| OCR Text |
Show The Independent. William F. Gibson Editor-E. Editor-E. N. Jordan, Business Manager. Entered at the post office at Sprlnjtvllle Utah, for transmission through the mails as second-clans matter. Issue;! every Thursday morning. TERM 3 OF SUBSCRIPTION. One year. Six months. Three months. S2.C? 1.00 .50 Ask tr Advertising Rates. SPRINGVILLE CITY DIRECTORY. g PKI NU V I LLE has been an i morporat ed tit y nin-e LHTit. Its o:iinul area took in an empire, wliii-h hiia been reduerd uiidi-i tin peneral incorporation art. Tin- corporation now nivtr all of section -CU townslii p T south. rans;e 3 east, anil lots I. 2. U and 4 of township son Hi. rano 3 east, in Clan county, I'tali The city is on the liio Grande Western am? Fliort Line railroads, and from this poini diverse the Tintii; hranrh of the lii (irande Western. Spring villi- has a Kipuhi lion aliove :i.K). has a Intnk. seven general tores, a com mission house, grocery, two ineat markets, two hardware stores, two Jewelers, three drug stores, two millinery stabtisliiucnts. a weekly newspaper. vn job printing establishments, live hlacksinil lis. tso implement houses, three livery stables, three hotels, xrist mill, feed mill, planing ii. Ill, marble works, marble quarry, woolen mill, Deserct and Western rnion telegraph lines. Wells Karsn and Pacific, express com. panics. Hell Ion.' distance telephone, i-ream- ry. two barber shops, three Latter day Saints' meeting houses and two more in course of construction. Presbyterian church, iluptist mission, four ward public schools, t'entral lii'li school. Presbyterian Hunger-ford Hunger-ford academy, two doctors, a deni 1st. t wo funeral directors, tailor thop. three vhoc shops, tin shop and bakerv. OVll city Is one of the leading onen in I'tali in siik raising, lice cull ure. suar Iwets, pood roads, general appearance, thrift and enterprise. VK want a sujrar factory, silk factory, an incubator factory, nut and holt factory, lictchlne fchopH, canning factory. OFFICERS are: Mayor. James E. Hall; recorder. re-corder. 1. E. Itotitz; treasurer. Mrs. I.ni-lla Ilaymoud: marshal. F. l Uamuiell ; justice. H. H. Thorn: counciiiiieii. .Joseph I.oynd, II. T. Reynolds, Lorcn II. Ilarmer. i). It. Huntington Jr., Joseph H. Storrs. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Moleii & Caffrev, Furniture, State s r"et. G. E. Anderson, Photographer. Plate st reet. Errlman & Son, dealers In meats. Stalest. II. T. Reynolds, general merchandise. Stale street. Fred Carter, contractor nd builder. Monroe street. James Wigmore, Tinware. Urooius and groceries-- S'.ate St. Tlie Independent, all kinds of job prim ii.. Statu street. Jeal Hros. & Meixienliall, - . . Ii -i ndl.ii Sl:it tilroi't. Yrm. U Hoy In nee, harness, dealer in harness fixtures. State tit. Alfred Whitehead, drugs, chomleals urid confectionery, Koy-lauce Koy-lauce street. G. S. Wood Men-Miitle Co., wholesale and retail dealers In general merchandise. Dr. C. J Peterson, druggist, dealer in drujis chemicals, books, stationery and wall paper. Win. M. Roylunce. wholesale fruits, produce, seeds and rrain; bicycles, Studeuaker wagons. State Street. Fpringville Creamery, John A. llobbs proprietor, Stat road. T. Child & Son, Proprietors oi the Springvlllo marble works. Three blocks east, two north of meeting liuiuo. T. Tame, Harness maker and dealer in harness tri turnings. li. Y. Johnson Brick and stone mason; estimates furnished. furn-ished. First-class work guaranteed. J. 11. Kindred, Headquarters for Farm Machinery and Fchettier w agons. Depot street, George Robertson, Plas-u-rer and calsnwlner. Flrst-cluss 'work at reasonable figures. Professional Cards. DR. F. DUNN, PHYSICIAN AND SU.1GEQN. iU Cans ProEp'Jy Atttsde. Day or tigil : SurBLJt H. GV. K. H. Onice and Uesi-df Uesi-df nee wit t I. -T- iiruiiii trst. Teleuhone connections. D. Cs JOHNSON, Attorney-at-Liain and fictary Public Spring ville, Utah. 1 Qeo. smart, m. d. Physician and Surgeon. Office and Residenqe, 1 block north of