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Show THE SNHSSYILIE INDEPENDENT. Issued E?ery Friday. P. P. PELT, Editor and Mnnrr. Local Mention. to rent; euquire at II. House W. Carter. Horace Allred and wife, of Fairview, were visitors at Oscar Mowem's, Sunday. Sun-day. Miss Mary and Mrs. Emma Starr, of Mona, were Id town to spend the 1 Fourth. Jordan and Many Mower, of Fair-view, Fair-view, were visiting their grand mother, Mrs. L. H. Mower, Sunday. Will Allcraan's little boy broke his -collar bone one 'lay last week. Dr. Dunn was called on and is looking after bis well-fare. Mrs. Alice Conrad and little Miss Jessie Conrad arrived In town Monday evening. They will remain for a few day 3 visitiug friends. Jos. Hall fired off the first shot on the Fourth of July, in honor of the arrival of a little girl at his home early on that morning. Al. Clydo was celebrating the adventof a little boy at his home as well as the signing of the declaration of Independence, on the Fouith. Hob. Smith, a young man who tends bar up at Castilla, was arrested by Marshal Storrs Tuesday, for stilling intoxicating liquors to minors on the Fourth. People with hair that is continually falling out, or those that are bald, etin stop the falling, and got a good .growth of hair by using Hall's Hair Reueirer. Dan Alleraan's little girl fell off a hayrack and broke her arm, last Friday. Fri-day. Dr. Dunn was called on and set the little one's arm, and she is getting along nicely. Gus and James Houtz were brought up before Judge Westwood Tuesday and each was fined one dollar and costs for engaging In a heated discussion dis-cussion Sunday morning. ; Will Frlel Is the proud father of a fine son, which his wife presented him with at 4 o'clock Sunday morning. Will is somewhat nervous but will be 'ou band at band practices Alma Roylance had George Nelson arrested ou the charge of assault with latent to do bodily injury, Tuesday. Kelson was fined $10, which be paid, and was dismissed from custody. Harry, the 12 year old boy of Willis K. Johnson, while pjaylog with a hay fork' met with an accident in which his leg was broken between the knee and hip. Dr. Dunn attended the boy and he is getting along fairly well. Miss Laura Crowsoo of Newark, Delaware, Del-aware, Is visiting relativesln this city. Tbeyoung lady while In Utah attended attend-ed the Carnival and has decided that Utah Is the 8tate of the coUntry,Salt Lake the best city, with Sprlngville a close second. To prevent pale and delicate children child-ren from lapsing into chronic invalids later In life, they should take Ayer's Sarsaparllla together with plenty of wholesome food aud out-door exercise. What they need to build up the system sys-tem Is good red blood. Grace K. Roylance has brought suit for a divorce against A. E. Roylance. Roy-lance. The complaint alleges cruel treatment, consisting of harsh, unkind un-kind and indecent language. She asks for the custody of one minor child, seven months old and for alimony ali-mony and costs. The parties were married la Sprlngville January 9, 1895. Tharman & Wedgwood are attorneys Tor plaintiff. Monday afternoon a genial hobo, who is traveling around under the title of Con Rand, was passing by Geo. Storrs's place, when Mrs. Wallace Storre's two little children, one four -and the other Ave years old, accosted him as "a tramp." He walked a few ' teps down the street, turued around and ca-ne baok, using very in.filting and abusive lantruaie to Mrs. Storrs. who haDDened to be out in the vard. The marshal was Informed of the j occurence and went down to the dc-1 pot and placed him under arrest. He was brought up before Judge West-wood West-wood and fined Ave dollars and costs, and in lieu of which was sent to the county Jail to languish In durance vile. $100 Seward $100- 1 Tb rctdera of tbli pajwr will be pli&Md to learn that there In at least one dreadod (1U- ease that aclence has been able to cure In all It stages, and that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Ca-tarrh Cure ts the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional treatment, nail's Caturrh Cure Is taken In Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and gMng the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors pro-prietors hare so much faith in It curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars tor any case that J fails to cure. Bend for a list of testimonials. Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO., tarsold by druggists. T5c. Toledo, O. Well Satisfied with Ayer's Hair Vigor. "N'early forty years aj;o, after some weeks of sitkne.ss, my liail iurned gray. 1 began using Ayer's Hair Vigor, and was so well satisfied satis-fied witli tii results that I have uever tried any other kind of dress ing. It requires only an occasional application appli-cation of AYER'S Hair Vigor to keer my hair of good color, to reinovt 'dandruff, to hea! itching humors, and prevent the hair from falling out. 1 never hesi-late hesi-late to recommend Ayt r's medicines to my friends."-Mrs. II. M. II aigiit, Avoca, Xebr. Hair Vigor rrepwtdby Dr. J.C. AyerkCo., I.uwell.MM Take Ayer's Saruparilla for the Complexion Lew Harrison, who h is been out on the Salt Luke Paciflj survey, arrived in town Friday. Dick Moore, a I). & 11. (J. hrakeman, got his foot crushed at Provo Thursday. Thurs-day. He caught Ills foot in some way in getting off the cow catcher. Auk you tirkd all Hie time? Then your blood needs to tie enriched and purified by Hood's Sartaparilla. the One True ltlood Purifier. It gives vigor vi-gor and vitality. Hood's fills ure easy to take.easy to operate'. Cure indigestion, biliousness. bilious-ness. 2."c. Geo. Ave'Tlt, a young man of Kanab, has married Miss Eliza H. Wilkerson, sister of our fellow townsman, T. T. Wilkerson. The ceremony was performed per-formed at Mr. Wilkerson's residence on July 4th, Bishop Nephi Packard officiating. A largo number of relatives rela-tives were in attendance. The bride looked lovely tn a brilliant array of cream lace and silk. The happy couple left last Tuesday morning for Clear Creek, when they will spend their honeymoou among the ties. Mrs. William Holmes, mother of Claud Holmes of this city, died in Salt Lake City, last Friday night, and the remains were brought to Spri ng-ville ng-ville for Interment on Monday. The cause of death was gangrene poisoning in the feet. She suffered a great deal and no doubt death was a happy relief re-lief to her. Mrs. Holmes was 73 years old on 16th of last May and was born in Reustram, England. She had been in this country since 1873. A husband, hus-band, oue child aud a host of friends survive her. 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 coi dial but got no relief. She then sent to me to see if I had any thing that would heir. her. I sent her a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and the first dose relieved her. Another of our neighbors had been sick for about a week and had t ried different remedies for diarrhoea but kept getting get-ting worse. I scut him this same remedy. Only four doses of It were required to tu cure him. He says he owes his recovery to this wonderful remedy. Mrs. Mary Sidlev, Stduey, Mich. For sale by Mcneray & Co. It is now no unusual sight to see a young face framed in gray hair, or dark hair thickly streaked with gray. A great deal of this premature gray-ness gray-ness Is due to overwrought brains. Or it may be caused by keeping the hair too dry. Upou the appearance of the first gray hair a little pomade should l)C IpHcd, perhaps once a week. Af- ier " "ir an cmomeni 8hould lwaJs 1C applied to the scalp to prevent the too great dryness of the halr wel1 as to promote its growth The use of a perfumed wash will give the hair a faint, pleasant odor, which is most soothing to the seuses. Swin burne speaks of ''hair smelling of the ftonin. " xriDunc. We take It from various items run nlng through the Provo Enquirer that that journal proposes to support Mc-Klnley Mc-Klnley and the goldbug ticket. That is simply a matter of judgment. We have not one harsh word to say about it. Nevertheless, It is a fact that the country has passed beyond remedy through a protective tariff, and that we believe is the burden of the McKlnley song. The tariff serves its purpose when other cod ditions are normal, but no tariff can protect people or collect revenue un less the masses have sufficient means to supply the revenue That Is, It Is from the people that the money has to come, and when the people are destitute des-titute of money, the tariff falls to the groucd. Tribune. (A) Mr, Wm. ITolmes, hosband of the lady who was buried in the Spring-ville Spring-ville cemetery, called at this office Tuesday. The Independent acknowledges the compliments of Mrs. R. L. litrd, by Miss Frances, of a beautiful boquet, the fairest of the land. Fob Sale White Legh rn, Rrown Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock eggsof very best Eastern strains; 50 cts per setting. Apply to W. Ross, Prova City Lumber Co., or Box 273 Provo. I There are two reasonable things which everybody should do: take good care of one's health; and if