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Show I lx:atiou notices for sale at this office; 25c a dozen. A. S. -- rrn rAifLP,. LIKE. fralnaarrivaand (Ioprt from PaMi - j - ..J:I!hbII BIO OBAN HE WESTERN. . 1 for the nest 30 days iu order to uia id room for car hods which are Aant now in tranait. Mrs. Both Kinaey ia viuiting relatives here this week. Kaet-Hun- Imttrr IMP to Utiimt. Hcu BiMlJ. 8. FAoa,dr. Hlulurn. m Luul iu each Ward at 10 a. hi. - "It martin t " rmtlTla Km. W. The R. 0. W. anuouucea a rate of one fare for the ronud tripou the Fourth of July. Ticketa wild on the 2ml 3rd aud 5th. Limit July 5th. Awarded Highest Honors, World's Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Tair Mr. Barber, representing the Weateru Newspaper Union, paid ua a pleasant call Thursday, ', Suit Mi Ptilor. Jnet call and examine our fine stock of clothing, favson IL E, Button of Denver spent Mrs. For acy, who 1;4 been very the first part of the week here, 1.1 sick lor some time is rapidly imlie represents the Midland Loan proving so tbat she is able to be aud Savings Company. tfrthmU KplumtmtChvrrh. np and aruund. Dr. Henry Las Uckthy, FW or. Sirldie of aeliaollO Boyer am. Spriugville been attending her. Sunday: Sunday H. came over to attend the Alumni 1 7 i. u. ra. PnwUuf . VT Virtue Wwliwnday All of the Uuiversity pupils aveuimta. Ball Monday evening and remainfrom I'aysou are home to spend ed over till Thursday morniug. the vacation excepting Milton Im In Ilia RolleM to luBiiru huertiou murt illemnmiiulTU-Huua who has gone East to study Doctor W. A. Wipe member aOu by Thumday awning. iBNht ba aaouaiMuiail Ur tba wrimra of the state Imanl of pharmacy penmanship and visit his former uli ibm. and surgeon U. P. Bail way. Can home. be fouud at all hours at his office Teacli-- e Fur ihe over Townalieud'a Drug Store, L. J. x Association, Jnne the Beaidence Payaon Utah. on UTAH. corner a --PAYSON south of Presbyterian National Republican League July church. National Congress of ReDiiiggtat and Registered Phamaolat of 20 years We carry the beat scissors, as tail Liquor Dealers Aug 7 and well as cheaper grades. Call and National convention of Bohemian Experience and Practice. Turners Omaha, Neb Aug 28-muivuruosH vaueei ely eilleh. see them. 1898. The O' S. L. will make an J 8. PAGE, JB. Trusses, Supporters rate of cne lowest regular, of Etc. open any pattern Suspensories U ncle Sams Navy Portfolios 1st. class fare for tbe R mud Furnished to Order. trip 0 mtaiuing photographs of all our Plus $2.00. A. Thornton Agt. !y at ark eoiniuiw werylblup umially kept War Vissels, can be obtained at iu a Ini cliua drui yture. When looking for s present to this office at 10 cents for each MIL 01DEH RESCUE PROMT RTIERTIOR. 2number. We have Nos. give to a friend, call in and examine our dishes. They always make (J LOBE LETS. au excellent present, Do you want a goal suit of j. 8. PAGE, jn. Fish jump at Pages flies. clo! lies If so, call at the co--op For tlie Blauk notes for sale at this and gi t one. auday ib A 1BBMS a. m. ni. nelaty Prlii, Ai. Wmlnaaday. Aervwaa all am iu it Ml Iuk-- I V- 10 Eu-v- co-o- p. rr Wu-du- a ivSE-hln- m Townshend, Trans-Mississip- pi ... 