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Show THE SPHIM3YILLE INDEPENDENT Willisji F- Qibson, Elitor and Maargjr- Entered at tlio pwt office at Hprtiijrvllle, lla. for tratuunliwloii through the mall us Wcond-clasa matter. ' THE CITY rUISTlMf. Issueil every Friday. TSUMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One year, .... 100 Six months, .... 1.00 Three months. ."5 ASSOCIATION Tli dates set for registration of voters this year are next Tuesday, Tues-day, l lie 12i!i,hih1 tlie 2nd Tuesday Tues-day following, or Oct. 20. Don't forget these dutes. Kecent improvements in The Independent seem to meet the approval of all, iiml anon we will exjreet to receive compliments compli-ments which will he sugar-coated, sugar-coated, as it were, with each. The IlurnI Tress of I'rovo now appears in nn enlarged form, nd if It keejs up the pace it has set, the other county teal papers may get a few pi in e:f in newsgathering. Editor Scott evidently lists a healthy and vig orous ambition for work. It seems, from luter developments, develop-ments, that the special election on the bonding proposition for electric lights cannot come of at the same time ns the municipal munici-pal election on the 2nd day of November. Another date must be set and separate election machinery ma-chinery used. The Indc 'fuit'nt feels n tty amiable towards ihe jjeiiiii'tiien of the City Council, and towards the City officers generally, us u usual thing, hut the pres-ei.t pres-ei.t svstem f lettinor out the City j ib printing is something which fatigues us extremely. The Independent is willing ami anxious to furnish full ami complete news reports of all City matters, and in various ways to assist Ihe City Fathers to the full extent of its small ability. Some small bits of Cilv iob printing have been thrown our way by kindly disposed ollicials, but us a rule a!! this shop has had recently were short li.ne orders for which the need was too pressing to admit id' getting estimates from, or of sending to I'rovo. On most items we were never asked lor an estimate, the first hint of there being printing to be done was in the reading of bills rendered by I'rovo shops. Just whether or not the City Fathers know that The Inde pendent is prepared to print as good ,.r heller, or as cheaply as the I'rovo shops, we do not know. Accordinylv, we bef leave toiicquaint them with this fact, and would respectfully hint mat an opportunity to estimate on City job priming would be regarded as a favor. Tho present condition of affairs if continued will do much to create a large, dark-coin-plecled taste in the mouths of the local printing fraternity, and a certain editor we know of will very likely go about his work of booming the Ciw while suffering from 'that tired feeling." FACTS ABOUT HEALTH It is Easy to Keep Wsil if Wj Know How Some of the Conditions Necessary Neces-sary to Perfect Health, The importance of maintain!!); good health ii easily understood, and it is really a simplo matter it we take a cor-I cor-I rect view of the conditions required, i In perfect health t!ie stomach promptly digests food. The Hood is employed to carry nourishment to the organj, nerves, muscles and tissues which need it. The first grent e33entiul (or good health, therefore, is pure, rich blood. No medicine medi-cine has such a record ot cures as Hood's Saraaparilla and it is because ft is the one true blood purifier. Hundreds ot people are alive and well today who would have been in their graves had they not taken Hood's Sa.-ftoparilla. It is depended upon ai a family medicine by thousands. Hnnc Dil-aro t'ie only IHs to take IIUIM i f Hl3wltUiIoo1.gSarsaparlIla smoke they can r'piin their lost p.wi'is. This is a fa'al iiiiMukc. We never pi over (lie roan of life I'liloiiee. Win ii Hie energy and vigor and ambition am-bition are sapped the individual is only a skeleton of his former self, and his powers of recuperation are gone. These facts ought to be presented to the young in some way to attract their attention. Ogden Commonwealth. Educate l'onr llotvcls With Cascareta. Candy Cnthnrtlc, curt' constipation forever. 