sold for at Chase Meat Market. spending the week with the fam ewes averaging Mrs. Ida Whittaker is visiting of 500 nice fat band a 05. aud $3 Eli Batchelor. who has been ily of Mrs. J, S. Linton in Provo this week. yearlings averaging 80 lbs sold GYPSUM doing guard duty for the Utah for $4.15, which was top for that James Hall was hero yester- Fuel company in Carbon county A lino of date class. Tho above sales will give up-icomplete day from Springvillo. at a salary of $5 per day for the Mil a good idea of present prices. Shim at mil Millinery goods First cl.css bathing facilities at past eight months, has returned liuerCo. Call and see them. We hope to see values maintained home. Keilson's Barber i Co. Lunt's Pharmacy m f Pho6aixRoii6rmiii,Fsn o06e i THE OLD RELIABLE o Shop. Absolutely Puro THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE CLAY, ROBINSON & CO. Chicago, August 15, 1904. Stomach Trouble. been troubled with my have 'I Htomach for the pat four years." aajs D h Beach, of Clover Hook "A few Farm, Greenfield, Mass. to induced was I bay a day ago box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. I have taken part of them and leel a great deal better." If you have any trouble with your btomach try a box of these trtblotH. You are certain to be pleaded with the renult. .Price 25c. Fur ale by all Druggists. Grapes, Pears and Peaches, Fresh Fish every Friday at Eugenia Candland entertained fine a number of her young friends varieties, now ready for the Chase's Market. Try it. at Alfred market of in honor her Choice Honey Vinegar 25 cents Tuesday evening cousin, Miss Lillian Jones, of 1 Four Nophi parties have taken per gallon. Thos. Belliston.. Salt Like City who has been vis For S;il Choice young Pigs iting with her for the past week up 2,000 acres of land in Dog Valley and will go into dry farm Inquire ot Thos Belliston, Nephi. A surprise party sraa given at ing on an extensive scale. Prices Instire Highest Lloyd Adams is in Salt Luke the home of Mr. and Mrs James this week looking for a position Cole- on Wednesday evening in Byron Foote, who came in FOR YOUR Three pounds of chuck steak honor of their son Ray. About from Nevada week before last to for Dc, Cash Chase's Meat twenty young peoplo were pros join his company on the annual ent aul a splendid time was hud. encampment, returned yesterMarket. to his post of duty. Miss Louie Chappell was in Ice cream and cake were served. day by consigning them to eek the guest of Miss Customers ff th? Exc?!sior . Provo List School Excursion. Sunday V Eva Ward. Mercantile Co. will bo pleased to I ITk 4 and Tin Ward Smmd Sui Firt the of face old their sep genial J. F. II'yt will leave soon for iy School have arranged fur all Samoa 'where he has been called friend Roy T. Cowan behind tho teJtcunuoii to meadow at grocery counters of that instiiu the fork of i ItOcky'ti on a mission. ennven Labor day, Live Stock C ommission tion once more. Roy is one of mead-oMisses Emma Crawley and the best On the ft, 100. l! September grocery clerks in the SIOUX CITY SOUTH OMAHA CHI CAGO Lillie Blackett are visiting in state. will bo the Nephi Hrasx Hand SO. CITY ST. DENVER KANSAS JOSEPH Provo this week. to make tweet muic for tlx r.avc o and when you etocc t to what you Ijn enow Barton Brough returned Sun- crowdd. Basket ba!lf bam hall and ml v' vvill keep you well itJornxtt on U Miss Mabel Nugent of Salt Lake City is here this week the day morning from a very pleas various kind of f porta will be inant sojourn with Provo friends. dulge! in. Everybody is invited guest of Mrs. Enoch Burton. Barton was also a visitor at Camp to bo there. The committee Mrs. Edward Riches is here B'ackbawk not having co J daring tho week and that all children o f5t. !