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Show 1; 71 9- Spring yilue IB A Weelcly Newspaper, Devoted to the Interests of the Leading Agricultural and Horticultural Section" of " Utah. Volume" 9. Number 30. Spring-ville, Utah, Thursday, March 29, 1900. Price, $2.00 Per annum. STOLE m HER SLEEP. .13 Mortifying Experience of a Girl at a House Party. worn A Name There are many brands of baking powders, but 44 Royal Baking Powder" is recognized at once as the brand of great name, the powder of highest favor and reputation. Everyone has absolute confidence confi-dence in the food where Royal is used. Pure and healthful food is a matter of vital importance to every individual. Royal Baking Powder assures the finest and most wholesome food. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., "FEDESTKIAX" KICKS. A MisniJeJ Citizen wli Thinks the SMrvralks for Pedestrians Only. Editor IndeteXuext: -On several occasions recently, after dark, I have met men leading horses on the side- walks on our principal streets; it would seem that the treets are quite wideenniigli for this purpose without ,(lil.senU.( iJiingor sMid questions putting pedestrians in dat.g- r of he- ,. the suhj -ct,.' Livite an i send us Ing trodden UKn by animals or t urn-1 :1(lilrcs, (lf oUi-.-r beekeepers, cd under tie I lt of i I hi. s w -h j Among other su'ijn.-ts it, is do-i red to i.Ut warning. If this sort of practice j c,i:,j, r . u. j.urcb iso of S!ip;.li-s itul continue, It will behoov,; all ix-ilcs-' lSl,. tjj5Msill;f ,,r t .t, j,ril.i;C s. We trians t. no by the ireial r..ure t.i in- ltl, e , ,,:!(lt a p., !o keep all Ue-sure Ue-sure safety; it is quite em.ig:i to pcrs p.itcd oii p; ic s; and thus dodge bicycles, h t a: .i e horses and i , r t av,,id i he unnecesary ruin .r vehicles. Iloodln us might also be ' iru-(.s. and the demoraliz-iiion of the added who get in groups and pose as ,'aaiktt. E. t Lovey, immoveable rlxt ores. Tliy remind j r'AGG, Prcst. us of wooden Indians usually in found Secretary. In front of cigar stores. ; . . , Pedestrian. Baaker Routs J. It Garriton; cashier of the bank of Thornville, Ohio, had he n robbed j of health by a serious lung trouble until he tried Dr. King's New Dis- etivery for consumption. Then he; wrote: "It is the lest medicine 1 I ever used for a secere cold or a bad case of lung trouble. I al wavs keep a j bottle on hand " Doi't ulTer with coughs, colds, or any throat, chest or lunjr trouble when you can le cured so easily. Only 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at Petejson's Drug Stoie. IT WAS DEWEY'S TREAT. 0ll Kk the Admiral Sends - Haadred Orphans to th Theater. "In 1S86, said Col. Frank Small, advance ad-vance agent for a theatrical company, according to the St. Louis Globe-Demo- erat. I was in Washington with Rose - Coghlan, playing at what was then Al-baugh's Al-baugh's opera house. One aftf rncon I was in the box office when three ladies came in. followed by 100 children, boys and girls. One of these iadiertepped ' ; up to the window and said 5 'We have just an even hundred children here, and here is a check for $25 to pay for the tickets for them. She handed In a 1 check signed George Dewey, and the -tickets were passed out to the lady. li The happy youngsters were soon en-. en-. joying the play. I didn't know George Dewey from Adam's off ox, and I asked the ticket man who he was. He told ,? me-that. Mr, Dewey was a naval officer, anif thit it not th. first i,mtt,e ' -1 . he bad handled his checks in that way; ! that once each season, anywav, the chil- I ,drra from some of the several orphan i "asylums were given such treats by the j gentleman, but that he seldom attend- ed a performance himself. Now, I have been in the theatrical business for many ' years, but that was the first time I ever knew any one person to be thought- lul enough to put up $25 for the pur- pose of affording enjoyment te the chil-"dren chil-"dren of an orphan asylum. To Care a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Rromo Qntnine Tablets. All druggists refund money If It fxiU to cure. E. jy, Grovb.s signature ou ererj box. 2oc. JFoar Face. Snows the state of your feeling? and the state of your health as well. - Impure blood makes itself apparent . .In a pale and sallow complexion. - . Pimples and Skin Eruptions If you are feeling weak and worn out and do .