Show Cable From yueeu Ml Dear Gresnam One more boon I crave I trust in your affection TIS not to murder Dole the Kna Nor put down insurrection Tis not rqy crown but me to sav I write in deep dejection And so a package I must have Of Parks Tea for my complexion Gresliams Answer to Queen Lil When I received your cablegram I thought I sure would faint For though I often use Parks Tea Tis not for your complaint I feared that Mrs G would think Wrong about our connection Till on her dresser there I saw Parks Te for her complexion Sold Qy gmoot Pru company t W P BAYES of 240 Jones street Omaha Neb says of Parks Snre Cure My wife has been constitutionally constitu-tionally wrecked for years Tried everything fruitlessly My druggists persuasion backed bv his guarantee induced me to buy a bottle of Parks Sure Cure The results are truly won derlul Parks Sure Cure for the Liver and Kidneys is a positive specific for the disease of Women Sold by Smoot Drug company Extra Notice The reason why the Coop are selling sell-ing their goods so cheap is that they have stopped the credit system andare selling ftrictly for cash r = T Provo Mal vlce MAIL TRAIN bIIAVE D PGoing South920a m R G WGoingEast 926 am R G WGoing West 1155 h m U PGoin North 432 p m Salt Lake and balina Itast 355 p m Salt Lake and Saliiia West 415 pm MAIL TRAINS ARRIVE U P From Salt Lake 920 a m R G W From the West 926 a m R G WFrom the East 1155 a m Salt Lake and Salina West 355 pm Salt Lake and Salina East 415 pm lye P Mail from South 432 p m OFFICE HOURS The general delivery stamp and registry reg-istry windows open at 8 a m and close at 530 p m The money order window opens at 9 a m and closes at 4 p mOn I m-On Sundays and legal holidays the general delivery and stamp windows are open from 12 m to 1pm Mail pouches close thirty minutes before the arrival of trains W RoBERTS Postmaster Bauiischeidtism Reception Assimilation Exertion Exer-tion In these three words the Summary sum-mary and very nature of the genuine Baunscheidtism is expressed The following is one of many testimonials testi-monials that have been voluntarily given To whom it may concern This is certify taut in the winter of 188687 when L was in Syria as a travelingmissionary and having contracted con-tracted bv getting wet and cold avery a-very baJl too hache and earache Mr Fred Kaile then in Jaffa Palestine and now in jfrovo city Utah relieved me of my sufferings within a few hours bv application ofjijfl leauacitator and oleum jBaunscheidtii so that 1 had no toothache for many years I will further say tlja after WOJ king in the mountains of Idaho and Utah exploring prospecting developing mines and being exposed to heavy storms sometimes being out all night 1 was laid up with rheumatism and heavy backache I went to Provo to air Raile for relief and after one single application May 1892 I was cured completely of my pains and enjoy en-joy full health and vigor again I giye this testimony to Mr Ratio out of thankfulness recommending him and his science to all the sufferers within his reach JACOB SPOBI LoGAN Utah THE TIMfcS ARW CHANCING And the Provo Coop is Changing With Them We are changing our methods but not our policy Our policy is fixed Jrm Our methods are progressive I liiPKOVEMKNT is the watchword in every detail of our business and with each improvement the business takes a forward step its natural its expecteJ its simply sim-ply cause and effect I Is it not reasonable to suppose then that a firm of progressive methods and restless enterprise must accordingly have special facilities for giving you I positive advantages Think it over and you will trade with THE PROVO COOP Notice I The fortyfifth quorum of seventies will hold their regular ninthly meeting meet-ing in the priesthood roomon Friday evening next at 8 oclock August 3 1894 tAll 1894All All members are requ ted to be present = wrorCOBBETT r r Clerk Assignees Sale The entire stock of the New York Cash store must be sold regardless of cost JOHN W LANGLEY Assignee Stray Colt A horse colt bay about six or eight weeks old came to my house Thursday night The owner can have him by paying the cost of his keep and for this ad Inquire at this office 1 w A Bad CaseS Case-S D Radmall manager of the Singer Sing-er Sewing Machine company has in stock a large assortment of all I kinds needles machine oil ete Machines sold on easy payments Office opposite Southwoith blockHouses block-Houses for Bent Apply to Evan Wride corner 0 and evepih streets Provo v t ee4 Harpers Bazar ILLUSTRATED Harpers Bazar is