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Show lESraWSYiLLE flHffKHDttf. Issued Every Friday. D. P. FELT, Editor mm Hutn. Local Mention. House to rent; enquire at II. W. Carter. A party at Springville bicyclist, went to Spanish Fork, Tuesday tven-ng. tven-ng. Mrs. William Wlscomb prwentad ber husband with a fine girl last Tuesday. Tues-day. Joel Ricks, editor of the Logan Republican, Re-publican, was in town last Saturday between trains. John Milan, Conductor Milan's son, was a visitor in this city for a day or two this week. Miss Hutching of Salt Like City, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Liter, for a few days this week. The Rjv. Todd took for the subject of his discourse last Sunday . evening, the story of Lazarus and Dives. The ReT. Andrews, of Provo, del-iverd del-iverd a lecture on the New Jerusalem, at the fiabtlst Hall, Tuesday evening. Springville wants a canning factory. It has good railway facilities, and is a splendid fruit growing section. Enquirer. En-quirer. Some of the bovs who are working at Kelsey's saw mill arc in town and intend to make things lively on the Fourth. Hewlett Bros. Three Crown spices are stronger and better than imported because tbey are ground to order fresh every day. Hall's Hair Renewer renders the -hair lustrous and silken, gives It an even color, and enables women to put It up in a great variety of styles. Louis Oakley has change of the R. G. W. station at this place in the absence ab-sence of Joel Ricks who is off on right-of-way business. Richfleld Advocate. Ad-vocate. Wallace Watson came home last Friday. He has been working with a surveying parts down on the exten-. exten-. siou of the San Pete branch, for several sev-eral months. S. P. Pierce, the conductor on the Tlntlo branch, took a lay off for a few days this week, and went to Salt Lake to swell the croud of visitor there during dur-ing the Carnival. One of Don Fulmer's little boys fell in a lime pit last Wednesday evening, and was nearly smothered when found. It is doutful whether the child will recover. The Hartford Courant claims that the Widow Watson, of Hartford, who did business In that place about 120 years ago, was the first women editor In this country. The lady was the owner, editor and publisher of the Courant. The Celebration committee has awarded the Square rights for the -sale of refreshments on the Fourth to Mr. Jaa. Stevenson, the baker. He iutends having a full supply of goods to sell at normal rates, supplemented by ice cream, cakes, etc. J he bluest al strongest man in Maine, John Morlarity, a lumberman, died recently, of typhoid fever, at Old town. His height was six feet &1 inches, and he weighed 245 pounds. Notwithstanding this great weight, be had very little flesh on his bones. Many visitors went Tuesday to see a tree shattered by lightning Monday evening in front of Mrs. Ann Jones's residence in the Second ward. A lot of enterprising boys went to work -digging for the thunderbolt. They have not yet got to the bolt. Eu- qulrer. Blood-purifiers, though gradual, are radical io their effect. Ayer's Sar-saparilla Sar-saparilla Is Intended as a medicine only and not a stimulant, excitant, or beverage. Immediate results may not always follow its use; but after a reasonable time, permanent benelt is certain to be realized. Two pieces of homemade bullion each about tbe site of a pea, are exhibited ex-hibited by Jeppa Nelssou at Monroe. The metal is almost pure gold and silver and was taken from Antelope quartz by beating lo an ordinary blacksmith's forge. There is a great future ahead of the Antelope. Richfield Rich-field Advocate. $100 Beward $100- Th rders of this paper will be plMed to learn that tbure li at Iraat on dreaded dl-aa dl-aa that aclenc butaw bi to cur In all IUum, Mitt that la catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Ca-tarrh Cur U the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Tatarrh being a eoMtltutlonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cur is taken la Internally, acting directly upon th blood and mucous surface of the j item, thereby destroying the foundation of th -dtsea, and giving th patient strength by building up th constitution and assisting nature in doing It work. Th proprietor pro-prietor hare so .much faith la Its curat It powers, that they offer On Hundred Dollars for way case that I falls to cur. Bead for a list of testimonials. Addrwsa. r. J. CHENEY