lost, regain re-gain it quickly and to this everybody will agree. And there are a great multitude of people who are agreed that forbotl) purposes Simmons Liver Regulator Is the best helper. "I am troubled with torpid liver and nothing noth-ing gives relief so quick like Simmons Liver Regulator" It. R. Strange, L ike City, Fia. The Glorioui Fourth. Nearly nil excepting the better part of Springville's 4th of July representatives represent-atives made themselves conspicuous by their non-appearance in the various assemblies. Why did they skedaddle from their 1ikih- duties on the State's lirst national day. After all it may have been best for those who remained, since the programs pro-grams were never more genially rendered. The meeting house was comfortably lllled with, the better half. Prayer by Chaplain Hill, was followed by Star Spangled Banner" excellently executed by the Choir; Reading of Declaration of Independence; Inde-pendence; Oration Rev. A. C. Todd; Ladies of 177(5, bv Fanny Rowland, was replete with patriotism; Sword of Hunker Hill, peerlessly done by Miss Nellie Holly; Music by the Rand; Speech on Utah, by Mrs. Anderson, full of patriotism, and feminine eloquence; Fifteen minute Speech, responded to by Hugh Dougall, Mayor Deal, and Judge Boycr, who Interested themselves them-selves In eulogizing each other's re marks, and cracking jokes; Sentimental Senti-mental Toasts. The first toaster gloried in that he had served as u private soldier in the army, and as a blue jacket in the Navy. He honored Old Glory above all other earthly things, and predicted that new stars would in time be added to the constellation in its blue field until all earthly governments were turned over into the hands of Immanuel. Ether Blanchard aired his patriot ism in some genuine American senti ments. Rain Row. Tin Fourth 4 Cutilla. A small but select crowd gathered at Castilla Saturday to celebrate the glorious day of Independence. Although the crowd was small every jody seemed to have a very pleasant time. The day was spent in bathing, dancing and promenading. The Springville Silver Band enlivened the time with up-to-date selections. The Darton orchestea furnished the music for the dance. The train which the people had to eave ou, came at 11 o'clock and every body made a rush for it. Thus ended a very pleasant day. The Press Association of Utah has the keys to Castilla for the 24th of July, and they and their friends will undoubtedly have a great time. The U. S. Gov't Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. Mayor's Call. A mass meeting of the citizens is hereby called for Saturday eveuiug, at 8 o'clock, to consider the question of celebrating Pioneer Day, July 24th. Meeting will be held in the City Hall. R. A. Deal, Mayor. Unequaled Service-Denver Service-Denver to Chicago via Kansas City is given via the Union Tacikic and Chicago and Alton Railways. Through Pullman Sleepers, Pull- maa DlulngCars and Free Reeling Chair Cars leave Denver daily. The Union Pacific is the great through car Hoe of the west. Ask your nearest ticket agent for tickets via this line. E. L. LOMAX, Gen. Pass. audTkt, Agt, Omaha, Neb. The Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul Ey. Many people unacquainted with the geog raphy of the West imagine that because "Chicago, Milwaukee ft. Paul" are names us-d In the corporate MMe of the railway owning the Short Line between Chicago and Omaha, they mvt go via the cities of Milwaukee Mil-waukee and Ft. Paul to reach their destina tion u 11 net ineago or east thereof. Thla is a misiasrn mca in a map tn line running run-ning directly east and west would look UkeiniH: Omah Chicago. There Is nothlnn morn al mnln tltAn thai and It isles than 500 miles between Omaha mnd Chicago. Two through trains dally In each direction with the best sleenlmr r .n) dining car service, and all regular traeler knowand appreciate the merits of the Chiea go. Milwaukee 8t, -Paul Railway Short ".-"'u inn cam ua toe wesT-. -tor maps, time tables and information gt-nermir, can on or aaaress Alex Mitchell nsumrnini llfeni,. ait t.skw. Utah. KOTICB. Parties having nlshed rooms to furnished or nnfur- let to students on reasonable terms will please communicate commun-icate with me at once.. On a Gatf.b, Ilunger ford Academy. Mr- Beck's Ntw Location- ,?. Reck, the Jeweler, has moved out of the Pyne & Mallx-n drug store, and Is now nicely hx-aU-d, with an elegant stock, in the room two doors east of Barney's new store, at Provo, whvre lie will be glad to see all his old customers and new ones. He thanks oil fur their liberal patronage in the pait and assures them that he will continue to give them pood goods at the very lowest prices. Mr. Beck is One of the most practical :md well Informed urtlstnis in Utah. He knows every detail of the watch, clock, music box or other Intricate mechanism, is an expert engraver and au all round practical Jeweler 3 BOTTLES of choice wine. Port or k I Angclii-a, for only One I'ollur, ut 25 I Henry Harrison's, Provo, Utah. ( . 