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Show T13IE TAlfLE; OBEGOK SHOUT piKE, diptrt from Payaoa m Trtlo irrlva fjllowa: ud ' Njrtk South I .1:1! ua r UHr.M.TitC 4:21 it.ui. Ifumpitr.. k;11p.u A Liz Thomson, AhL . MO 0 BANDS WE8TEUN. . Wwt-Kou- :! in lAtpa, lut-Hom- d lHiin.diUpu W. H. BMMIMM.AirMit. FotteM to luuro InaortloH muat bo tu U All oommuuloa by Ibo urrlaor l Am by Thursday ovoulua. Aou must bo aeaompaulod ull itam. Highest cash price paid for fat p altle, veal and pork. Job Reece. George Patten was over to Provo Thursday. Every stcve guaranteed in the carload just in at E. II. McBcthr Dan Cronin, deputy sheriff of Joab county, was in town Monday. Special sale on pictures and picture frames at J. S. Page, Jrs Mrs. M. . Lemmon returned from Salt Lake City Wednesday evening, Billy Ridd, of the Rio Grande Passenger department; was here yesterday. A newline of shoes just received at prices to snit anybody, at John Pf'Ofgt guard's. Excelent stamp photos at Daniel's gallery, 25 ceptj per dozen, suitable to enlarge from. Felix Bachman of Provo was in our city Thursday. Big Ihoe sale still continues at the Peoples Cash Store. Mrs. A. S. Hnish yaa in Salt Lake Oity the first cf the week. Baby shoes, 15 cents a pair, next week only, at John Provstgaards. Joseph Reece pays the highest cash price for beef, veal and pork. Three eeks froip next Tnesday tbq tale of the ballotg will be told. The place to buy shoes is at the Peoples Gash Store. A big sale now on. Mr. and Mrs. Nate . Rockhill spent the first of the week in the capital. Mis. A. B. Rockhill of Spanish Fork was Yjsjtjng in Payson . About fifteen of onr home boys Thursday. E. II, McBeth unloaded a car left for John D. Stark is the authorized Aspen, Wyo., Monday, load of stoves and ranges this where they have secured railroad agent for the Herald & Tribune week. i at Payson, Utah. work. Remember (he shoe sale still Dr. G. F. Tilson Office a Dr. Tilson reports ProfPonlson, poutinnes at the Peoples Cash residence across the street south of Evans Delos Tanner aqd Mrj. Store. t Lemmons of store, Benjamin pxrovering from typhoid Mrs, Isaac J, Rosa returned fever. Orson Lamb's soq is down Monday evenjng from a weeks For Hale One woode bedstead with Typhoid fever and is under ptay in Salt Lake. and heavy iron springs at a bar- the care of Dr. Henry. A carlpad of ieel Ranges, gain. Can be seen at Henry Mias Agness Wonencroft is pooka and heaters, just arrived at Nebekeia. prepared to taka students for JS. II. McBelhs, For Sale A good four room piano or organ. Terms reasonable. Take the children to Daniels brick house with A acre of land Clothing at your own prices. I gallery and have some stamp in good location. Price $x,ioo. office. this at can made of them. y Ladies fine Shoes and UnApply photos Edwin Q. Brown, the derwear. Bev. Howard left yesterday for Dr. J. M. Henby Office in Man. Hat Bank Building, Residence one Salt Lake to attend the PresbyterMartha and Jake Huber and a ian Synod, which is in session block east and one block north. hoy of Mart Tanner's are the latwere there for tro or three days. Mr. and est additions to the list of smallMiss I oe; Knight of Provo has yisitors to Salt Lake.Snnday morn pox patients. ipg, aud remained there three this week developed a case of COO pairs of childrens woolen days. smallpox and is isolated at the will be sold ont at 10 cants a hose W. Knight A. S. Hnish is making a closing home of her brother, J. pair, worth 20 cents, at John out price on thefltmoua Dayton Finest line of Men's clothing Frovstgaard'-g- , while Come cost. at in also town and Underwear Bicycles k Found Four keys on Ladies Jackets and Capes and (hey last same can Owner a ring. get by E. H. McReth sells the best Dress Goodq at H. Lemmons at (his office .and paying calling steel ranges, cooks and healers The jury in the case of John G. for this notice. made at lowest prices. Call and Jost, charged with adultery, after STOVES A RANGES now see our line. being out until 4 p. m. Saturday, come while my stock is The campaign is not vpry hot roturned a verdict of guilty. Sen- going complete. Low price is the motta here. A few street arguments is tence will be paad next Monday. ALBERT S. HUISQ. pH that reminds one that elation Charles Smith left for Balina Mrs. J. W. White and daughter (lay is so near. Wednesday evening where he goes