Packard's store. PKIXOVILLK, - - UTAn, James caffrey, NOTARY PUBLIC sprikgvjlle, utaii. : : Dr. N. II. PACKARD, : Extracting. FiU'rur. Crown and ' J.nrtge iwirk, ant! all kinds of denial work done in a professional manner. OFFICE AT KKS1DENCB One Mock south atid I t est of IJ. G. W. depot SiitiNuvn.LK, Utah. Societies. K. 0. T. M. SjiririKvillc Tent 9 meets in regular re-gular review every -'Saturday evening at 7.30. Visiting Sir Knights made Welcome. Wm. M. Packard, Com. ELUOT S. Joupak, 11. K. Short L Joe V.ifie is hiving a hay shed built. I have a house and lot for sale. T. Ta 51 K. 1 have some (food second hand 1mi-tfics 1mi-tfics for sale cht-ap. A. C. Ijki- If you want a pair of pants or a suit, call on J. V. Wordsworth. Deal ISros. & Mendenhall had a window put in the south tide of their store buiidinjr, Monday. Alma Stiaw of .Springvilie was in Sevier county last week buying horses. 1'irh field Ifaipc r. The beet growers were made hap! y yesterday by the receipt of checks for the October delivery of beets Tom Taj lr a titl Ed. Lee have hern in for a week on matters of business. .Mr. Lee has rented a liou.e in Sprin:-viile Sprin:-viile and will soon s.-nd his family there for the benefit of the schools. Price Adrocnte. Sheriff Storrs yesterday went to Ojjden with Linda Kinner, a 1 year Id jirl of Sni Ingville vho was com mitted to the Slate Industrial School, on the ground of eueral incoiri-tfibility. incoiri-tfibility. Enquirer. The lesson for the Syn. liible class next Tuesday evenintr a-at the Baptist hall will be Genesis, chapters 11 to 15, inclusive. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The service commences com-mences at 7:30 sharp. A number of the friends of C. N. Sauford met at his residence, last Wednesday, and celebrated his f-Uth birthday with a surprise party. It was a very pleasant affair and a delightful de-lightful supper was served. Some funny fool who doesn't care whe her he is on the food side of feminity or not has made the assertion that the most rapid modes of communication are telegraph, telephone tele-phone and tel-a-woman. Mcdvra JfrHscmjer. If you are suffering from drowsiness in the day time, irritability of temper, sleepless iiiyhts, general debility, headache, and general want of tone of the system,- use I!ii:-:INK. You will nit relief and linally a cure. Price f-Oc. C, J. Peterson. The City has acquired by purchase a few rods of Joseph IJissell's place near the Western depot, and has widened the street at that place. ISoth the City, and I he railroad are making commendable improvements in that neighborhood. An entire change of management has been made at the Sprinirvijle Creamery. The plant is now in charge of J. W. Stewart of I.ehjaniin as superintendent and Geo. A. Yates of llenjamin is assisting him in the work of running the machinery. For burns, cuts, bruises, lacerations, or injuries of any descript ion, 1?al-lakd's 1?al-lakd's Snow Lixiiikt is a sovereign remedy. It never fails to do good, and so promptly that its wonderful curative properties frequently create surprise. Price 50c. C. J. Peterson. The Quaker Medicine company will return here next week, and will open at the City hall. The medicines have effected such wonderful cures that I have been solicited by a great many people to return, so that more of them may be had. Du. Exnis, Quaker Doctor. Infant mortality is something frightful. Nearly one-quarter die before they reach one year, one third before they are Ave, and one-half before be-fore they are fifteen! The timely use of Wiiitk's Ckeam Vermifuge would save a majotity of these precious lives. Price 25c C. J. Peterson. A car of beet toppers enroute from Leht to Grand Junction laid over in the Rio Grande Western yards a couple of hours Monday evening. There were 52 people in the party, mostly boys. Many of them had generous loads of Lehi prohibition booze under their vests and acted accordingly. They were going to Colorado to assist in the beet harvest. The president