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Show (jEO. SMART, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Ifticeand Residence, 1 block north of Packard's store. fPRiNoviLLK, - Utah. Dr. N. II. NELSON DENTIST Rooms at wm. Carter's Resilience. lUp-siairsl Produce Taken In ExcliaoKu for Work. SPRINGV1LLE - UTAH. J. C. MURPHY & CO, -MANUFACTURERS OK- Rubier and Steel Seals, Stknsils, Badges, Etc. 72 EAST SECOND SOUTH TelePh0"e5Q5' SALT LAKE CITY. 8. R. Thurman. E. A. Wedgwood Thurman & Wedgewood, Attorneys-at-Law. ProvoClty, Utcili COALI&COAL! Leave your orders with H. T. Reynolds & Co. for the celebrated . . is The very best in the market. Prompt delivery to any part of the city by H. T. REYNOLDS & CO. BURTON C. MORRIS, SUCCESSOR TO "dwyer the florist" Choice Cut Flowers, . : : : Funeral Designs, : : : : ; Wedding Decorations Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention. BURTON C. MORRIS, McCORNIOK BLOCK, Main and 1st South St. Salt Lake City T)R. F. DUNN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, All Calls Promptly Attended Day or light.: Surgeon R. O. V. R. R. Office and Residence Resi-dence wltj J. W. Brinshurst. Telephone connections. -THE- PROVO, UTAH. New, neat and clean, with modern Improvements. Situated on the principle prin-ciple business corner, and only two doors from the Opera house. First class meals, 25 cents. Low rates by the week or month. WM. MAUD, Frsprietor. JLT.-' arVJ..- 1.11 ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL, Warm Springs, Salt Lak City. For terms apply to D. DOUGLAS WALLACE, Superintendent. M. KOPP, MANUFACTURER OF Fine Candies and Confec ioners Supplies. Jobbers of Nus, e c. SALT LAKE CITY, - UTAH. DON C. PORTER, Manager. Cor. Main and Brigham Streets. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Rock Commercial House MEL TEMPLETON LOCAL LACONICS. Do you want any location notices? Call at this office. Mrs. Win. Maude, of Provo, was in town Sunday on a visit. E. R. Johnson was down from Draper Saturday and Sunday. Miles J. O'Mahaney. the picture peddler, was in town a few days this week. Miss Emily Allsworth of Salt Lake is visiting with her sister Mrs. Joe Lnynd. Will March has come back to Sprintfville and is again installed in Roylancc's bicycK- emporium. Not only acute lun troubles, which may prove fatal in a few days, but old chronic coughs and throat troubles troub-les may receive immediate relief and be permanently cured by One Minute Cough Cure. Mexeuay & Co. Chas. Alleman, a young missionary from Samoa, came home Tuesday after an absence of over three years and a quarter. His folks and Charlie's friends are rejoicing in hit safe arrival instead of his having furnished a meal for some Samoan chief. Wm. P. Silver, (the printer) a well known young man ofProvo and Spring-ville Spring-ville has returned from a rather extended ex-tended mission to Samoa. He left at the same time as Elders Chas. Alleman Alle-man and David Packard and returned with the former. It should be made a matter of public knowledge that De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will speedily cure piles of the longest standing. It is the household favorite for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and sores of all kinds. Meneray & Co. Elder Aaron Roylance has returned re-turned from his missionary labors in Kentucky, wheie he has been laboring labor-ing for the past nine months. His early return was necessitated by ill health, but is getting better since arriving at bis mountain home. Mrs. Clara Hall has had another attacK of paralysis, which is very sad indeed. Her power of speech has be come so demoralized that she can scarcely express herself. Much regret is felt for the lady as she was extreme' ly bright and has a large circle