Show 1b1e From Queen Lil Fesham One more boon I save t in your affection t to murder Dole the Kna nut n-ut down insurrection my crown but me to eavi in deep dejection p package I must have Parks Tea for my complexion Rliams Answer to Queen Lil I received your cablegram mght I sure would faint lough I often use Parks Tea Jnot for your complaint fcd that Mrs G would think ng > about our connection on her dresser there I saw Irke Tea for her complexion 1 Smnnt nrna ronnqnv PIp Notice to Tax Payers e following named perso are r am orzed to receive taxes in the dis On R set opposite their names up tc c gist 1894 Jai fes Straw Springville and Mapleton LO 1 Jones Spanish Pork Jo nzo Argyle Lake Shore t V Stewart Benj uniD R er Nuttall Salem SiHmel Worsencroft Payson E Openehaw Santaquin J y oI Goshen e fii B Johnson S Fairfield nia Snyder L V jj RodebackCedar FortH fH inn Lehl H iry MoyleAlpine and HighlandS J iea H ClarkAmerican Fork S i Swenson Pleasant Grove LEVI OPENSHAW t I II Coll Utah Co j Notice to Bee Keepers eo W Mickle of Provo has com n ced making sections for honey and l be nrepared to furnish them for coming season in any quantity ol 11 ft and second grade and at prices t t will eave money to all users of this a of goods Those interested gre lecially invited to call and eXamIne t goods or send for sample which m aeciire prompt attention f rl i J What Do You Take Medicine Pr I Because you are SICK and want to I get well of course Then remember that Hoods Sarsli parilla Cures All we ask is that in taking HoodE SarsapariJla you will dO so with perseverance perse-verance equalling or approaching Un tenacity with which your carnpla has clung to you It takes t1m ani t care to eradicate old and deepseatel1 maladies particularly wnen they have been so long hidden in the system that they have become chronic Remember that all permanent and positive curPE are brought about with reas mabe moderation cods Paisaparilla at tacks disease vigorously and nevel leaves the field until It has ccnquere Unjust Discrimination Officer Phaueygan Its thin youre lookiu Mike Officer OMorphy Tis the fault at the chief be hanged to fin Officer Phaneygau Hows that Officer IorphyShure an he put me on a beat with never a fruitsta on it the discriminating blaggardl Chicago Record Knowledge not be acquired without with-out pains and application It is troublEsome some amI deep digging for pure waters but when once you come to the spri they rise up and meet you Deafness Can nut be Cured by local applications as they cant reach the diseased portion of the ci here is only one way to cure dellfnfo nd that is by constitutional remedit Deafness is caused bv an inlUmed coition co-ition of the mucous lining of th ustacliian Tube When this tub gets inflamed you have a rumblii ound or imosrfect Bearing and whit it is entirely closed deafness is the fP uU and unless the mil unmaioi ell J1 taken out and this tub 1 restored tItS t-ItS normal condition hearing will I esttoyed forever nine cases out of L re caused bv catdrrh which is nothit ut an inlUrned condition of tl uucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dolla or anv case of deafness cauBPd 1 Atarrh that cannot be cured by Hall atarrh Cure Send for circulars Ire F J CHENEY CO Toledo i STSold by clrnlTy 71 i ASKED HER AGE I asked her age To crimson grew Her pearl white cheek ah then I kntW What my stupidity had lost Her pretty head in anger tossed I Lad presumed beyond my due The atmosphere turned densely blue I could not meet her wrath could yon The smoothies of our love was crosse I asked her age The lightning from her dark eyes flew ro make amends vbnt could 1 do I kissed her then at any cost When stricken by the labial frost My heart was frozen through and throng I asked her age Dorothy D in Detroit Free Press W PBAIJSS of 240o jonea Llett Omaha Neb says of Parks Sur Cure My wife has been constitutionally constitu-tionally wrecked for years Tried verv thing fruitlessly My druggistS persuasIOn bucked bv his guarantee aduced me to buv a bottle of Parks Sure Cure The results are truly w en erlul Parks Sure Cure for the Live dnd Kidneys is a positive specific for Llle disease or Women Sold by Smoo rug company rIVE percent paid quarterly on sav igsjdeposits at Prove Commorcial i yings Baak 01 LADIES shoes at 90c and 100 a vine Barneys MESSRS Ifeiaaur Wilson with uaracteristic enterpise have puL snips celebrated keg beer on sale at tie Occidental The good old orthodo rice of this peerless product is 5 center cent-er glass JLIFTS pianos ant one hundred rgans 01 easy t rruJ tt Taylor Brothe sinpany OUR fruit boxes are made of the < ear Oregon pine They are the best in the market a O SMOOT Foil all seasonable groceries at