-not hare a healthy aopearance, you i- should trr Acker's Blood Elixir. It . xures all Wood diseases where cheap Jsajsaparillas and so called purifiers 'fail; k now iDg this, we sell every fJbottleon a positive guarantee. Dr. J. "Peterson, is a guarantee of superior worth There are many imitation baking powders, made from alum, mostly sold cheap. Avoid them, as they make the food unwholesome. 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK. I'tali Uee-Keepers to Meet. Salt Lake City, .March 22, O. It. Huntington', S: ingville There will l.e a meeting of the Utah Beekeepers Association in the city and county building. Salt Lako .City, Utah, April 6, at 10 a. m., to which jou are all invited. A full program jn ,ne ntcr. sl of the industry will l.e A 'Wonderful Cure. To the public in "general: We take pleasure In adding our testimony of orai-ie, w rTF" srv-iwi- ;Jreidv bejpre the public, to the worth of John G. Coltrin's Salve. Our mother was sorely afflicted for several-' years with a very bad case of salt iheum. All endeavors seemed to lie of no avail. until Colt rin's Sal ve was recommend- ed to her. After a faithful appli- cat'on ror about Tour weeks, sne was entirely cured, and now' feels in duty hound to recommend it to all who are thus afflicted. Harry ISosiiard j. 11. hosiiard Mary Do-shard. .Provo. Sept. 29, 1809. P. S. It is now 10 years since she w as cured and has no sign or trace of any. ret i rn of the disease. ggTSold at all stores. Over the Palls. A Wisconsin paper reports an Indian's remarkable eseape from death. He was one of a driving crew That broke a big jam above Sturgeon Falls. lie attempted attempt-ed to cross the. river on a log, and to the horror of the spectators, was carried car-ried over the falls. The falls are 40 feet high, and consist of two pitches and the rapidsV Of course the man was given up for dead, and the driving crew thought It useless-to search the river for his body, as the logs were piling over the falls at a rapid rate. The next morning, however," the Indian walked into camp for breakfast. He had been swept down the river and up against the bank, where he managed to crawl out. . . naing oniy a few scratches and bru'ses' but , remarked, "rather 're' heL Uy down nd slept .til daylight, and was none the worse for ms adventure. Vast Wealth of Hiadooatan. In India there is more weahh than in any other country in the world. Cold, fabrics, jewelsand spices for ages these have been produced and found in this land.' One of the Indian princes owns jewels valued at $15,000,000. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Uoot tea, the great blood purifier puri-fier and tissue builder. Money refunded, re-funded, if not satisfactory. Pricej25 cents and 50 cents. Dr. Peterson's Drug Store. On Every Bottle Of Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this guarantee:"AILwe ask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then IT you can say you are not benefited return the bottle to your Drugeist and he may refund the price paid." Price 25 cts.. 50 cts, and 1.00, Dr. Peterson's Drug Store. . : Am InteH.e Passion for Jewels Worsted Worst-ed I'pos Her While Asleep ad She Committed the Theft. It gives one a weird feeling1 to be told of words taid and acts committed when one is unconscious of external conditions. condi-tions. It is for this reason that walking' oi talking in one's sleep is so terrifying terrify-ing A young woman who for years was in the habit of walking in her sleef) said that she felt as if she were pos- .rbsed of some uncanny power which vithout her volition might at any time NJe ,.(ivcr vs,tcd wHh hef ca-e her to do something dreadful. ' , "Unfortunately I have a passion for , V'u& last Thursday, fin stones," she said, "and that, com-- j. I;,, won. the Ihmld- representa-hiued representa-hiued with my somnambulism, biought tjvp W;?- jn tovvn'tliis week, me once into a most uncomfortable position. po-sition. 