and members of the St. James" Ladies' Guild beg to return thanks to the citizens of Spiingviile and all whom they had the pleasure of entertaining at their "New England dinner on election day, for their kind patronage and support. The Guild met on Wednesday Jast with Mrs. llaxter, and on Wednesday next (Nov. 15,) will meet with Mrs. Koold at the usual hour. The politician is my shepherd: I shall not want any good thing during the campaign. He leadeth me in the saloon for my vote's sake; he Hllelh my pockets with good cigars; my glass of beer runneth over. Jle preparcth my ticket for nie in the presence of my better judgement. Yea, though I walk through the mud and rain to vote for him and shout myself hoarse, when he is elected straightway he forget let h me; lu, when I meet hi in in bis own ofllce be knoweth mc not. Surely the wool hath been palled over mine eyes all the days of my life, and I will kick myself for ever. Age of Hcas&n. The l,Quakern doctor showed up in town Sunday, and aTter a careful reconnoisance appeared at, The Indk l'ENDEKT office, where a little controversy con-troversy took place between himself and the editor. The doctor has a nerve like a seven-year-old grape-vine and posseses a healthy and well-developed well-developed gall, but withal he is a genial, good-natured sort of a fellow, lie ought to be he makes more money than Jake. Puulson or the sugar factory. The question as to whether or not the doctor was a quack aDd fakir was discussed rr, andean, and left wide open. lie is now gathering Jtestimomals, etc., to substantiate his claim of being all right, a number of which are pub. lished.Jn another column. In regard to that chair which was to have been disposed of by vote tti the most popular married lady, he says it was drawn by bit and secured by a young man. Tub Ikdepesdext stands by-its by-its previous assertions, pending the result ;f the '-Quaker's' appeal to the people. Stories ' He Mistakes the Effect for the cause." That is what the person docs who tries to cure 'hcumatUtn or any oUier disease by alleviating the symptoms. Hood's Sarsaparilla removes the cause and permanently cures. Hood's Pilt.s do not gripe, All druggists. 25c. X 1'oii Sale Four head of Jersey cat tie. G. E." Andehsok. Frank Storrs & Co. are meeting with good success in their well-drilling well-drilling operations at Kichfiekl. II. Sc T. Rojlance grading outfit got in from Coiton, Monday nlyrii t . The work at that point iscomuleted. Three Kpririgville grading outtlls left yesterday for Marisvale. Several more out tits puli out today or tomorrow. to-morrow. Wm. A. Pace, aged 24, of Thistle, and Miss Emma S. lieynold., 18, of Springville were granted a marriage license in Salt Lake, Tuesday. The Neilsdn Orchestra ' w.ll give another ball a week from' tomorrow, or November 24th, at Reynolds hall. Tne dancing season is now in full swing. Let me bind your Improvement ! Eras in nice book foim. 1 will trive you lirst-elass work at reasonable llgnres, F. E. Citoucn, Prove, Utah. Otlice opposite post oilice. The sugar factory started up again this morning. This is very pleasing news to a great many of our beet growers, who were getting very anxious to get iu their beets. . Manager Macon of the Opera house informs The Independent scribe that Lowe's Madison Square company com-pany want to play a return date of a week here some time in February. The '"Breezy Time" company held the boards at the Opera house. Friday evening. A good sized audience greeted their appearance. As a laugh provoker the company was a decided success. The furniture van of Taylor Bros, of Provo wi;s in town Tuesday delivering de-livering a load of furniture to one of Springville citizens. That enter-Drising enter-Drising ilrm is coaxing a nice trade from Spiingviile. Constipation means the accumulation accumula-tion of waste mutter that should be discharged daily, and unless this is done the foul matter is absorbed and poisons the system. Use Heubine to bring about