ft CO., CCBald by druggists, 73c. Toledo, O. SPECIFIC FOR SCROFULA. "Since childhood, 1 have been afflicted with scrofulous boils and. gores, which caused roe terrible suffering. Physicians were unable to help me, and 1 only grew worse under ttieir care. At length, I began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and very soon grew bet- w ler. Aiurr using Jr half a dozen bottles 1 was completely cured, so that I have not had a boil or pimple on any part of my body for the last twelve years. I can cordially recommend Ayer s Sarsa-parilla Sarsa-parilla as the very best bb)od-purifier in existence." -O. T. Reinhart, Myersvillc, Texas. niix&iro 1 THS OKLY WORLD'S TAHt Sarsaparilla Ajtr'i Cktmj Pttttral cms Cwghs u4 Celt. Harry Han ford is back In town again, after an absence of three or four months. A large delegation of Springville people, left on the morning train Thursday for Salt Lake, where i hey will help to swell the crowd at the metropolis during the Carnival. 'Roman to Packard died Wednesday night at 10:30 p. m., after an illness of about two weeks. The cause of death was malarial typhoid fever. The deceased-was fifty years old. i Mrs. Kate Miller Thompson of Clrcleville, arrived In town Saturday. She intends to visit with her mother. Mrs. Miller, for two .or three months. Her husband, Mr. Brose Thompson, Is building a fine residence on his ranch in Clrclevillc. Samuel Cornaby, a notary, and Geo. D. Snell, Jr., bth of Spanish Fork, were In town on business, Wednesday. Mr. Snell is now cashier of the Spanish Fork bank, in which position he succeeds suc-ceeds Mr. Geo. Gilbert. The latter gentleman returned to his home in Wisconsin, Wednesday. Burn Mendenhall, son of Tom Mendenhall, was the vlctom of a painfull pain-full accident Wednesday. He was standing by the side of a stack when a fork slipped from the top of it, striking him on the leg just above the knee, going entirely through 1t. The wound was serious enough to require the services of a physician. Phil Tuckett told the scribe a story Illustrating the fertility of Utah's soil. He said that he dug up a plat of ground, and raked it over twice and that next morning when he went out to look at it he found that there were flowers on it two feet high and all in bloom. Tliil says talk about California Cali-fornia for -climate and soil; that State Is not in It with Utah. He also stated that Joe Whitehead and Harry Web would vonch for the truthfulness of this story. Wednesday evening, Dan Jones, an old man who works up at Castilla Springs, was brought down to Dr. Smart to have his arm, which was dislocated In the shoulder, put back in position. The doctor placed the old geutleman under Chloroform and soon had the arm In place. Tbe old man went off rejoicing. It seems that this dislocation business is an ordinary occurance with the old gentleman and suplies him with amusement when all else fails. It is a good country that we live In, and a great one. We are going to keep it such, no ruatUr who is elected. The present duty Is' to take all the vacation and all the " days off" you can get, and enjoy them all to the top of your bent. Dress lightly. Dont talk politics. Don't bother. Don't drink. Don't vet excited. So shall you be in better coudi lion when the campaign struggle conies to bear well your part in it. It will not come till September. In the meantime keep as cool as a thin shirt and a calm mind will let you. Ex. Mrs. Rhodie Noah, of this place, was taken in the night with cramping pains and the next day diarrhoea set in. 'She took half a bottle of blackberry black-berry .otdlal but got no relief. She then sent to me to see if I had anything any-thing that would help her. I sent her a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and th first dose relieved her. Another of our neighbors had been sick for about t week and had tried different remedies for diarrhoea but kept getting get-ting worse, t tent him this same remedy. Only four doses of it were required to to curt him. ne says he owes h la recovery tothla wonderful remedy. Mrs. Mary Sldley, Sidney, Mich. For sale by Mcueray Sc Co. W "1 Mr. IJoraco Ailred an(? wif : of Fair- j trr-i ' ' I i .in tr: fir r.'t.iMrr. t . . w ... . ... B - Mrs. L. n. Mower Thursday. Ralph Wood's smiling countenance was seen in town this week. He arrived In town Wednesday evening. MissZina Curtis of Maplcton, came home from Mammoth this morning. She will stay a few days, when she returned to Mammoth. Miss Gates arrived In town Wednesday Wednes-day to stay until next Thursday, when she will go to Colorado Springe to attend Summer School. Every body visiting Dr. C J. Peterson's Peter-son's Drug Store during the week ot July 6th, will be presented with a delightful little souvenir and sample of Henry Tetlow's Superb Gossamer Powder. Do hot kxi'kriment in so important import-ant a matter as vour health. Purify, enrich and vitalize your blood with Hood's Sarsapariila and thus keep yourself strong and healthy. Hood's pills are the best after-dinner after-dinner pill; assist digestion, cure headache. 