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Show Tha RepuMic Nephi, Utah, Satsrd: AT THE TABERNACLE. W- - H Nephi Her Resources, Advantages and Attractions. Paxman Spoak to King and Jas. W. TTmb$rt the People. Nephi Cite is sitaat-.- d Geographically. in the center of Utah. Its latent natural resources are practically unlimited. Its TIIlsKt (1 of Agriculture; iii of i3) of the Sheep industry and (4) of To the North, West and South The choir sang the hymn on page 51, is aminerals. large area of as fine agricultural lands as cau be found in Utah. anew ns oui journey pursue. cron of Come let cereals and alfalfa bless theAbundant labors of the husoffered was Elder bandmen. To the North. thousands of acres of Thomas by Prayer natural meadow, watered bvlrp or,,.,,, llk Crawley. emerald The e rarllensgreat f Nephi are carpet. unexcelled The choir then sang hymn on page 135 in the west. Its fruit and of it contigu- that Sweet is the Work. thlVhuTuule aB Ierfect a can he grown in Sacr ment was administered by tha First The wool industry of this locality, is one of Ward bishopric. largest in Utah, and is such as to demand the of two firms and large Elder W. II. Kin was called upon to attention warehouses for the wealthy storing and handling of address he people. lie said he desired .si portion of the Spirit of God to be enabled to C. cfstallsed gypsum. Conspeak, and in order to get that, he wanted motiuiaiu venient to the Isa complete mill for the faith and prayers of the brethren and grinding and quarry, refining the product which is being continuously shipped to the filters. He spoke of the great work which states of the Pacific Coast, 300 tons last mouth being the output. has been revealed in these the last days, of the iufinite goodness of God to this people. K:if,tS,ult5reMk canJon nd north eastrely 8alt springs from Showed very plainly bow the Saints had the mountain side,pure and by means of gush one of the salt complete in manufactories the labored to bring about the will of Ged. He ted states, the brine is converted into Unitable, and packing salt that has but few equals .exhorted the Saints to obedience and asked dairy and no superiors in the world. The brine is n them not to do anything that would 8uPP'y practical y ,?nd the unlimited. ?altaddition to the manufactured them. In concluding he earnestly product, there are several mines quarries of rock salt, the extent of whichor canuot be ;asked the blessings of God to rest down on Services were held in the Talternade day, Elder Charles Sjx rry presiding. f'afci t Sun- PHI iu;. , v:,. W-U- i ' In effect, Apnl6, Train arrive and depart at vnrimi daily as follows: South-bound- . wat Station- Leave - sv-- .rth- Juab Edward Newton, Adelber Kay. C. ANDREWS A . 9.25 10.45 Speed and safety are the watchwords of the ago. Ono Minute Bough Cure acts neverfalls. Asthma, peedily, safely andand colds are cured bronchitis, coughs fcy it. A. Lunt & Son. The Chicago Milwaukee &St..PaulRy Many people unacquainted with the geography of the "West imngine that because Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul are names used in the corporate title of the railway owning the Short Line between Chicago and Omaha they must go via the cities of Milwaukee and St. Paul to reach their destination -- if it be Chicago or east thereof. This is a mistaken idea. On a west snap the line running directly east and this. like would look Chicago. Omaha am .. Fairfield .. am... Eureka... 