low 3t prices call at Boshard Saxeys STORE your wheat with the Provo tilling Co D R Beebe Mngr Tne shoe department at T G Web bers has given immense satisfaction call and inspect it SOME beautiful fall dress goods an lowii at T G Webbers 1t MENS heavy leather boots for 15 Oat O-at Irvine and Barneys jFLANNELETss flannels linseys aDd 111 I goods needed at this time of year i lre selling cheaper than ever at T G WEBBERS You can buy silks for ladies waists at 1 25 cents per yard at Irvine Bar neys SATTEENS in dark shades ten cents and upwards at T G WEBBKBS BUY your ladies fine shoes at Farre Bros Co THK best pavilion in the valley at Geneva for dancing and it is free NEW and cheap assortment of dress goods > at Faner Bros Co BUY the Utah Valley Iron paint It 1s the best For Sale byA A 0 S3IOOT HAVERCA Co are making farm ans three to five years Interest 1C Utah it per cent Write them Frovo ANEW line of fall shh tings and domestics Justin atT T G WEBBERS Provo Mail Service MAIL TKA1NS LEAVE iiuing South 920a n R G WGoint East 926 u m it GW Going West 1155 u in U PGoing North 43 p m 5alt Lake and bahna East 355 p nit n-it Lake and Salina West 415 pm MAIL TRAINS ARRIVE U prom Salt Lake 920 a m R G WFrom the West 926 a m R G WFrom the East 1155 a m Salt Lake and Salina West 3 55 p malt m-alt Lake and Salina East 415 p toP U to-P Mail from South 4 32 p m OFFICE HOURS The general deliyery stamp and res tstrv windows open at 8 a m and close at 530 p m The money order window opens at ito a i-to and closes at 4 p mOn m-On Sundays and legal holidays the ineral delivery and stamp windows are open rom 1130 m to 1230 p m Mail pouches close thirty minutes before the arrival of trains W D ItoBEBTS postmaster MRS W J FAHET of Le Roy NY says Have tried fifty cough Cures Parks Cough Syrup is the only one that helpea me 1 know it is the best cough Remedy Sold by Smoot Drug jmpanv Farmers Attention Money loaned on irrigated farms alt 10 al-t per cent per annum Write or ap ply personally to SUIUJL OORNABr Spanish Fork I1tfP An Inquiring Judge In a patent case in New York recently recent-ly one of the lawyers consumed two days in describing the differences between be-tween two scientific appliances When ho had finished the judge said to him Now Mr you will please tell us what is the difference The lawyer it is said hasnt recovered yet Exchange Ex-change Cure for Headache A s a remedy for all forms of headache head-ache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very be st It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual Rck headaches yield to its influence We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle and give this remedy a fair trial In cases of habitual constipation constipa-tion Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels and few cases long resist the use of this medicine medi-cine Try it once Large bottles only Fifty cents at Smoot Drug Co THE Geneva Resort is one of the cosiest prettiest and most complete pleasure places in all the west I DROBATE NOTICEIN TffE PROBATE PUOBATE and for Utah county territory ol Utah In tho matter of the estate ol David Clark deceased Order appointing time and place for settlement I settle-ment of fInal account and to hear petition for distribution On reading and buoy tno petition of 1 lames B fttddie administrator of tho estate of David Clark deceased Bet ting forth that tie has tiled his final account ac-count of his administration upon said estate in this court that all the debts of said estate have been fully paid and that a portion ol said estate remains to bo dividgd among the heirs of said deceased and praying among1 oth r tilings for an order allowing said final account and distribution of the residue of said estate es-tate among the persons entitled It is ordered that all persons Interested in the estate of the said David Hark deceased be and appear before the probate court of the counts of Utah at the court room of said court in the county courthouse on the 10th day of November 1B34 at 10 oclock a m then tind there to show cause way an order allowing said final account and of distribution should not be made of the residue of said estate among the heirs end devises of the said David Clark deceased according law It is further ordered that the clerk cause notice to be posted in three public places in Utah county and a copy of this order or-der to be published In THE DISPATCH a newspaper printed and circulated In Utah county four weeks successively prior to said 10th day of November WAKHEN N DTJSENBERKY Probate Judge Dated Oct 10 1894 TEnnlTOHr01 UTAH lss COmiTY UTAH cBS j I V L Halliday clerk of toe probate court in and for Utah county territory of Utan hereby certify that tho foregoing 13 