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Show and if you throw them at his feet, he will pick them up. So ngain I say, boys be cautious. f Bradstreet's summary of failures iu the IJuited States shows the distressing effect f the contraction of the currency. The 'lumber of failures Is 13,000 and the liabilities lia-bilities run away up in to the millions. No year in our history, with the exception excep-tion of 1893, shows a greater number of business men pressed to the wall and the liabilities gointf in to millions above the highest water mark, Ex. IjOOAZj. Lucern eecd for sale at $4.50 per 100 J pounds, at Booth's store. r Fredericd Vevers, all Ihe way I v from arizona, played a game on one of our town merchants on the V 28th ult, but Mr. Vevers came out of the little end of the horn. Mr. Vevers called at Booth's store, got a pair of shoes and a pair of socks, promising to call soon and pay for the same, but on his falling to ap-pear, ap-pear, Mr. Booth swore out a war-rant war-rant for his arrest, and marshals Worthen and Crosby started in '. pursuit, finding the gentleman and J his lady in the Santa Clara. One of the marshals bantered Mr. Ve-vers Ve-vers for a horse trade, but "without avail and consequently they passed on, but returned soon afte and ordered him to throw up his hands. from the looks of the clouds that are sailing over the horizon. Fifteen cents per dozen paid for eggs at Booths Store. Potatoes for sale at A. E. Price' store. I Sifter Bigler met with an accident last Wednesday dislocation of the Shoulder. Her friends will be pleased to hear that the Doctor reports her as doing well. Photographs given away. By purchasing pur-chasing $30.00 worth of Merchandise at Booth's store, you receive free, half a dozen first class 01ii it size photographs. Our Cltv is hecotn i ; i ; juitc a center. Mr. I. C. Collin a prospector came in from Arizona tud was operated on for cancer, growth had made rapid progress during the past few weeks but the Doctor has hopes that the trouble will be controlled. St. George Photograph Gallery open daily, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cahinet size Photographs $4. per dozen, $i50 per half dozen. should sustain their home com-pauy com-pauy so they could keep up during the winter month, every one or two weeks. Now a word of advice: be prompt to time, in raising your curtain, get a good orchestra soon as you can and give the audience some good music, have a good usher to put down, by gentle words, this loud whistling and unneceesary noise, and seek ,to make the theater a place where our people can go and have a little enjoyment, peaceably. We wish you all the prosperity your good efforts derserve. Tanik Notice to the Public. Prof. H O. Brower, Piano Tuner Tun-er and Organ Kegulater, of Salt Lake City, is here in the City of St. George. He comes well recommended. re-commended. ' He is a fist class workman and first class work guaranteed. In Jhe early days of Dixie a man came to St. George with a young family and but little of this worlds goods, and labored here in many ways to keep hunger and want from his door. IJe served this City as Marshal when there was no pay; ?ji it at all,' and the County as Sheriff - when to . know The butchering business reported report-ed dissolved last week,' is again resumed. . t . The little daughter of Mr. Fred Webber, Holland, Mass., had a very bad cold and cough which ho had not been able to cure with any thmgX-gavo him a 25 cent bottle of chamberlain's cough Remedy, says W. P. Holden merchant and postmaster at West Brimfield, and the next time I saw him he said it worked like a Aharm. This Remedv is intended esrieeialv for I ' He threw up his right hand, put- ing his left hand behind him for a pistle, but soon concluded it was best to throw up both hands as both marshals had a bead drawn on him, ordering him to throw up both hands. At this instant his lady sprang to his rescue intending (to draw one of his revolvers, but one of the marshals soon put a stoja - was duly dispossessed of his weapons. wea-pons. He had three revolvers on j his person and two guns in the I wagon. He claimed he had paid for the shoes, and when asked how about the socks, said "oh, yes, I did get a pair of socks." He was then I politely told he could pay the sum demanded or go back to Si. George and stand his trial and he preferred pre-ferred to "shell out" than to come back again, he paying for the shoes, socks, and accrued expenses of arrest. he done his duty was his only reward. re-ward. He built up a home here, raised his children, and like many others, became attached to St. George and its inhabitants. Finally circamstances took him to other lo calites for I season, but when he ' - - x. acute throat and lung diseases such as colds, croup and whooping cough, and it is famous for its cure. There is no danger in giving it to children, for it contains nothing injnrious For sale by J. R. Michels. This afternoon Richard Atkin, son of Henry Atkin, while wrestling wrest-ling for fun broke his collar bone. Doctor Afflect set it and says with good treatment he will soon be all right. f Mrs. Addie E. Price is paying 15 cents per dozen for eggs. has a little leisure he comes to where his associations and his famly ties have taught him to love to be, and among other things he is a lover of a good horse and takes delight de-light in trying to improve them. He has come again this winter and has one of his fine horses with him to show what he has and perchance make a sale. Some of the boys who live here and have good horses themselves, have mistook his bringing his horse here for a banter to run with them for money and have finally bantered Jiim and offerod to run horses with him for $100.00 a side. He told them he could not afford to loose money and offered to try the speed of the horses without money or he would find them a man, naming Dan Henry, who would back his horse for a small amount, but they likely thought they could run a bluff and persisted that they would run for $100.00. He told them he was authorized by Dan Ilenry to take up that offer for him. The agreement was drawn up, the raco was run and so I Our people are growing more and I more in the habit of looking to J R. Michels for the latest and best of I everything, in the drug line. They I sell Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, I famous for its cures of bad colds, I croup and whooping cough. "When I . n. nee(i of such a medicine give I this remedy a trial and you will be I more than pleased with the result. I The Clark Theatrical Co., pre- I gented, on Saturday evening, Jan- I uary 25, an original Drama in 5 I acts, entitled "The man from I 1 Maine," in a very creditable man- I ner. We have had a good many I so called Star companies came to I St George and make great dis- I plays, yet very few companies, m- I deed, have equaled the playing of I Ezekiel Collander, as taken by I Ashby Snow. It was a piece of I playing that would have been a I credit to actor. He was well sup- I ported by the whole strength of the I . company. It would be an injus- " tice to mention any particular one I of them. They had very good I houses on Saturday and monday I evenings. The whole community The Kete Horse Dobbin and the Seegmiller Mare run a half mile race for fun the mare boat f Mr. D. Wiley, ex-postmaster, Black Creek, N. Y., was so badly afflicted with rheumatism that he was only able to hobble around with canes, and even then it caused him great pain. After using Cham berlain's Pain Balm he was so much improved that he threw away his canes. He says this liniment did him more good than all other medicines and treatments put to gether. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by J. R Michels. On the night of tha 28th ult; we had a fine rain, the fall being about an inch. The surrounding mount-tains mount-tains are quite white, but not enough en-ough to keep up our summer supply sup-ply of water, and we anticipate more rain and enow before long, did the Seegmiller horse, too fast for them. Now boys, let me give you one kind word, it is no use you trving to run a bluff on Daniel Seegmiller that has been tried in iuany places by men in varioua forms and tailed, and he is a man who known how to ake care of the $20.00 gold pieces I |