1 . oPlumb-ers- '4 is a LOCAL DISEASE uMtb P' f GOLDEN EAGLE SALOON, Blackett Bros. Proprs. Dealersj'in Wines, 4 Liquors etc. No. sudden climatic changes. y & jrcCGLC J pnoitlxciv jt j supplies. i pl.co.ii cn to c Reduced to $2.00 per Year After Jun 1235. Lake Tribune will On June 1st the y f the to rcdu.-:e. tl. 2 CC t T ve ox The present high standard w:1 i b o in! u ned , and every effort in will ne made to keep the the front r.i.'.k. TLiit v I: t . StandardGan.o - wna RAILWAYI .THROUGH THE.. Choice of Three at 6:00 & lOij 4 TUB WORI.I Ix'oifrst Express Trains :i Da. am wai MrrvBnt OGOEN, SALT LAKE AND DENVSi. p. m. Salt Lake City, H. S. Kerr, U. h & P. Agent, Mant SCEkT:u AtKIFlCENT RAILROAD t Sifrstifio Afliorlcti Astncy fer Dullntt Rcutw, in Tn Tf.Ar.4 hi -- orciow tA i COPVHICt.T:' For tsfnrssNn M'l fv BsadlAxi' Nunn A CO.. U41 llx.uoWiV, OldMt Fv.ry liiv.1 nst-- al : v ELEGANT REGUN1NG CHAIR Ct-;- . Fvs a Cbiurg. for ssrt.naf . ost oy y ptrr. i. glr.a frv u. ffuaiitif In MrIm Dirscf CsanssiitM Bad v. liyth. 0IT TSCtSfhFLt tqtJIFFIB tULWZS t IIS TTJ?. FSX mt-- i I Lsrrirat efreslsts of sny luUCa ps-tea world. hplsadkUy Ulwtrstsd. No uM'.h,-ro- S 1USS bhmtld b without It. Wc.kl- -, 41JU sLx anifle. kddrrw, NUNN A CO., brusdwsr. ksw Turk City, l UBUssxxx. tj.ikli N S1 Gfi'fiTDnicE THE 0HLY TRUE EROSd iio.ik-aeepm- One-Fourf- Regular Prica h V7ITY WiMSixth Street. . KANSAS. TOPEKA, l' c.f STicultiiH? ?.re rot nn- t l!u won of tl'1? Amu - keep fully in y-- Hu vi vyOLLESE 110 I , of t!iu N : Eic-r.-. sri or the skin. Einartin" a and C.b tier, by il o is iniMr.tiy aliayeT i the expense of a., immense u t ? r C uLciIainV, Eye and Skl ly of time and morKv lUc a nn.iboror $1 a year is toe cort of tn (S cjilyii : have been will Rive you $ Oi:i li.;2 c. iT.roy very iiiul oni y niaea7.ine wliirh cured by it. It is equally j thedesired information. Itishanu-permanently & Fome, practical and instructive. ellicicr.t for itching pried End a favorite remTH irtRiGATiOM AGE, CHICAGO. f for sore nipples; chapped hands, chiledy G K.GIRJ.ING PubKshel by blains, frost bites, and chronic gore eyes. u. SAfflPLC COPY FRCE. l Who can think For sale by druggists at 23 cents per box. of dome simple thing to oatent? i ijsgn o.r mry b?nr toi eeibh. ' t f;t jr'lv, Cidy'1 f ir,dit-. i;Pter. 4ltr: I f'i V1. 'gif 'b HV RJ. ' ' 11 TI.o ii to." ".t .0 c. - ' o itebkj n: l t Fs.t-rhau- RECARn-K"- The sneclflc nad universal opinions, oondonMd, nr follows: "You deserve great praise, and the gratitude of the reading world that portion of it, at least, that is fortunate enough to read THE GREAT DIVIDE, Having a field entirely its own, lb is intensely American in cast and character. It is useless for us to say, the illustrative features and typography are superb equal In quality and unusualness to the fascinating aad strange contents that fill our columns. TEN CENTS a' copy; ONE DOLLAR a jraar. Your newsdealer has it, if not, send to THE CREAT DIVIDE. Denver, C u i , IIS 5 nrirh 11 s ii L.7OD, reynlata I. purify ;he lIVKRaou "I.ONEYV111 dtsTOHS tij of tOVTJ In all Ur VK.OK HEALTH aad Ultssee. reqnlriny scertsln sn i eiCvl.ntTOA ; Appetite, stpceiAily lyupepHia,1Vnnt(.' ta use is marlt c? lion, Fac k ot StrenziD rsu!U. with imini!Ute sm .it;w force. El.li?oS muscles and iiprv'' r Ut rain Vower. mind ati1 surl'c mm a ni'iivi'i? from ll j r pAPITAL riDMMERCIAL - VS 2 If iui.i'Tof touav. ' fACTS to a limited number of persons. This course will be completed in 40 lessons. No charge for diplomas. Address, VI v-- l , I Lr4Dl(lU HAaRTlfcJlti Ir.OA roiklr sex will OrU IS 7 ONJG a safe and a cienr an,,' hea thy complexlou. U tLe value of I)H The atrenpefit iROf Tunic is UwU frequi ut at couuterfwUiiiit lisvt? only .tided to the pop Uy of tk original, if you r.fcrncstly doalro haaltr putjj 1 car, it Vm attM19 not experiment get the OmaiNAL W iho Tr. Harter Menl.Ce.X jvur iwldrfcww oar DRTEAIir l400K.M ?lo (6oo4 Or Haf-- - 't naaf I 'ii'ir. 5?fo Mfr i.x , tr, 0f ca-c- 3 i y ur. STIRN- To advertise our Coll gt we will give a thorough coarse of ms'rueiinn iu Double and Sing.e En: ry and Commercial Arithmetic, by mail, at s ; Cure, cures. IANDE. ;.T cou James THE ? Semi-Weekl- One I k l SQUAF- R10 Home Print Weekly Published in Utah. SECURE THIS Qh? ,n ' and m' '!ways - ;i !, s' ;rrov inr both t tr.n m.kI cd'I.iof irirralion v crops by the ah voved to I ,i rriu-- t road a niir prri ic irrv sul jert. Doyin learn' j li.it ethers h.ive vk:iji. TEI3 UNE. tiasS?- - All Tr; FlfY t, m) Pl wd ,4m -- aOCKY MOUNTAINS! Supt. ! Semi-Weekl- North Theodore Bruback, Pres. & Ueni Mauager, Ancient Eisrssirsaai r lTb, ISJj. Direct connections at Nephi with Union Padiflc Railway from and to Salt Lake City, Ogden, Butte, Provo, Milford and Intermediate voiuts, and all poiute East and West. Slop on signal. The Company reserves the right to vary rom this Time Taiue at pleasure y. SE.Yll-wEEKL- y JSl. 1 Manti Dentist. ' if K and Morrison at 3:00 p. m., Monday's, Wednesdays and Friday's. Returning arrive at T. B. FOOTE, Dealer in General and Green Groceries. r ti.ii WANTbd jkOUHTSi The Largcstf Hnivcicct, end Qcc! I.42p 2.22p 2. lop A. BOOTH, icth'xls . t:m:i nflifaMflijteg l'l 1 TIIOS. BELLISTON, Agt. Mt. Pleasant Marble Works. C II. BIRD yOU.3Wtr Kiiu m l.ILp HYPE & WHITMORE, Geueral Merchandise. Wv..a- acknowlopcd to be the most thorough cure for asal Cutarih.Co.d in Dead snd Uay lever of all medi'-sIt op- r. srui cleanses th.e nasal passages, ays pain nirl iicUmmation, heals the sores, promts the membrane from coins, rest ores the senses taste mid snie'l. ilioo&oc.at Druggists or by mail. ELY EKOIilEKS, Go Warren SLreet, New York. . tiee, - WtON 12.57p JNO. S. PAINTER, Dealer in General and green Groceries. ORD BROTHERS CLOTHING CO, Dealers in Clothing and Gents furnishings I COLORAb08rSDENVER. etoimraiNEu 12.40p CHAS. FOOTE A SONS Dealers in General Merchandise. NEPHI COOPERATIVE MERCANTILE INSTITUTION. J. W. Ord, Supt. W. H, PETTEGREW, Mauufaetur of and dealer! in Harness, lysO; bv.u, S ALT LAKE , ASPEN PUEBLO. THE 11.45a Cabinet and Coffin Maker. OSTLER A ALLEN, Manufacturers of Harness and Saddles and dealers in all kinds of horse furnishing goods. W. M. STOUT, Repairer of Boots and Shoes. J. LEADVILLC, Running Tw Through Past Trains Dslly