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Show r t I w v. V- - I , IC' M I HIT 4 A Vol. VII. Nephi City Utah, September 16, !899. Funeral F.C. Sells Last week the New York Sunday definite in the way of a proposit World aunounred that it would give ion, said Mr. I vers, we will likely an album of new and original muaway go and look at it, but not before. consL-tin- g of the up-t- o dale 1 cere-mons- es last Tuesday afternoon. The meeting house was well filled by relatives and friends who had assembled to render the last sad rites to the deceased. Apostle George Teasdale, Bishop T. II. G. Parkes, Elder Walter C. Kettle and Sister Jacobs of Lehi spoke impressively of the sterling qualities of the deceased, the latter two having been associated with him while on his mission. The young wife and his fathers family were advised to cheer up under the trying circumstances as the will of the Lord was greater than that of man. Very touching hymns. were sung at the services. Elder Sells had but just filled a faithful mission to the ld country and had labored hard and unceasingly for the good of the wrork of God and he had been ever ready to do good wherever he was lead by the Spirit of God, and he was counted a worthy representative of the gospel in that far away country. On one occasion a mob of 200 people persecuted him in Luton, England, but he stood his ground faithfully. lie met his wife nee Miss Emory in the old country and a strong attachment sprang up be tween them. After his arrival home he and his young wife xvere married in the Salt Lake Temple and had just beun life together when the sad atl'air occurred. A Challenge. Busty Nine have their back hair riz and are out for blood as the following challenge will We, the crack ball nine challenge auy picked nine Sunday school teachers for a game of base ball of seven innings for any sum under $50, or for money, marbles, chalk, beer, rum or whiskey. To be played within two weekri. The Rusty Nine The May Invest At James Ivers and On Mt-Nebo- t.ien-.a- songs, s mgs Eye the Camp. A story came up from the south a day or two ago to the effect that James Ivers and John L Weber were negotiating the purchase and had gone to examine a group o claims in the Mt. Nebo district. Mr. Ivers was seen regarding the matter last evening, and he said that some property down there had been brought to his aud Mr. Webers at- c Th-s,- . s i FYLL. WEftTftER l new-pape- 8 HERE. r, Righteous The Mangum Brothers of this city have a kick coming against the Silberman Brothers, wool and commission dealers, Chicago, Illinois. On a shipment ot nearly twenty thousand pounds they only received a rate of a little over nine cents. They had 2,05S pounds of medium grade, 11,703 of fine, 4,779 of heavy and 197 pounds of black, Considering the price which wool has been going at and which some of the sheep men of this city received for their wool we think that the Silberman Brothers have realized a good thing from this shipment. Truly the ways of the sheepman are hard especially after they go through the middlemens hands. If our sheepemen could only fix themselves so that they could keep their wool until the wool commission pirates could pay a better price for the product, the sheepmen would be a great deal better off. The Mangum Brothers have a good kick coming No Loss of Time. Mr. W. S. Whedon, First National Hank Cashier of the of Winterset, Iowa, in a recent letter gives some experience with a carpenter in his employ that will be of value to other mechan1 had a carpenter ics. He says: working for me weo was obliged to stop work for several days on oecount of beI mening troubled with diarrhoea. tioned to him that I had been similarly troubled and that Chamberlains Colic. Choiera and Diarrhoea Remedy had cured me. He bought a bottle of it from the druggist here and informed me that one dose cured him. and he is again at his work. For sale by Chae. Foote and Sons. 1 Juab County Valuation. Total this Year Reaches $3,683,395 Taxes Following Will Be is $66,726. the county audi- tors recapitulation of the taxable property in Juab county Real estate Improvements on real estate 1,400 horses and mules .... Merchandise and trade fixtures. Machinery, tools, etc Money and solvent credits Not otherwise enumerated Total A music Album free. From Sept. 3 to Nov. 5, the Sunday World will issue weekly a song id sheet music form, with And so jiro om handsome colored cover. The entire set will be ma.led, postage paid, for 50c. Remittances received aftr Sept. 3 will get the back numbers and each new number issued besides the' song, the World will cl.-- o send its colored Art Portfolio, w Inch is a marvel of journal-ie; its Sunday Nagazme, which equals the monthly periodicals, and its Comic Weekly, which exceisevry comic weekly in the United States except two, and in its comic scope equals these two lo cent publications Write a postal card to the Sunday World Music Editor, Pulitzer Building N. Y. for a list of the songs. Fall Goods. n We can supply fill your wants ior this season Avitlt the best. ... Republican Primary. A Republican primary will pd held iu the Count Court House ia Nephi City on September ;lt 7:30 oclock p. m. for the purpose of electing 18 delegates to attend the Republican City convention to beheld on October 16th. 1899, at 2 oclock p. m. for the purpose of nominating Republican Candidates for City Officers as follows. Mayor, Reliable. 5 Couneilmeu, Marshal, Recorder, Treasurer aud City Justice of the Peace. Also to elect a Republican City Committe, and for thw transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meeting. will cease to bear interest from the By order of the committee. first day of October 1899. HENRY ADAMS, NEPHI CITY CORPORATION, Chairman, By Anna Pay, E. II. BOOTH, City 1 reasurer. Secretary HYDE 1 4,348 cattle 64;415 sheep 208 swine . J, L. Weber Have An tea (kewaiks, e. to the Sunday World pipi'-t-with e''rv distribute one earn Wh.