a journal for the nomo It gives tho fullest and latest Information about Fashions and its numerous illustrations illustra-tions Paris designs and patternsteet supplements supple-ments are ISl indiopenslble atlRO to the Home dressmaker and the professional modiste No expense Is spared to make Its artistic attractiveness at-tractiveness ot the highest order Its bright stories amusing comedies and thoughtful essays satiety all tastes and its last 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Guaranteed I c NOW IS THE r TIME PO iJi 2 St f j f 0 SUS PRIEE For the DAILY DISPATCH For the SorniWookly Dispatch DAILY 600 SEMIWEEKLY 25O THEY WASH THEIR CLOTHSl j WITH 4 b A 1S FI C CLAIR P m ETTE I ff f f Tl Laiii 4 SCAI 1IIIiTIE1I1i1iIU1UU1lJ net tleir t style 11 k h 1S t wnere tire Y 5 I J 4 MADE ONLY BY N Kf AI R BAN K Co STaLoUI Proyo City Market Corrected Weekly Wheat per bushel 60c to TOe Oats per cwt 8100 to 1115 Barley per cwt SOc to 1100 Butter per Ib 2Uc Chicken each 25c Eggs per doz lOo Altalfa seed per lb 8c Beans per Ib old 4c Dried peaches per Ib 5c Dried apples per lb 5c Potatoes per bushel Soc to 65o Onions old per Ib 8c Beef perlb 4 to Be Porkperlb 4tf to 5c Mutton per Ib 4 to 5c Veal porlb 4 to 6c Hay wild per ton 1500 HHF alfalfa nor toa 1401 Cabbage per Ib Ic to 14c Raspberries per qt 8c to luc Blackberries per qt lOo to 1c String beans per ID Sc to 5c Apricots per busheL W 00 to 8125 Apples per bushel 35c to SOc Peaches per bushel 75e to 126 Plums 100 to 812 0 eo eo n CEO W MICKEL Plauilig Mills Corner 8th and N Streets All Kinds of Building Contracts TAKEN Terms to Suit the Times Building Supplies Furnished Embracing DOORS SASH MOULDINGS ETC BEE KEEPERS FURNISHINGS Sawinp Planing Scroll and all Kinds of Mill Work THE DENVER AND Rio Grando RailJJoad SCENIC m OF THR WORLD The only line running two through set trains daily to ASPEN LEADYILLE COLORADO SPS PUEBLO DENVER Effective April 29 1894 Train No 2 leaves Provo 926 a m Salt Lake 805 a m Arrive at Pueblo 630 a m Colorado Springs 751 a m Denver 1030 a m Train No 4uleaves Provo 935 p m Arrive at Pueblo 625 p m Colorado Springs 800 p m Denver 1030 p m Connections made at Pueblo Colorado Colo-rado Springs and Denver with all lines east Elegant day Coaches chair cars and Pullman sleepers on all trains Take the D E G and have comfortable com-fortable train and enjoy the finest scenery scen-ery on the continent A S HUGHES Traffic Manager Denver Cot B F NEVIN OA58W Second South Salt Lake City Utah 1 i K HOOPHR ft P T A Dflnvnr Cal Vil1aqB BkksinM DAVID MELDRUM Blacksmithing Horse Shoeing Wagon Repairing Etc Etc JsilH blookalnorth of First National Bank Piovo Utah BLUM NURSERY ProvooCity Box 39 The on ly holder of a gold medal in Utah Awarded at the Territorial Pair 1891 Florist and Landscape Gardner Gard-ner All kinds of Fruits and Ornaments Orna-ments in season Japanese Chinese andj Australian rare plants Roses and Evergreens A Specialty Lawn Grass seed extra clear Mail all orders to C H Blomsterberg 437 West 3d street THE Provo Scavan er Go Makes a Specialty of I Digging Cleaning Repairing Closets Cesspools lJ rain sAND s-AND Removing Garbage of all kinds All Work Promptly Attended to Gardening and Lawn Making Will Contract to care for gardens and make Lawns J W OABTIEB Manager 1 0 Addresj Gane DeUvtrr Provo fGRANDE W ESThfl 4I CUIIREtTME TABLE In Effect Ipril SO 1804 LEAVE PROVO FOR BA < T AND SOOTH No 3 For Grand juu n and points East 928 a ED No4 For Grand Junction and points East 93op m No 6 For Springvlllo Oftlatlt Han peto and Sevfor 355 pm No8 For Spring ille Spanish For Hoygon ana Eureka 620 pm LEAVE PKOVO FOR WEST No 1 For Salt IrfikoOKdonAmFork Lehi and the West 1155 a m No 3 For Salt Lako Ogden American Ameri-can Fork and Lohi and tho West 1017pm No 5 For American Fork Ltui and Salt Lake 415 p u No7 For American Fork Lehi and Salt Laku 825 n m ARRIVE Al flCUV > FEtOR E13T AND SOUTH No1 From Denver urand Junction and points East 1155 am No 3 From DonvorGrand Junction and points East 1017 pm No 6 FromSpringvilloThlatle San peteund Sevier 415 p a No 8 From Sprlngville Spanish Fk Puyaon and Eureka 825 a m AKK1VE AT PROVO FROM WEST No 2 From California Ogden Salt Lake Lehi and Am Fork 93 a m No4 From California Ogden and Salt Lake 935 plO No6 From Bait Lake Lehi and American Fork 35PQ No8 From Salt Lake Lehi and American Fork 630pm The only l line to ogden and Denver without itttgg g lrnDcg Dcg itt change Free reclining chair cars on through 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