10c, 25s. If C. C. C. fall, ilruKKisia refund money. THE SAME UP HERE. rr i . ii. ine lax-coiicctor is now abroad in the lund completing the fatal work begun by the assessor several moons ago. The Independent man is in favor of ft non-parlisnn regime whicl will discourage the issuance of these little soul-harrow. ng "please remits from the County treasurer s ofhee. The urann valley times is taking to itself much deswrved credit for its efforts at making Moab known to the world. The Times is a boomer, and indulges in some pretty caustic remarks at the expeniie of those people who oppose progressive moves on the part of others without inaugurating any of their own. Sheriff Storrs wii9 in town, Monday on official business. In an interview with Tho Inde-pendent Inde-pendent man he said: "I want to compliment you on the paper you are getting out." He further fur-ther stated thut this paper was regarded us the best which came to his office. Honeyed words, these, and of a sort which it Snakes our heart glad to hear. The Independent is in receipt of a letter from the American Beet Sugar Construction Co , in which it ia stated that their architect and promoter, Mr. Fuehrman, would he along this way soon, and inquiring into the status of tho beet sugar factory movement here. In view of this contemplated visit, a full attendance of beet raisers at the next meeting of the local Society, Saturday, would be a thing to be desired. Matters should be crystalled as much us possible, m order that Mr Fuehrman may spend his time to the best advantage, both for his company and for Springville VALUE OF WHEAT. lne election law requires that . an ucKeti lor City elections must be registered with the R corder not less than fifteen days nor more than thiity prior to iue aaie oi me election. As the municipal election will take puce, tins year on the 2nd of .November, some action ought to b taken looking toward the making of nominations. As vet there are no nuitterings of party strife in this City, nor has motion-partisan yet raised the cry of party corruption and publicly uggested a Citizens' ticket. But f1n't luf it rr. ii.tt.l il. ' .t jvu iv uuiii mo eievenui hour' ladies and gentlemen. Prepare the tickets and getlhem tiled before it is too late. The following is an ex timet from the monthly report of John Hyde, tho statistician of the Agricultural Ag-ricultural department: "High prices for wheat have for several we-'ks past been bringing out supplies quite free-ly, free-ly, and increased supplies have in turn, re acted upon prices, causing some decline from the highest figures of August. The general tenor of the information gleaned from all available sources is not, however, of n character to warrant the expectation expec-tation or the fear from the consumers' con-sumers' or the producers' point of view, of any material cheapening cheap-ening of wheat until another crop is in sight with a prospect j oi ampler etoek9. "Wuhan annual average European Eu-ropean product of over 1,428,-900,000 1,428,-900,000 bushel during the six years from 1801 to 1SSG, inclusive, inclu-sive, wo exported nn average of 160,373,872 bushels a venr. This year the European crop, according to Hroonihall's Com Trade News, will in round num bers amount to 1,329,000,000 Winchester bushels or 99.000.- 000 bushels less than the aver age of the six years in question To make up the deficiency, little Help is to bo expected from India, Argentina or Australiasia C . I . . iui uioiiuis io come, ami in so far as Europe will have to im port a larger quantity than usual, she will have to draw ii mainly from North America mid especially from the United States, the Canadian contribution contribu-tion being relatively small. Official Offi-cial returns from Ontario and Manitoba give to these two provinces an aggregate of 51,-0-12,253 bushels. ''If the Argentine crop shall escape the ravages of the locusts it seems likely to turn out unusually unus-ually well, and from January, 1S97, when the bulk ol the bar-vost bar-vost will be got in Argentina, that country may have more or less wheat to export as the latest mail advices represent the crop as oemg in tine condition and the weather highly favorable There are, however, many chances of serious damage dur ing the next three or four months. The latest accounts from Australia indicate the drought Irom which that countrv has a suffered for the last two. or three seasons has been broken end the wheat crop is giving good promise prom-ise throughout most of the Australian Aus-tralian colonies, but the area was narrowed by drought at seeding time, and, as stocks must below, it is not likely ihal even with a full yield the crop will he one out of which any great amount can be spared for exportation The present high rices would ordinarily tend to e.icourage tlm sowing of nn increased in-creased breadth in India, should the weather be favorable this fall; but an inclination on the part of the poorer cultivators to take advantage of such favorable conditions, will probably be in as great measure thwarted by the impoverished' condition in which they have been left b the famine in the greater part of the wheat growing