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Show y) S 2 , f 1 f 6U ' A. Weelcly Newspaper, Devoted to tlio Interests of the Leading Agricultural and Horticultural of tJmli. Volume 8. Number 38. Spring-ville, Utah, Thursday, May 25, 1899. Price, $2.00 Per Annum. f PRINlr V JLL V a4ssoLUTEtY 'Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome SOVt BMHaQ SOWOEB Hypnotism. Tr. John Duncan Qjusckcnbos. ipmeritas professor of Columbia university, uni-versity, ha ln-cume cmivittct-ri ty a srrie "of remarkable experiments Yhat hypnotism iuay e emplyvl to trreat a(5vantjifcre not only in alleviating alleviat-ing pain and mr'mtr certain diseases, I nit for the purpose of reforming criminals. From hi, owr. tisp of hypnotism and its employment hy his friends in the medical profession. Dr. Q laekenhos told a New York Herald reporter he knows that confirmed cigarette unokers. thieves, drunkards and persons per-sons with delusions hive, been not only cured, temporarily, hut so changed as to leave little .l-jn'ot, that the cures would prove permanent. Moreover, he says tli.it hypnotism will doubtless soon be ;:-Kd extensively in the treatment treat-ment of various forms of insanity. Ii O'K-.r'rverilios li:is been deli vermtr a cour- cf u: at lie l1- First lle-Qu-s-v, l-Yidiy ,:VViiar. N f .1- C t. roijii-1 -tiar: .v I . .V!:i-h !:!e;;i,.; that they !i..VC til 'J -uiTeii r hyiii'' t:.e himself. SifOT;LW Sl'Ol ONLY A i" !-U '.Hi iC 11 Y . "Let the Christ ian Scientist alone until he meddles with surgery or men diseases as diphtheria," Dr. Quackenbos says. "Wh -n he dots that the law should interfere. While the statistics at hand show that '20 per cent, of the intellectual class, and about 80 per cent, of the ignorant can be hypnotiz-d. Dr. Quacketrltos says he has not vet en countered a person whom he could , not control, provided the patient; were willing, lie has made most of It is experiaments at the Newsboys' Home in Duane street. "Ths principal vice of these boys is cigarette smoking." he said, "and I have been successful in 15 cases, 1 have had them come to me, boys of 18. who were mking 40 to 50 cigarettes cigar-ettes a day, with their throats in-tlamed. in-tlamed. and their hands trembting most voihntly. I do not touch a paticDtor make any p issos. I simply bold up some object and have him look at it steadily. Ju a few minutes I have them tinder control. ' I had for a patient a young man RAILROAD TO HEBER. Western Will Be Extended to the Wasatch Mefopo.is. Hebek City, May 22 Mr. Nock, right of way man for the Rio Grande Western, was in Heber a few day a ago aal held a conference with a number I Emerson Pianos, i I t flemman Bra's Organs. 10,0CO yds Carpet 25c and up, 32,000 rolls Wall Paper Gc roil and up, One car Linoleum 50c yd and up, Ten cars Furniture all kinds Twro tons Glassware and Crockery, Large stock Silverware, Watcher and Jewelry, Two cars Steel Ranges, Peninsular and Universal u Anything and Everything for Household use, at "The Sleepless" Furniture, Music, Stove & Croctery House BRANCH nOUSE, EUREKA. TAYItOR BROS., GO. i Provo, CO., HEW YORK. Cuires Crirxie who had been arrested several time for theft. He told me t hat while he did not set out in the morning with the intention of stealing anything, he still was unable to resist the impulse im-pulse to pilfer when an opportunity presented itself. I hypnotized him and suggested to him that he lived in a country where honesty and an upright up-right life had certain rewards, and where stealing would surely be followed fol-lowed by sorrow and punishment. I presented the moral side of the question ques-tion to him. He is all right now. He may relapse after a while. That remains re-mains to be seen. If so, he may Vie treated again. If I had suggested to that young man that he go out, pick four pockets aod come here to divide with tne. he wouid have tried to do it. ITS VALVE UPON CRIMINALS. 'I believe that hypnotism in pro- rer bands may be applied suecessfully ! i:i reforming the criminal classes, and ! vimi Mi.iy expect to see it used in treat-; i:;g ti!vi;i:i;.l:tliu and other forms of! "I r.'