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Show The Independent. William F. Gibson - - - - Editor-E. Editor-E. N. Jjrlia, B.r.h:3j MuiaTer. 3nt,ired lit the post otliri' ut S!liicvlll! lU;i!i. for 1 raiiMiilssitiri tluuuli the mail as art;oiid-'lats mutter. Usual evi-i'V 'i'ii .i ! ! iv ui'iniii)'. TE A3 Of 3J33CBIPTION. Une year. Six months, Three months. SJ.00 1.00 Ja) 5SOCIATIC5N Aiiotlnr is-tic !' 'Lucifer': Lantern" is ai. Inn I. TliH i-oiu; i-oiu; of iln mo-t caustic tro iti.-cs on church in n t-rs wo Imvoevcr Keen. Mr. Scliroe lei 's nerve is 'xceilent. The anli-irij'rtreito liiil of Sen n-tor n-tor Adel J. Eviids lum liecn cruelly slaughtered hy the Senator. Sena-tor. Tims carefully ilo the sol-ons sol-ons hedge about the liberties of the people, while ihey nurse the canker which gnaw their hearts. The IJeaver Blade is !o be incorporated, in-corporated, local business men having formed a company to take over the publication of the paper, ib aver people seem to up I reditu- the value of a local paper, and are dhpoBod to encourage en-courage Editor While in his lubors. The Board of Trade of Beaver City is oeiting iiself to secure n deanery for that city, with good prospect of success. The city which reaches out for new euirrpnses is the one to gel th'-m. An enterprising town soon becomes known, and men wiib money to invest soon come to know the desirable) places for investment. The Provo Enquirer dreams now of (he time w hen the Union Pacific liy will come down Provo canyon enroute to the coast. We presume the Rio Grande Wehtvin will good-naturedly Allow the Union Pacific to use its right of wuy for that purpose. pur-pose. The day which sees a railroad down Provo canyon will also witness one ii Hobble Creek canyon. The Enquirer dreams of progression, ul any rate. Representative Roylnnce has introduced n bill appropriating the sum of $1,000 to J W.Allan, of Springville. The bill recites that in the service of the Slate it the time of the bank robbery hero Mr. Allan lost his leg, and is unable to do bard labor for upport of a large family. The passage of this bill would be a graceful act, and would show soinu appreciation on the part of tho Stale authorities of the work of men who rik their lives in its defence. Senator Frank Cannon hns dug up the hatchet and is on the warpath in quest of Apostolic Apos-tolic scalps. He is vigorous, de fiant, etc, und possesses the ability to sny many mean things about his opponents. We remember the time when B II Roberts and Moses Thatcher were in much the same position. We also remember remem-ber what happened to them, and feel to make the prediction that Frank Cannon will eventually event-ually be forced to lino himself up meekly with the Apostles he now denounces so warmly. Frequently men come to The Independent office to enquire for the Iron County llecord and oay,' !)) you get the Cedar papei"?Afler we search the exchange ex-change table and find it not, are com polled to remark, sorrowfully, sorrow-fully, "Guess its quit coming." We are at n loss to understand wlmt we have done to the editor of the llecord, und wonder if lie knows we havo chances to Hmw his paper to people in quest of information about Cellar City. Ai for ourselves, we wouldn't rend his darned old paper no indeed, not if he t-ent us a do., t ji copies. XEU Sl'A I'Lli LFJUULA 770 A'. Something Utah lifts needul fur a long time is a law regulating regulat-ing the legal advertising business busi-ness (' the slate, for th" promotion pro-motion of both the public and the advertiser. Most of the Stairs in ih" union have stirh a law, and llieie is no reason why Utah should bo an exception. The Utah Press association has proposed such a tneoure, and it has been introduced in the Senate by Senator A 0 Smoot, of this county. The proposed law is a fair and reasonable one, and The Independent would re-peclfully urge i hat the bill be passed. The