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Show QEO. SMART; M. D.- Physieieti and Surgeon. L Ofllceaud Residence, 1 block north of Packard's store. .' pRiNoviLLE, - - Utah. Dr. N. II. NELSON DENTIST Rooms 'at Wi. Carters Residence. lUp-stairs Produce Taki n In ExcIihiiijo for Work. SPRINGVILLE - - - UTAH. J. C. MURPHY & CO , MANUFACTURERS OF- Rubber. and Steel STAMPS Seals, Stknsils, Badges, Etc. 72 EAST SECOND SOUTH TclePbone5- SALT LAKE CITY. 8. R. Thununu. E. A. WedRwood Thurman & Wedgewood, Attorneys-at-Law. I'rovo 01t ', ' 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 C0AL1&C0AL! Leave your orders with H. T. Reynolds & Co. for the celebrated . . Rod Springs Coal! 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 Desigrrs, ' : ' : : : : ; Wedding Decorations Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention. BURTON O. MOHHIS, McCOUNICK BLOCK, Main and 1st South St. Salt Lake City T)R. F. DUNN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. All Calls Promptly Attended Day or Fight. : Surgeon It. O. W. It. R. Offlco and Residence Resi-dence win .1. W. Brin.jhurst. Telephone connections. New Barbershop "Wood c3 Claris., TONSORIAL ARTISTS.-- HAIR CUTTING ,r In the latest styles XWK Fresh, Clean Towel for every Patron. ST. MARK'S HOSPITAL, Warm Springs, Salt Lake City. For terms apply to D. DOUGLAS WALLACE, Superintendent. . .i . H. KOPP, MANUFACTURER OF Fine Candies and Confec ioners Supplies. Jobbers of Nu3, e c. SALT LAKE CITY, - UTAH. DON C. PORTER, Manager. Cor. Main and Brighim Street. SALT LAKE CITY, - UTAH. HOTEL TEMPLETON A POOR YEAR FOR BEETS. I'tali, However, is not the Only Place the Crop Is Short. The Lehi correspondent of the Salt Lake Tribune gives the following resume re-sume of t lie condition of the sugar beet crop in this county, and elsewhere: else-where: "The beet crop is not in a very flourishing; flour-ishing; condition this year, according to reports received by Geo. Austin, superintendent su-perintendent of agriculture for the sugar su-gar company from his deputies in the various places where beets are raised. The crop will average about ten tons to t lie acre against thirteen and a half last year, the aggregate being .10,000 tons this year and 43,000 last. Circumstances Cir-cumstances and weather may transpire trans-pire to change this estimate, but it is not to be expected, as the crop if fast reaching maturity. Mr. Austin is an acknowledged authority on beet cul-tuie. cul-tuie. and any opinion advanced by him can be relied on. For that reason reas-on bis estimate of the crop of 181)7 can tie accepted as pretty near correct. Placing the crop at ."10,000 tons, and the average duily consumption at the factory a t :i 30 tons the plant will be in operation about 85 days. The poor crops are not caused by' neglect on the part of the farmers; both Manager Cutler and Mr. Austin are loud in their praise of the splendid work of the beet-growers; weeds are almost unknown in the tields where beets are raised; this has been a matter much commented upon by visitors both from Europe and America. Nowhere in the United States or Europe are crops so well taken care of, is the verdict of sugar men who have visited the different diff-erent countries where beets are raised. The knowledge and skill necessary to make beet raising a success can only be gained by expeiience. If a poor season like this had been encountered during the tlrst years of the industry the crop, no doubt, would have been almost an entire failure, owing to the lack of experience in doing the work at the proper time. Utah is not the only place where the beet crop is inferor to t hat of last year. In Nebraska Ne-braska and California it is the same from various causes, in Nebraska it is drought; in California it is an insect similar to the cabbage louse, the same as in Lehi and vicinity. "Mr. Austin advises farmers