1 was invited to go with a house I). II. LfNted representing the Col-party Col-party to a large country place on the 1 if r Pub. Co.. is in town soliciting. i i I - T.. I 1. .1 nuuson. iyuoidK ,u ujurauij.iMu nevcr heretofore dared to accept such invitations, but as I had not had any recurrence of my trouble for over a year I hoped I was rid of it forever, and, urged by my iamily, I finally accepted. ac-cepted. For the first two nights I probably remained quietly in my room, j but on the third a strange thing hap- peued. At dinner that evening .Miss 14., a girl from San Francisco, wore a peculiar jewel. It was a large pearl j hanging from an equally large ruby. which was suspended from a diamond, which in its turn quivered from an emerald em-erald brooch. I admired the effect of the stones resting on the white lace of her gown and she unfastened the ijIii and handed me the valuable ornament to look at. It was really a pleasure to me to hold the beautiful gems and 1 re- member telling her as 1 returned them to her that it was actually a physical pleasure to handle them. "The next morning I waked feeling that something had happened and I immediately im-mediately became possessed with the idea that I had walked in my sleep, although al-though I saw no evidence that 1 had done so. I felt most uncomfortable, however, and my feeling of vague apprehension ap-prehension was not lessened when I went downstairs and found that during the night Miss B. had been robbed of her jewel, which she had carelessly left sticking in the pin cushion. "As it happened no one had come down except Miss B. and our hostess, and the latter seemed curiously indisposed indis-posed to make a disturbance by announcing an-nouncing the loss publicly and begged us not to mention the fact to the rest of the guests. This Miss B. readily promised, as she realized what a disagreeable dis-agreeable finale it would be to the party, par-ty, but she insisted upon sending at once for a detective and she quitted the ! room to w ire her husband, who was in town. i "While Mibs B. was telling of her loss, j I had the most curious feeling of being !n t,ome v.av connected with the affair. ai.d as soon as we were alone I told her j of r.iv somnambulism and strange im- ; pression. hereupon Fne in ner turn told how in the middle of the night she ha;: bean startled by a noise like the shuitii.g of her door, and, being of a nervous disposition, 6he had sprung from her bed, opened it and looked into the dimly lighted hall and was astonished aston-ished to see that my door, which was opposite, op-posite, was open. "When she missed her pin in the morning she concluded not to speak of the incident, as she really attached i no importance to the coincidence, but j now we both regarded the occurrence -..as significant aud together we hastily ! returned" to-iny room. There, cnreless-iy cnreless-iy laid on a cbaTrTar my bed, was the j missing jeweL which' iid escaped my j notice while I was dressing."" Tlus dis-j dis-j covery was a great shock to me so great a one that it probably effected m v recovery, for I have never, to mv knowledge, walked in my sleep since N. Y. Tribune. c Young Mothers. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh's cough and consumption cure acts like magic in cases of crotip. Jt has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. Dr. Peterson's Drug Store. LOCAL LACOMCS. "He TnAT seeks finds." He that takes Hood's Sarsaparilla finds in its use pure blood, go id appetite, good digestion and perfect health. It cures djspepsia, scrofula, suit rheum, boils, pimples aud all blood humors. The favorite Pills. 2c. cathartic is Hood's See Dr. Peterson's Wall Paper. . Dr Slater of Spanish Fork was' in town yesterday. Don Ashcfaft came down from Thistle, Tuesday.'- Uo to Whitehead's Restaurant for yonr cigars and tobacco. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. II. iZ Sutn-sion. Sutn-sion. March 27, a .daughter. Cal Callison was in town this week shaking hands with old friends. Edwin To! hurst, of Salt LMke, was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Peterson, Peter-son, Sunday. Wilford Perry, Provo, can save you money ou your Gard2n, Grass and Flower Seeds. George Sumsion came in from his railroad work in Wyoming on Tuesday. Tues-day. He will return Sunday. . Do you want a nobby spring or summer suit? If you do go to Chris Jensen's. He has a fine line of samples. sam-ples. Mr. and Mrs. I. X. Smith entertained enter-tained a number of friends at the Hungerford Academy Home, Friday evening. Editor Glasmano of the Ogden Standtjrd, will entertain the people of Springville with a Republican talk at the city hall Friday evening. The Republicans of Mapleton held i a rousing meeting at the Johnson Creates an hall lust Friday evening. Win, Glas-ti'arm Glas-ti'arm of Opden ami A-Geddes of S'llt Lake were the speakers. M:il i n Mendenha 11 U n t from .Tnah otinty this week renewing acqua-in- i a iiccs. Help out. the M. I. A. associations, by attending "The Man of Millions," ; Monday tiight. A nice little home a 5 room brick l ouse cent rally sit uatcd is for sale.1 Enquire of F. C. Boyek. Frank Parry returned, Monday, from Mam i wi ere he was called by the death of his blot tier's child. Take your poultry, cgus, grain, etc , to H. T. Reynolds & Co. They pay the highest market prices. People who have stock lhey wish taken care of on the summer range will d t well to see George Kelly. Garden Seeds at 5 cents per ounce. Also a choice line of Grass and Flower Seeds. Catalogue free. Wilfokd Pekby, Provo. S. M. Davis and Henry lioy lance are in from their sheep herd this week. They have moved their sheep to this side of Green river. Acker's English remedy will stop a cough at any time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. 25c and 50c Dr. C. J. Peterson. Mrs. Wui. Valliant who has been here visiting her mother, received a telegram, Tuesday, from her husband at Salt Lake telling her that their home had been burned. When children have earache, saturate satur-ate a piece of cotton with Ballaro's Snow Liniment, and place it in the ear. It will stop the pain quickly. Price 25 and 50 cents. Eor sale by C. J. IVterrou.- - .-r--r - No fine knows t he unbearable tor- tore one undergoes from piles unless they ale sijtfliictcd. Tabier's l'.uck- eye Pile ointment is a quick, safe ami painless cure. Price 50 cents in bottles, bot-tles, t ubes 75 cents. For sale by U. J. Peterson. Couldn't help getting a cold never cures it ; but carrying home a bottle of Ballard's Ilorehound Syrup, and using it as directed, will cure the worst kind of cough or cold. Price 25 and 50 cents. For sale by C. J Peterson. All t he smallpox patients hut three are released from quarantine and the remaining three will he released. This w ill relieve the town from smallpox small-pox ti i less unexpected cases develop. Th" persons still quarantined are: Gib Sanford, Mrs. W Mrs. Alma Koy lance For all pulmonary troubles Ballard's Bal-lard's Ilorehound Syrup, taken in the early stages, proves a certain and surespecilic. It it e qually effective in croup and whooping cough, and if used in season prevents the development develop-ment of consumption. Price 25 and 50 cents. For gale by G. J. Peterson. We favor a law, says. an exchange, for the prevention of cruelty to vegetation. vege-tation. Just think of digging potatoes, pota-toes, pulling the beard out of rye, threshing wheat, cutting the heart out of a watermelon, spilling the blood of a beet, tearing the skin from a peach, breaking the. neck" of a squash, and other such outrages. Many of those who most bitterly oppose the newspaper, are those who are most indebted to its forbearance the preservation of their .good name. Every paper could, if It wished, make it very warm for some of those who have never missed an opportunity to do it harm; but as a rule they are forbearing, for-bearing, and instead of retaliating turn the other cheek. Logan Journal. We tiave saved many doctor bills dnce we began using Cbatubci Iain's Cough Remedy 'in our home. We deep a bottle open all the timei and whenever the any member of the family or myself begin to catch cold we begin to use the Cough Remedy, and as a result we never have to send away for a doctor and incur a large doctor bill, for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy never fails to cure. It is certainly a medicine of great merit and worth. D. S. Mearkle, general merchant and farmer, Mattie, -Bedford coutty, Pa. For sale by Dr. Peterson.. A parlor meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held at the home of Mrs. Groves