following is a copy of the bill: A BILL I 'Oil AN ACT I'l'.OVlPINO Fi'KTHK 1'L'li-ML'ATION 1'L'li-ML'ATION OF NOTK'hS. Beit enacted by the I.egis-la'ure I.egis-la'ure of the Slate of Utah: Seel ion I. That all notices and advertisements provided for by law must bo published in some! newspaper published in and having a general circuit ion in the county or i;y in which said notices originate. Section 11. The rate for (Minting and publishing these legal advertisements in newspapers news-papers unless otherwise provided pro-vided by law, shall bo as follows: fol-lows: Each squ ire of 10 lines, l-j ems wide, for the fir;t insertion, inser-tion, fl;cach subsequent insertion inser-tion for each square of 10 lines 50 cents. Each advertistment under 10 lines or each fraction of 10 linos shall be counted as a full squ ire of 10 lints. Section HI. The board of county commissioners of each count v shull cause to bo pub lished once in n newspaper printed and having a general circulation in the county an abstract ab-stract report of the proceedings of every regular and special meeting of the board of commissioners, com-missioners, including the name and amount of each claim allowed al-lowed and for the publication of such report, the rale shall be 50 ceits per square of 10 lines. Section IV No newspaper shall ho deemed to have n general gen-eral circulation in the county in which it is published unless it meets the following requirements: require-ments: 1st. It shall charge a bona fide subscription price of not less than $1 per year. '2nd. It shall have been published pub-lished at loust onco a weak on regular days for n period of six mouths next preeeeding the publication pub-lication of any notice required to bo published by law. ord. It must have a bona fide subscription list equal to two per cent of the total population of the county in which it is printed. Snid population shall be estimated estimat-ed according to the published cepoi ts of the United States em-sus em-sus r turns for said county. Section V. Tho county commissioners com-missioners or other otficers bo fore giving any newspaper a notice required by law to be published, pub-lished, sditill once each year require re-quire an aflidavit from the pub lishcr, manager, chief clerk, or proprietors, showing that hi. paper i a newspaper of genera' circulation ns defined in Section IV of this net. Seel ion VI. All acts and parts of acts in conflict with this act are hereby repealed. Section VII. This act shall take effect upon publication of the Session Laws. On another page is a pretty little tale, ns told in the It chtielu Advocate, of how two Springville boys branched out abandoned alfalfa farming and are now in a fair way to become wealthy lb tough fruit growing. Editot Williams holds the boys( who ever the are) up us models for Sevier youths to copy, and indulges in-dulges in some useful moralizing moraliz-ing on the side uncut economic conditions in his county. The story is reproduced to show unbelieving un-believing ones how easily the fame ofpu?hand enterprise gels blown abroad, especially when talk is bucked by deeds. nJPuWtli WrttinilWrAllS. l uom I uuun pyrup. tokiim uuou. Food Caused Pain Catarrh of tho Stomach Cured by Hood's Sarsaparllla. " I was taken sick about a year o with c.-.Urrh of the atomuch. At timc3 I would have a ravenous aiitito and ut other titces could not eat. My food caused mo excruciating paia. I wm running dovn bo faut I had to slop work. My friend urged my to t&i:e iiood's EaraajMirllla. I did bo and Boon began to feci better. The dirfaKieeabla pymptoms of diseuso gradually grad-ually iscd away end flesh and strength returned. I owe it all to Hood's tijraupa-ri!!a." tijraupa-ri!!a." Mau? L. CoMiu.von, North lirookHcld, Mass. Kemcmhtt Hood's Sarcaparilla Is tlM bost-i:! fart the Oue Trm- Blood I'urlCer. Bold by all drii?xiti. $1; six for $5. cure I.it.t Ills; easy to UOOCl S