to plow their land in the fall in order to obtain ob-tain the best results. This allows the frost to penetrate further, destroying insect germs and fungus that are so detrimental to the crops. Beet-growers should make a note of this; it is worth trying and may prove highly beneficial. "The; sugar company Is busy harming har-ming their beet seed, they have about 200 acres of splendid seed. From test made the beets raised from Utah grown seed are fully equal to those grown from the imported, both in tonnage and in sugar contents, every beet reserved for seed isselected from the best fields and tested in the laboratory, labor-atory, if it fails to give 14 per cent sugar su-gar it is rejected, if inferior and low grade beets were planted for seed the high grade of the Utah beet crop would soon deterioate. This is one of the great reasons that the company insists on furnishing all the. seed used in this State. If every farmer was allowed to raise his own seed the same degree of perfection would not be reached as under the present regulations." regula-tions." A Remarkable Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea. Diar-rhoea. "In 1802, when I served my country as private in Company A, 167th Pennsylvania Penn-sylvania Volunteers, I contracted chronic diarrhea. It has given me a great deal of trouble ever since. 1 have tried a dozen different medicines and several prominent doctors without with-out any permanent relief. Not long ago a friend sent me a bottle of Chamberlain's Cham-berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Diarrh-oea cure, and after that I bought and took a 50 cent bottle; and now I can say that I am entirely cured. I cannot can-not be thankful enough to you for this great semedy, and recommend it to all suffering veterans. If in doubt, write me. Yours gratefully, Henry Stciuberger, Allentow n, Pa." Sold by C. J. Petersen. Mrs. (Jreenwald's Body Exhumed. Sunday W. A. Hocker, of Evanston, came down in the interest of Uintah county, Wyoming, for the purposcof making an examination of the body Mrs. Jennie Greenwald, who was shot by her husband, Joe Greenwald, in Evanston last week and burled at Trovo last Friday. The body was exhumed ex-humed and taken to Jones & Graham's Gra-ham's undertaking establishment, where an examination was made by Dr. Hocker and County Physician Allen. The fatal wound was found to have been Inflicted under the chin on the left side of the throat. The bullet bul-let ranged upwards passing through t lie root of the tongue and lodged in the body of the sphenoid bone at the ANDY II V l f .17 4 NSvUREaJHSTIPATIOjC 25 so aaaaaggiii3st-- druggists IRQrtT IITPI V TITIDIlITPPn to care anj cateor constipation, fawnrets ar the Meal 1jix-ADuvljUluuI 1jix-ADuvljUluuI UUAjAflMDtjU tirr. antr rrip or tripe, hut cause msj niiiural riMdis. tarn-pie tarn-pie and booklet free. Ad. STERLING KHAKI CO., Thicairo. Montreal. ri..orNt-n lork. ju. base of the brain. T A powder burn on the left wrist indicated that the un. fortunate woman bad attempted to ward olf the assault with l he pistol. To Core Constipation 1'orcver. Take Ciiiseiirets Cimoy Cathurtic. lllc orSSc. If C C. C. lail lo cure, ciruKfc'ists refuua money. LOCAL LACONICS. Wilk Streeper was in town for a few days this week. The Knold family spent two days in the canyon this week. Bishop Lorin Hariner started for Sanpete, Tuesday, with a load of peaches. Wantkd to exchange six column folio chases for live column quartos. Adrcsss this office. Miss Pet Dodson, of Salt Lake who has been visiting Mrs. Win. Knold, went home Thursday. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy always affords prompt relief. For sale by C. J. Peterson. Pet-erson. Mr. Startup, the candy manufacturer manufac-turer of Provo, was in town Saturday drumming up trade among the business busi-ness men. The little son of Ilyrum Powell fell off of a burro Saturday, dislocating his left elbow. Dr. Dunn was called in and set the refractory limb. "They don't make much fuss about it." We are speaking of De Witt's Little Early llisers, the famous little pills, for constipation, biliousness, anil all stomach and liver troubles. They never gripe. Meneray & Co. A change has been made in the faculty fac-ulty of t ho Ilungerford Academy lately. Miss Neilson remains as teacher in the primary department, and Miss Taylor who wato teach that department goes to Ephraim. The Tribune has just gotten out its "Fifty-Year" sketches in attractive book form, printed on fine paper and with a colored cover. A history of tire whole year of 1847 Is included, and 125 illustrations make the book a valuable val-uable pioneer souvenir. Price by mail, 20 cents, or 15 cents at the oflice of The Tribune in Salt Lake City. Leo Hatmer is going around the town this week vvitli a cane and a somewhat battered countenance as a consequence of a runaway he had with a horse and buggy last Friday night. Leo had just started home from Spanish Span-ish Fork when his horse becam frightened fright-ened and commenced to run and kick. During the melee Leo received several severe kicks on the ribs and hins. The horse was stopped by running him into in-to the fence but not before the buggy was pretty badly broken up. EdueatoYonr Itowcls With Cascnrcts. Ciituly Cathartic, cure rnnsilnation forever. 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fall, druKKists rofund money. RESIDENCE FOR SALE A fine six room brick residence with bath room, closets and good cellar, nice yards with out buildings, coal house, corral, etc. Artesian water piped through the house. Best location loca-tion in town; one block from business center; price to suit the times. Call on or write at once. Wm. M. Roylance, Springville, Utah. tf. 18 Pages a Week. 156 Pages a Year, A paper as useful to you as a great 80 daily for only one dollar a year. Better than ever. All the news of all the world all the time. Accurate and fair to everybody. Democratic and for the people. Against trusts and all monopolies. Brilliant illustrations. Stories by great authors In every number. Splendid reading for women and other special departments of unusual un-usual interest. It stands llrst among "weekly" papers pa-pers in size, frequency of publication and freshness, variety and reliability of contents. It is practically a daily at the low price of a weekly; and its vast list of subscribers, extending to every state and territory of the Union and foreign countries, will vouch for the accruracy and firmness of its news columns. Wc offer this unequaled newspaper anj The Independent together one year for $2 in advance. The regular subscription price of the two papers is $i CATHARTIC Notice of Sale of Renl Estate. TTOTK'E Is heivliy when. Hint in puiMi-JM puiMi-JM aiiee of no order (.f 1 1n- Cmiri li District court of tin' County of Itali. Slnie of Itali. made on the L".'nd day of July. Ism;, in the matter of the r ! ate of (ieoi t;e tialihllins. el ill., Illinois, tin: undersigned, I he guardian of said Illinois' cstiilc. Will sell at public auction, to I he liilicsi hidiier. fur cash, and subject to : tiring I ion hy mihI liis'rlet court, on Monday. 1 he ;.(nli day of August. lSDT, at Uvoo 'clock, p in. at the premises of said minors, vi,., a' the residence of Kanliih Harrison (niotlieri. at Spi in.'ville in the said county of I t ah. all the rinht. lit ie. Interest imd estate of the said minors In ami to all that certain Int. piece or parcel of land situate, situ-ate, ly in ami beim; In -.aid Utah county, htate of I'tali, and hounded and described a follows to-wit: An undivided Cjioiii'-t liinl interest subject to the rijjlit. of dower of Kiuiiali Harrison, the mother of said minors, in and to bejjln-ninK bejjln-ninK !).;! chains sunt h, and 1.2(1 chains sunt h Sil dei(. 