districts. "But, leaving out of view the fact that the burden of supply for Europe will fall more largely than usual upon the United States, it is evident that there would, in any case, be a demand for a larger surplus tli-wvfs to be expected out of this yeara crop. If to our annual export for the six years 1892-1897 we add a European shortage of 90,000,000 bushels figured out by Broom-hall, Broom-hall, we get a total of 265,373,-872 265,373,-872 bushels and so far us we fall short of supplying that quantity, Europe, as compared with an average year, must suffer a scarcity scar-city in her bread supply, except in so far as she can iiverL.it bvj il rn a iiip ITinlrlov hitU.. 1 - ; r "-wiHtia HiiTU IJiKCn remain thitoTntTftrar-crrrpsr the ivoml s reserves, have how ever, been reduced in consequence conse-quence of the short wheat crop of last yenr, ami a deficiency in some of the other important food crops will not tend to relieve the tension of the wheat market." They Don't Know Whut an Evaporator Evapora-tor Looks Like. When the writer lived in Iowa, a few centuries ago, Utah dried fruit commanded fancy prices in the mar ket. After having Jived in the scgo lily State a number of years he now oeneves mat an lowa man never tasted any dried fruit from Utah. It surely came from Califoruia, where costly evaporators are used. It would make a horse laugh to see just how fruit is ' dried in Sevier county Wormy and wind-fallen fruit is in variably selected. It is pared and cored, spread on dirty sheets and placed on the roof of a corral to dry. The rich, red dust gives the product a soft Italian lustre, millions of microbe-bearing Hies add the flavor, and nature does the rest. There can be no market for such stuff. It wouldn't find sale in the Cannibal islands. One or two evaporators in Sevier county .io ii Id do a profitable business. Choice dried fruit will Had a market anywhere. any-where. Sulina Press. JincLleu's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world fur Cuts, hi uises, sores, ulcers, sal; rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, chil-blains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. refund-ed. Price 25 tents per box. For sale by Dr. C. J. Peterson, druggist. Something to Know. It may be worth something to know that the very best medicine for restoring restor-ing the tired out nervous system to a healthy vigor Is Electric Bitters. This medicine Is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone to the nerve centres cen-tres in the stomach, gently stimulates the Liver and Kidneys, and aids these organs in throwing off Impurities in the blood. Electric Hitters improves the appetite, aids digesting and Is pronounced by trwscWtirr have tried it as the very best b ood purifier and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for 50c or 1. per bottle at Dr. C. J. Peterson's Drug Store. Eveif-Dny Kxciirsia.is. To all parts of the world can be arranged for any day in the year, for one or more persons, upon application to any principal ticket agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway. rail-way. Itineraries carefully prepared for excursions to California, Florida, Mexico, China, Japan, and to any part of Europe. Estimates furnished, including all expenses. Tickets furnished for the complete journey. It is not necessary to wait for any so-called "Personally Conducted Excursions." In the days of progressive pro-gressive enlightenment, with the Jtaignsn language spoken in every land under the sun. one does need to depeiftAipon tho services of guides for sight-seeing, but can go alone or in small family parties, with great comrortana security, ana at ones own convenience. Write to Alex. Mitchell. Commercial Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, Salt Lake City. Utah, for details if you are contemplating a trip. Everybody Sara So. ascfirets Candv Cathartic, the most wnn- iei'ful medical discovery of the aire, pleas ant and refivslnnif to tho lusle, art. peotl and positively on ki.hieys, liver and lamHs, cleansing the entire system, dispel c( i, cum headache, fever, liahitii;il roiistipaiioD mid lii'ionsnnss. Plea9e buv anil trv u hoi of C. C. C. tfl-dav; 10. 