I'lIlS take, tajy W opiate. T. I Cutler, the sugar factory magnate, is coaching 'he people of Gunnison in the neble work of growing sugar beets. Gunnison Gun-nison is young and vigorous, and is pulling every string wh c!i will aid ln-r people to secure new enterprises She will be a city when oilier places are merely commencing com-mencing to wonder ho it would seem to have some of the airs of a city. A Frightful Milliliter. Will often cause a horrible Hum, Scald, Cut or Uniise. liueklen's-Arnica liueklen's-Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the ruin and nrtm r tly heal it. (lures Old Sores, Fever Sores. Fleers, Coils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Itcst Pile care on cart ti. Only 2,"c a Fox. ( 'are puaraiilccd. Sold hy U. J. Peterson drn'ist. f.CT.U.llptiel Eilitrd In the $irinjvillv VnUm. The fi:rftret Must (io. An investigation has lately been made into t he question of the number num-ber of cijjart ts annually smoki-d in the United States, and an enthusiastic enthusias-tic statistician has discovered that ten years after the smoke of the (Irst eiaret, was blown from 1 h li s of the pioneer of American ciyaret smokers, the annual consumption amounted to 1.000.000. This was about the year 1S74. It reached the billion mark fn l.v-l, and five years later it wa 2,000.-i 2,000.-i 00,000, and in IS'.C it wjs 3,000,000,-000 3,000,000,-000 annually. A comparison of these (Inures and periods of progression in the habit will nive some idea of th;; rapidity with which it srroad. For instance, while it took a period of live years, from FSS4 to lsS'J, for the consumption to increase from one billion to two billions, it required only four years to add another billion to the statistics, In m and ISO") tne figures made another hi; jump, and in 1S00, the latest year for which sia-' tistics are available, the number of clarets of all kinds, foreign and home made, said to have been sold in the country, approximated the enormous enor-mous amount of -l.ooo.ooo.ouo. Placed end on end these four billion ciarets would almost encircle the earth, and what is of far more importance, if the money thus annually expended were turned into charitable, channel's, it would put a pair of shoes on every child in the country, and purchase the necessaries of life for 100,000 families! Union ii'jn'il. It is a delusion that israduall.v bc-iiiK' bc-iiiK' shatteicd that malt liquors, taken moderately, a '"'t injurious to physical health. Mr. Shepard Hc-mans, Hc-mans, so well known as one of the highest authorities in life insurance statistics, says: "It is my observation that malt liquor, taken habitually by the moderate drinker, tends to increase in-crease mortality, is greater anions; itrrfta with job whpthfr yon rntnn thr ri-tiioTt'i liio d.'awe for tobac'i ,pti-tiUy, persl'.itt'ntly (ns i.tr.Aiiy euros: J noxrf. w-Mt o cure, or T ref unit fiiomi-t. Frazer Axle Grease 1; Nat affected by Heet or Cold. Highest Awards at Centennial. Paris and World's Fair. IUntrc,ure4 Frazer Lubricator Co- FitMn: Chctaw, St LevH, Nm York. EG! u'l u-uy j f, f 'v n jmrr tori r.inhotd.' 1 v S Jofti l.oi. t in h,-itri.nef ( , 'J 19 J rsxariirra. Bur ! rueUt- --r. (,;J JJ t i;o TO-li.'l V (nw liooii. jf a a your own ilrivr, wlio m S I Kain.ip1i fm-oj. Tk I with t nnrnmiiis r-iiHj it rl I the Germans than anions our native people." The Jiquo trafllc liveson its drunk ards: nut on the llnished. incapable. pauper uruiiKauis, nui. on me politician, poli-tician, the lawyer, the judge, the clerk, the merchant, the grocer, the mechanic and the laborer: those who are not continued drunkards, but who jo regularly to the bar for their drinks during their preparation for the gutter and the chain gang, the prison and the gallows Kxrhwjt. About two hundred women in Pittsburg, Pitts-burg, representing nine denominations, denomina-tions, have unanimously adopted a resolution plegiag themselves