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Show Ballard's Snow Liniment. This inralnnble remedy u one that ought to be ii every household. It will cure your Rheumatism, Nntrtlgia., Spraint, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Frosted Feet and Ears, Sore Throat and Sore Chest. If you hare Lame laclc it will curs it It penetrates to the seat of the disease. It will cure Stiff Joints and con. 'traded muscles after all other remedies have failed. Those who have been cripples for years hare used Urd't Snow Liniment and thrown away theii crutches and been able to walk as well as ever, ft will cure you. Frictsocintt. UTAH COUNTY CQLLECTIKS BUREAU. Accounts Audited nnd Collected, and Commission Commis-sion BuFinens attended wilh promptnese and dispau-h. Parties having- nccounu they desire collected, will find it advantaif ous to place them ' with the Utah County Collectiiifr Murray. A A. NOOX, Mirr., V. 0. Box 157. Trro, Utah. I FliOVO CorniGBlFifrnace Works MtBURHEY & BLUMEHTHAL, -' Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron Cornices, 'Window aps nnd fllfyliglit. General Job Work done. All Work Guaranteed. We aro also Sole Aeents tor the J. F. Pease. Furnaces t est in the market. Manufactory on J street, in the old "Gazette" office. 1MKOVO, - - UTAH. ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING Xeatl a nd Promptl Executed in the DISPACH JOB DEPARMEH. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DISPATCH, (SemMTVikly Only $2.60 a Year. BRIGHT and NEWSY-VIGOROUS NEWSY-VIGOROUS ani AGGRESSIVE, SUBSERVIENT TO XOXL The Kansas Mutual "Life Insurance Company," of Hiawatha, Kansas. Tenili Year of successful business; busi-ness; has paid over $267,000 in losses. Has never had a contested claim. The amount this company has at risk is 8,055,000.00. Its present insurance liability on account ac-count of this risk is $29,143.21 computed com-puted by "the actuaries tables of mortality," and four per cent interest, the highest standard used by any company com-pany doing business. Its present resources against this liability are $128,078.10, leaving a clear surplus over all liability by the strictest strict-est test of solvency of $98,934.89. The "rates charged" for insurance are "one half" less than the "old line" companies. The "Kansas Mutual" is endorsed by leading actuaries and insurance companies everywhere. Liberal contracts to agents. 13. Ii. Mann. Manager, Salt Lake City, Utah. P.O. Box, 577. 8JTTIWC BULL AND THE INDIAN WAR. A Full and Authentic Life of Kitting Bull, (.enrral Iflilcs, Iluffalo Bill, Red Cloud, I.ltte Wound and a jSreat " y Othera.,,f! Ilia Urea. ('Kiefs. By Fletcher Johnson, Author of the "Johnstown Flood." A full and nuphic account of tho recent war, how it v ;;s brought about, how the terrible ter-rible battles were fought, particulars of bloodcurdling blood-curdling massncres. hand to hand conflicts, narrow escapes, t e battle of Wounded Knee death of Captain Wallace, slaughter of soldiers, sol-diers, Indians, women and children, Messiah Craze, Ghost Dances, disgusting dog feasts etc. etc. Sitting Bull's own story of the Massacre of General Custer and his command. The whole story is told in tho most vivid and life-like manner. A thiilling, exciting, quick selling book, rivaling in substantial interest and sale Stanley's great work. A million copies will be sold in the next three months. The book Is complete iu 600 large size pages and ''profusely and tuperitly illu, trated. AGENTS WANTED SS "m JSfS excitement is intense. An agency is worth at least from JI0 to fcJt a day. Strike while the iron is hotand big money is yours. Now don't get left this time, previous experience is not necessary, illustrated circulars and extra liberal terms mailed FREE on application or to secure it instantly, send filic, lor complete agents canvassing outfit and 6tato choice of territory. PAIITIftH We Mave 'he only authentic and au-OHUIlun au-OHUIlun thorized edition published. Do not tie deceived into handling Ten Year old rehashed re-hashed and played out books offered by other houses. Those who have taken agencies for this or any other Indian War Books can send theirorders direct to us, and so obtain the genuine article