73R. F. DUNN, PHYSICIAN AND SUMON. All Calls Proinjtl? Attended Day or J12M.-:- 8urgot It. G. W. R. Tt. " OOloe and Rexl-deno Rexl-deno il 1 1. ,V. Brinjh:irst.. Telephone eminent ion. G EO. SMART, M. D. Physieian and Surgeon. Ofliec and Residence, two (2) blocks East of the Meeting House. Ki'iuxoyille, - Utah. WILSON, Attorney-at-Law. Sfirliigvllle t'ity Attorney. Office: Rooms 5 and 7 1st Nat. Provo. Utah. Bank, First Class DRESS MAKING AND MILLINERY. Clve us a Cail Mrs. 1. 1. DAVIS aid Miss MAUD ALLAN, 2 Wm tml and t tmtth of 1st ward meeting home. Sprixoville, Utah. Snout & Young Are You Going U Paint? Then OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SNOW & YOUNG Half hlock east of Court House. Provo Utah. We don't want to buy, but We are Here lo Sell Your Fruit anil Produce, Or anything you have to dispose of, and feel safe in saying we, can givxyou satisfaction and Make You Money by Handling Your Products. AVe have also added to our business Waj?ois, Farming Implements, Etc., In fact, can furnish you with anything any-thing used ou a furtu. Utah Co. Fruit & Agricultural Society, C. F. Decker, Mgr., rnovo - - - - utah. P. P. - THE LEADING Cash Grocer Meat Market, AND- Will give away, ou July 23, the fol lowing goods, each person spending spend-ing 25 cents receiving a ticket entitling the holder to a chance in the articles herein named: One Sack Best Sug:tr .$6.35 One Box Electric Soap 2.65 One Cream Cheese 2.25 100 Pounds of Patent Flour... Four Fkgs. of Coffee SixTkgs. of Tree Tea One Sugar Cured Ham, 15 lbs. Breakfast Bacon. 10 lbs 1.90 1.00 1.00 1.65 1.00 P. P. HINDMARSH, wo MTopain H1NDMARSH PROVO . - - - UTAH, 0) I oioiiti teen Why is BARNEY'S Store at Provo like a baloon when itls ready to a scend? Because It Is Chuck Full of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishings. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc, We have th nicest line of Dimities, Lawn, Percales, Swisses, Sateen aiKlChallies ever brought to Provo. They are of the very latest design You should see them to appreciate them, and our prices are like the parachute when it has deseended-Slmply DOWH. We have one r.rice and sell for cash, and by so doins we treat all alike Remember we make a specialty of Ladies' and Children' Shoe, you and please you. Try us. For We Mean Bizz, E. A. Barney - Provo, Utah. Provo Forty Mining: Cars. Plerpont Heaton, Provo, Utah. r. o. box ei. R. STENZEL FUR COMPANY, SMNCFACTUHEKS OF Fine A Complete Line of all kinds Complete stock of Rocky Mountain Game Heads, and manufacture all kinds of Rugs and Mats. Repairs done in the Best Manner- Highest Price paid for Raw Furs. 270 main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. UTAH IMPLEMENT COMPANY 231-233 .State Sb., Salt Lake; Utah. -HAS- to Champion Mowers Osborne Mowers -Osborne Big Mower Whitely Vertical - $40.00 65.00 60.00 60,00 Mower - - . Osborne Binders; New Columbia 1200 t Milwaukee Binders 1200 lbs. Utah Hand Dnmp Rake. Thomas Royal Self Dnmp Rake Osborne Steel Self Dnmp Rake Utah New Grapple Ey 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. Bniltfinzs Replied on Short Notice. 1 MOWS el SPRINOV!LLT"L - ' ITT An sion We can 111 m of Fine Furs in stock. We carry a He Wants Amciiz Other Thices' A PAIR OF SHOES - FKOM L. E. Petersen's Shop. One Door South of Harrison Hotel. Repairing Neatly Pone. Prices Kight' 0. H. BERG, Manufacturer and Importer of all kinds of WOOD, CLOTH and METALLIC COFFINS, ; CASKETS, SUITS, d DRESSES, u ROUES, Etc. f- Undertaker, Embalmer aM.Fnnerl1 Director. r -. ., Home made Coffins made and Trim. med to order on short notice. Black or White Hearse. Orders by mail telegraph promptly attended to. Liberal Lib-eral discount to the trade, i J Street, 1 block from depot, j PROVO - - - - - - UTAfi M. J. D. DALY, J . . ..The well knows...... UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR, ....Isln tbe field with th.... , t Finest : Stock- -or- undertakers' ; supplies,: : South of Salt Lake. Cofflos aod Cask.;' ctsraadj aod furnished to order' .promptly. A full fwv Paper and BorderTtrept, on tjaffBr Machine Works Furs :o: : |