last Thursday. There was the largest attendance of any meeting this year, fifty ladies being present. Mrs. Thompson gave an excellent paper on "Pleasant and Profitable ways of Spending our Evenings in our Honies." This was followed by a chapter from "Trumbull's Child Training.' by Mrs. West, Miss 'Myrtle 'Myr-tle Hall theu read a very touching article about a drunkard's family. These selections were Intersperced with music and recitations by children. child-ren. The committee served cocoa and cake, and a general social time followed. Appetite, Aids Digestion. Farcwcll Party. The members of the class of l'Jf2 of the H." Y." A. gave a farewell party on Saturday evening to Mr, W. Ti. Adams, a class member, and Prof. Wolfe, both of whom expect to leave .hocUy fur Smith America, .at the home of It L. Bird. 'J he class enjoyed enjoy-ed a hayrack rule from Provo and the evening was spent delightfully in games, etc., ending in a mock trial. In the guessing game Prof. Wolfe won the first 'prize and Carl Marcus-son Marcus-son captured the booby prize. A delicious de-licious supper was served, alter which engrossed and framed resolutions, resolu-tions, signed by each member of the class, were presented to the departing depart-ing missionaries. As a slight token of their appreciation of the pleasurable pleasur-able evening, the participants in the affair, before leaving for home gave a vote of thanks to their hostess, Miss Frances Bird, and to all wl,o assisted in making the entertaiumeut a pronounced pro-nounced social success. Are Our Ministers Idlers? lan Maclaren is going to answer the question, "Is the Minister an Idler?" in the May Ladies' Home Jour-uul. Jour-uul. This is a sort of companion article to "Should the Old Clergymen b Sljol? ' which he w rote some time ago. and in which he advocated a humane disposition of aged clergymen. clergy-men. It Is more than likely that he will he able to 11 rid some idlers In the pulpit, but it may be set down as a certainty that he will be able to establish es-tablish as a fact that ministers as a class arc among the busicat of professional pro-fessional men. ; A FiondisJi Attack. AnMtack was lately made on C. F. Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly irovedfatal. It came through his kidneys. His back got so lame he could not stoop without great pain, nor sit in a chair except propped by cushions. No remedy hclned him until un-til hij; tried Elect ric Bit ters which effected ""such' a ""wonderful "change that he writ es he feels like a new man. This f marvelous medicine cures backache and kidney trouble, pwri-rii-s the blood and builds up your health. Only 50c at Peti rson's Drug Sioie. Dr. Peterson's for Wall Paper. John Carter came in from Mercur Friday. Will Curtis was down, from Oakland Oak-land today. "The Man of Millions" at the city haM, Monday night. Bottled soda water on tap at Whitehead's Restaurant. Wyandotte eggs $1.50 per setting, from choice imported stock. Mtts. J. W. BKIN6HUKST. V. G. Alexander expects to leave ,forNew York soon to take up the study of'mcdicme. - Call at this office for fashionable, visiting cards. . Prices, 15, 20 and 25 cents a package of 25. Printing extra. If you have any bicycl,e repairing you wish done you will do well by calling on J. M Clahk. Miner Building. Another shipment of ladies' spring capes just arrived. They are beauties, beau-ties, now opeu at H. T. Reynolds & Co. Elm, ash, and maple shade trees n abundance .at Wra." M. Roy la nee, prices right. . See John S. Groesbeck for particulars. For wall paper, paints, oils, glass, brushes and painters supplies go to II. J. Maiben & Co. who flit orders and give satisfaction. A big shipment of Wall Paper arrived ar-rived at Dr. Peterson's, this week. The patterns this year are hands truer than ever. If you have paper to buy, he can save you money. Clothing! clothing! clothing! just in. An elenant stock of men's, bos' and children's suits for spring and summer. New, nobby and up to date. II. T. Reynolds & Co. Children often inherit feeble digestive diges-tive power and colic of a more or less severe character results, when food is taken which is at all difficult to digest. di-gest. White's Cream Vermifuge acts as a general and