and save considarable time in making their deliveries, as we fill orders on day of their receipt. Address. PACIFIC I'l ltLISHIX; CO. 123G Market St., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.' LIFE OF GENERAL HI By Gen. Howard and Fletcher Johnson. The last of the great war heroes. Ho died honored and beloved by numberless personai friends and by millions of his countrymen.who will read with delight his early life. His grand war record, at Bh 1 1 Bu n.in the army of the umberland. at Mill, Memphis, A icksbure, Chattanoo?a,Knoxville, HtftKionnrr Bids-e, Atlanta, and in the immortal "HI A Kill TO TUT, SKA," whose grandeur and glory has never been surpassed sur-passed in the world's history. With tach copy of the book will bo given a new and very superior Steel Plate Portrait of the General made from a photograph taken just prior to Ins lust illness und showing him in his General Gener-al s uniform. The work will contain about COO pages, su-perbly su-perbly illustrated by portraits, battle scenes, etc.. irom end to end. The book should find a place in erery patriotic home in tho land. AGENTS W JI NTED-agrems'.ar The Tn'terest and excitement is intense. An agency is worth at least from $10 to iz; a day. Strike while the iron is hot and big money is yours. Now don't get. lei t this time, previous experience is not necessary. Illustrated circulars and extra liberal terms maiied FREE on application, or to secure it instantly, send (Vic. for complete agents cunvassing outfit and state choice of territory. Address. PACIFIC PUBLISHING CO 12;!G Market Street. San FranciscoCo., mm 1'iimrimii i ti.irr. r , If yonrllttleone hanld tw taken TO-PHSBTvtto M.mbrmn. out CroupjThat would Ju dot Wkat phftltmrn 0oui4 ht If tAstelerw .fcanniesa powder, and ia the onlrufenani la JO yn It bu never failed. Order NOW from TonTflrMirtBt' arfromn. Price, sue A nun pie powder by mall for loel Ut DR. BEL01N PROPRIETARY 00., JAMAICA, R.T. ' 1 i't - 7- Don't Send to the East. oay, don't send to the States for onion seed, and pay a big price for unreliable un-reliable seed, but get pure and new seed of my own raising, which . I can guarantee, as I planted over, forty bushels of selected pure yellow Danver onions on my seed farm, from which I raised a choice lot of seed, which I will sell to you at $1.25 per pound. "Little Gem" and other peas at 15 cents per quart, and all other seeds in proportion. 1 have a large lot of sugar beet seed that 1 can recommend; also fine lawn grass seed; and I have t-ebest cabbage seed, true to name, at 15 cents per ounce; cauliflower seed at 10 cents per package. I have also the best and earliest potato in the Territory, viz: Thornburu's extra early; I have reduced the price from J 1 to 50 cents per peck; I have the greatest variety of vegetable and flower seed in Provo. You will find me down in the basement, opposite the Meeting House, -between the Banks; no connection con-nection with next door; therefore, if you want pure and reliable garden seeds, come down 12 steps and get them from C. 12's, t-m-11 in the basement. E. LUR3D, ARCHITECT AIN'D BTHL,IER. OfBce No. 30 Centre street, Provo. i - PLANS AND SPECIF1CATINS OF ALL Clas es of BuildiDgs Prepared and Gens al Supervision of Buildings. licuresque Homes a Specialty. QEO. W. SIIOKES, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Provo City, - Utah. 1. H. Simmons, M. D. F. D. Bickfoed, M.J. gIMMONS & BICKFORD, Physicians and Surgeons Rooms No. , Excelsior Block, j PROVO, - UTAHA QEORGE SUTHERLAND, Attorney-at-Law, Bank Building, PROVO, - UTAH. G. SUTHERLAND, Attorney-at-Law, Office in Gates & Snow Building, Opposite CourthoUHe. PROVO, - UTAH. J. E. Booth, E. A. Wir.sox. gOOTII & WILSON, Atto r n ey s-at-Law and Land OIHcc Agents, No. S3 North J Street, PROVO, - UTAH. Willi' esur". D. D. Hoctz. , as assocl V uacter, kit " cenerousl I- date hi ""'"'Sa.W ' .'ew kvy PR07u?" UTAH. T E. DUDLEY, Attorney-at-law, Room 0 , Bank Building:.. PROVO, - UTAH. y M. KELLOGG, Atto rney-at-Law, . Provo City, - Utah. SAM JEPPERSON, Landscape and Sip Pailner. PROVO, - UTAH. Corner F and 4th Streets. Gliicago Sliori LinE The Chicago, WMbbI SL Paul RAILWAY. Is the only line running Solid Vestibuled. Steam-heateu and Electric-liifbted Trains Daily between Chicago and Omaha, composed of Magnificent Sleeping: Cars and The Finest Dining car In theWorld EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. Any further information as to Rates of Fare, etc., will be cheerfully furnished furn-ished by ALEX MITCHELL, Commercial Agent. T. F. POWELL, Traveling Agent. . 