.v ;i::--.tt.er oas--; oi interest trea'e.i by b :-;;nt-isru in one of the' city !.';i! u. A woman, who suffered suf-fered from hysteio-epilepsy, was hyp- j n -iti.od by one of the physicians each i w-'-ek He wouid ay to her each j tim", "Now remember you are not to ! have another fit until you come here! again next Wednesday.' Sae not only had no tits in the interval, but! improved in general health and spirits." 1 :iked Dr. Quackenbos if it were true that he had attempted in yarn to use hypnotism in a certain city institution insti-tution to which it was known that Christian Scientists have access. 'Yes," he said, "that is-t rue. What the Christian Scient ist does in trie j way of curing patients is done by auto-suggestion. Both the Christian Scientist and the hypnotist seek to obtain con l nil of the secondary consciousness con-sciousness and establish in the suh-ject suh-ject the belief that pain or crimiual tendencies do not exist." Dr. Quat ketdos telieve hypnotism may lie applied successfully in cases of degeneracy, and he says that child ren of bad habits have often been reformed re-formed by its use. lie is now attempting at-tempting to persuade the managers of the New York Juvenile asylum ti permit him to hypnotize some of the inmates. of prominent citizens of the town re-I re-I itive t right of way for the II. G. W. to Heber. lie give those present to understand that the road now in course of construction in Provo canyon can-yon would be continued to Charles-t Charles-t n. The citizens of that town had offered a right of way from Wright's, in Trovo canyon, to Charleston, also Utah. i depfit grounds and a depot, providitm the terminus of the road would be established at Charleston, for the piesent. at least. The people of Heber. however, were informed that if they would make concessions and prant a riuht of way to Heber City the terminus would not Ive at Charleston, but the road would h- pushed on to Heber without delay. Accordingly Joseph Hatch and several other irenrlemeti set to work with subscript ion lists and are meeting with encouraging success, and by the time Mr. Nock returns, about Wednesday, to receive a definite an? wer,- everything will l e ready for him to go over the ground and commence negotiating with the land owners for right of way. The people of Heber are taking hold of this proposition in their usual us-ual liberal spirit. The amount necessary neces-sary to purchase the right of way. etc., for the road, is in the neighborhood neighbor-hood of $3,000. about two-thirds of which has already been raised. Those in charge of the subscription lists think by Tuesday night the full amount will have been raised ;inr - within a few months the iron horse will come snorting into llebor. Salt Lake Herald. Glorious its Comes from Dr. 1). It. Carglle, of Washita, I. T. He writes: ' Four bottles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had caused her great suffering for years: Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, and the best doctors could give no help; but her cure is complete and her health is excellent." This shows what thousands have proved, that Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known. It's the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running! that an additional I mill be levied for gores. It stimulates liver, kidneys j school purposes for 18!!!). Taken un-and un-and bowels, expels poisons, helps der ad visenient. digestion, builds up the strength. Only j J . M. Tanner, of Logan, asked that 50 cents. Sold by Dr. C, J. Peterson, i Utah county give the county superin- druggist. Guaranteed. Curtis Will Appeal. On Saturday, in the Fourth District Dis-trict court at Provo, George Curtis, of this city, appeared for trial on two cases of illegal liquor selling. The case is on appeal from Justice of the Peace J. S. Buyer's court. On motion of J.W.N. Whitecotten, one of the ca-us was dismissed by the cour', as tne date of the passage of the ordinance ordi-nance prohibiting the sale of intoxicants intoxi-cants Preferred to in the complaint did not correspond with the date on tU-urdimiQce. Th.e second -cus y , -mum proceeded" with, and was' submitted to the jury without