28-30t- li; 13-1- 22-2- 30 - 3-- 4-5 Trans-Mississip- Teachers office. is the place to bny The If you want a good suit of clo A fresh supply your groceries. thes go to H. Lemmons. received. just The foundation for a new titli Arch e Grigg met with a paining office line been laid. ful acciileui Thursday. He was George lluiali waa down from mounted on a horse and rau a. race Enreka tbe first of the week. with Another little Imy who was likewise horseback. The result Dixon's Jack The brickwork on was Archie's that hone ran away new houso ia just a!ut completed. with him. The lilt's boy was Mrs. Arthur Mitchell went to thrown so th'it lie struck hia head Eureka Wednesday eveuing. on the grout d. The head was badand concussion of the Jim.s Tod ii working in ly brain was caused. Dr. Henry B iutli worths haruesa shop. dressed the wound and reports the Albert McClellan spent a couImy aa being some butler altlio ugh ple ot days in Balt L'tko the first the accident may prove filial. part of the week- Clothing! Straw Hata! Shoes! SUMMER RATES Shirts! Groceries! and Dress 1o Good at the Go op. EASTERN POINTS E. II. McBeth's is the place to via your farm machinery of all R. R. PACIFIC UNION kinds, Bate of one fare for tlie round Fob sale. Fifty tons of baled tons of timothy, trip plus (2 00 baa been authorized hay. Twepty-fiv- e from via the Union Pacific R-redtop and wild mixed, and twenty-ffor Idaho the and in Utah ive tons of wiki mixed. Will points occasions; Bell on reasonable terms. George fallowing Omaha and return. Fatten. Teachers Association We have juBt received a fine lot Tickets on sale Jnne 7. cf shoes, hats, shirts, dress goods clothing, and in fact all kinds of kxIb. If you want a summer and se us, call largain, Charles Dixon and Adelia Scha-rrfayhon p. sets. were married in the Salt Lake for Now is the time berry ami one, Jr. Temple Wednesday. They r tunnget Call on J. 8. Page, to Pay. oi Thursday and wi 1 white. el either green or make tlieir home at the Douglass When you are thinking of buyoffice. our residence opposite the poet ing more dishes, call and see is the youngest son of The groom We have plates, cups flMSortmnut Matilda Dixon. He holds a clerkin Bets, a well as sepand RAucera in IL Lemmon's store and is a, ship arate, cream pitchers, water pitch-er- one of our most enterprising and cake stands, fruit dishes, tea men. The respectable yonng sets, dinner sets, and, iu fact, alj bide is the daughter of Jacob kinds of dishes. Bciaerrer. She is well educated, J. 8. rAGE, JB. having attended the University of Goto E. II. McBeths for Utah aud B. Y. Academy. They buggies, pumps, harvesting were given a reception last evening machinery of all kinds or anything at the home of the groom. The ueeded on a farm. happy pair have our cougratula-t:oWe have just received a new and we wish them a pleas arlot of scissors. You should call able and successful journey auil get our prices. They will through life. surprise you. J. 8. rAGE, JE. Om Tare to Washington and of lino new our Saturn. Call aud see mens, boys aud childrens clothThe meeting of the National ing which we have just received. Educational Association at WashThey are all new goals direct offers exeeption-a- l July7-1- 2, from the manufacturers and are the ington, those who wish to inducements fiue line very latest styles. Also a to visit the national capital. of organdies, lawns aud summer The Monon Route will sell tickets eilks just arrived. for one fare for the round trip If you want to have your lauu-dr- y sleepers) with ample work dono by the best laundry (through to make sule tripe to Mount in the state take it to Amos time Yernou and other poiute of interaud B tones Grocery as Willie Bend a two cent etamp for Coombs is Agent for the celebra- est Monon'a lieautifnl Washing, ted TltOY STEAM LAVXWII. If yon the I ton Kok. Address Frank J. lived once wiul your woik to the Troy G. P. A- - Cnicsgo, City Ticket you will always aeud it there, your SesOffice, 232 Clark St: L. E. shirts, collars slid cuffs will wear Minneapolis. Pane Agt sion, N. M. twice as long Try it and see. . Wg Si. er v.