5.'i niin. easi of the northwest corner of section :U. township T south of riiiin' three uast of Milt Lake meridian ; thence soul h dejr. wests.:.'.") chains, thence east (i.Tdclialns, thence north ties, east H.I? chains, thence north Ml dc;. :Vi miii. west (i.TT chains. Terms anil conditions of sale: t ash. leu per cent, of tile purchase money to be paid to theaiictioneeron the day of the sale. balance on continual inn of saie by said District court, lieed at expense of purchaser. John S. Hovkh, Guardian of the Kst ate of said Minors. Sprlnji vllle. au. 5, li?. t-a-27 .Notice to Creditors. To the Creditors of John K. Mtoieray and C, V.. Tranche!!, doiiiK business aMen-eray&Co., aMen-eray&Co., at SpjiiiKvllle. I'tab County, Utah. Notice Is hereby Kl ven to the creditors of the above named parties, that the undersigned, under-signed, by a deed of assignment, dated the 2Mb day of June 1SH7, was made the assignee for t he benelit of creditorn of said purl lex, and that all creditors must prvsent their claims, under oath, to the undersiuned within with-in three months after the first publication of this notice. JottN .1. .IrtiKoN. Assignee. No. Cl-flo S. West Temple St. Salt Lake City, first publication July TOth ls7. Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. NOTICE Is hereby given that 111 pursuance of an order of t he I list rid Court. Kourth Judicial HKtricl, State of Utah, made on tho eighth day of September. A. I). Isili. in the mutter of the estate of Martha Stevenson, deceased. The iindersitnied, the adminis trator of the said estate, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash and subject to conlirmat ion by said court on Monday, the ninth day of August. A. 1). ls7. at 2 o'clock p. m.. al t he front dor of the t tty nan in t-piingville. i lali coun'y. I tali all the right, title, interest and estate of I In said Martha Stevenson at the time of her death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate lias by operation of law or otherwise aciiuired other than or In addition ad-dition to that or the said MarthaStevenson. deceased, at the time of her deatli In and to all of that certain lot or piece of land situate piece rylng and be ng in Springville ingvllle. said Utah county. Ctali. and described as follows, to- wit: Heing t lie east. C3 1 two thirds of lot one In bhxk forty-live, plat A. Springville survey oi iiuilil'ng lots, containing KM I h square roils; lieuig in section .1.1. lownslilp i soutn range I! east of S. L. meridian lv. O. IlAYMONIl, Adiniiii-1 ral or of the estate of Martha SteveiiMin, deceased Hated at Springville this I.Hh day of July, mh. ta-14 Xotlce of Sab of Real Private Sale. Estate at I'lider am hurl l y of an order of sale granted by the Disti id Court of the I'ourth Judicial District of the Slate of I'tali, In and for I, lull Comity, dated July 3rd. 1!IT, I will sell at. private sale the following described real estate: lle-giuuing lle-giuuing h.lW chains soul h from the nor'hwest corner of t he not I beast :1 of section . town- slilps. soulli. range ,i east of salt hake meridian, mer-idian, ruiin' ug thence south iJ deg. 'M mill.. east. fl. 41) chains; thence west ll:.il chains; thence south ti.xO chains; thence north 74 deg. I.t mill., west 10.01 chains; : hence north !).2 chains; t hence nor'h lixl deg. :to luln. west 11.14 chains; thence north 11 deg. 27 mln. east fi.WI chains; thence south (K (leg. .10 mill. cast. Il.iis chains lo place of beginning; area '.M.o'i acres. The sale will be made on or after tho L'lst day of August. Isft?, and bids will be received at uy residence in Springvlllu. Utah Coiinl v. I. ah. Terms of sale, cash. Dated. July I'.itli. 1HD7. I'HANKMN A. CltANDAl.I,. Guardian of Aiinls M. Crandiill, Joseph M. t randan anil rtrt nur T.Crandall, Minors. CROFTS & REED'S PURE - CARBOLIC TOILET SOAP Made from Pure Negctable Oils, with the