to 1.ML TABLE NO. 16. Dentist. Tor your Protection we state Out this Tenicdy docs rmt C".;! onerenry or any other injurus thug. t TTirli. - 2Tor - Daily M. P. KONG, j. of colds and t and is the result tin til SubsGilbe South. Wrights. H5 Fi Grar.ii RIs CW-gan- .xli UrfMi, Effective Sunday, November Butchers. There is nothing more simple than that, Omaha between miles 500 and it is less than H. H. HAWKINS, Boarding house and Restaurant. and Chicago. Two through trains daily in C. M. each direction with the best Sleeping Car J. Boot OSTLER, and Shoe maker. anil Dining Car Service, and all regular FRANCIS SELLS, Furniture and undertaking. travelers know and appreciate the merits ot SALT MANUFACTURING CO. NEBO the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. I aul Kail A. Ca.ier, Supt. ways Short line between the East and the EXCELSIOR MERCANTILE CO., Dealers in General Merchandise. West. W. Paxman, Supt. For maps, time tables and information PEXTON A CHASE, Blaeksmithing. generally, tall cn or address Alex. Mitchell KNOWLES & WEBB, Utah. Lake Salt City, Commercial Agent, Wheel of The Only Llaa Druggists. Sheep-Men'- s i a 1 A. LUNT A SON, Saddles, and i turn 5 4 4-- J l4. ; Confectionary. Dealers in Hardware, Tinners and ?! JL CO., COOPER, PYPER A CO. T EFFECTIVB APBI130 Train N. t leave gait Lake I :(S . m. arpin pui rive at Pueblo 6:10 a m., Celorade Springe 7:61 a, m. Denver 10:00 a. m., Cripple Creek 9 :60 I ID a. a. Shorteet line to Cripple Creek, Co ieredo'e i great gold eamp. Train No 4 leave Balt Lake 7:40 p. n. arrives pm pu. ai Puehio l;77 p. k. Colorado Bprtoga, 0:63 p. aa Denver 9 :26 p. m. Oonnectlon made at Fee bio, (Merade t Springs and Denver with all tinea east. day coaches, chair ear, and milmaa on all Take tralna. tbs and 1.U. D.4 sleepers have a comfortable trip aod enjoy the (amt acenery en the continent. A. H. HUGHES, 8. H90PKB, Traffic Manager, O. F. A T. JL, Denver. Colo. Denver, Cote, B. F. NKTINS. H. 11. CUSHING, Usnsral Agent, Trav. Pass Agt. Silt Lajl Crrt, CTu, 8.40am I Liu Soenio I 4.3s pm 3.20 pm SAN PE' sir'i J V EA1LW. OSTLER A OCKEY, TV'vA L XU vv.T-- . Wellington Thomas Stephenson, Joseph Dealers in Wool, Grain etc. Price. UTAH WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION, E. R. Booth, Manager. Levan Hans Anderson, Joeeph Jenson. HOUSE, Missionaries and presiding officers will NEPHI Mrs. E. Goldsorough, propr. m for future reference, out this clip please UNION HOTEL, Mrs. C. R. Foote, propr. no other notices will be given of yonr apPaxntso. J M. McCUNE, pointments, and Bakery ' i rlntsd - John W uo.vijt. Frederick K. i directory of Nephis business : '! , 2.30am 2.10pm.... Ogden . i.nui s.v, 3.30 am 3.10 pm Ar I Salt I Lv 4.0) 7.o pn 7.40am 8.00 pm Lv f Lake Ar k.u, pm am 6.30 p 8.06am 6.28 pm.... Sandy 9 If aiu 6 01 pm Uli L. Juab County. Following Is ii BEN-HU- R RAILH QAP, 1 hustlers f i ;Th DiBir k LOCAlr TIMB CARD. 1 Ord g MAKERS OF iy KS r sv v ' of IND . INDIANAPOLIS, 'OinoiuaSutiiooxr , 7.00pm. .Lehi Junct h.4'am 8.50 am 7.10 pm Arnern Fork 8. iarn 8.56 am 7.17 pm Pleas't tiro hfSau computed. 