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Show DUN N PS.A T ' , t 1 ;& CO., A. j .THTP-g- . . Dry Coods, Groceries lie Tie Done A Basis on of CASH. Goods Delivered Free of Charge. and 4. Atlantic Express. 6:40 p.m. 9:10 a. m. Lt. 10:30 a.m. 7:06p.m. Ar. 7:16 p.m. ...... 10:36 a.m. Lv. 9:16 p.m. Ar Provo.. ......... 12:10 a.m. 9:16 p.m. 12:30 a.m. Lv. 4:35 p. m. Ar. Green River... 6:45 a.m. 4:40 7:10 a,m. p. m. Bowntlful Lv. 2:00 p. m. 8:06 a. m. Klyalan Ar. Pueblo m. 7:15 S3o.op. Manufacturers of No. 7:45 WEST-BOUN- a. m. look nsrgiiTTJiioisr, Natsre Offering an Retreat for Souls That No. 8. Euliila. 0 ws ftr p. - Utah Central Railway Time Card IN EFFECT FEB. 10th, 188 V fff e pul-pos- Wood & Daley LEWIS A BOYE, polly-wogge- (- Quick Sales, Low Prices and Small Profits. m WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS "Wood Physicians Prescriptions 3Da,ly 1 Palace Drug Store! THE LIVERY Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Jewelry, Silver and a Specialty. STABLES.! ! . In the Rear is the Palace. Saloon, Uqliors Salesmen Cigars Family 'Trade a Specialty, Tonsorial Parlor! Heijri) Wageijer. Hair Cutting 25 Cts. Shaving, hi I V a ...... . . OfKCJI RETAIL. JUEPOT, 17 -- A5T23 IS, .hiftHT SECOND SOTTTEC &.T. Sail Lake Clly, lifcah. Come and encourage the MEAT MARKET, JfiEW North of the Post Office. CHEAPE8T Young Mens in town for co-op- ., ROBERT BERKIN. Utah. Spanish Fork, Provo, DEALERS IN JVterch an di s e. General Clothing, lints, Caps and Notioi Boots, Shoes, Headquarters for Ladies? and 'Childrens. Shoes. Farmers Attention! We have on hand some fine Farm Machinery, consisting of Reape Binders, Mowers, Rakes, und.the like that we bought at a great bargain, a can Bell at Prices to defv any and all Competition. Grain and Fpym Produce taken in exchange for all goods, bought for Cash. Spauteh Fork, Utah. Superintendent Proprietor. Utah. -2- 7-8-m NOTICE TO CRDITUBS. All persons knowing themselves indebted to II. J. Mortensen of Spanish Fork, are hereby notified that unless they call and settle with the undersigned assignee before Dec. I5th, 1889, their accounts will be placed in legal hands for collect! ton, L. O. Lawrence, . W. B. HUGH - 2- -t NOTICE. CUT!!! CUT! CUT!! COIL! At Yard COAL! COA!! Per Ton, $ 4.75 5.25 Assignee. Delivered - - Supt. Utan of manhood were passed in a field oc- Have just opened up, in Payson, with a well selected stock of cupants of which are almost always the objects of popular criticism, censure and denuciation it is a matter for Purchased at the wonder that lie liaB uniformly been well spoken of and passes away without an enemy. Such a reputation as And shipped direct from the manufacturers in car load lot. his is a thing to be proud of; such a We Cannot be Undersold. record as lie has left is a glorious lag-ac- y to come to his offspring. And how was it that Mr. Cope suc- Call We also cary ceeded so admirably in winning and retaining the good opinion of those Doors, Windows and Mouldings, who knew him? It was a grand nature Wall Paper, Paints anil Glass. that fell to him, and that he cultivated and improved and made still more PAGE & grand. lie recognized the brotherUtah. Payson, hood of man, and believed it was the duty and mission of man to do good te liis fellows. To him the declaration that all men are created equal, was not a void and meaningless expresDealer In sion, but a living truth, and by making that his guide in association of whatever character with men, lie went through life gaining friends and winFull line of Mens and Boys Clothing; Hats Cap, Mena' ning plaudits. Right was the standard by which he did things, and all Boys and Childrens. Manufacturers of Harness, Boots and Shoes. with whom he came in contact saw Produce, Wholesale and Retail. that his actions were regulated by that furnish the best grades of Patent, Bakers A No. f. standard; hence the respect with which Our ROLLER MILLS grades of Flour, which we keep constantly on hand, also Bras' others were pleased to regard him. liis and lower and Shorts and Chop Feed. We take pleasure in accomthoroughness was another characterismodating Old Friends, and solicit the tic which induced admiration. With patronage of the general public. him whatever was worth doing was prompUylItteSd1edtotelCph0,,e . JOHN JONES, Superintend.. t worth doing well and as it should be done. It was his peculiarity which made him one of the best railroad men in the west and