argument, in three minutes after the judge had charged the Jury, a verdict of guilty was given. On this charge Curtis was fined $60 by the justice. May 27th was set for sentence, when the defendant will move for a new trial. This Means Uusines-. On the principal lines of the Chicago, Chi-cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway Dassenger trains are electric lighted, steam heated and protected by block signals. With these modern appliances, appli-ances, railway traveliug at high speeds has reached a degree of safety heretofore uukn'own and not attainable attain-able on roads where they are not in use. Electric lights and steam heat make it possible to dispense with the oil lamp and the car stove. Block signals have reduced the chances for collisions to the minimum by maintaining main-taining an absolute interval of space between trains. For maps, time tables aod information informa-tion generally, call on or address L. L. Downing, Commercial Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah. Utah Connty Merchant's License. Peovo, May 23. Utah county has been without a merchants' license ordinance, or-dinance, and today the board of county commissioners spent their time in framing one. It requires all merchants doing business in the county to pay an annual license, as follows: All business houses with a stock of $8000 and over. $30; from $5000 to 88000, 27; from $4000 to $5000, $24; from $3000 to $4000, $21: from $2000 to $3000, $18; from $1000 to $2000, $15; from $750 to $1000, $12; from $500 to $750, $9; from $350 to $500, $7.50; from $200 to $350, $6; $200 and less, $5. A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald. Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sore, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed Sold by Dr. C. J. Peterson, Druggist. Tried to Comply. The manufacturer of a certain hraud of cigar advertised it;far and wide as "The Unparalled Everybody Smokes It." One day he received a letter from a mau with whom be was only slightly acquiaoted, running thus: "Dar Smithby I want one of these cigars everybody is smoking. Send it to me by mail, securely done up in a small pasteboard box. Yours truly, Brownson." Kot even a stamp was enclosed for postage, but Smithby took some pains to comply with the request, and after a lapse of ttro or three days Brown-son Brown-son received by mail, duly packed in a small box, a 6tutnp of a cigar three-quarters three-quarters of an inch long accompanied by the following note: "Dear Brownson Impossible to send one that everybody is smoking, but here la one that fifteen seperate newsboys have Bmoked on. Yours truly, Smithby." MAPLETOH MUTTER1N6S. News Matters of Interest in that Hustling Burg Matletov. May 23. With our yoitni: men scattered in the various trradinu and tie camps throughout Washington. Oregon, Wyoming, Idaho and Utah, now comes a call for all the available boys, from 13 and upwards, to thin beets in La Grande, Oregon, it looks like the new woman j "f Mapleton would have to don over- alls and jumper, and help her papa in the hav and harvest lield. Warren, the eight-year-old son of Bishop Tew, was kicked by a horse, Sunday, and a deep gash in his cheek was cut by the sharp hoof. Ruth Curtis left here, Saturday, for a short visit with her aunt, Sally Curtis Wimmer,and friends.of Ashley, Tell Your Siter A Beautiful Complexion is an irn-ppssibility irn-ppssibility without good pure blood, 4th - tt nrt that only exists in conned ion with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels, Karl's Clover Hoot Tea acts directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys keeping them in perfect health. Price cts. and 50 cts. City Drug Store. UPAH COUNTY AFFAIRS. Commissioners Do Business and Reply to Provo. Pkovo. May 22. -The board of county commissioners met today in regular session and transacted the following business: A committee from the school trus tees of Utah county recommended tendent of schools some assistance by wav of expenses to attend -the National Na-tional Educational Association meeting meet-ing at Los Angeles in July, 1800. Taken under advisement. John Chadwick et