and Morgan of 8. Don glass is headquarters fqj in the interest of the Lake Breeze Winona, the home were at Goshen, visiting Rock Springs coal He hss recent- Nursery to put their trees, plants, Mrs. H. and Mr. of Lemmon, ly moved jity binq to the 0, & L. shrubs, etc. on sale in the southern v Monday. (lepoot where be can supply his towns. Mrs. Ufenry Wyler will Igave (rails. We poticed in last Sundays next Tuesday for Robinson, Utah, Quo Stark came down from Salt Tribune, among the list of marrito her husband who is work-iu- g join Lake Oity, where he is working age licenses issued, the name of there They will make their for the B . G. W. in their machine James P. Tilson, aged 41 of Fay-sohome in that mining camp .until and Miss Birdie Black, aged in ops, last Wednesday evening to spring. 25 of Kyjnos. register. This is fine weather for digging A fresh supply of J. G. McFor the Utah Stake Conference The crop ia being shipped beets. Donalds famous candies just in at at Provo the Rio Grande Western in very rapidly. For bat two Mrs. Guttieilg, Over 150 kinds will sell tickets at one single fare weeks jasQpassed the Rio Grande to select from. Also the Royal for the round trip. Selling dates Western has been leading out fye bread from Salt Lake. today and tomorrow(S1un(3(ay)good cars i per day. Charles Demis s still la town returning Monday. For Sale A new Drop-hea- d straightening up the affairs of his Mrs. Marsh ia offering extraorddeceased brother. The sheep, inary bargains in Millinary and Singer sewing machine. The maover 700. ip number, are being coats and cloaks lor. ladies and chine cost $70., but will be sold for $35. Also old set of harness Lorded on Thoe. Howard's farm children. It will pay yon to call cheap. Apply at Peery and above Salem. and examine those goods before Coombs meat market. op'4 miss an Possibly one half of the voters going elsewhere, Edward Bates and Jack Wilde oiVsyson registered Tuesday anc( opportunity. went to Benjamin Tnesday to get Wednesday the total count of the Another notice from the land figures on a little order of brink-3- 00, three precincts showing 485 names, office appears for the first time in 000. They will submit a bid divided aa follows: First 194; this sssne, wherein the depart- to the school trustees for the brick second -- 150; (bird-1- 8& ment asks for protests against the work npon the college. Notice I have in my possession claim of the state tq certain lands Mr. qnd Mrs. Geo. Iluish came one white horse, about 11 years in townships 9 S, range 2 east, and down from Salt Lake last Satur10 S, range 5 east. on right thigh. day evemng. George had been old, branded An enjoyable evening waa social- indisposed for several days prior Owner caq havoteame by proving d 10 their visit here and he is now ly spent'at the home of kjr, clear title and paying damages. Mrs. David Manwill Monday a victim of typhoid fever. Raymond Knight nighty the occasion being a party Cards are o.qt announcing the S. Six of the Opera in honor of Mrs, Ora May Pulver. C. Manager in Goshen op Mouday, wedding House went in to Salt Lake Mon- The time waa profitable spent in Oct. 22nd, nf Ephraim Finch and day evening on business connected games, refreshments, efe. Miss Mary Davis, daughter of with his house. He was joined Dr. F. U. Simmons, veterinary Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. Both the there Tuesday morping by his surgeon, will be here for two days contracting parties are very popu. wife, bis mother and his sister, all commencing Oct. 26th. Dr, Sim- lar people of Goshen, and have of whom returned home Tuesday mons is wfll known here as a first many friendp wfc,o. wish them a pvening. oloss veterinary surgeon, and all happy fatore. work Poll (aj cpmmqpced this who wish to emgaga his services The entertainment given by week. The Spanish Fork road is can do so on the 26th and 27th of Bsrlowa Whiv Minstrels, at the this month. receiving the greater share of the last house opera Saturday night, Goo. A. Peery ks beqp appoint- was one that supervisors attenipu, just now, pleased the greater but a little work ia being put upon ed deputy county treasurer, who part of the audience. While some the road leading to the Short Line will collect and receipt for taxes of the jokes were old and stale the depot. The qounty and city kayo ip Jayson, Other depntiew f95 rest of the. 