permanent tonic. Price 25 cents. For sale by C. J. Pet-ersou. Pet-ersou. ' . An exchange tells of three of the stingiest men on record. The first will not drink enough water . unless LafliesV Tailor Mafle Suits Laflies Silk Made Waists Mies' Dress Skirts The three above lines have been carried in stock by us for a year past in a small way, but we have decided to go - - - into this business mere largely, and for this season are prepared to show : : .: : : ; : ; Elegant an assortment as you find in Salt ; Ladies' Cloth and Serge Suits, J Irvine p In stomach troubles, has a "maglo touch," promptly relieves distress and all other dyspeptic symptoms. It makes rich, pure blood, gives strong, steady nerves. it conies from a neighbor's well. The second forbids his children writing anything but, a small hand as it wastes ink to make large letters. The third stops the clock at night, to save the wear and tear on the machinery. mach-inery. They all refuse to take a newspaper on the ground that it, is ;i terrible strain on spectacles to read. He Fooled The Snrgeons All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of West Jefferson, ()., after suffering 18 months from Rectal Fistula, he would die unless a costly operation was performed; but he cured himself with five boxes Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cure on Earth and the best Salve in the World. 25 cents a box. Sold by Drt C. J. Peterson, Peter-son, druggist. PRO HATE AOTICE. In the District Court of the Fourth Judiciel District.. Utah County. Utah. Probate Division. In the Blatter of the Estate of Andrew Larson, deceased. The petition of Anna H. Van Leu van ask-in ask-in it for order allowing her final account and for oistribution has been set for hearing at 10 o'clock a. in . Saturday tin; 14th dav of April. I'M), at i he court house in Provo'Uity, Utah county. Sta'e of I'tah. Dated at Provo City. Utah, March 2t. l'.KiO. tJEO. H AVEKCA.MP, Clerk. By A . . Hobtson. I Ipputy John 11. Alii ner attorney for Petitioner. No. 4389. A'otiee For Publication. Department of the Interior. Land Office. Salt Lake City. Utah. Feb. 21. 11)00. Not ice is hereby given that the following named settler lias filed notice of his in ten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, ui-d that said proof will bo made before be-fore the county clerk of Utah county. Utah, at Provo City. Utah, on Anil 0, l'JOO: viz; James Boyack. II. E. 10845 for the N. E. 3. E. M- and S. R. J. N. E. . Sec. 9; S lA, N. W. . See. 10. Tp 9 8. Ii. 4 E. S. L. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation cultiva-tion of said land, viz! Kmer Hrtuihall. Frank Thomas. Moses Dowley. William li. MelOU. all of Spanish Fork Utah. Frank D. Hobbs, -..-.-- Krriste: A. L. Booth, attorney for applicant,, LEIJAL NOTICE. In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Utah, sitting at Utah county, Hon. John E. . Booth Judge. In the matter of Rtrtcting the Corporate Limits of Springville, a Municipal Corporation. Notice that Petition has been filed. The State of Utah to Springville. a Municipal Muni-cipal Corporation, and whomsoever it may concern : You are hereby notified that a certain petition peti-tion has been filed in this court asking that a portion of the territory' lying within and npon the boundaries of said Springville, a municipal corporation, be disconnected therefrom, and the said netition is signed by numerous owners of the real property in said petiliOii asked to be disconnected from said Springville. The signers of said petition have empowered Fred M, Uoutz. N. M. Jordan, Thos. W. Roylance, K. L. Bird and J. H. Koakcs to act for them and each of them in this proceeding. Said petition is ' accompanied by a map of the said teirltory asked to be seved and disconnected from said Sprinvillo, and eels forth the reasons why the same should be granted.