'i ' en's. Soldaud guaranteed to euro by ull dniLgists. THROUGH SERVICE. The through car service to Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis and other eastern cities, via the Union Pacific and connections, is unexcelled un-excelled by any other line. The equipment consists of Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, Chair Cars, hining Cars, DutTet, Library and Smoking cars. For tickets, time tables and other information call on your nearest agent or address E. L. Lomax, Gen. Pass, and Tkt. Agt. Omaha. Neb. WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACT-Ive ACT-Ive ifMitli'mcn or ladles to travel for responsible, esl ublished house In Utah. Monthly tii mid expense. Position steady. Reference. Knclose self-addressed slumped envelope. The Damininn ('.. Viyt. Y, ( h icnyu the Hotel Boyer, GO TO . Star Bakery . Best.place in town for Cakes Home Made Bread and Candies. TiTo exist QO otis. DEALERS JX FRUITS, VEGETABLES and CANNED GOODS. Whitehead & Tuoket. Thos. E. Child, Contractor and Builder. F. J. COVERT, Mgr. Eates, $1.50 and $2 per day. Free Hack to and from trains. Have a Sample Room and llomc-'ike place for travelling men. :o: SPRINGVILLE, - - - . UTAH. Order to Show Cause. CHURETTE SMOKING FOR BOYS LJBwtCwitfhBjrup. Tut 1HL luting brrun. Tula f...i rri mrw. mm ilramtKM. It Stunts the Body, Dwarfs the In tellect, and Induces Imbecility. The smoking of cigaretts by boys la much more Injurious to tho boys than they are aware of. It Is of no value to learn this fact after the damage is done. It is all-important that boys be taught the truths 't while t her are yet boys, no matter b$al filling mey may i.e to hear it. ltCV&T their good that it be taught them., i Lately prominent educators of Mich igan sent out circulars to physicians throughout that State In order to learn from a scientific standpoint the effects of the use of the cigarette. The responses to these circulars show- eu mat ny cigarette smoking b. ft being dwarfed, made Wayne Johrf, dumb, and imbecile. Tloa and Vng met is corroborated Md to rural ri from other sections.. Will Gibstp on the physical systems Nirvana om- pressed upon the rulnds"otJwiinir As whisky dwarfs a dog so does ciga rettes as well as whiskr dwarf the boys. These wrecks that the physicians physic-ians reported were not those of old men, but of those who, before middle life, had their brains weakened, their bodies dwarfed, and their ambition and energy gone, and sometimes in sanity or Imbecility was the result. rum the course pursued by many it would eeetu that they are 6f the opinion opin-ion that they carr retrace their steps at any time, that bv storming to CJTATE of Utah. Utah eouny ss.; In tho kJ District roiirt In and for said count y; In tueiunttor of the estate of Jacob Ilontz deceased; Order to show cause why order of sale of real estate sliouKI not he tnadu. John S. Boyer. the administrator of the estate of Jacob limit.?., deceased, having tiled his petition herein praylnn for an order of tsale of the real estate, of said decedent, for the purpose therein set forth. It is therefore ordered, by tho District Judjje of silid court that all persons Interested Interest-ed In the estate of said deceased, appear before be-fore the said district court, on Saturday, the ;lth day of October. INK. at 10 o'clock in Ihe forenoon of said day. at court room of said District court, at. tins courthouse, in I'rovo I'lty. county of I'tah, to show cause why nn order should not be tsran'ed to thesaidad-tnl'ilstrator thesaidad-tnl'ilstrator to sell so much of the real estate of the suld estate of the said Jacob llout., deceased, as should be necessary. And that a copy of thiN order be published at least once u week for four weeks succes. Rlvc.ly in- the Sprinuvllle Independent, a newspaper printed and published in said I'tah county, state of rtli. Dated Kep'e'uber 2ft. Ml". WAIIRKS N. Dc.-iEMlEKRY. .Tlldire. Slateof Utah, County of Utah -ss. I. Goo. Havercuinp. county clerk, and ex-orticio ex-orticio clerk of the Fourth Judicial District court. In and for the county of Utah, State of (Uah. do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of theorlglnal order to shww cause why order of sale of real estate sliou.u not be made In the matter of the estate of Jacob lloutz. deceased, as now Hppears or recorn in my office. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set m hand and affixed my official seal, this 2St day of Sept, A. D. 1!7. sKAL wko. Havehcamp, County clerk, and cx-ofHdo clerk of the I'ourth Judicial District court. s-.1-4t. Wy A. V. Kobison, Deputy clerk. C E. ANDERSON. PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER. Dealer in FRAMES, PICTURE FITTJXGS and GLASSnin all sizes, Pictures copied and enlarged bv home artists Pictures of familV groups, residences, stock or any sub-'ccts sub-'ccts taken on the spot. Keep youp JWoney at Home. SPRINGVILLE, - - UTAH. Call on KIRS. L M. MURPHEY, FOU FALLAND WINTER HATS? TAM O'SHANfERS, VELVETS AND RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS Wc carry a Full Line of Millinery Goods at the