-it Copy (.f the Sunday World. of considered the average that pi.ee into strength, into enemy, mu-i- r, new and written compose by brain fas; in to Thevre power. wonderful ia building up the health. popular authors, is frotu SO to 40 cms, Only 23c. per box. Sold by A. LuutA the unparalleled enterpiiscof the Woi Id Son, in giving the song away with a big Sunfor which only 5 cents day is charged, is apparent. The World A Kick. requests tbat we publish the following annauncernent: Working Nignt and Day. The busiest and ra ght little thi ig that ever was ir.ide Is Dr. Kinds New Life fills, Every u.ll lJ a suar-coate- d glubul of lusJtn, that changes weakness t Elder Francis C. Sells, the son of Mr. Frank Sells of this city who was kicked by a horse when was working down in the field a week ago and wh never recovered consciousness after the abrasion was laid to rest with impressive ten that are now so populir, such as sougs of sentiment, Vu)' of songs ekc-- s Im- pressive Ceremonies. (if sic, Tribune. Laid to Rest with No. 14. $ 660,956 853,270 33,665 64,380 123,830 865 . 140,180 178,470 85,130 95,250 $2,239,996 Assessment by State Board Railroad companies 189,869 Car companies 5,757 2,845 Telephone companies 4,361 Telegraph companies Net proceeds of mines 840,677 WHITMORE CO. Always Nephi September l5tli 1899, HOw IS YOUR WIFE. lias she lost her beauty? A -- Con- stipation, Indigestion, Hick Headache are the principal causes. Karl's Clover Root Tea has cured these ills for half City Bonds Taken, First National Bank Believes In the ility of Nephi City. I If so, Stab- The whole issue of the new refunding city bonds will not go out of the state, aud furthermore they will not go out of the city, as the First National Bank of this city, have taken up the whole issue of the city bonds. This speaks well for this concern and the citize is of the city should feel proud of a local institution that takes such an interest in Nephi city affairs, Notice of Redemption. Notice is hereby given by Nephi City a Municipal corporation, Grand total $3,683,395 to Treasurer its the several through The taxes on the above property amount owners holders and of Bonds of said to $6, 728.91. of had thought tention, and they city, bearing date of October 1st., : learned when 1889. Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 3, 10, 11, but they inspecting it, Ten New and Original Songs Which Can interested were and that several people 12, are now outstanding and Be Had Free. due are and payable at the office of in the claims and no one had What will the great metropolitan paa to make them the proposi- pers do next? This is the question some City T reasurer of said city on authority tion to buy, they had decided it one asks nearly every day. But there October 1st. 1899. And that said would be a waste of time to visit is one which leads all others. It has bond holders and each of them are of America's further notified that upon presenand make any iuspection of the gained the sobriquet Greatest Newspaper by just suvh retation of said bonds tc said Treasground. markable pieces of enterprise as the one toWhen the owners can get which has just now attracted the attent- urer at her office, they will be paid on and something ion of the press all over the country. J on October 1st, 1899. Said bonds agree gether a century. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are Dot sat. factory. Lunts Pharmacy. THE Saints College. Latter-Da- y cartridge for a MnHIn, Mod rant only t.VOO a Ihoiunnrf. rartrirfu 1 lor any other rrueatcr 2 OO a Ihoimand. made, cowt Toil can aavo the entire cot of yoarMarltn on the flrt two thousand cartrnliro. Wh ti. M no ia fully explained in the Marlin flan, Rook for hoot'n. It also trtlb fco to care V r firearm awl hw to use them How to l e cartrblires w itii the diflerent kind of black tii MnokeiChft powder. Jt give tr;i lectories, loeitiex, penetration arid lfi'O other jjolnt Interest to HporiMncn W page, free. If ju Will fcttMtl Ntfllll for poMaro to THE KARLIN FIRE ARKS CO., New Haven t t ( f I Templeton, Main Street, SALT LAKE CITY, Business Course and Will open Sept Sept 11 (all other Courses) and will offer: 1. A preparatory course of one year, intended primarily for those over the district school age, who have not completed j isendl?o.furmiliplrtuhQf)farUnIi'fa . - 4 the eighth grade. 2. A High School Course of three years laid out especially to meet the requirements of students preparing to enter universities aid colleges. 3. A Business Course of three years arranged with the utmost care as a preparation for business and commercial Nephi Hospital. George A. Udall, Proprietor. life. 4. A Normal C jurse of feur years, especially designed to prepare teachers for city and county positions in this profession. 5. A College Course of f ur years humanities which amphasizes the such studies as philosophy, literature, political science and law studies indispensable to persons who partirlpate in those public affairs and that give depth, breadth and refinement tf. men and women. 6. A Missionary Course ef one year, intended to prepare missionaries for their work at home or abroad, with peraons The Nephi Hospital is now open; its especially qualified to instruct in thiS line secured as teachers. solicits patronage from all management 7. Parallel wit-- and a part of every course is theology, which is made bright, parts of the country. 1'he terms are reasinteresting, protitablo, thorough, with- onable an 1 the patients have the care of nt out being tedious or burdensome. 1 octors ami nurses. to for circular Write J. II. PAUL, President. ADDRESS NEPHI- TJTUh i pro-fiee- - |