caused him to be recognized and singled out in this region was casting about among its army o: available men for the one best equipped for the responsible position of genaral passenger and freight agent for his division. In this connection we may say that it was this thoroughness; this determination to neglect With a Full Line of nothing, which is the cause of the sad death of Sunday evening. Fracis Cope was a victim to one of his clile: virtues. lie worked himself to deat giving up his life to tho service of his employers and for the benefit of the public which he loved so, well. We have said that he felt it his duty to do good. His whole career was In the Latest Styles. marked by instances in verification of Us. this, to only one of which we will re- Call and fer. It is in connection with Zions Benefit Building society. A few years ago he saw the necessity, for such an Inststution: he realized that there, were many men, especially young ones, who would save money if the proper incentives were held out before them and the right inspiration were given. Acting on this he went te work with a will, and interesting a few congenial spirits, the society was DEALERS IN- formed, and the result is the solid, substantial institution which has done aud is doing so much good in ! j this community. Hundreds of houses and hundreds of prosperous families can be traced directly to this society, and The Herald knows that nobody ; will take offense when it says that to Francis Cope more than to any other man, is due the credit for all that has been achieved by the association. But poor Cope lias gone, and with his going there departs much that was grand and noble. A lifes laber ! was put behind him in the few short years tliat he was with us. and the work of another life was before him. That lie could not be spared to also put that behind him we will all regret, and that he lias been cut down in liis youth we must all mourn. The tears and sorrows of an appreciative and sympathetic community will mingle with those of the bereaved Toilet Aticles, Fancy Soaps, family. 8. L. lhrald. Chamois Skins, Lowest Possible Prices, and Inspect our Goods and be Convinced. Picture Frame, POWELL, We lead; others follow. Remember who made the cut in COAL, Smoot & Deal. coal of Fori Spanisli liistiMoi, General Merchandise and Furniture. Have opened their On Center Street in Provo Clothing, Gents BOYS Furnishings A SPECIALTY. SUITS IRVINE & BARNEY. see J aylorRrothern Utah. Provo, -- Furniture, Pianos, Chicago! jCottage; Organs, Carpets,! Wall Paper. Springville Drug Store. Medicines, Chemicals, Drugs, Tlie rKiln of JeffenoH Pavla. Johnston and Buckner wept over dead Giant, and now the Grand Army of the Republic has been represented of the funeral among the pall-beare- rs of Jefferson Davis. From tlie hour when Lee surrendered at Appomatox to tlie present lime the American people have shown a capacity for mutual kindness and tender forgetful ness of past enmities that has no parallel in history. The most generous things that are beiugsaid of tlie once brilliant statesman who captioned the lost Confederacy come from the lips of those who fought him most bitterly in the day of liis power ami fame. And it is significant of tlie perfect fusion of the nation that simultaneously witli t li is last fraternal incident in New Orleans tlie organized farmers of tlie South are forming a giant alliance with the workingmen of the Sponges, Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, Cigars and Tobacco, Base Ball Goods, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. Prescriptions Garefilllp Gompoilnded. At all hours, day or night by experienced Druggists. MB&BRA.Y BROS., -- MARKET CbsIi. at Imported Furniture, Pacific Mail. Pacific Express. Steam Boilers, Pumps, Brass and Iron 8:00 p. m. Ameng the most striking curiosi8:00 a. m. Denver Castings; Castings for Store Fronts, Iron Work Lv. 12:40 a.m. ties that we found in the treasure 1:30 a.m. Lv. Pueblo... for Jails, Bridges and Buildings. 10:66 p.m. Ar. Green River... 9:60a.m. ll:00 p. ... 10:10a.m. house of the Castle was a human skull Lv. and Iron Cast a.m. Ar. Provo. Wrought a 4:60p.m. Fencing. Boiler Lv. age, set with precious 6:00 a. m. white with 6.16 p. m. Repairing Specialty. 7:40 a. m. stones. 