'program was good and and served to help the jointly erected a loading apparatus this qnd of the county are the audience forget the uninteresting Andreas Engberg, at the gravel beds in the eastern followings We believe those who weie parts. part of town, which affords great Salem; Nephi Nelson, Santaqniu; out, while not a very large number, Feter were well pleased. Okelberry,, Gosb.ec. convenience in loading wagons. . .. .. pad-loc- , n, m i te .... a 3WS235SSS We understand that Dr. Wade Two girls of Geo. Lcbaran. 9 PAYSOH SCHDOL ROTES, to Eureka ;s contemplating gii;g daughter of. james Clark, and a to practice his profession. of Mr. Gunderson, all of Monday saw a great number daughter Santaquin, are reported by Dr, Attorney Evens and Sheriff qf new pupils in school. as convalescent frotr, Storra were at Mt.Nebq Thursday In the past week you could tell Henry an case of alleged investigating typhoid. by their smiling faces that they nnlawfully appropriating water. Aa a result of being thrown all intend to take an interest in Mrs. Sam! Pulver ia in the a runaway horse Tuesday, from the school work so they could all town from Americrn Fork. 81) Ernest Coombs ia suffering from reach a higher standpoint in is moving her household effects to two fractures of the right arm and that place, and will live with her school. a badly injured face. He is nnder . endeavall The should the care of Dr. Henry, who re porta parents. parents Some farmers sy they connt or to get their children in school him getting along as well aa couli be wished for. (heir beets by the acre this season as soon as possible so they might instead of by the load. The Lehi gain the benefit of the school Quite a number of our young factories are work. and Springville folks went over to Spanish Fork last grinding up 800 tons per day. evening to attend The parents should all take the Wednesday ball in a new dance opeping Judge Saxey was over from enough interest in their children, hall. to is be a fipe build-- : It said Spanish Fork Thursday. He re- and in the schools, that they for winter ing parties, and wil) ported that he had a fine legal would come visit the schools accommodate about the same onm-- . gpd practice there, and that although once a her of dancers as the paviliou. week, at least. he liked very much to live in Pay-soWill Parser started pn bis his business didnt justify it. The attendance has been very in schools. this all the peddling trip to Eoreka Tuesday year Mr. Orrawell Simons, an old good and got as far as Goshen where he As Friday was visiting day respected settler of Payson, is taken with a violent attack of was stricken with paralysis st his home there was no school; the teachers oa Main street. He was very low having decided to go to Provo to pleurjsy, and it was necessary for' him to return home on the train daring the week, and jt is feared visit the schools of that place. next morning. Dr. Henry ia atv he will pot live long. The teachers gt their peeling tending him. The sale of the Payson canyon passed a resolution that one trusThe Australian Novelty Com-- : was again discussed at the nonncil tee at least should accompany pany appeared Jbefore a dwarfed meeting Monday night, bat noth- them on visiting day. audience at the opera honae Thurs-- i ing done toward it other than that ia Poulson Principal improving day nght. The rompany aha which has already been mapped waa it some is ont It thought by hoped that we presented a performance last even-- , rapidly apd members that a general mass meet- shall see him in school soon. ing, but on account pf going to ing of citizens ought to be called. press before the show, we cant eay A Student. Other members argued different, anything about it. However, oq One and a vote waa taken. a We hare qf supply large Thursday evening parts of the uonnollman refused to ballot one blank notea deeds, entertain meqt were good, and locatiqp qqd matter the of way or the other, 10 maaa waa ' lost the notices. deserved a larger patronage. calling meeting Word was recaived here Thurs--. day morning of the death of Theodore Soren a young mao of Saleiq who has been herding sheep up in Wyoming, He had been to town after a supply of provisions for the sheep camps on Tuesday and started back about 8 oclock with hii load when some distance Still continues. fail to see these bar- from town his loom became un