a fulltruo and correct copy of thooriginalorder appointing appoint-ing time and place for settlement ot flea account and to near petition lor distribution 01 the estate ot David Clark deceased and now on tile and of record in my otiice Witness my hand and seal ot said probate court at my office iu Provo city thIs lath SEAL day of October A D 1834 V L HALLIDAY Clerkof tho probrto court Lttt cuuntvU T SHERIFFS bALE Pursuant to an execution to me di rented by the District couit of the First Judicial district of the territory 01 Utah I shall expose at public sale at tL e front door of the county conrt house in the city of Provo county of Utan and territory ol Utah on tho 24h day of October A D 1894 at the hoot ho-ot 12 oclock in ail the right title claim and interest oi Eli Openaliaw it and to the following described restate estate situated lying and being in tne precinct of Sautnquiu county 01 Utah and territory ol D tau and described as I follows toWit The south onehalf Of of the northwest north-west onequaiter Ui 01 section tweli 12 township ten llU south of range one 1 east bait Lake meridian Coi taming eighty bO acres more or less To be sold aa the itroperty of Ell Openshaw at the suit oi George A Lowe Terms of sale cash Dated tIlls 29th day of September A D 1894 JOHN A BROWN Sherill 01 Utah County Nye Armstrong attorneys for plaintiff Keep in the Middle of the Road THE FIGHT IS NOW ON I Eres flht5ll Your J Mountah J News Cartoon with t ½ 4s7 w every issue 1SG Harpers Magazine ILLUSTRATED HAIIPEIIEI MAQAKiM for 1E94 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peaches per Ib 5c riedapplesperlb 5c Potatoes per bushel SOc to Soc OnIons old per Ib 3c Beef perb 4 to 5c ork perlb 44 to 5c Mutton per 1b 4 to 60 real per lb 4 to 60 Hay wild per ton 500 fay alfalfa per ton 1400 Cabbage per Ib 1c to lic laspberries per qt 8c to lUC llackberries per qt lOc to 12c g g trlnp beans per Ib I 3c to 6c I pricots per bushel n 00 to 8123 pples per bushel 35c to 500 I caches per bushel 75c to 2126 PlumB 8100 to HS5 BLUM NURSERY I Provo City Box 39 The on ly holder of a gold medal in Utah Awarded at the Territorial Fair 1891 Florist and Landscape Carder Card-er All kinds of Fruits and Ornaments Orna-ments in season Japanese Chinese and Australian rare plants Roses and Evergreens A Specialty Lawn Grass seed extra cIear Mail all orders to C H Blomsterberg 437 West 3d street THE DENVER AND Rio Grardo Railrrra SCENIC IM OF MOM The only line running two through ast trains daily to ASPEN LEADYILLE COLORADO SPS PUEBLO DENVER Effective April 29 189i Train No 2 leaves JLrovo 926 a m Salt Lake 805 a m Arrive at Pueblo 6 30 a m Colorado Springs 751 a m Denver 1030 a m Train No 4leaves Provo 935 p m Arrive at Pueblo 625 p m Colorado Springs 800 p m Denver lfr30 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 traina Take the D St B G and have comfort com-fort ble train and enjoy tho finest scenery scen-ery on the continent Shortest line to Cripple Creek Colorados Great Gold Camp Train No 2 leaving Provo at 926 a m arrives at Cripple Creek next morning morn-ing 950 A 8 HUGHES Traffic Manager Denyor Col H P KKVfNS General Agent H M GUSHING T P A58 W 2nd South St Salt Lake City Utah i KHOOPBB G P T A Denver Col LEAVE PKOVOFOR EAST AND SOUTH 02 For Grand Junction and points East 926 a m No4 For Grand Junction and pointsEast 933pn No6 1 For Springyillo Thistle San pete and Sevior 355 pm No5 For Springville Spanish I Fork Parson and Eureka 620 p m LEAVE PHOVO FOB WEST No1 For Salt JjakeOgdenAmFork Lehl and tho West 1165 a too to-o 3 For Salt Lake Ogden American Ameri-can Fork and Lohl and the West 1017 p m No 5 For American Fork LoW and Salt Lake 415 pm No j For American Fork Lohl and Salt Lake 825 s m ARRIVE AT PROVO FROM EAST AND SOUTH To 3 From Denver Grand Junction and polntsEast 1155 No 3 From DenverGrand Junction and points East 1017 plo p-lo 5 From Spring villeThlstle San peteand Sevier 415 p re To 8 From SpringvUlo Spanish Fk Payson and Eureka 825 a m ARRIVE AT PROVO FROM WEST No2 From California Ogden Salt Lake LetS and AmFork 928 a m No4 From California Ogden and I Salt Luke 935 pm No6 From Salt Lake Lehl and American Fork 355pa No8 From Sail Lake Lohi and American Fork 620p m 7 The only line to ogden and Denver without change Free reclining chair cars on through rains Through Sleeping cars to Denver Kansas city Chicago and San Francisco file equipment safety speed and comfort O R ALKY Ticket Agt Proro THE Cash Market Keep9 Constantly on Hand all Kinds of resh and Cured Meats Home Cured Hams Bacon Lard Philip Speckart r SpeckartPTOp NOW IS THETIME TIME TIMETO TO 8 U B S O RIE E = For the DAilY DISPATCH For the SefflWeekIy Dispatch i DALY6OOO SEMI WEEKLY 205 |