f-owtssst Prloe. Building work done promptly, Estimates furnished ou short notice. If yon want a GOOD JOB DONE AND NO AFTER TROUBLE give us a trial- Thos. E. Child, SPRINGVILLE UTAH. JOHN W. HOOVER, Jk., SlANAGEn Springville Roller Mills Manufacturer of and Dealer ia Flour and Feed. Custom Grinding a Specially. Cash Paid for Wheat. Mill North of SpiuNGvaLi. It is worth 15 cents to look nice, Is it not? An easy. eUart shave will make tou look nice, and ynu can getitu the Barber Shop of Manwarino & Browv, Next Door to P. (). Stylisii Hair Outa Always in Stoofc, Ten Private Dining Rooms- CROFTS & REED'S PUR GARBOLIC Xotlce to Creditors. To the Creditors of John 11. Meneray and ('. E. Tranchell, doing buttliiewi as Men eray A Co.. at SpJlnKvlllo. Utah County, I tau. Nolleo Is lietTthV fflvr-n to tlm froriltrtra nt the almve uamud nartirs. that the mifloi-. Hik'iH'ii, ny deed of asHlKDiiiPnt. dated tlm 2Ntu By of Juim 1MI7. wan nitido the assignee ior iiiw ix'iieni oi crcnuors or khIq narlicH. ana that nil creditors muxt nnm. iin.li. mums, umii-r out a, to tne underxiKned with in tnroe luoiitns after the tlrst publication Ul tills llOUt'fl. Johs J. Jupjion, A.tslKnpo, No. 8H H. West Temple St. Halt Luke City First publication July 30th 19T. 34.W1 Desert Land, Final Proof-Notice for Publication. - United States Land Offlc halt J.ake cl Land Office. 1 City. I'tah, V Sept 7. 1KU7. ) Notice Is liorohv trlven rhnt T.,).i II l.H. of Spriiiirvlllis l' Uih. has ttletl not ice of Intention Inten-tion to make final pi-oof on hit desert-land claim No. 41-7. for the Lot 3. Townships Ninth, Kunirea Kast, before the lirgistcr and Kecelvor at Suit Lake t'llv on Stiirrtv h., Sl-d (lay oi Octolier. IKU7. tie names Ihe following witnesses to prove the conitlletn Irrigation ami nvlumui h.n ..f said laud: Henry Roylunco. Walter C'lrgir. Reuben Klchiirdson and Mell Clark, all of Hprlnir-vllle. Hprlnir-vllle. full. O, F. Davis, Attorney. Ucglster. -to-i. TOILET SOAP Made from Pure Nestable Oils, with the Plight Proportion of Cheni-ically Cheni-ically Pure Carbolic Acid to make it Healing and Disinfecting. For clcarinir the -uinnli inn i..,.,i,-.... ,.i ped hands, old sores, ulcers, ring-worm, tetter, suit rhoiiiu, uiul all skin discuses, it is ii mint Hrn ui. It cleanse" everv miri h-ln f li,. Imparities from the skin, and leaves It soft and natural. A clear complexion Is the desire de-sire of everyona who has any pride In their personal appearance, and this can he attained at-tained by the use of nur Carbolic Toilet Soup. It Is especially recommended for removing drandrulf from the sculp. Unl promotlni; the Vi-owtn of the hulr. leaving It soft and silky, rorthe hath It overcomes all unpleasant effects caused by perspiration, and strenetb ens the circulation. Salt w-vter for the bat h Is best in hot weather and when used with our l aibollc Toilet !oap. It cannot be ox- One cake will do 11 tniicn M-t.L.I. t ...... , , .......iiii itiiu u ' 1 11 . ciiKes or any other soan. Hence It Is the cheapest as well us the best, l o demonstrate this fact, moisten the soaD then wet vour hands, and puss the palm f your hahd over the cake two or threeT times u i iK suincieni io produce a rich lather. TESTIMONIALS .Have used the Carbolic soap and find It the hest complexion soap ever used. It has cured tho pimples and blackheads entirely forme. Respectfully. Nblmi Cu rr. HOUtZ Of tills CitV mill ennu .!., ll.n... cla!. K. Dunn. M. I HavInK tested Croft & Mead's medlcn.rt soaps I pronounce them, Brst-Class. GKO.tilllAHT, M. D. watson notrrz. a. Hlpen Day ani Kifkt EUROPEAN RESTAURANT No. 32, East Second Sovth Street, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. The Only First-Clnss Kestaurant in the City. 0 VIARS EXPERIINOI. Private Entrance to Ladies' Dining Room - - Louis Berets, Mgr. LJJUBBP HUMPHREYS' TRAGI MARKS I IONS. OOPVRIOMTa A Anyoae lendlag a aketeh and dewvlptloa m; 5SSih,i!,S2S,.,,,K1r?,,,B Invention li ODjdentlal. Uldw acruny for scouring Bateau Ffttonu taken thnxuh Uoaa A Co. raoalva pHal notloe la tba w SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, book rTiXT Mat tree. AiUrou MUNN A CO., 361 flfMiwiy, Dew Yerk. No. No. No. No. No. No. CURES 1 Fever, Congestion. 2 Worms. j 8 Infants' Disease. J 4 Diarrhea. ' 7 Coughs & Colds. 9 Headache. No. 10 Dyspepsia, Indigestion. No. 11 Delayed Periods. No. 12 Leuchorrea. No. 13 Croup. No. 14 Skin Diseases. No. 13 Rheumatism. No. 19 Catarrh. No. 27 Kidney Diseases. No. 34 Sore Throat. a 77 Grip 4 Hay Fever. Dr. Humphrey!' Homeopath! Manual oi ;)'H,,'e t your Druriflt or Mailed Tree. T K- fl"n)hreyv Med. Co Cot. Oluua ad Joho 8U-. Kew York. 1 |