6:66 p, m. Salt Lake All over tlia frontal regions All klnda of Plumbing, , Gam anti Steam Flttlna Ar. 7:60 a. m. 7:06 p.m. Lv. 9:10 a. m. of this skull were beds of diamonds; in Attendee! to. 8:30 p. m. Ar. Ogden in place of the eyes were huge carManufacturers and dealers in Steam Heaters, for Public and Friyate Buildings, DEVEYS Patent Tubular Iron Wheel-barrobuncles and in the sides of the jaw BINGHAM AND ALTA TRAINS. for Miners and Farmers. 7:60 a. m were rows of rubies and Leave Salt Lake City pearls. Ac4:20 p.m Arrive Salt Lake City OelsIx Fetid Octet Old lron. to skull was this the Half block weet of West cording legends, p. o. Box, 178. ' a royal once flesh of clothed with the D. C. DODGE, J. H. BENNETT. Agents for Leffel Steam Engines and Water Wheels. Pasa. Gen. General Agt. Manager. we which vizier ora functionary grand DEVEY- Ss ST72ST3DBErEO. more comprehensively might perhaps disignate, according to his varied -- si THE BEST GRADES wcalling, ns a sort of combined bishop, Many cenlawyer, and ligislator. ' EH or H before when this gentleman of turies Euliila flourished there was upon the 9. $ ROLLER FLOUR throne of the island a King remarkPASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE at the Manufactured 0Are able as a ruler because of his great F. ac. A. u. F. X. At M. skill in finance, politics and religion. 1.47 and 4.50 Provo, Juab 4.25 and 7.45 Excelsior Roller Mills, 2.25 5.28 Lake Yriew, He chose a humble artificer for his 4.89 7.59 Nephi, 2.47 5.50 Pleasant Grove, Mona, 4.55 8.1f minister contrary to the usual . prime Of Provo, Utah 8.21 6.24 American Fork, 5.05 Santaquln, custom. . And this prime minister-th-e FirBt-Class 8.85 6.88 Lehi, Machin 5.15 Latest Improved Pay son, same skull we beheld set with whose 8.57 Fork 7.00 at Spanish Arriving ery Just put in. 4.11 stones-prov- ed 7.15 Salt Lake City, himself a most Springville precious 4 Trains leave Salt Lake at 7:20 a. m., and 4:00 p. m., arriving in Provo at would manipuservant. He acceptable 9:35 a. m. and 6:15 p. m. Trains leave Salt Lake for Ogden at 8:10 a. m., and All kinds of Grain late political meetings iu the interest :60p-m- JOHN SHARP, Gen. Supt. Feed, Shorts and Bran kept on Hand of the king, plead at court in the interFRANCIS COPE, Gen. Freight and Pass. Agt, est of king craft, lie most pompously Delivery FREE to all parts of tbs City. of securing a few dolfor the J.W. HOOVER Manager lars, patronage for the court journal I . WOOD. M. J. DALEY. and directly afterwards lecture on divinity Hnd gather alms for tho poor. (King?) Such an adept did he prove that the King was SPRINGVILLE, d UTAH, --) SEAL IN ALL KINDS Dealers in OF pleased to cause him to be or Lords of iuto his house Drugs, where he was quite as bold legislature Medicines and dexteriqus us could be desired. Choice Parlor Sets, and Toilet Articls No dirty work was to small and base Sets, Elegant Bed-Boofor the exercise of his ingenuity; no Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Carpets and contemptible trick of deception or Everything in this line at chicanery too triftel for his genius. Among the kings lacquies he wore the finest livery and stood in the leading AND ALSO As a toady lie was a master; as rank. DR. BOYE INCONSTANT I I a prevaricator, the very perfection of ATTENDANCE pious liypocracv; and as an orator Undertaking Business Carefully Attended to. well not exactly a Ciscero perhaps but In all the Latest Designs A Grand Variety Complete a regular liarum scarum rattler. The Assortment, and at like of him is seldom seen these days be Duplicated in Utah County. Prices, Mark You, that Cannot and we may consol ourselves with the Kemember Us, thought that his fate was not entirely Sc the sort to commend liis career to SPBINSVILLE, Utah. CAREFULLY. : COMPOUNDED. of the admiration of mankind; for finally he mixed up his legal, ecclesiastics i Main Street. Utah. and legislative functions so wonderSpanish Fork, fully, lied so gloriously as a lawyer aud worshiped so sanctimoniously as as a church prelate or bishop and carried legislatures before him with the sweep of his eloquence and cunning, PAYSON that he seemed a miracle of righteousness and 8cullduggery aud a; last so excited the curiosity o Plated-war- e his master, the King, that the latter WIMMER & NEBEKIR, - Prop's was serzed witli an uncontrollable desire to examine his grand vizier's Corner of Seventh and J Streets, Provo City. brain and heart that its peculiarities Always prepared to furnish rigs of might be made known to scientists every description with or without and if possible cultivated in the rising