23 cents. An exciting blc.vcle race was run on Main street Thursday eveniug. The contesting panics were Will March and May Humphrey. Will gave 'May two poles the start, and they . ran from Boycr & Bringhurst store to Packard. It ended in May coming of victorious ly a foot or two, and walking off with the boodle $2.50 a side. Alf Curtis's little boy got his collar bone broken Thursday. Maplcton furnished some excitements this week in the shape of a row, In which one of thp lads was struck on the head with a pistol. The parties engaged in the row were Dude Wing and one of the Lisonbee boys. Lisonbee was the one who received the blow, which -may prove quite serious. A good recommendation fr Sim nions Liver Regulator is, that it is purely vegetable and strongly tonic Then too, it is better than Pills be. cause easier to take iu liquid or pow dcr and with no griping, while tbe relief from Constipation, Biliousness Sick Headache and Dyspepsia is quick and sure. "I find Simmons Liver Regulator a very safe and valuable family medicine." Rev. J. M. Rollins, Fairfield. Va Miss Edith Richardson of Grand Junction, arrived in town yesterday and is the guest or Mr. and Ura. Davis Clark. Miss Richardson accompanied the Teller Institute band, which went to Salt Lake, as far as this city, and was until lately the first cor netist in that organization. Of this baud the Grand Sunctlon Sentinel says: "Captain Thoo. Lemmon, sup erintendent of Teller institute, accepted ac-cepted by telegraph this morning a proposition for a three days' contract with the musical com it tee of the Mid- Summer Carnival at Salt Lake City July 4th. Tho proposition came un expected to Captain Lcinmon and he Is gratified much that the hoys will be enabled to take this pleasure trip. The people of Salt Lake City and of Utah are to be congratulated upon se cbring the sevlces of the Indian band, as tVy are certainly a phenomenal organization. Tbe band will givesev concei ts while in the city." The U. S. Oov't Reports thow Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. BUSIXR9S BRIEFS. Spring chicks wanted at Roylance's. Call at Kindred's and examine the Pony binder. Cherries and red currants bought by Wm. Uoylance. I'or the. latest novelties in the drug line go to Meneray & Co. For cravats, ties, bows, and scarf pins go to II. T. Reynolds & Co. Raspberries are on the market here now. How is that, Brlgham City? Raspberries are here; if vou have any bring them to Wm. Roylance. Carpets, rugs, hammocks, curtain poles and blinds at Molen, Reynolds & Co. ' Mrs. J. W. Storrs of Salina, is up to spend the Fourth, and visit her mother. We invite the public to come in; no trouble to show goods at Molen, Reynolds & Co. Plenty of Icecream, cakes, soda water and oranges at Whitehead Bros, on the Fourth. Don't forget to call at Meneray's any time after July 5th, and get a bottle of perfume free. Tetlow's best. It Is impossible to make a purer or stronger powder 'than Hewlett Bros, high grade Three Crown baking powder. For Sale White Leghorn, Brown Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs of very best Eastern strains; 50 eta per setting. Apply to W. Ross, Prove City Lumber Co., or "Box 273 Provo. KOTiCE. I'ui.cs- )-ir,& furi.K'' or un fur- Dished rooms to let to students on reasonable terms will please communicate commun-icate with me at once. Oea Gates, nungerford Academy. Mr- Beck's New Location' J. Beck, the Jeweler, has moved out of the Pyne A Malbcn drug store, and Is now nicely located, with an elegant stock, in the room two doom ant of ' Barney's Jiew store, ot Provo, where be will be glad to nee all bis old customers and.new ones. He thanks -all -or their liberal patronage in -the past .and assures them ttmt he will continue to give thera good goods at the very lowest prices. Mr. Beck Is one of the most practical and well informed artisans In Utah. He knows every detail of the wa'ch. clock, music box or other Intricate mechanism, is an expert engraver and an all round practical jewolvr 3 BOTTLES ofehotc wine. I'ort or Angelica, for only One Dollar, at Henry Harrison's, Provo, I'tah. $1 THE H. J. TRUSS Best Truss Made -SOLD. BY Menerayi Co. u Fourth of July Candy at Meneray & Co. Fourth of July Socio, Water AT Menoray cfcj Oo. DRESS MAKING AND MILLINERY, ' Clve us a Call Irs. 1. 