al. petitioned for the mining recordsof Silver Lake and Forest City districts. The application applica-tion was accepted and the order made that the recorder be untitled. I). .1. Strong, of Alpine, presented a petition and claim against tJtah county for $120 on account of a broken buggy, an injured horse and personal injuries sustained in I'rovo canyon on Ma,6, '189&,. oa aecouhif Awunty road The petition was denied, The E.:cles Lumber company petitioned peti-tioned Pr a re'ease of the Geneva property from the tax sales of '94 to '98, and tendered $2J0 in f.iil of all taxes. Accepted. May Ibown-Spencer. county recorder, recor-der, recommended a change of hr ottVe deput ies Ro;-e Young to be Hi t depiiiv, Willmuth White, secon,. deputy, and asked for a raise of salary O o The Serial Story "A Colonial Free-Lance" Will be Discontinued for Two 0 Weeks on Account of S the Non-Arrival of Stereotype Plates for Rose Young. The salary of the latter was fixed at S4o per month; the former at $35 per month. The claims of R. M. Rogers for $32 and $15 for medical services rendered to poor and indigent of Pleasant Grove were referred to A. M. Davis. Ellen Jakernan made application for the position of superintendent of county infirmary. A tax sale on twenty-one acres belonging be-longing to J. C. Bck Was ordered released. re-leased. Provo city sent a coraruuoicatiory which stated that hereafter the former for-mer will only pay one-flfth of the expenses ex-penses of the court house and grounds, instead of one-fourth, as heretofore. This is a chapter of a quarrel of old standing between this city and the c unty, to which the commissioners responded by sending to the city council the following ultimatum: First That the present agreement of one-fourth of the expenses to be paid by Provo city to Utah county may remain in force. Second Utah count will sell to Provo city all its interest in the court house and grounds. faThird Utah County will purchase from Provo city the one-sixth interest she has in the court house building. The purchase price upon either of the last two propositions to be hereafter here-after agreed upon. The Grand Junction FactOrj. Western Colorado, a new journal published at Grand Junction by W, E. Pabor, prints in its Initial number the picture of a new beet sugar plant. The factory will be Id -operation to handle this year's crop of roots, and work on it is now well along. The Colorado Sugar Manufacturing com c2: LUHf.H WHI-MK At I f SC fill Best Cough Syrup. Ta&tes Good. Use in nm. poia by Jrtnnrf. 5? 5 puny. awnSn the plant, has distribu-! ted three and a half car loads of beet, seed among the Grand Junction farmers, far-mers, and furnished twenty-tlve seeding seed-ing machines to expedite the planting of t he crop. The aimensions of the various buildings build-ings in the plant are as follows: Main building. 20x70. three stories:, buiier hou-e. 10.")X.")2: ware lions-. .",0m0: lime kiln house, Srtvll; seed Iioum-. OOxSO; machine shop, t0x2.": six br. t sheds. -100x26 -each; silo. f)O0xl20xl The work was started "March l.'x and the cost, complete, will be $5uo.odo. Switch tracks will connect the Yards with the three lines of railway centering at Grand Junction, n. E Mitchell is superintendent of field .rk and M. I) Gitman, mechanical ineer in charge. How Is Vnrir Wife J lias she lost her beauty? If so, C n-sumption, n-sumption, Indigestion, Sick Peal-ache Peal-ache are the principal causes. Karl's Clover Root Tea has cured these ills for half a century. Price 25 cts. and 50cts. Money refunded if results are not sitisi'aetory. City Drug Sioie. All (iolny to the Circus. Everybody is talking about Uing-ling Uing-ling Pros.' famous big circus, which is to exhibit in I'rovo, Tuesday, May 30th. Several big excursions will go from this vicinity and the popularity of the show will insure an enormous crowd. People from this locality should make an especial effort to arrive ar-rive in time to see the new free street carnival which precedes the exhibit ion every morning at 10 o'clock. The procession is divided into thirty enormous enor-mous sections, each of which is a complete parade, an 1 presents in its