of friends who deplore the sad terminus of a useful and active life. Thirty years is a long time to tight so painful a trouble as piles, but Jacob Mitchell, of Unionville, Pa., struggled that long before he tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, which quickly and permanently cured him It is equally effective in all skin affections. Meneray & Co. Another evidence of the splendid organization of the First Ward Sun day School was shown last Sunday morning when that school about 150 strong came down from their far-a way domicile, arriving at the Central Assembly Hall before 9 o'clock. They formed a grand procession nearly a block in length, and marched with excellent precision. ine superin- tendants and teachers'were the cap tains and lieutenants. TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Last Sunday evening the Taber nacle was secured by the W. C. T. U to give one of their popular addresses on intemperance. Mrs. E. E. Shep' herd in her most pleasing style gave an hour's profitable instruction. The lecture was interspersed with an intensely in-tensely interesting recitation from Mrs. John Read, a duet by Miss Ora Gates and Mr. D. P. Felt and a solo by Mrs. Read, all bearing on the subject sub-ject of the lecture. There was a larye turnout and the lady's remarks were listened to with close attention throughout, the only complaint being its brevity. TO MRS. RHODA HATFIELD. Dear mother we pather round you today, Not for extravagant, costly display. Not with rich presents and luxuries rare, But to cheer up your heart and banish dull care. Your birthday to honor and fill you with loy, We cheerfully til our best efforts employ; We sense your condition and want you to know That our love is sincere and not empty show. We all love you dearly and earnestly pray That yet many years you with us may stay; That your health may be good and your faculties bright. This would be to us all a Kreatsouree of delight. de-light. We pray that our father In heaven may send Whatever he sees to your comfort would tend. That his spirit to you consolation may Rive To make you feel happy as long as you live. A od when you are through wlih your trials below. The joys of the sanctified hosts yeu may know; Much happiness, more than our lips can ox-press ox-press We pray that your future existence may bless. You have carried much sorrow and grief In your day, Your path has been thorny great part of the way; Your health has been poor and heavy your load. Rut God has sustained you on life's rugged road. And when the day comes that your body shall fafl. When you need must pass through the mysterious mys-terious veil, May aiiRCls conduct yon tto the haven of rest, Escort you with Joy to 1 he realms of the bl,'"t' WILI.UM ( J.KGIi. AbU)Y CURE CONSTIPATION 10 0HUW 25 50 i&3mjm3g DRUGGISTS 1 RQAT I1TTT V P.TTIB IlfTTTn "T ease or constipation. Casrareti are the Ideal Lui rlUOUliUlLbl UUanAnlEiDU nT,. BPTpr crip or rripa.but reuse ruj Batumi results. Sam-pie Sam-pie and booklet fre. id. STERLING KENEDY CO., Ohlrajo, Montreal. Can., or N?w lurk. 311 A Promising Child. Mr. Manhavian lleach What are yoi reading, Mamie? Mamie (aged eleven) Only one Ol cho.se French novels. You should not read them. It is not proper for you .o read such books "Hut I am not reading it for my own good. I am just looking through it to see if it is a proper book to have lying around where mamma might pick it up and read it." Texas Siftings. Two Points of View. Mrs. Hardhead (glancing over letters) let-ters) This young man who applies for a situation lias the stamp on crooked, and it's upside down. Doesn't that iu-dieale iu-dieale he is lazy, careless, and perhaps cranky? Mr. Hardhead (an old business man) No, my dear, it indicates that he is a hustler who wastes 