- You are hereby required to appear and answer an-swer witlin twenty i'JO) days after the service of . this notice upon you, together with a copy of the said petition and the said plat filed herein: And you are further noUSe3 that if you fail to so appear within the said time the said court will proceed to take testimony in said matter and if the allegations shall bj found correct as set forth in the said petition the prayer thereof will be granted and the limits of said Springville will bo restricted in accordance ac-cordance therewith Witness the lion. John E. Booth. Judge of said court, and the seal of said court this 21st day of February, A. D. 1900, at Provo City, Utah county, Ut-ih. Geo. Havercajjp. Clerk. By A. V. Bobison, Deputy. Alfred L. Booth, Attorney for "Petitioner. PltOBATE NOTICE. In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District. . Utah county, Utah. . Probat Division. Estate of Junietta C. VanLeuvan, deceased Creditors In the above estate will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his residence. Woodside, Emery county, Utah, or to his attorney D. C. Johnson, Springville. Utah county, Utah, on or before the 21st day of June. 1000. William Allan. " - .Administrator. - 0 Recreation Pointers An illustrated monthly magazine which will Interest any reader of good literature; t per year. Send .t-nl for free sample ana let it talk for lt-r-'f J Reporter Publishing Co.. Kansas Oity - - -. 2vo. x 25 per cent lower... from $8.00 to $25.00. Ladies' Silk Waists,- from $3.50 to $9.00. $15.00. Any size. All the New Styles, and the right prices. oiis, 5 : 14: oxxtjro . vjif, if n 1 II .11 I V ALL. SINGER PARTS ARE Exact duplicates of each and ABSOLUTELY INTERCHANGEABLE, every part are alwaysand instant- ly obtainable at SINGER salesrooms in every city in the World; this makes the SINGER almost immortal. What a contrast with the anonymous machines sold by irresponsible dealers. Singer machines are sold only by The Singer Manufacturing Co,, dealing directly from maker to user. , THE SINGER COMPANY IS PERMANENT AND ITS REPRESENTATIVES ARE ALWAYS AT HAND TO CARE FOR SINGER MACHINES. This is an important consideration to the purchaser cf a sewing-machine. Soid On Instalments, Clo Machines Exchanges. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING mak'nq one million scwing-nkchi.nes annually. Salesrooms in Every City. SALESRifcU R. II. Becsley BEESLEY JE3iE Why go Out of 3 Lrrj to Buy your Furniture When, we can sell you just ns satisfactory goods at lioine for less money? By trading nt home (lie retailer's nro.fita go into the pockets of people who are interested in building up yonr city. When you trade with strangers you help build up other towns Give US- a tiial, - J A Ner Discovery for. the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN, CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. Tubes, by Mail, T Cents; Dottles, 50 Cents. JAMES f. BALLARD, Sole Propristsr, ; - - 3'0 Rortt m Street, ST. LOUIS, K R- A.DZ&I., Fresident. H. T. REYN0IDS, Vice-President. Springville Banking Co. 'SPRINGVILLEUTAH Ofijpito,! Stoclc vso, OOO. Fransacts a general banking basiuess. .Exchange bought and sold aud depui its received subject to check. Four per cent Interest paid on time deposits, compouoding semi-aonually Monej always on hand for short time loans. Lake. Our prices on SINGER PARTS." THE ADVANTAGE-OF ADVANTAGE-OF PERMANENCY. Since the SIUGER sewing-machine was first invented, more than four hundred different makes of sewing-machine have come and gone. Now it is a well-known fact that sewing-machines wear out in parts; if such parts cannot oe duplicated, dupli-cated, the whole machine is no longer cf any value to its owner. Many a woman has experienced the annoying loss cf some small part from her sewing-machine and has then found that the dealer from whom she bought it had no duplicate part or that the manufacturers manu-facturers had gone out of business and she must get out of her diiemma as best she could. CO. areea9" - DISTRICT AGENTS, Center St., Provo, Utah- Thos. A. Drosley MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS. ELTOtH: QRAtJB WORK MARBLE and GRANITE MONUMENTS, HEAD .TONES. MARKERS, TAB.ETS, COPINGS, ETC., ETG. We ship all our Marble and Granite in car load lots and can therefor give lowest possible prices. All work guaranteed strictly first, cla.s in every part icular. icu-lar. It will pay to see our work and get our prices. Provo, - TTtrtli. Town - H. L. 0TJMMINGS, Cashier this class of goods are f Ladies' Skirts from $1.50 to iSt9 Provoi I UCKEYE Sfev n B m. m mm V if |