regularity of the bowels. Price 50c C. J. Peterson. I have again located in Spiingviile and will engage in the tailoring business. bus-iness. I will be pleased to greet all my old customers and make the acquaintance ac-quaintance of new ones. My shop is one door north of Deal Bros. Sc Men-dcnhaU's Men-dcnhaU's store. Cuius Jensen. On Tuesday Drs. Smart, Slater and Taylor, assisted by Dr. Allen, performed per-formed a difficult and severe surgical operation. n Mrs. Arthur Kelly. The patient rallied promptly, and is now in a fair way to reco er. She bad suffered greatly for a number of years. Thousands of men and women suffer from piles, especially women with female weakness have this sufferum to contend with in ade'ition to their other pains. Tableb's Bickeyk Pile Ointment will quickly effect a cure. Price 50 cents iu bottles, tubes 75 cents. C. J, Peterson. Leo Ilarward came in from Medicine Medi-cine Bow, Wyo., Tuesday evening. He reports that Ilarward Bros, have completed their railroad contract at Medicine Bow, and have taken a new one which will keep them at work all winter. Mr. Ilarward states that there will be work on the Union Pacific change in Wjoming for another year at least. When a hen cackles, you know she his laid mi egg. When a man gels in a new stock of goods it is human to crow over it. When the hen cackles, people know she" has laid in some stock and feels rather proud of it. Whei the merchant gets in his new stock of goods and blows his trumpet in the newspaper, people know that he has something on hand worth advertising and patrons patronize him accordingly. Randolph Iiouml-Up. On Wednesday, a registered letter was received at the postortice directed "Mrs. Indian, Wansetts' Sister, Springville." Emma Wansett, wife of the Mr. Indian, came for the epistle, which had the appearance "of containing money. B. T. Blaochard, who has a knowledge of the Indian vernacular, was called in to explain matters and sign the register, when the dusky female took the letter between her dexter Anger and thumb and departed for the wick-i-up to find her husband and make the delivery. It will not be a surprise to any who are at all famUar with the good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Ketu'd'. to know that people everywhere every-where take pleasure in relating their experience in the use of that splendid medicine and in telling of the benefit they have received from it, of bad colds it has cured, of threatened attacks of pneumonia it has averted and of the children it has saved from attacks of croup aud whooping cough. It is a grand, good medicine. For sale by C. J. Peterson. In perambulating aroun 1 town T;ie Isdevesdest scrilw has noticed in different parts of the city culverts 4a the sidewalks which are broken and in a very dangerous condition. The committee on streets and sidewalks side-walks should take a stroll around, locate these culverts and see that they are tlxed. It will be rather late to do this after some unlucky pedestrian has stepped into one of these holes some datk night, broken a leg and lodged a good fat damage suit against the city, which the cit i-zens i-zens will have to pay on account of the tiegligenw; of the city authorities. 'A stitch in time saves nine." ami "An ounce of preyeulive is wurlli a poucd of cure." If you have sore throat, soreness icross the back or side, or your lungs feel sore or tender, or you are threatened with diphtheria -or pneu-ruor.ia, pneu-ruor.ia, apply Ballard's Snoh Liniment Lini-ment externally, and use Ballakd's Houehound Syrup. C. J. Peterson. Len Fuller, who was in town this week buying horses for the Pleasant Valley Coal company, managed to purchase five head of good horses. He bought two from John Crandall and one from Frank Bringhurst. The prices paid ranged from $90 to $100 per head. Do the city parrs say anything in regard to jour locality? asked an exchange. ex-change. Do they contain notices of your school?, lodges and the hundreds of matters of local