1, DAVIS and Miss MAUD ALIAS, 2 blk$ eat and 1 south of 1st ward meelinu house. Springville, Utah. Snom & Young Are You Going To Paint? Then t OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SN0W&Y0UNG Half block east of Court House. Provo Utah. We don't want to buy, hut. We are Here to Sell Your Fruit and Produce i Or anything you have to dispone of, and feel safe In saying we cau glv you satisfaction and Make You Money by Handling Your Products. We have also added to our business Wagous, Farming Imptanien's, Etc., in fact, can furnish you with anything any-thing used on a farm. Utah Co, Pruit & Agricultural Society, . C. F. Decker, Mgr., PROVO - - - - UTAH. P. P. HINDMARSH, THE LEADING Cash Grocer AND Meat Market, Will give away, on July 23, the following fol-lowing goods, each person spending spend-ing 25 cents receiving a ticket entitling the holder to a chance lo the articles herein named: One Sack Best Sugar 16.35 Ooe Box Electric Soap 2.5 One Cream Cheese '2.25 100 rounds of Tatcnt Flour 1.90 FourPkgs. of Coffee 1.00 Six Tkgs. of Tree Tea 1.00 One Sugar Cured Ham, 15 lbs.... 1.65 Breakfast Bacon. 10 lbs 1.00 P. P. HINDMARSH, PROVO - - UTAH. Why is BARNEY'S Store at n 7 To a baloon when it is ready to ascend? Because It Is Chuck Full of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishings. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc. We have the nicest line of Dimities, Lawns, Percales, Swisses, Sateens .and Challies ever brought to Prove. You should see them to appreciate parachute when it has descended-Slnajply Down. We have one price and sell for cash, and by so doing we treat all alike. Remember we make a specialty of Ladies' ami Children".' Shoes. We can Bt you and please you. Try us. For We R.A. Barney - Provo Foundry anfl Wine forks. Engines, & Boilers, Mining Cars. Plerpont Heaton, Provo, Utah. J. O. Box ex. R. STENZEL FUR COMPANY, JUKUFACTUREKS OF Fine A Complete Line of all kinds of Fine Furs in stock. We carry a Complete stock of Rocky Mountain Game Heads, and manufacture all kinds of Rugs and Mats. Repairs done in the Best Manner-Highest Manner-Highest Price paid for Raw Furs. 270 Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. UTAH IMPLEMENT COMPANY 231-233 Stale StsM Salt Lake; UtaH. HAS to Champion Mowers Osborne Mowers -Osborne Big Mower Wbitely Vertical . Mower - - - - $40.00 - 55.00 - 60.00 - 60,00 Osborne Binders; New Colamtiia 1200 Its Milwaukee Binders 1200 ltis, Utah Hand Camp Rake. Thomas Royal Self Dump Rale Osborne Steel Self Dump Rake Utah New Grapple fly Fork HARPOON FORKS PULLEYS all Kinds HAYING TOOLS Write for Prices or Call on E. P. BRINTON, Springville - - Utah. James Caffrey, NOTARY PUBLIC. SPRINGVILLE, UTAH. ANDREW BERKLEY Contractor and Builder. ESTIMATES MADE WITH OR WITHOUT SUPPLIES. BnildinisRepired on Short Notice,. SPRINGVILLE. - UTAH! 111 Mirnrnufi el mm They are of the very latest designs. them, and our pri.-es are like the Mean Bizz, - Provo, Utah. He Wants kmn Oilier Tliiis A 1'AIR OF SHOES FROM L. E. Peterson's Shop, One Door South of Harrison Hotel. Repairing Neatly Done. Trices Uight. 0. H. BERG, Manufacturer and Importer of all kind of WOOD, CLOTH aud METALLIC COFFINS, CASKETS, SUITS, DRESSES, ROBES, Etc. Undertaker, Emlialmer and Funeral Director, Home made Coffins made and Trimmed Trim-med to order on short notice. Black or White Hearse. Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended to. Liberal Lib-eral discount to the trade. J Street, 1 block from depot, PROVO ------ UTAH M. J. D. DALY, . . ..The well known UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR, ....la In the field with the.... Finest : : Stock, or UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIES, South of Salt Lake. Coffins and Caskets Cask-ets made nd furnished to order promptly. A full stock of Wall Papers tod Borders kept on hand. Furs |