Right Proportion of Chemically Chem-ically Pure Carbolic Acid to make it Healing and Disinfecting. Kor clearing the complexion, healing chan ped hands, old sores, ulcers, riliK-worio, tet ter, salt rheum, and all skin diseases, it Is without a rival. It cleanse" every particle of dirt, or ot her impilrrilles from tlie skin, nnri leaves It sift and natural. A clear complexion is the desire de-sire of everyona who has any urlde In their personal appearance, and tills can be attained at-tained by the use of our Carbolic Toilet Soup. It Is especially recommended for removing araniiruii irom t he seclp. and promoting the, growth of the hair, leaving It soft and silky. For the bath It overcomes all unpleasant etiects caused oy perspiration, and sircnm liens li-ens the circulation, t-alt witcr for tho hath Is best In hot weather and when used with our Carbolic Toilet Sonp, It cannot he ex celled. One cake will do as much washing and cleansing as two cakes of anv oilier soau. Hence It is the cheapest as well us the best. To demonstrate this fact, moisten the soap, then wet your hands, and pass tho palm or your hahd over the cake two or throe times, which will ho suillclent to produce a rich lather. TESTIMONIALS Have used the Carbolic soap and find It tho best complexion soup ever used. It lias cured the pimples and blackheads ent Irely forme. Respectfully. NKl.lilBCl.rrF. Have Iried the soap sold by Mr. Watson llouu of this city and consider them first-class, first-class, E. Dunn, M.J). Having tested Croft k Mead's medicated soaps I pronounce them lirst-Class. Uko. Smaht, M. I). WWXeiOiV HOUTX, A;t. R A.DrAL, Fresident. H. T. REYNOLDS, Vice-President. SpriDgviHe BaDkiDg Co. SPRINGVILLE, UTAH. Oxipitcil Stock. $30,000. Transacts a general banking business. Exchange bought and sold and dept its received subject to check. Five per cent interest paid on time deposits, compounding quarterly Money always on hand for short time loans. Singer Seating U 1 P t ft D C Are the Standard of ex-IflCluiilJiuiJ ex-IflCluiilJiuiJ cellence all over the world 800,000 made and sold annually, Sold only by our employees, directly from factory to the peopla. EVERY MACAINE FULLY WARRANTED Headquarters, PROVO. CDolen & Caffery Are selling r, FURNITURE AT COST. To make On Rio Grande Western Railroad. Castilla The . Utah County C. HC. SOUTHWOHTH, Mgr. Excursion parties accsmmodatcd. Hunting and Fishing Galore. All Regular Passenger Trains Stop. For Hates and Dates for Excurslan Parties apply to C. K. Southworth, or any R. G. W. Agent. nunn's BLACK OIL CO. Every man his own horse and cattle doctor. Read what Dr. Nunn's Black Oil is go r . Horse cut or wounded heals with Nunn's Black Oil. Horse or cow got colic or bloat cured with Nairn's Black Oil. Horse coughing with distemper cured with fMitin's Ulack Oil. No flies on wounds when you use Nunu's lilflek Oil. You get a veterinary Ixtok free when you buy ISuuu hi OH. Every stockman should keep handy .Nun it's Ulack Oil. ack STEVERY store should handle nunn's black on. Call on or write Dr. NDNN for any veterinary advice free. Th onlj Black Oil that took a prize at the Fair was N CNN'S BLACK OIL. fifty CentH m Hottle. ' Address Okdkks DR. C. W. SUM, Veterinary Surgeon. 57 W. First South Street, ----- Salt Lake City, UUfc. Alwujs in yellow cartnrma. External Use. lfcvnre of the Salt Lake pirattl Inewyomtcd: Stock, fur sak; a good investment. Are yoU goiqg v J V Call MARK COOK, Lessee, TPoj? nil BLlnde of BX3 T f TCP Yard Located at the old Cook & E.J. Ward & Sons, Wholesale and Iiamber and Building Jttatefial, Wc also keep' in Stock a full line of DEE'K TEFEIl'8 SUPPIiIES. Consisting of Sections, Frames, Hives, etc. etc Tel. No. U2. Provo, Utah; ' ' H. L. CUMMIHGS .Garhie Offices, EVERYWHERE, room for a Utah's Greatest Health Resort. Springs. Slimmer Resort. on Friel Yard, South of Springville. Retail Dealer In |