entirety a bevviidering-magtiiticeut two-mile carnival of pageantry such as the world has never seen. In this gorgeous display are shown over luu beautiful dens and cages of wiid animals. ani-mals. 500 horses, 25 elephants and nearly a thousand people, and the costumes throughout are of the finest silks, satins, velvet and cloth of gold. The performance that follows is the most magnificent arenic display ever presented by any circus in America. i Discovered by a Woman ' Another great discovery has been! made, and that too, by a lady in thi.'ij country. "'Disease f;ter."d its j clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but vher vital .organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discovered discover-ed away to recovery, by purchasing of Us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery Dis-covery for Consumption, and was so much relieved on taking the llrst dose that she slept all night; and with two bottles, has been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W.C. Hamnick& Co., of Shelby, Shel-by, N. C. Trial bottle Tree at Dr. C. J. Peterson's drug store. Regular sk'.e 50c and $1.00. Eveiy bottle guaranteed To Cure a Cold In One Tay Take tii '.al ive Itroniu Onliiiiie T;i!k Is. All flriijivrists refund money if it. f:iii to cure. 2."c. 1110 Koniiiiie lias L. 15. Q. on e:u-li ;iilei Marriage Licenses. Legal permits to wed b;ive been issued since last report to the following follow-ing parties. Walter S. Berry, aged 2?, of Mammoth, Mam-moth, and Jennie Bryan, 21. of Springville; Spring-ville; Ray Pepper, 20. and Cora Steven Stev-en 17, both of Lchi; W. J. WagstalT. I'd. and Efer Bowine, IS, both of American Fork. Have It Done Ri:rht. Take your watch to F. X. West and have it cleaned and fixed. Work guaranteed Books! Books! Books! Books rebound or repaired All kind of magazines bound in the latest style at reasonable prices. F. E. CKorcrt. I'rovo, Utah. Legal and Probate Notices. NOTICE. In the mtrtrt Court of thf Fourl h .TndicSal 17istrictj titate of I 'tan. County of Utah. In the Matter of the Kstate of Sarah C. Lamhson. Teeeased CrBdltors will present tteir rlain.s. with vouchers, to the undersigned, at prin-rvi!le. I'tah. County, State of Utiili, cm or In-fore theaith day of September. A. I). 18W. Abba. it. Lamb-o- , Jacob Evans. Administrator. Atty. for Administ rator. WANTED-Several trustworthy persons , . T - -'-v, .nihility r UUI IMIMtlt'SS iimii t.ii nnu nearny rnunMes. niuintv oPH- u-..i-L- r.i.i....f .i ... i. It is --u .....iu. urn I. ijuiiir. arv straight. M) a year and exp. nt,t ., nite, bonati'te, no more, no U-.ss s: ai deti -alary niontniy y.i,. Kferenees. Knelo.-j solf ad dressed staniprd pnrelopy. H.-rbert E. II. fre&t., dep.-u tment M. Chicago. We are Offering Tliem at Tliese Cut Prices. Solid Feet RibrTeTTlose, Children's Bicycle " Very beat Extra Heavy, Ij Irvine & "A Fair Outside Is a Poor Substitute For inward Worth. Good health, inwardly, of the kidneys, liver and bowels, is sure to come if Hood's Sar saparilla is promptly used. Thi? secure a fair outside, and a consequent vigor in the frame, with thr glow of health on the cheek, good appetite, eriet-t digestion, pure blood. Catarrh "1 have no return of tne catarrh which troubled me f r years, since Hood's Sarsaptirilla cured me." Mas. Job MAKTfN, Washington St.. uVn.-jburt', X. Y. Dyspep?.ia - "Con-i-llcnted with liver and kidney trouble, 1 KinTvr.Ht for years with djpepsia, with severe p.-iiis. Hood's Sarsaiiarilia made me stror.tr find heart v." J. B. KMKitros, Main Street, Auburn, Me." 3fccd2 SaUafimilfa Hnoif Pills cure liTvrills; tli non-irritatin and K.G.Wood Fflonsoria! All Work Done in the Highest Style of the Art. Comfortable liath-t'loiu liath-t'loiu Attached. Pee !! cents. One Door North of Dr. Peterson's Drug Store. Agent for I'rovo Steam Laundry. Dr. Villioirs" Indian Pllt Oiiitiiittni will cure Hiiiid. I BieedmiT and ltcUinc ! IS fawPiles. li absorbs the tumors. adavs tlie iicliiittr at o..ce. acts a tJ sithus a pouiiice. Kv:a uistaut re-3 re-3 PI U-'f. Dr. Vihiams' Indian Pllt Oint- jj nient is prepared for Piles and Itch- in sr of Uif private parts. f.very eox is