not to use in their homes any refreshments 'containing liquor, and not to patronize, patron-ize, any caterers that, use liquor in t heir ices and desserts. The New York Tribunr does riot speak too strongly when it says: "Th? liquor t rathe is to-day the Jieaviest clog upon the progress and the deepest deep-est disgrace ofthe nineteenth century.'' cen-tury.'' The awful work in Armenia Is not such a disgrace to the century. On Erery Bottle Of Shiioh's Consumption Cure is tills guarautee:'All we ask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefited return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid." Price 25 cts., oOets, and SI. 00, City Drug Store. What We Have Is: F.leetric Lighted trams so that there is no danger -if lire from lamps. Steam heated trains, so that there can be no Hie from broken stoves. Vest ibiiled trains which diminishes the chances of trouble in cases of derailment. de-railment. Hock ballasted track, which prevents pre-vents the 'Dust'' annoyance largely. Ninety pound steel rail laid on oak lies, which assures you a comfortable ride. The absolute block signal system, which prevents two trains getting on the same section of track at one time. A fast limited train service between Omaha arid Chicago with trains always al-ways on time. Iron bridges arel stone culverts which prevents danger from defectiue wooden structures. Courteous gentlemanly conductors and attendants which assures you a pleasant trip. Ail these and man v other conveniences conveni-ences will be found on the great Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paui Ry., iiu tai'.v cosi you no more man via Oili i.oi iiliis. imm i.iit s, iii.ijis, liiiiv: tables, etc call on or writt; L, L. Downing. Commercial Agent, 212 South West Temple st., Salt Lake City. Reanty Is Dlood Deep. Clean blood mentis a clean skin. No beauty without it. discards, Candy Cathartic Cathar-tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by t tirriiu; up the lazy liver and driving ail impurities im-purities from the body. Jtegin to-day to oai'isli pimpies, boils, blotchrs,, tlacldicads, and that sickly bilkms complexion by taking Cascarets, beauty fr ten tents. Ail druggists, drug-gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l'.ic, 25c, 50c. -'.r- t. TIME I3 -A. T3 Xj 31! KOii PI'KIXCVILLE. UTAH. ooim; wi:st To Salt Lake, Ogricn ami l ho Coiist. No I. I'aeliie n.ail I. v. S:lrt a. m. So. 7. from Tin tic to Salt Lake ity bv. S:k"i a. m. So. 5. from t:anii'te to Salt I.:ike bv. 4:C0 p. m. No. .1. I'aeifie limited tv l):"l p. in. No. S. Pa; .-ener. from S"It Lake to Tintle Lv. K::i0p. m. No. -S. Springville to Tintle. .Mixed. dally except Sunday Lv. 5:"u u. ni. GOING EAST. No. (1. Pnssengor and mall, from Suit Lake to Sanpeto valley Lv. a. m. No. 2. Atlantic Express Lv. fell a.m. No. 4, Chicago limited Lv. 9:00 p. m Train No. 9 leaves Sail Lake at t.':.;0, and arrives at O'dcn l:;il) p. m. Train 111 leaves Oi.-den at ":10, nud arrives at Salt Lake a-.lii. 1). ('. IHlliUE. General Mansier, S. 11. UAIK'OUK. K. A. WAIM.KICH. TratTie Manairer. Uen' Passenver Ast VETERIMARYSFEC1F1CS .. J FEVERS. Lung Fcer. Sltlk Fccr. J'jjsPUAlXS, Laicrncst. IlbeuaxlUm. cu'ui ) KIM.OOTIC, Distemper WOIIMS, llot, Grob. cL'k1 OOVCIIJ. CHi, m0ucii. f-lrOLIC, Bellynrhe. DUrrhea. .. Prrvenli Ml( AIIKIAUF.. '.'" KlUXIiY lt HI, AOUlCIl DISOUDEIIS. t'lilii:, S tytVXUE, hhln Dlirii. 