drivers. generation. Indeed such was the uncontrollable Traveling; With a Handsomely fitted up Bar, where the choicest will find it to their advantage to hire of the King in bis respect these Livery Rigs in Pay son for trips curiosity one day when his magesty lias that lijtporfced Wliyes, aijd summonsed his grand vizier to. dine South, East or West. Can be obtained. with him and they were about to set Utah down to the fetiv board, the King Payson, Utah Co., frankly told his quest the nature of his eccentric curiosity and modestly R. S. HINES, Propr. stated. that it would be a pleasure to dissect his grand viziers brain and Ui JJ 1UAII JUlilUMa o heart. To sooner had the intimation been made by the royal lips than the Grand Vizier, whose whole life had been one arduous study to please arch little dagger aristocrats, drear Centre SL Opposite tbG Taliernacle, from the folds of his garments, and with a bow quickly cut out his own heart and handed it to the King with a bland smile. Courtly and blarney 15 Ctg- ' wise to the last, when he fell in the 1 EMIGRATION CANYON. Ladies and Childrens Ilair Cutting last throes of death at his masters Zu-A-Q-i I i i JtdB hrt Jt. and Pompador a Specialty. feet, lie managed to bring his mouth in a position to kiss the great toe of . ..Bottled Beer the King and to murmur gently I die Cash Paid Specialty, r happy. 1 WHOLESALE AND . Oe-o- our Bazar Page & Powell Considering Mr. Cope's occupation ruilroading and that all his years TRAINS. D ... and territories. WAVES. Would be Truly Free, p No. 1. Merchandise. Lowest Market Prices. TRAINS. Ar. Denver S un Foundry Machine Engines, WORLD! No. 2 Atlantic Mall I BUTTHICK DllESS PATTERNS. We qiake specialty Pry In Effect rrom and After Kot, 17, 1889. D muni. 1 General CURRENT TIME TABLE. EAST-BOUN- DEATH OF FRANCIS COPE. When the Spirit of Francis Cope 00-0ZE3IEIR-A-TIV- ZE Its flight on Sunday evening the immortal part of a good man went i l home. We know of no better way of 1 Datltri In I expressing our opinion of the deceased did not have to saying that he A DEPOPULATED ISLAND than die to be esteemed good. For long years, twenty of them, or more, Mr. IN THE FAR PACIFIC. Cope has been known in this community, and during that fifth of a cenAGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED tury only good words were spoken of him. All who came in contact witli SIMMS OF PURL. him in a business way, socially, polita. oi Goods. ically or religiously, bore testimony to y, geni-althis ability, his uprightness, his The Latest Fashions can always be found at his fairness and his sincerity, A Land of Sunshine, Where and the sorrow which his death occa- the the Palm and Date Tree Thrive. sions will be confined to no class or creed, but will be general and heartF. W. C. Hathknbruck, felt throughout the Utah community and even beyond the borders of the Provo City, OCEAN BREEZES AND OCEAN territory, for he was known and esteemed in the surrounding states Grande LINEoF THE SCENIC paid for all kinds of Furs, Skins, Felts and Wool. Business the WESTERN RAILWAY. PRODUCE. Cash All truim sob Utcainm.1 Lod( Va. 4, A. F, A. M. Regular meetings held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Visiting bretheren are cordially invited to attend. W. H. Randall, W. M. Alonzo A. Noon, Secretary. SPRINGVILLE, Provo Meat . Market, Walter cox, O ' - - Proprietor- - . UTAH. RANCH FOR RENT. On excellent terms, situated five miles south of Delta, on California mesa, good house, stable and henhouse. well fenced, twelve acres in alfalfa, very smoot li land and watered - from tlie Canal. Inquire of J. 6. Moses,- Provo. - Wholesale and Retail BUTCHER. North. Money saved by getting your Tlie Mme, Aleve. Teckel Uphurein of G. we as R. sell Western, the ns, lias appeared upon the Pleasant Valley hard lump. Also the sectionalism BEEF, MUTTON, Celebrated Castle Gate Coal the wall. .V. y. Herald. PORK, VEAL, of all most heat by Scientific Test Man. Llilciii SAUSAGE, ETC., Yuunjf other Coal in the mfcrket. A SPECALTY. eourta and that orders. lie goes in away 3Send your Mny live to court another day; Meat Promptly Delivered. lint he Unit weds and courts girls still REED SMOOT, JNO W. DEAL May get to court against his will. Centre Street, next door east of PROVO, UTAH. West End Store. Aliddlcburg Pont. Cash! Cash! Paid for Stock in Provo Bench Canal Company. Applf to, Dr. Jas. J. Talmage, . or P. O. Rox 75 Provo Bench, JfiovoCity. |