9.20am 7.40pm ....Provo.... As a distributing ithe people. , Nephi recognizes 9.40 am 7.50 pm Spanish Fork 7.4 am one superior in point, but Utah. It is the key to 9.57am 8.12pm ...Paynou... T.iun Elder James Paxman was the next speak- oouthern L tah, and with , the advantage of two 11.00 am 9.15pm ....Nephi.,.. 6.4i)aui railroads out to the east and south, the well 11.00 pm Art remarks stretching INI HID I Lv er. He was pleased with furnishes, wlthoui question, the best poiut in 10.20 pm Lv Juab f Ar 5.(Hi am of Bro. King, and lwre testimony to the C tah for the establishment of manufactories 12 01am 3.35 am Leamington and wholesale houses. 2.00 am ....Oasis. truthfulness of the remarks of Elder King, 2.50 am Clear Lake The attractions of Nephi as a residerce 6.25 am ArJMil- - I Lv lie spoke on the order of the priesthood and town, are unique in their variety. It is situ7.05 am Lv ( ford f Ar on the earth on in been ated almost the accomplished what has 8.45 am .... Frisco highest portion of the divide that turns the flow of waters north into Arrive this day. Utah lake and south-war- d into the Sevier rivSleeper on No. South, Tn to thence onward er, lake the Sevier the dead on and Glorious choir 7, page The Saturday. sang hymn sea of Millord Couuty. Its altitude, gravelly Sleeper on No. 2 soil and perfect drainage insure the best of days and F'ridays. North, Day. health, iu fact, the conditions are such, that Trains souh of Juab run a Benediction by Elder David Udnll. but two eases of diptlieria have occurred in O ATS five years among a population of nearly 3,000. Two througli i. a :i ; Si Its citizens are thrifty and progressive. The wide streets and avenues of large shade trees, Lake to all poiiK, Through Pullman Palace A hacking cough is not only annoy cosey cottages, bautiful lawns and elegant Lake to Chicago without to the modern public buildings, make of Nephi a is but dangerous to otners, Turn ist s. ing place iu which life W a real luxury. Minute One Cough has it. who Free Kcchuin t'u up ,,i4 parson Cure will quickly put an end to it. A. water-wElegant day coacuc It Is nupplied with a complete system of orks Punt & Son. along which flows the water from pure springs distant some three miles up the Oanvou. To the west about five miles, the mountain range is low, rolling and of easy access, and abounding with rich pasturage. To Home Missionaries. the east a couple of miles, the Nebo range abrubtly rises, to the north east a few miles the top of Mt. Nebo rises into the regions of E. l'l snow. eternul for Sunday, part Gill MFE. CYCLE TwImi.Cim-". con-dem- Without cxageratlon and without coloring, the foregoing is a description of the lovely iu city of Nephi, the Capital of Juab County which are found the mines of Tintic, the wonder and admiration of the Great West. Besides Tintic, the rich mines of Fish Springs, a portion of Deep Creek and otheriD wealthy and the Western Growing camps are situated ppra, wrapping tCERJRJL i.HV J SlUTl iU pr Missionary appointments November 15th, are as follows: Nephi Thomas Crawley, J. C. Ostler. Nebo John Adams, Edwin Booth. Mona Isaac C. Gadd, Peter Christiansen. Eureka Alfred Gadd, Andrew Neilson. Mammoth William Buckholt, John W. J, WHOLKSALDk uifc . ' . V rr their lit '' ,Y v.1 A. B. Palmer, Blacksmith, :AI1 kindtajf re pnir work done Wa n Sircv. . Nephi, Utah JiPfii Rt 5300.0CO.; CAPITAL.! IE CKkfcs |