14 J Il.VD COXniTIOX. Slrln Col. CI ULa ) Sie. ea-h ; Stable Case, Ten Sp-!fle, Bnolr, e.. 7. Ai ilruKKli'' ''"' 1'n'jiald on rcftiu of prd-e. HumiliiVH' Mcillelno Co., Cur. William H John Sti., New York. Vktkmnakv M 4NUAL IsraiT Khkic Fervous debility, VITAL WEAKXE5S cmd Prostration from Overwork Over-work or other causes. Humphreys' Homeopathio SpeclUo Ni. in use over 40 years, tlio only uccessfvil remedy. $1 pr rial, or .1 vlalB and lsre" iol powtr,for $3 Kil.l I r Driiv-iililf. oriwnl ij onrMipl ol )t". IUai-Utl!.'JlkU.lU.,Cf.lUU Si.,i lark HUMPHREYS' K. A. HEESLKY. t-V'yi-aJ mm mm Examine All PROVO r -A 1 A BOON TO MANKIND! eA -I K-JyifSitSl5 J rifts' A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES, WITHOUT PAIN. CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. Tubes, sy Mail, To Cents; Bottle3, 50 Cents. .USES F. BALLARD, Sols Pnpriefcr, - S!0 m l.'iln Ctrsct, ST. LOUIS, K8. For Sale By C. J. Peterson., Druggist. G.E. ANDERSON PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER. Doiilcr in FltAMKS, riCTURE FITTINGS and GLASS in all sizes, Picturescnp ied and enlarged hy home artists, Pictures (if family trrmi t , vsnk orany subjects sub-jects taken on tho spot. Keep your JWoney at Home, SPKIXGVILLE, - - UTAH. Bee-Keepers Supplies We are now making a Specialty of rnamifactur'mc ice Hives, and do it in Hrst-class shape. We can make yon prices that, will save you money. We want all of this work we can et for the next three months. Whitney & Pierce, Mill l fills East cf tne Creamery, SPRINGVILLE - - - UTAH. J. 11. Dowdell Gs-OX3.03,l ZBltcls.sm.itl3.. E1NS A SPECIALTY. Carriages and Wagons Repaired. Springville, - Utah. The. Colorado Midland Railway lias the best through cur service in the west. If yon are going to Colorado Springs, Denver, Cripplo Creek or any other point in the East, it will pay you to uko tho Pike's Peak Pkuule. ::::::::: W. F. Bailey, Gen. Puss. Agt. Denver, Colo. MAXAOEK OF Til It Springville Roller Mills- MANUFACTUKKU OF AND DEALEK IN FLOUR and FEED Custom Vindin a specialty. Cash paid for wheat. Mill north of Spriiiiivillo. JOHN W. HOOVER JR TltOS. A. HKfcfcLKr. BEESELY IAEBLE WORKS JIANt'KACTL'KKUS OF HKiU-OHADK fllonamental : Iflork IN MAU1U.K AND UKANITE- Our Work. Get Our Prices. woik Rtiaranteed strictly flr.stclasa. UTAH 5Q WANTF.n St-viMiil trust h orl hy persons in tills ,t:ite n inan:izo our buslDeaa In their inv.i and nt'iirhy ciiuntk'ii. It Is " airily nHicc work coiiiliii'lt'fl lit licirne. il- aiy striiiulit rwj ii jear and expunsos (leli- njm. nuiiiincio, no inort-, no le?s salary. Monthly J;."i. Krli'ii'in'cs. Knclosw gvlf-au-dt i'sv.-d iiiunpfd vu t'lupo li'-ibfi't E. lieu, l'lLUIfnt, Dopl. M. CliicuKO, K. 0. T. M. Suringville Tent No. 9 meets In regular re-gular review every Saturday evening at 7:30. Visiting Sir Knights made welcome. T. It. Kelly, Com. Elliot N. .Iouuan. K. K. TJR. F. DUN2J, PHYSICIAN AND SU36E0N. All Calls Promptly Alteniei Day or mi-i Sureor U. G. W. R. II. Offlco and Kesl-dmioe Kesl-dmioe wit l I. 'V ilrhuli irst. Telephone eonnectioos. G EO. SMART. M. D. Physician and Surgeoia. "Mliccand Residence, 1 tilock north of Packard's store. PRIXGVILLE, - - UTAII. P. E. HOUTZ MH Pea Artist and Sip Writer. IH-siKiiur and maker of t'amllT Ivi.'Cords, liirtliday and Culling Curds. Etc. SPRINGVILLE UTAH. JAUES CAFFEEY, NOTARY PUBLIC SPRINGVILLE, UTAH. .G.Wood Tonsorial Artist. All Work Done ii the Highest Style of the Art. Comfortable Bathroom Bath-room Attached. Fee 25 cents. Shop. Union Bank Bnildios, Sprinkle. A. A. BROWN, TOXSOKIAl, AHTIHT, KOU an rasy sliavo nti an artieUo hair cut, cull on blm. Lje.cii3i - and. - CJnildren'B HAIIi outs n spoclalty. AGENCY fur tlio TKOY RTKAM LAI'N1)KY, Suit Liiko. I'arlor nrxt to I'osUiftii.'O.' HprlnRVllla BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE mm? A Trade Mark Dcsions Copyright 4 c. Anvnn ni1ln tketrh und dmerlptlon mar Hull klr nwprtuln our nplnlnn trw whether u lnfiilliin m prnhnhiT pHlentuble. Cciiiimunln. liiinintrlollymiiBrtoiitliiL Unnrtbookon PatrDU tent Ire. Ohlvst Biienc-T liir wiirilin patent!. I'nti'in taknn ihrouph Munn A Ca rooelT tptflol notkt, without crrk. In the Scientific Jinurican. A hnndnoniclT lllnttnitml wopklr. Larvaat r-niilatlnn r-niilatlnn of any apierndo iumal. Ttrma. 13 i'nr: four moiitha, tU Sold bjrall tiewtrtnilera. MUNN&Co."'8-. New York Ucauuh Uillro. i3 r BtWuhlbkMuiv D.C. BUCKEYE xa B7 an |