warrnnted. liv riniL'Sivti?. tv rrmil on re ceipt of pri-e. 50 cents and $1.0". WlLLIfiWS HfiNUFACTURING CO.. iTops.. Clevelaud, Ohio-l"or Ohio-l"or sale al lr. C. .7. I'eterson's lrut; Store. rxT"ANTFMSever;tl trustworthy persons W in this state to nianaf-'i1 our husiness in their own and nearby counties. It, is mainly ntliee work condiH'ted at. home. Salary Sal-ary straight a year and expenses definite. defi-nite. Ixniatide. no more, no less salary. Monthly 7.1. References. Knclose seif-ad-drcsst-d stamped envelope. Herbert E. Hess, I'n sident. Dept. M. Chicago. A. A. BROWN, TOXSOIilAI, ARTIST. i'OK a t! easy shave and an artistic haircut, cull on him. Liadiesi - and - Otiilclren's HAIR cuts a specialty. AGENCY for the TKOY STEAM LALi)KV, Salt Lake. i'arlor next to I'ostoffice, Springville. GREAT VvNxv I-OK Sl'UINGVlI.J.K. UTAH. GOING WEST To Salt Lake. O-di-n ami the ("oast. No 1. i'arilic in a: I I.v. S:10 a. in . No. T. from Tint ic to Salt Lake City L v. S : 1T a. m . No. f. from Sanpe'e ti Salt Lake I.v. 4:00 p. in. No.::. 1'aciiie limited Lv !I:L'4 p. rn. Nil . I'asseiifier, frinu .S -lt. Lak to Tint ic Lv. ti::s0 p. in Xn. . Sprlnvillo to Tintic, Mixed. daiiy except Sunday Lv. 5:55 a. ni GDINt; EAST. No. r. !'assenrcr and mail, from Salt Lake to !anpete v.illey L . : :t:j a. m. No. li. Atlantic Kxprexs Lv. !i:41a.m. No. 4, Chicago limited Jjv. !:00 p. in. Train No. !l leaves Sail Lake at 12:;j0, and arriv.-s at Oden 1 ::i0 p. m. Train 10 leaves (hrden at 2:19. and arrives at alt Lake ;i:Hl. 1). ( DODGE, General MannKor. S. It. UAIirui'K. F. A. WADLElGii. Traflic Manager. Gen' I':issenixer A st 3 4K . - 1 Produce, Alfa.ifa. Seed Hay Grain, Eto Springville Utali. Jet ixi 4 all Sizes Wortlj 15c, at " ' " 20 & 25 at 10c. 15c. " " 25 & 30 at ' 20c Son s s "X T fii WHITE'S CREAM I 5 VVOR-IVIS! vermifuge:; Fcr 20 Yssrs Mas Led all Werm RsniediesijWL tPl-eiaretl For Sale Ey O. J. Peterson, Druggist. H If we havn't what you wanton ba- aiffi?5 "eoarr soon get it for yo. We ta-34j2r ta-34j2r hav and grain, in payment,- attd v. ( 'gf0sfi a - Thomas Child & Son, Drugs. Medicines. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by' Earl Tranchell, Pharmacist in Charge. City Ci 13. TKAXCHlSIv Stationery, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Perfuvifry, Sponges-,- Srii'slvs. Cigars, Confectionery, Musical Supplies, Etc., Etc. : East Side of Bank R. A.DE A.L, President. H. L. CUMMIN Casbiif H. T. EETN0IDS, Vice-President. Springville Banking Co, SPRINQVILLE, UTAH. Capital Stoclt. $50,0(30. Transacts a general banking business; Exchange bought! Sd sold arid1 deptiS its received subject to check. Four per cent interest paid on time deposits, compound? sen.i :i"lntl;'VlV Money always on hand for short time loans. House-cleaning" time has come, and you will want Wall P'apef and CV.-;' '''''.. There are many places where you can get WV:'.'' E''.rt !' and Carpets, but there is no place where you' V" -jl better valuo for your money than of 113, as tiYe foi prices will show: Wall paper. 15c per double t&. l-Carpets, l-Carpets, 40c per yard. Our Stock is New and Up-to-Date. MOLEN & CAVUEY. - STEVENS RIFLES AMD PISTCL2 : : HATE FOB MORE TIIAS So YEARS BEES S3 " J i a m o n d " I'istnl With tlfO Stevens-Diamomj Mta fciifffis of barrel, O and JO one ij ua ran teed. Price, I'osfxtirf, $i.0O with o-incit uarrei : sif.ov wu;i iy - We make n, full line of rifles; Triee, from $G.(,0 upwards. Every arm we turn -x. fiT-ivxa ATjirs Send Stamp fir Catalogue. P. O. Itox o WHOLESALE o jfv tWtffS g?frg!r3Bra AV rf, : 1 ,1 VI J 11: . it nrTritrrw tiAnn Greatest Weaters on Earth. Aiems for Bnttericlc Patterns: l4;Centre JAMES F. BALLARD, St. Louis.; O: WE IIAVK A VATtfETY OF :o MONUMENTS AND HEAD STOKER wa's be f0U,lJ tr'iny to i.'lpase you. Spring vilie, Utal Ch&inicaL. , Building, Spriililie. CELEBRATED FOR THEIR EXTil - a e. i..icr T.orrr P-, fSHsE5asiMsk2 irutes. Every mca oar-rei. out ts warranted --- j ss. toot. cir.. i.uj. !2W CHICOPEE FA4J.- Agents fe? ir Bros. i Mfg. Company's Wagon? I Sleigli. Harness, ij CJall and Get Frie: . C?i 1. 1 .WD. . ..fe,. StM - Proo ; Store, v 4. ' Tin S -te 7 J - i J .1 , |