manageable and he was thrown gains in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes. Prices will surprise you. to the ground the wagon passing over him from the effects o( We also complete line of ' which he died Wednesday morning about x oclock, n, V Great Shoe Salt at the PEOPLES CASH STORE ' Dont carry a ' Dry Goods, Underwear, Hats, Etc., Norman Fillmores building on, Main street is taping put in shape to receive the np stairs stock of store. The goods of 'the Co-0R1GHML ROT COLES BUST BEATING STOVE removal of the goods is necessary because the old wooden building aob one tyf now occupied by the company will be cut p3 at the first story end taken ont, and the joists of the new Payson. building built right over tbe lowt$ story of the wooden structure, and by. the time the new roof is comWHAT IT WILL DO. pleted the interior of the southern It gives defliilincm sml an nrlutt iinlfomiltv of department wRl be ready to reheat day qnd night with until, rail, alack, sitting! or lig- ceive goods. Then tbe remaining nite con The fire not out through tliu entire wint.-rwill be moved ont and the atory It requires attuution only three tiime In twenty whole of the hrick building enclos--. four houia. A ton of cheap soft coal doea the work of a ton of eu ly a plate glass front. hard coal. No clinkers are formed with Djjprr rent of the coal mined. The fuel saved in one season will pay for the stove. Editor's Awful Plight. It gives these result liecausu it liurne tliq gas hqlf of soft coal, which Is wasted with all other stoves. F. M Higgins, Editor Sent-c(Ills,,) News was afflicted for with Piles that no doctor 09 lights coming into this city rijht years MARRED AT MT, Th will be installed remedy helped until he tried at very lowest market prices. op Quafqnteed. fW gale W . - PO. The little town of Mt Nebo, on the slant just above Goshen, was tbe scene of a brilliant affair in the shape of a wedding Wednesday, When Miss Mamie Bnahnell and Mr. Charles Jndson, two well known young people, were united in matrimony by Bev, Wild 91. an Murphy of Eureka:. The wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents, and a away. plant at Glenwood, where the company Bucklens Arnica Salve, the best in the world. He writes, two. e has secured control of a water power, and the electricity boxes wholly cured him. Infalli- -. transmitted here .Herald, blefor Piles. Cure guaranteed Only 25 cents. Sold by J. L. R. 6. W. CHARGES TIME. Townshend druggist. sixty-hors- On account of the complaints made by people of Tintiu and Utah County the Rio Gtapfo. Western railway has decided to comply with the wishes qf their p&troqp down this way and have inaugurated a change in their evening trap which will arrive here on the old schedule s &:50 instead of 7:50. This iq a good morn and one which thq people will appreciate as it will, do away with tnat extra hone's wait fos the evening mail, and everybody is glad of change which went effect into yesterday. large reception tendered tbp happy couple. Many friends from ray-so- n attended. The bride formerly resided here, where she acquired a boat o( fiends, and has proved herself a social favorite among the Yonng people of Mt Nebo as well The f)S when she resided here. a clever groom iq young gentleman of Payson, where he has lived andjborne an exceleqtjrepnta-tio- n for several years. They will reside here, an the Globe-Headextends them a hqirty welcome. Xpkl Tis ogllvalr Cv Sipk Sui-ach- e, Congratulations are in ordei indigestion Allj constipation. herb drink. Removes A delightful, For Richfield, Electricity' all eruptions o the akin, producing a perfect complexion, or money Richfield, Oct. 10. There, is no refunded. 2cts . and 0 qts,a J. longer auy qrsUon ebppt electric Ik Tow.uqheud,( Ireggif. er 1 Estray Nqtlci. my possession the follow-- . pg described animal impounded as, I have in eatray or for trespass; - m ded ITS on --r- right hif, under bit ii right crop oil left ear. Also one red lightly qom) heifer, lett hip yean old, brooded rsa lit in right twx It damages and costs, on, said snl-0- 1 bf npt paid. Within ten days from data of this notice, It will be sold to. the highest cash bidder at the Pay-so- n city estray pound st 2 oclock p., m. on the 15lh day of Oct 19001 Dated st Payson City. Utah county. State of Utah, this 4th day of Oeh 1M0. Bakby Wrids, ound keeper of ql |