161 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City. Id fX I r 1 1 f ' m. . ntiriirt o mn" a? '" i eJT ULL!J B8IBLooAv. J BaswigH-Jiyf 8T. LOUIS, 140 r '2Vh6lesale and retail dealers in I I FUJtEF ALL iiMpsB Bedroom Suites, $22.00 and upwards. Parlor Suites and Jbfpholstery at Bargains. Baby Carriages, Lace Curtains, Portiers, Racks, Etc. PRICES TO STJIT E"V"ER"S"03iTE. OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, . PROVO, - - - UTAH. IFIROVO LUMBER, MANUFACTURING - ... JLND pUlLpllSlG COMPANY, .. : i : WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL. The Lea il n extractors lij tha cily. A)) kinds of MILL VOJt doi)e 01 short ijotice- W. R. H. PAX MAN, uperintendent. Yard and Office Opposite Railroad Depot - Provo Gity, Utaii. , R. KLETTING, ARCHITECT, - SALT LAKE AXD PROyp, noper El(Jrldj; Bldg-., SaIt,.Lak. ' Asylum Bonding, Froro City. ' 11. C. WATKISH. Provo Shatiibles, Four Doors East of. Po6tpffice. ' Tlfifl SCQTTOFJPJji - or c JK.E ml zu i : ; That will make your mouth" ache ' chewing it, but keep constantly t ; on hand the juciest kfnif ofT 1 ' ';' : -1 BEEF MUTTO fj,!K PORK, SAUSAGE. C!ome and-pee for yoursclTes. Fred Kimber, ii'itior- S.;)B-Taor. BootStioe laMr, WITH DlSPATCIlJ . I; OppbBlt It. S. Hinea' Drug Store. 7 W. CIOTTHK STTEET, , PrTs - IJtnlr. N I ELSEri& TAYLOR Have the "largest and best lines in town of Watches and Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Opera Glasses, Spectacles, and alt kinds' of ' . OIFTICILi OOOIDS. HEADQUAItTERS IN OUR LINE. Half Block West of Factory Race, Center St. T. DANIELS,!, Electrical Engineer, KEEPS ON HAND ELECTRIC BELLS, . ANNUNCIATORS, BURGLAR AND ' FIRE 'ALARMS ' IN CANDESCENT VTRPNG, - And all other ElctricaT Supplies'." Cities anticipating putting in. Elec-: trie Light Plants will do well to'ebn-8ult to'ebn-8ult me. ' THE ' DOMESTIC; SEWING MACHINE. ,. 1 'The SarTha Leads Them AH" rvi. L. PRATT, AGELAT. Proro, - - Utah. ' i i: HENRY WAGENER, Oaliforxiia IBreweiry j j' ; EMIGRATION CANYON. J Bottl&d Beer a Specialty Ifil ? Orfficc aiji pepot, Y2 aici 19 East 2& Sobth St.f I ,' J ,.' SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. fnion Pacific System. j MOUNTAIN DIVISION. NEW TIME CARD IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 30 1890 ' .- .v--- - .-' . . ' . ' '' .The only, line running Through Pullman Car Service between Salt Like. Missouri Riyer, Chicago and St. Louis. : . " PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE Juab JwI'anS.OO Provo, 4 30andV2 Nephi,'. 2.3.5 - .6.35 JUke View, 4 45 T 58 Mona, 2.68 " 5.58 Pleasant Grove 4 58 Santaquin, 3.30 " 6.28 American Fork 5 00 s'a Payson,. 3.45 " 6.42 Lehi, Vl8 " "5 6pahish Fork.. .....4.04 " 7.00 Arriving at . ) "'"foo m'nn SpringvOle.- 4.14 " . 7.10 Salt Lake Citr, .. Trains. leave Salt Luke at 7:10 a. m., and 4.00 p. m., lrTin Provo f 3:30 a.m.. and 6:3-5 p.m. Trains leave Salt Lake for Ojde at 8-10 a n aid 00,'.3-30& 8.00 p.m. C. F. RESsJfeuiE, G.n M' S. W. ECCLES. Gen. Fre4ht and Pass. A't.. Salt Lake Citr. STEPHENS & LEET, : UNDERTAKERS. Eterythini Supplied la the Undertaker's Line. : DIRECTING FUNERALS, MBiLKSS AIB SH1PPIK5 B03I5S 1 SPECUHI' We have the only Hearse in Provo, '. which will he furnished on re;tMnable terras. Orders by mail promptly attended to. I?J W, Center St., Provo City. 'Nop' Meat flarket (Two doors west of Dunn & Co.) Beef, Mutton, Pork,-Veal, ' , : . ;.' -'.Sausage Mea, - Lard, Eic. CASH PAID FOR FAT CALVES. Fietclier & Alexanfler, CONTRACTORS ' AND BUILDERS, FIFTH STREET Between I and J, Provo, - - Utah, - All kinds of contract work done to order. ' - EBtiuMrti fliveu on all kind of frorb. Tailor Broilers Co. Carry t he- "nsf an L-arsrmmt lAtiom of 4 Furniture, f Carpets, I Wall Paperr j And all kinds of RSusiGal Goody PROVO, - UTAH. j EXGELSIOR PROVO, UTAH, FLOOR AOD FEED. CASH PAID FOR WHEAT. J. W. HOOVER, I f i i I |