- - II in, . this wc k from Salt Lake visit enjoyed a "square" of pork and vyauc in woicn logo win men ing relatives and friends beans with tho boys just for old at th tabcruaclo at 7 o'clock wnd Or go via Chicago and return via St. Louis. The low rates Peter Sorenson has returned time's sake. all who can take one, two or thre which are now in effect will allow you to do thl(. Be sure from a very pleasant sojourn In of the children will kindly that your ticket reada either going or coming over the Miss Delia, the eldest dauirh- - call at the tatwrnacle and Provo and Salt Like City. get hh Cliicfu-o- , . ..... .,r Nc ir-- t i 31 ill an can accommodate they iniiny ..T. A. Hyde Jr. went to Eureka kins, who lad but recently reTnesdat nfternocn to join Mrs. covered from a erious attack of and then by iorure all the childien of r the inead w and hav Throngh cara between Wettero points and Chicago in conHyde in a few days' visit wit) typhoid was taken with convul- nection with the Uuion Pacific. a d time. her parents. Hons while in attendance at Ray li'g g In the evening there will l a IOCS Ho party Wednesday evening ' grand hall at iLe iiera houe. V. V. WILLI AKS, For a 1? ;i( attack lake Clumber-- ColeV St W' t t.Stl r1.t tW tlrt HsLltl Iain's K Mnach and Liver Tab i!!,rry h orchestra will ba ia at cuuMi rwuvcr. iiuv let and a quirk cure U certain. For iniii Mij lendanc. All are invited. It is STOCKMEN G-;M'- s. ' Market - fieep &nd Cattle m F m uay.K ODinson&ui. . w ITIAtkl-f- l. d-si- r . ar-hin- g 1 alo by all drnggi-t- . l '!?. iiT"A Ihoso vvhoatlcndcl thcl1'0:-:lh:H an !Hkin in yahl Iudian War Votcrans rcuninn at jiit r the children. f Springvillc were: ICdwin Samuel Caz'er, David SiuNbury Btkieti! Arnica SaJro. Mrs. J. S. C.nv.in, Mri. Honry nM fn.r, rr vnrrvu MW. cato rciionoia, 0:M ItMiipaea Hnv other una or balm f iP.,lvr, lotion, rIoti.,i-M.ii..iiimjniair, 1 St. fiko Olty. 1 j d-i- j H-xt- t flol.1 of iog. hit poaU in (rand Fall Millinery Opening hospitality 3. com- A Saturday, Sep ember wear ila plete! lire of Keady-f- Ivan. -- Ml j praUo of tho Krl..n. Ul-ra- . rv, of Springville. Tettt-r- guarantee! by bunl Power tor CiooJ. The jiil'e that era p tnt in t !?r action and in ffTVet nre DeWitt'e Little Kaily Kinern. W S IJj if Kt. f f Albany, (Ja., eaj: 'Iur ing a bilious attack I look on. Small an it wa it did me tnore or go d th in rnlome', bln The tnmy friends of Dr. C. H. any o'her pdl I ever took nnd nt Bird will be pleased to know that the mm lime th ePect wis f'tea-an- t. be has rr turned to Nephi and I.?tll l!irra are opened rp his dental pirlor in tainlr an ideai pi!." h.!! hj all the old Li'nix Inrber shnp K p!ent mi K-rl- rr ! , lvl. iuWJil,! t Kruj.li, u?; o will be oi exhibition. Sbitnmin Milinery cotnp.vy. C. J. Hawkins left on his bicycle Tuesday for Salt Like City where lie will visit forafewdays before entering upon his school work at the B. Y. U. at Provo. W 2d Com. Ay:t. Li Amen Watermelons, Cantaloupes and MuskmelnMs, tho best qualities and all sivs now ready at Fred horenson's. Reasonable prices. Mrs. Jhn S. Cowan was called to Salt Like City Tuesday afternoon on account of the i!lucs of her daughter, Mrs. Alva Stout !t. In.iil wfiulfco t f- 'tt-lf- Via O ... u ' Japan art ti on nee It is the Design of THE RECORD PUBLISHING CO. tTm$ SU Ith.Hm. U and,, Ski,, fr pile,.Cnre Mi hh l,fn J H .t .11 m nie nrMrt; i r two nr l!ir e jcars of fighting. Kiipcthi i;j l aj ii'H beAiru iI.hI time. -- What Is. Life? In !h a nal i tip ioIxk nut w d know Ih-i- t It a ond'-- r pfriet law. AhH liw ev-- n refolte. M'ghlly, p4in Irrg iUr i "'ft II,,d,eheor n, Liver trouble. J jtirnati fafwr Ink Vnlt Cartion Sheet Wc entry a t:ubhr Hindu Urc Indeies Fleners lrtm mi Day Hooki Memoranrlum Not lVnclls ?&5 TWeH Krar Madias lilerli, jtock of Papr, EnveJope, etc. Tc all if these l.r il isnur lntDtion dd as the mar k t fb nind. 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