- wag-on- e, ns II.I-emnon- purc-.ase- lady-Sen- , ice-crea- m, sala-wale- July there was a If anyone wants a bargain in a from Utali with Dining Car service the ONLY LINE eqnipped wilb wreck, so it w as bicycle cull a tin Globe office. Cara anil impossible for our train to pass aud we bad to stop at Continued next week 11. me ator J. I). Stakk, X0TAKY in in USn Iu XctVw'i Juwdry Dr. J. M. Heshy Office Bank Building. Residence the Mcllattnn hotel. Hattie Coomlia. Ze To nwiul t and Flosiiie paid the Globe a short visit Wednesday. PUBLIC, kliup. 1aykok, Utah Wri-jli- We lead, others follow. J t c .l and see our fine line of clothing. Paysou Co oj. AXIl III WNTKK-TItrsi'WOUT- I: awl In hum $6.1.00 for n'sHimiili!-- , and louitiuii expi'i-sc. Kcferciii-i- steady. ertabliuhetS Monthly Umli in AC adiis to or gentlt'iiu'ii Tlie Payaon Co op bus jui--t ru Doiuiiiiou ceived a fine line of clothing. For Chicago, EiiclotteKolf-addreHM'i- l stauiK'd euvehqie. The Dipt, Company, Go to J. 8. Page, Jr., with yonr pictures of aid sizes and be CAn make a frame to euit you. I)il you know tbat J. li. Page kept pictnm frame mouldings an lie could make frames of all sizes? 15. We have writing papers in any form or aiz i in boxes tablets or loose from ten ceu's a box, a quire, or a tablet to 50 cts. si-m- applica- tion to II. M. Clay, General Agent, 261 Mi.iu St, Balt Lake City Utah. Alisnrbaiit Nursery Powder, until traiuNulTbursdiiynights. This weskly service will ba absolutely harmless ami nicely fumed. operated between Portland anil pei Boston via O. II. A N., 0. G. W I). A R. 0., Rock Island, L, 8. A J S Page J r. Teachers Excursion to Portland Ore and to Spokane Wash. June 7(8tli 1898. Tickets liniinteil until Rept. 5th 98. Ticketa to San PEOPLE'S Francisco as above with $20.00 ail ilionnl with Htoporer at Portland, FAVOltlTE and trip can 1m made to San Fran The Great Overlnud itonie, tin cisco at any time within Limit. Ineific R. it., is n strictly Union Alex Thornton, Agt O.B.L. By. line traiiHp.irtatiou u and offers its J. B. Simmons, ve'erinarv (uilrous nneqiinled of Trovo, will be in Payaon her vice. Flense lienr in mind the every Baturilny and can bo fonnil following undisputed fnctF: That Maki s at Cnahing'a livery by using the Union laeiliu yon a epccialty i.f dentistry and opera- will s:.vi several hours time to hII ting on east mi incuts: then fore the time Take in the special Excursion you save in equal to the nuiiiey Bates to North Utah, Idaho and eariml. Thu ONLY LINE east Oregon over the Oregon Short Line. Sa! unlay Julv 2nd 1898. Excursion to Omul Encampment Mining District of Wyoming. To Buwliiia Wyn. and Return. The O. S.L. will make a rate of one fare for the round trip date of sales Inue 21s', July 6tli 19ili August 2nd and lGtli, Kept 6 li and 20th, Outolier 4th and 18th and Nov. 1st aud 15lh. Limit of tickets 21 days fr im date of sale. Alex Thcrulon, Agt. ftjj Up-to-dat- e" sni-gco- ridgi-ling- anil y T i "cugh Truilst Sleeper Common.. rg Sunday Feb. 6; Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry, and on each Sunday following the Syrup of While lino Expec- R. G- - W. will have a through torant, Baby Cough Syrup, tourist sleeper for Povtland on tho Standard Cough Rcineilii s, train No. 1. This car will lay over Almond Cosmeliqne, Iiotion at Balt Lake City until train No 3 for pimplea, Kccinza and nil Sunday nights, delivery being roughness anil redness of the iiiiule on that train to the Oregon akin and facu and Antiseptic Short Line lit Ogden. East-bounMouth Wash for tlie Indies. tlie same ear will of Extrnet arrive at Ogden aud will Im Kings Compound Celt ry Ihe great, nerve toinr carried to Salt Luke City on train and alterative, And fo.a the No. 2 every Thursday niomiug. lmbies the Antiseptic and It will lay over at Salt Lake City Trans-Mississip- Oct la will KING'S ExFor the position the 11. G. W. wiil sell ion ud tiip tickets daily to Omal a anil return for $48.35 from July 1, 1 Irsus-MirtHt'.