110 time on trifles. N. Y. Weekly. Nolle I'ros. When they too'; him to the Justloe He was very, vcr; ilran'.t: Hut tnc-y tout ti.ui he was free To continue on his spree. When he s :ld his wile's mamma Had arrived and brouyht tier trunk. N. Y. World. FROM TWO POINTS OF VIEW. VIM ? - -SS- 3: Miss Bluestocking Books are my children. Mrs. llomelove Children are my books. Fliegende lilactter. Not In Ills 1'nlculatlon. Tark Commissioner You are not making that new bicycle path wide enough. Surveyor Pshaw! It's wide enough for ten bicycles to ride abreast. Park Commissioner- It's wide enough for the bicycles. Hut it isu't wide enough for the bloomers. N. Y. World. An Interrupted IlU-fisInK-Thackeray tells of an Irish woman begging of him who, when she saw him put his hand in his pocket, cried out: "May the blessing of God follow you all the days of your life," but when he only pulled out his snuffbox she immediately imme-diately added: "And never overtake you." A Religious llrokcr. Jinks Smithsou strikes me as being a sort of religious broker, but I'm blamed if I can tell whether he's a bull or a bear. Filkius Why not? Jinks Because he's long on coun tenance and short on works. Harlem Life. Improvident. "now long have you been a Pullman porter?" said the kindly gentleman. "Two yeah, sab." "And still working?" "Yaas, indeed." "Dear me! How improvident you must have been:" Oakland Time. Well 3rd. "That dog is pretty well bred, ain't he?" asked the man, leaning over the division fence. "Well bred?" echoed the dog's owner. "I should say he is well bred. Why, that dog won't eat his meals at all unless un-less he has his collar on." Detroit Tribune. An Kxcuse. "Tominie, your spelling report ia very bad," said Mr. Hicks to his boy. "That's all right, papa." said Tom-mie. Tom-mie. "When I grow up I'm going to dictate all my letters, like you do. It's the typewriter that'll have to know spelling, not me." Harper's Round Table. Cupid's Triumph. "I wonder why so short a man as Uimlev should marry such a tall girl as MissTuppei?" "Probably the same reason that in dueed Miss Tupper to marry a littU fellow like Bimley." Rockland (Me.; Tribune. Terhaps He Had Another Engagement. She I notice that you are always glancing at the clock. He Good gracious, you don't suspect that I am weary of your company? yneNo; but I suppose that you have pawned your watch. Texas Siftings. An Earthly Paradise. Mrs. Winks So your friend George ii married. I hope he is happy. Mr. Winks- Happy is no name for it Hli home is a little paradise on earth His wife Is an accomplished oook. CATHARTIC SIRjlLWJrt- ALL $600 TAKES IT. Andrew Herkley has a nice little place lot 52x21)0 feet which he will let go at tha figure, if taken at once. Call and look the place over. CONTRACT FOR HAULING. Sealed bids for hauling 1,000 tons of lime-rock asphalt and loading on cars from company's mines Tie Fork, Spanish Fork Canyon to Culmer's spur, Rio Grande Westein, distance about five miles. Rids in prior toand opened on May 1st, 1 S!T. Specifications Specifica-tions ut oftice, 4 Culmer Block, Salt Lake City. 11. T. Reynolds & Co., Spanish ForkCo-()p. G. F. Culmer & Pro. Sol ice. I have 15 shares of the capatal stock in the (5. S. Wood Mer. Company Com-pany which 1 will sell at a bargain. Enquire of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood. THROUGH SERVICE. The through car service to Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis and other eastern cities, via the Union Pacific and connections, is un excelled by any other line. The equipment consists of Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, Chair Cars, Dining Cars, lSuffet, Library and Smoking cars. For tickets, time tables and other information call on your nearest agent or address