interest your home paper publishes? No, not one item. Do they publish a word calculated to draw tiade to your town and your enterprise? And yet there are men who take contracted views in this matter who think if they don't get as many i-ouare inches of reading mat ter in t heir home paper they are not getting the worth of their money. It reminds me of the- man who took the biggest pair of boots in the lox because they cost the same as the pair that fitted him. Take the city paper if you want one, but don't let it crowd your local paper out of home. Miss Emma Reynolds "of this city and William Pace of Thistle were married in the Temple at Salt Lake, yesterdny. A reception and supper w is given at the home of the brides parents last night at which fifty people, relatives and friends of the contracting contract-ing parties, were present. A dance was also given at the Reynolds' hall, at which the numerous friends of t-he bride and groom tripped the light fantastic toe to the strains of the Darton orchestra. The happy young couple were the recipitentsof many pretty and valuable presents. They start on their anil over the sea of matrimony .under very roseate conditions con-ditions and Thb Independent wishes them a long and happy voyage. The Independent's report last week of rumors to the effect that gambling was being again carried on as of yore, seems to have been pretty near the truth. Some of the lads hastened to commit themselves hy threatening this paper with a loss of pat ronage and friends if the matter was further ventilated. They are cordially- invited to indulge in a pursuit of themselves and The Inde pendent will strengthen its last week's assertion by stating that, it believes gambling is now being carried on, and that the hard-earned savings of many a boy's summer's wo:k is flowing into the pockets of the professional pro-fessional gamblers. As this paper is no detective, the matter is hereby referred to the attention of the Mayer and City Marshal. The phenomenal business done by "777" at the Salt Lake theatre last Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights demonstrated quite conclusively con-clusively that, attractions of a more serious import invariably command the best attention of theatre jatrons. Therefore the engagement through special arrangement of the services of the eminent actor, A. W. Fremont and his unquestionably competent, aggregation of dramatic talent t prwyide an entertainment next Monday, Mon-day, night, November 20, at the City hall, Springville, from all accounts is sure to afford unalloyed enjoyment, more particularly to that class of theatre patrons who delight in their appreciation of good wholesome dramatic plays. On the above night in question Mr. Fremont will be seen in the sensational comedy-drama, "777." The play entitled "777" is said to contain an unlimited supply of vigorous dramatic material and to provide a vein of a certain kind of spirited comedy which iuvariablj finds favor in a marked degree. Editor Sees Wonders. Editor W. V. Barry of Lexington, Term., in exploring Mammoth Cave, contracted a severe case of Piles. His quick cure through using Bucklen's Arnica Salve convinced him it is another world's wonder. Cures Piles. Injuries, Inflamtuation, and all Bodily Eruptions. Only-25c atC. J. Peterson's. WESTERN EXTENSION. Work of Grading Between Belknap and Marysvale Ueinj Pushed. IiICHfiexd, Sot. 13. Henry Boy-lance Boy-lance of Sprimrville, who was awarded the contract for grading the new road, has been in town for several days making sub-contracts for the building of the railroad from Belknap to Marysvale. These have nearly all been let, and Mr. Roylunce will 6end down his outfits Wednesday. The first contract calls for three aud one-half miles, and although there ill be some very beavy tills anddeepcuts.it is expected to have that portion of the road completed by the first of the coming year. The remaining portion of the road, it is expected, can be completed by the 1st of March. The road will be built with as few curves as possible, and the roadbed will be put in the best condition, which confirms the opiDion that the llio Grande Westeru contemplates Marysvale as only a temporary terminus. HeruJd. Catarrh Can Be Cared By eradicating from the blood the scrofulous taints which cause it. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh, promptly d permanently, because it 6triks at the root of the trouble. The rich, 'pure blood which it makes, circulating through the delicate passages of the mucous membrane, soothes and rebuilds the tissues, giving them a tendency to health instead of disease, and ultimately curing the affection. At the same time Hood's Sarsaparilla Sarsapa-rilla strengthens, invigorates and energizes the w hole system and makes the debilitated victim of catarrh feel that new life has been imparted. Do not dally with snuffs, inhalants or other local applications, but take Hood's Sarsaparilla and cure catarrh absolutely and surely by removing the causes which produce it. . G SPECIAL : FOR : ONE : NIGHT : ONLY Monday, Nov. 20. Engagement Extraordinary of the Distinguished Distin-guished Actor Mr i An W. Freipoijl Ami His Absolutely Competent Company In the Successful Sensational Coined v Urania A PLAY of the People, for the People, replete with Oramatic Surprises, Teeming with Healthful, Unctuous Fun. An Attraction of Positive Merit. Don't Miss it on any account. Prices 25, Reserved Seats at - PURELY PERSONAL. Mark Burns was over from Spanish Fork, Sunday. Morris Kelly came in from Eureka, Tuesday morning. Will Srrs was over from American Ameri-can Fork, Sunday. E 1. Watts is up from Willow Creek visiting his mother. Miss Maiy Ifeilson visited in Mt. Pleasant last week William Valliaut is again working on the Tiutic branch. Miss Flora Ilarward went to Mammoth. Saturday evening. Prof. Alexander is giving lectures on phrenology at Manti, this week. Boss Bonny went down to Mona, Friday night, for a visit to friends! Miss Maud Hales, of Spanish Foik, has been visiting friends here this week. Nephi Goodmanson was down from Ogdeu, this week, visiting his parents. Miss Christa Sumsion has accepted a position as clerk with II. T. Bey-noids Bey-noids & Co. D. A. Miner came down from Ivniglils .'ii ie, Sunday, ui.iiuiug and spent I i)e da- here. Dr. Peterson j-pent the first of the week in the Gulii Mnuotain miuiuif district at. Marjsvule. Ile-v. Gal way and Mr. lloiT, of the St. James mission, spent a part of last wek iu Salt Luke City. A. I). Tomsou. who snj-ninied here for a iiii oih. is now advance agent for John S. Lindsay's company. August Henderson, a business man of Se.olleld and a one-time reident of Springviiic, was in town Sunday. Mis. 11. M. Dmgall, who has been very sick of poeum mi i, is reputed to be recovering her healt h rapidly. Burl 1! i.ver is up and armim! the streets arain afier a sHu'e of typhoid Ic ver winch lasted ab int. three weeks Robert Scott, of Provo, agent foi WanamaAer & Brown, of t'oila-deiphia, t'oila-deiphia, is in towu on business ibis week. .1. F. Horry, travelling conductor of the Rio Grande Western Ily.. was here Tuesoay looking after the interests of his road. G. H. Wiankow, a traveling tonsorial artist, has been weildmg the razor aud brush this week at H G. Wood's barber shop. O. B. Huntington, Sr., returned, Monday evening, from San Bernardino, Bernar-dino, Cab, where he has lveen laboring labor-ing as a missionary in the interest of the L. D. S. church for the past two mouths. Miss Cassie Johnson and Miss Maud Fuller took a trip skyward Tuesday. Armed with haversacks, well lined with rations, together with alpine-stocks alpine-stocks and camp equipage, they ascended to Kolob. where th-ey spent a royal dav, observing the beauties of valley, hill ana" dale. Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cares Others, Why Nat You. My wife ha? been using Chamberlain's Chamber-lain's Pain Balm, with good results, f ir a lame shoulder that has pained her continually for nine years. We have tried all kinds of medicines and doctors without receiving any benefit from any of them. One day we saw an advertisement of this medicine and thought of trying it, which we did with the best of satisfaction. She has used only one bottle and her shoulder is almost well. Adolfh L Millett, Manchester, N. II. For sale by C. J. Peterson. Karl's Clover Root Tea Iantincs tlie CompVxion, Pnrllie the nt'xid.jrivrsa I-'rpsh.ClrarSkin. Ciirr-sCon-Klipalion, Indigestion, and all lCru;tMBS of tne pKia. Au areiiile J-nxative IServe Tonic. Sold rm absolute p'larantee ly U urus.Tists at 25c, 6Jc ana IpLOO. - S. C. WELLS & CO., LCROY, N. Y. S"LC PilSPRIETOnS For sale by Dr. C. J. Peterson. mi gj&Wl S 50 and 75 Cents. Dr. Peterson's Drug Store. PUBLIC SCHOOL RECEPTION. Very Pleasant Event Held Last Friday Evening'. Last Friday evening the teachers tif the public schools tendered a reception to the pupils and patrons of that institution, and a most agreeable agree-able and instructive affair was the result. The assembly room of the Central building was used, and was nicely decorated for the occasion. About 130 people were in attendance, and enjoyed the hospitality of the faculty, After an interesting program pro-gram of a musical and literary nature, delicious refreshments were served. The following is toe moo i: am Sotiir. ''A morion," Violin Solo Assembly I'roi. G' x id ui:i iisna Sonj; Miss Lourso llaytnoii'l l.'t-Miai ks I'lof. EituurtsOH Wm. M. Uoylanep, II. T. K.vnokl.s. W. K. Johnson, O. .M. .Mower and Julia Allcniang Scotch sulectiou Hun U. Johi'.aoti These school receptions are pleasant and profitable events, and do much toward creating a healthy interest in the public schools and their work. Used by British Soldiers In Africa. Capt. C. G. Deunison is well known all ovtr Africa as commander of the forces that captured the famous rebel Gaiishe. Under date of Nov. 4.1897, from Vryhurg, Bechuanalaiid, he writes: "Before starting on the hist-campaign hist-campaign I bought a uuirnity of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which 1 used myself my-self when troubled with bowel complaint, com-plaint, and had yiven to my no-n, and io ev- rv ease it. proved most, beneficial."' bene-ficial."' For sale b C. J. Peters n. Have It Done Bilit. Take your watch to F. N. West and have it cleaned and tixed. Work g u,t rant eed It's easy to haul a big load up a. big hiil if you crease the wagon wheels with 3 Grassa 1st thflx nnd 1 nm whv Us tTio feoJU ;vt:rjri-iiei;. Made bv T4?AR1 Oil ci. THE Wanamaker Brown Clothing Man Is in town and will call at vour homes or places of business and show a line of their justly celebrated Clothing for Men, Women and Boys : : : : : Up-to-Date Tailor Made Suits . for Mil Men aM Women. ROB'T SCOTT, Sales Agent, Box t3 PROVO, UTAH. FOR- Fine Millinery, Ripens, Silks and Yelyets, 0 to . Mrs. Ii. M. Murphy's, SPIUSGVILLE'S LEADING MILLINERY STORE. Every Man to his Specialty Our specialty is Meats Fresh, Salt, Smoked any kind of meats except poor meats. We have no demand for poor meats. We have all kinds of ffsh and various delicacies when in season : : : mm o mm m ERDMAN & SON Whitney & Pierce, Planing Mill Operators. HEADQUARTERS for all kinds of Mouldings, Frames, Wainscoting. Door aud Window frames. Woikdoue promptly and at Lowest Pi ices. Hill 1 Mile East of its Cf easmr. SPRISGVJLLE . UTAH. Drugs. Medicines. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by Earl Tranchell, Pharmacist in Charge. City Drug Store, C 12. Stationery, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Perfumory, Sponges, Brushes, Cigars, Confectionery, Musical Supplies, Etc., Etc : ; : East Side of Bank Building, Springville. i & A.DE A.L, Tresident. a. L. CUMMESGS, Cashier H. T. REYN0IDS, Yice-President, Springville Banking Co. SPRINGVILLE, UTAH Capital Stools. $30;000. Transacts a general banking business. Exchange bought and sold aud depot its received subject to check. Four per cent interest paid on time deposits, compounding semi-annually Money always on hand for short time loans. WHILE OTHERS r r i wiif i wimmmmiw Mill ii mm M ARE COIV1PELLEP To charge you the advance in price on Furniture, etc. etc., we, through our Restless Days and Sleepless Nights, placed our orders for large quantities at the old price, and have the goods here for you and : : : We Can Save Yon 10 to 30 w cent. You want to save it. We want you to. We've got the Goods. We Aiint you to have 'em. You've got (he money. We want it. Come nnd see the : : : LARGE3T STOCK OF o o I Furniture, Carpets, Organs, Musical Merchandise, 0 I Stoves, Ranges, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Jewelry and Silverware O Carried hy any house in the Slate, a' the TIRELESS. RESTLESS, SLEEPLESS, ; 0 ! o Taylor !! i il PROVO Bi'.ANCII HOUSE, EUREKA 1 WkJL Thomas Child & Son, Do You Want To get a tador made suit at the price of a ready made one? if you do, call and examine my tine line of wimples. I hate accepted the agency for l he AMERICAN WOOUH MILLS CO. Of Cialoa-go Tbc largest house of t.lie kind In America. lean saye yon Money fliCMing. JOHN V. WORDSWORTH. Keli.tile persons of a mfchnnloal or Inventive mind desiring trip to the Paris Exposition witbgwoA salary and exprnnrft paid, should write The I'ATliMT JttECQ !.!. JJaiUmor!, Hd. AGENTS WANTED FOR "THE LIFE and Acliieveinents of Admiral lewey." tim world's jsreatest naval hero. Ily Murat Halstead. the life-long fiieiid una admire of the nation's idol. Jliirjrest and best book; over 500 pageft. hxlO Inches; nearly IU) pee( halftone illustrations; map In iioiois. Only tlJM. Enormous demand. Bis commissions Outfit free. ( huncr of a lifetime Write quick. The Dominion Company, Caxton lildg., C"li;-ao. Real Estate People in the Vicinity of Springville who bave Improved and Unimproved Lands For Sale . will do me a favor if they will call at my office, 1 door south of Bank Building, and leave a description of the 6a me, and 1 will make an effort to sell the same by advertising them where I think I have some purchasers for this kind of properly. B, T. HUTCHISON, ' 6PRISGVILLE, 'UTAH. Chemicals Lessee Wall Paper, Pianos, Bros. Co., UTAH. O: WE. HAVE A VARIETY OF :0 MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONES, If we havn't what you wanton han't we can soon get it for yon. We take bay and grain in payment, and will a ways be found trying to. please you. Springville, Utah. Provo Steam Laundrv Host work and reasonable prices. Give us a trial; guarantee nulls fiw-tion. We do tlio finest of fin work, and make a specialty of famll trade. Laundry called fur und delivered de-livered without extra charge. J N. CULiCK, PROP'R. PROVO. UTAH. tr. Williams' Indian Hut .Ointment will cure liiind. N M H 3 rUleeuiuK aud Ilcmug hf J 4 E M kPllrlL Uiihsnrliilholninnni ailiiyx the iichiug at oi. . acta 'as a nouiliue. cives instant re. lief. Dr. Wil.iams'IndianPilcOint mcnt isnrenared for Piles and lirh. Ing of the private pnrts. Everr box U warrant'!. By dnireit-ts. b mall on r. oelpt of price. o cents and 1.mi. WtLLUMS HiRUFACTURING CO.. Propa.. CleveUndTObio! l sale at Dr. C. J. Peterson's Drug Store, TIME FOR SPUIXGVILLE, UTAH. GOINO WEST To Salt Lake, Ogden and the Coast. No 1. Pacific mail Vr. 6:10 a. q No. 1, from Tintlc to Salt Lake City,.... Lt, 8:15 a. m No. 5. from Sanpete to Salt Lake...... Vr, 4-33 p. ut No. 3, Pacific limited Lv 7:33 p. m No. 8. Passenger, from SU Lake to Tintie Lv.:30p. n No. 28, Springville to Tintlc, Miaed. dally except Sunday Lr. 5:35 a. m . GOINO EAST. s No. 6. Passenger atd mail, from Salt Lake to Sanpete Valley Lv. 10:03 a. in, No. 2. Atlantic Express ....... Lr. 3:36p.m. No. 4, Chicago limited.. ...... ...Lv. j:27 p. ro. Train No. 0 leaves Sail Lake 42:30. and arrires at Ogden 1:30 p. ta. , Train lt leaves Ogden at 2:10, and arrires at Sal Lake 3:10. D. C. DODGE, General Manager, 8. II. BABCOCK. " GEO. W. HEINTZ. Traffic Manager. Act's Gen. Paw. Aft lAFit 2 TABL33 |