-- iii furnislud on HAVE YOU TRIED Bead onr big offer in another column. It is the best thing we have ever been able to offer onr subscribers. 1 Buffet Kinokiug Library i billed PalVest Pullman tkorngh ace and Tourist Sleeping Car, Free Reclining Chair Curs, with no change lo Missouri River anil Chicago aud only one tdiange to New York. As tin lowest rates to all pointH apply via the U'iion Paid tin why not use it in preference to auy other line? Two trains for all jximts east h ave Balt Lnke City daily at 7.M A.M. niul 6:25 I. M. Detailed iiiforiiiHlinii of every kind relating torailroHil and steamship Y bargains give them a call. s. 1 . S. , N. Y. Cent, .ml Boston A AilHiuy. TO DATE. IT 1 2Sfa'Nfotal2ZioLu&iL linidi tni Btnry Savenpert Kcrihrap. C03 pages folly Uluitratid ; doth I1.E0, full morsces S3. MAP OF WAR as-a- c By SsbxaIo As Wits. Ki-- jr ItU-i- lnlaiuU. ('mirjr man uf llry Turtiarna . liy jK II s In Varda Wurldtmra-wm-ms- rrula. Dialogue and Speeches for Weo Tots, 3 to 10 yre. 100 pp. 36 eti. tVut In auy iwItlmM MtMtid on iwrlirt of elreuliini ItauTlpilv Arut AililmH I'urlliiniRi.t Iuh. Co, 30R Wantfel. lUtlifi. Colo, (Julurjr lkuvr, fr. irtm. FinUVPsA)IBriltfSnMKVHMW Color; ulo Texas Mexico and Orleans New a uf Aftrmit wndtnff akHh Mid d frtPUnw Qttlrklv uettruin cmr opinion frw wlininnr mi liivciiiloii (apnihtiMf Mlwtahii riMnmnnlM-tkiM rlH If mtnMnnrML IfuwfbnnkoaPnUnu Mnf itm. (wImi NMNry for awnniif nImu. lakn inmuth Munn k Cu nedvi pimi without ehur $frcMWle ia tM Scktttific JUntrican. For the annual school tonrheia eaatern excursion the Rio Grande Western wi'.l make a rate of one lowest first class rate to Missouri River points St. Louis anil Chicago and return. Ticktts will be aolil Jiiiih 7lh and 8th with final limit to Sept. 5 th. Pacific, Denver. A Good &c GmlYI -- . 26-2- co-o- June 2Stli to 30th the R. G. W will make a rate of $32.30 for the round trip from Payaon. Tickets will be sold only for trains of J une 26 and 27th. EiiglLtk. The next day we were out rid is the place to buy, The p iug aud aaw many people, hut the 1 heir goals are freehand tli n one person who interested me most irices suit the times. was a soldier marching along the aide of the road. Left, Right! J. S. Page Jr. has s full assortsack hung ment of Railing tackle. In flies Left, Right! His knap niul hack lus saber was in his is has the coachman, the professor pn for woe returning from liia belt be the governor aevord, the imperial Im front flies, and many other goal war. This soldier proved to j- ined had Alfred Wilson. lie varieties He line all kinds of become a lines silk, linen, cotton etc ; and the army and tried to He tried to do general. always eaders, single or double. He can tlie and at better than girls stayed supply you with reels, trout spinwhen two were (school there only ners, sud fish poles from 10 cents boys in the clsas. He 'did not up. w ish the girls to get ahead of him. Get ready mixpd paints from He had been a soldier several Bert Townshend and make your years when he heard that one of louse and those old chairs look his friends, Irene Colvin, had new. s great geuersl. was more than lie could This Yon can get a good 12x14 An stand to he decided to seek honor wide gilt frame for $2 00. some other lino. oak and gilt frame for $1.75. An along He informed me that Irene went 1x10 white frame for 25 cents and k est Poiut sod to parsed through rames of other sizes and kinds at after which shu course a militaiy ow prices, at joined the army and had gradually J. 8. Page's, Jr., PayBon. worked "up" uutil she had become George finish aud Amy TownShe Lad just a noted shend were united in th- - holy won one of the greatest land vicj.nds of matrimony Tuesday tories known to history and this June 21st at Keplii. The cere- was what Alfred had heard of. mony was performed by Bishop He said that he intended to try J. H. G. Parks of that place. ouce more And see if he coul 1 not Yesterday morning they left Balt do better than the iprls. Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Huish will Ho said that he would buy the make their home at the residence next monkey that he suv and stand of Mrs. James Huish. At home on the corners with it. He could after July 1st. Tbe Globe ex- draw a crowd if nothing more. tendi hearty congratulations and I could hardly thii.k of Alfred wishes them a pleasant voyage standing on the comer; but it Tirongh life. seemed aa if he - juld have to do Ladies suffering from female that if ho wished to do something weakness can be made well and the girls would not for the girls were leaving him far behind in strong through the nso of Balm of Figs. Upon application 1 will everything. One day while in a book store, 1 gladly give a 50c package free of a large book entitled "The noticed charge. Mrs. Grace Forsey, of Beuator Lifd It was Douginas." Gcugh Building, Pavson one of the latest books aud as 1 Wednesday was a half holiday had heard several speaking of it, I for the people of our town, especit ially the children. The Sunday I uagine my surprise when Ico'i-in- g Schools of Tintic came down on over it lo see that it was the the morning train for the purpose lifs of a Emma of having their annnal outing. of Utah. Douglass They were met at the depot by Upon reading the book I found gome of onr people who presented that she had become oue or the When every cne of them with a lx antiful moat noted statesmen. a which after flowers hail her sent parents bquetof youugher march was made to (he City Park. E iet to attend college . She grad The Red Cross Society served usted from the William and Mary r, 1'tnonade, College and then returned toUtah. a A few years later she was chosen cleaned would have etc. end snug little sum had it not been representative of Utah, and later for a heavy shower. A program seuator. She seemed to lm eager consisting of recitations, songs and to do all iu lur power to serve her Emma remembered speeches was rendered during the country. forenoon. A heavy thunder storm tlie Senttor Douglass of the dampeued the spirits of all dunug 19ili Century anl mast have trel the afternoon. Before this, every- to become his qunl. 1 wish jou thing moved along very emoothly. success, Emma! bd-co- pi rail-ro- ad book-sto- - 1 r at Ooinlia s." co-o- . Traus-Mississip- Aaenciation pi bay-seed- Pro-fea- sor CO-- OP gt The following eveuing I attended a theatre given by her company. Laura was aa usual the most conapicioua figuie but several timi a she made mistakes wbicli caiiM-a great deal of laughter. Once when her eyes should have be n filled with tears, alio was laughing and telling a joke. Hhu ofteu made aucli mistakes, but for all that she was considered a go-iactress. W Leu she waa yonng all such as lielonged to her couiMiiy would be called I dont know wliat they were ralltnl then. Laura had been traveling iu the eastern states for several years, and had not seen many of her old friends, so she begged me to join the company and slay with her. As I intended to travel for some time, I decided to lie with her aa much as 1 could without joiuing. Oue day after I had been with her several weeks, we were in the . We paased the city of N College building just as the morning session was oat, ami several ladies were coming down the steps. Laura's frieud told uie she was their teacher iu Greek and Latin. I noticed the toucher, as shu wus passing, and her features seemed very familiar so 1. watched her unre til she entered a Laura bad noticed her, loo, si we went iu the direction she had goue and just as we were passing, she came out Who should it be but llattie Cooinbj. She kuew us after we had spoken to her so we walked (liwn the street together for some distance. While speaking to ua, she said," We girls have uot met before since tlie year we graduated." Yet she was a of Languages! 