E. L. Lomax, Gen. Pass. andTkt. Agt. Omaha, Neb, For Sale. One acre and a half with five room brick house, summer kitchen . Rooms nr finished with East, Lako finish. Barn, Well, brick cellar, coal house, vounir orchard, rasnberrv natch, uood water rignt. All improvements are new. Enquire of C. D. Evans, Jr. tf Ladies, Attention ! Mrs. Thomas Roylance is the Spring' ville agent for the World's Fair Tailor system, which cuts every style of skirts, sleeves, collars, rcvers, capes, jackets, coats and fancy dresses. This system is so simple that any child 10 years old can learn it with perfect ease, and ladies who do their own sewing can save enough money by cutting and making two or three dresses to pay for a complete system with a full term of lessons. Call on Mrs. Thomas Roylance. Something New in Town. See What THey Say of It ! Have tried the soap sold by Mr. Watson Houtz of this city and consider Uiem first-class, first-class, K. IICNN. M. I. Having tested Croft & Mend's medicated soaps I pronounce them flrst-Class. Ubo. Smart, M. I. Mr. Houtz' soap Is fine: I've tried It. Mhs. S. A, Botkk. T find Prnft. A- Itp!tri' inpd fi'iit tri ho:lii nil excellent toilet article. - ,T T 1 I, i. I have used Mr. Houtz's soap and find It the best I ever used. Mas. O. 1. Kki.t. (.'roft & Read's soap Is the best I have ever tried. Mrs. S. Wind. WATHON HOUTZ, Akjt. O VfARS tXPIRIINOff. TRADB MARKS, miieii. OOPTRIOHTS Ae, Anyone sending a sketek and deaeriptloa amy qoloklr aaeartaln, free, whether an Invention la protmblv patentable. Coumunlimtlona atrietlf eonndtuitlal. Oldest affene; for sncunnH pnteula to America. We have a Washlnctoa oCdm. Patents taken throngk Mtuia Co. moire peotal noUoe In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beeattfnllT tunirrated, lamest etronlatloo of an; aoientiflo journal, weekif, terms M-OU a Tar f Lift ix months. Sport mn ouplee and UAjro Book ok Patients sent free. Addreei MUNN A CO., SVt Um4t. Kwr Ye!. TARCAINS in Shade Trees 5000 Ash, Elm and Maple shade trees for sale cheap. Call and see me quick and get good Bargains, . Wm. U- Roylaaco, Springville, - Utah, 1LI A 1 Thos. E. Child, Building work done promptly II you want a gooJ job dono an 1 no after trouba give in a trial. Thos, E, Child, SPKINGVJLLE, Taylor Bros. Gompany. Furniture Carpets Wallpaper Pianos Organs Stoves Crockery General ' Merchandise TAYLOR Provo, nunn's BLACK OIL CO. Every man his own horse and cattle doctor. Head what Dr. Nunn's Black Oil is &o r. Horse cut or wounded heals with Nunn's H'.'.nck Oil. Horse or cow got colic or hloat cured with Vtnm's Mack Oil. Horse coughing with distemper cured with Nniin'S tifack Oil'. S'o flies on wounds when you use Suun'n lilaek Oil. You tfet a veterinary hook free when you htiy .um hi Oil. Every stockman should keep handy MuiiuS Mack Oil. ack ff-EVEBY STORE SHOULD HANDLE NUNN'S BLACK Oil Call on or write Dr. NUXN for any veterinary advice free. Theonl; Illaek Oil that took a prize at the Fair was NUNN'S I'.LACK OIL. Iif f-y Ofctit (t 1 ioftlo. Addukss Oiidehs Ull, C. W. SU, Vetehinaky Surokox. 57 W. First South Street, Always in ycUnw cartoons. Etcrual tiFliicorporntnl: Storl: A, M LET ,er v GO i Wholesale and Fresh and Smoked Meats of all Kinds -WHOLESALE Fruits, Potatoes, Eg Poultry, Seeds, Hay and Grain. i (- o I f 1 1 1 - ' STUDEBAKER WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARTS, ETC. Crescent BICYCIvBS StJISTDPilES. vVheels repaired on short SPRINGVILLE, - ON SHORT NOTICE - - UTAH. BROS. CO., Utah. - - Salt Lake City, Utafc. 1'xr. lii wurc of the Suit Lake pirate! for mile; a yood inrfstinnd. MINRK C. II. WEBB Standard Meat Market Retail Dealers in 1)1 Free Delivery . r r i Cash -naid for Fat Calves. Correepondenoe HlloltOl.-V---- Defiance notice. Also Rent Bicycles. - - - UTAH. |