1 thought then it must have been of Latin and Greek for it was surely not of d W. H. bHBUUKB, Aau I. JIIITIICII DIRECTORY. iJoH Hnit(fiM Kouth 8 Wahk. Huiiid. in NteeX great k'uture of the Graduates. Irit Rati mr...lu.ii Pm liN O5 Ilnislris going to make a Hlfiu (plater Neale BHOBT OXlEOON On the 3nl of Prognostication. on "RaWnay- - direr. Gcn'l Agt. We have an offer to make to our Hoyt Sherman subscribers and those who wish to Like City, subBcribe that eclipses any offer make. wo have yet been able ti se4aiiiiUM4tHMMeHMuiiiwiM'iuiiHMiioe Utah. Salt a $34.50. Acrae For the subscription price of the Globe, $1.25, we will furnish, iu aditiou to the Globe, the Kansas We enn pleasH yon in City Journal for one year; the two GIhhrw Chinaware; It of tlie for one for price year papers ilfcoraUnl and plain; in T oue. Or, for 75 cents we will semi tbss piece; ,r iy you the Globe for six months and 7)7 suitable for prcw.uta or Water Seta, a" the Journal fot one year. All of 1 liiiiui usn. t and Holiday Gifls. r our subscribers wlio pay up and a QA We don't want the earth K--' year oi six months in advance will We give f I in (xchange. receive the Journal for one year. a dollars wnrtli of J you We will le able to make this offer gmals for a dollar. for a limited time only; therefore V J. S. TAOS, Jr. 111 i:l IJ MM H H IIHH do not delay to take advantage of M Ml It lM l( II imi it uutil too late. The Journal, in A Dishes. I M 11 Via The Aieal's Profits. mitrrlala. Superb flllllh. Ktsht rlrifinl midcll. We ihlpany where with uf exumlnutiuu, pay rspreaa privleveboth and rrland yuur chifi il nut waya aa reprcaenlcd. Every inunry Armc" ia fullv iinnnM ofuiMl all drrblenlt aa well aa brnrtira Send fur catakiSHC. n-- it Jos. E. Crook; ROCKY FOUNTAIN LIMITED Lauai Irrhn . LINCOLN . . SPRISGS . . . . CMAHA . . DEI MOINES MVENPORT . DENVER cousaao (HICUO . . . I JEa. :4S . 1:10 1 :S a. S . f:IS f ai. Or. a. ai. a. ai. 1:41 . . 2:41p.m. 7:Ma.m. . . S. W. LINCOLN. OMAHA. ir. (. . Sc r. UTAH. For W. ami fnlilw irlvln H. FIRTH, (j1. AjCln USST K Si . ) 10:40a. m. 1:42 a. m. 800 a. m. C'uiurado Kpiupa St. Liml via WalHuh K'y. Tbruneh Tlinimih livelier, and Cliulr (Tara Ciilorailii tu riiirairo. Wblo Vrwlilniln llimiiskiint. The Hno.1 train in llir S'nt. I y-- V LOUIS. ( Walnn.li K'y.i S:1S p. m. 4rrlM ST. I0SEPH Nail Di - SPHISGS . ArrlrM TOPEKA KASHI CITY at. at. . . . COLO . . UivmDENVES S:13s.ai. 11 FLYER COLORADO Klne-e- Those aro ITew Trains In Addition to onr Former Doubtful claims a specialty. PITSOH, loi. Elkhart, Great Rock Island Route. VIA ATTOBKKT AT LAW. - - TO THE EAST To the following named points aru announced. Round trip tickets on sale June 6 A 7 to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Paul, fit. Louis The Union Pacific and Chicaga east with dining line ONLY' is the anil bnffut, smoking anil car service library cars. No change to Missouri River or Chicago. Many hours quickest time. For further iuforniation aud tickets call ou O. S. L. agent or write II. M. Clay, Geueral Agent, 201 Maiu Street, Balt Lake City. - ACME CYCLE CO., 102 Msis St., 1 7ACIFI3 B. B. U1TI01I 17M. Have so AiesU bsl Sell Direct Is Ike Rider at Massfaclsreri Prices, Ssvlai Vos all SPMDID TRAINS DAILY..., ....TWO HALT BATES EAST. MENTS SOL PM W ry 1 High Grade. 98 Models. S IMC UH.IDfi AS Va, Y Bicycles to Scmce. i'na ir llivw I rain wrim ...... E. E. SlacLEOD, lOl'EKA, JNO. SEBASTIAN, o i.a,CH1CACO |