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Show C9fy) r Absolutely Independent 13 LADES. without Fear or Fas or. Tpith Terms; $2.00 per year, in advance, 8ix months, $1.00. . I rNEPHI CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. U, North Monday. Don't NUMBER 1803 g Sifcit i 4 Toys, Prsents, p. And Noyelties, day. of. Andrew Aagard of Fountain Green was a visitor in Nephi Thursday and was bound for the Capital. . Samuel Kendall and wife, started this week, by team for Brigham City to spend the holidays with friends and relatives. W. W. Jenkins and H. D. Goldsbrough returned Sunday from their trip to Mer-cu- r, they report the camp as being in a far the Largest and best as sortment of Holiday Goods ever shown in Hephi, j i Onions for 50c per bushel. Inquire of A. Gadds. toys and Largest and best assortment ofCo-oat lowest prices. The U. P. run a special train from Nephi to Milford Thursday loaded with sheep and grain. All the general stores have their Holiday announcements in this weeks Blade. Read thorn. Rev. Dr. IliS of Salt Lake delivered a very good temperance lecture Thursday I1 Jai Step inside and behold a Jbjairy seen. Everything superb and cheap. Anything you may want at the f -- night, in the Court house. . Tom Crawley, who has been working ia Eureka fer the past two or three months, came home Wednesday, and reports the camp as being quite lively and says he is going back after the holidays. We have a nice line of Holiday goods. We do not have the largest stock Intown, but we do claim to have the only stock in town. It will cost you nothing to come in and see and examine, compair flourishing condition. and quality. NcNallY & Lunt. A. W. Palmer has just received a trio of prices Cards are out announcing a grand hall choice whitePlymothRock chickens vaiu- -' ed at nine dollars. Call and see them and and banquet, to be given next Friday night Dec. 20th. by the I. O. O. F. of engage your eggs for next seasoa. of it beihg the fifth Nephi Do not wear impermeable and tight-fittin- g Nephi Lodge Nov. 10th. anniversary A most excelhats that constrict the lent time is promised. of the scalp. Use Halls Hair Renew-e- r at less figures occasionally, and you will not be bald. Ladies blood-vesse- ls A MAN OR LADY TO MANAGE DISTRIB-utln- g soap samples, specialties, do corresponding. Send Sylvan Go., 727 W oodward, De- Lake CltiJ. Wraps than in Salt co-o- Ni:rui p. 10c for sample soap, etc, receive Most of the business houses are re2427 , outfit offer. ceiving their holiday goods, and are A Wood dance will be enjoyed at the decking their windows out in beautiful It Would seem that the holiday Academy hall next Friday night, the style. trade be very brisk this year, to will the to be donated will which of proceeds poor of the second ward. Turn out and judge from the preparations mads by our nelp promote a good crowd. A pleasant surprise was got up on Miss Lula Ostler Tuesday evening, about 20 of her most intimate friends being present, and a very enjoyable time was spent f in songs, recitations and various amusements. EXCELSIOR' MERCANTILE CO - Leaders in Low Prices. , ;cL "ULS'b , , Hanging Night Glow That burns 200 hours at the cost of 2 cents without smoke or smell.! AT COOPER,' PTPER & GOS. : ! t j ! . The Sanpete Valley Ity run a special train to Nephi Wednesday morning, loaded with five cars of rams en route for the desert, they were transfered to the U. P. and were takeD South by the 11:40 passenger train. Arrangements are in onprogress for a New Years year ball grand inleap tne The young house. Opera night men must keep on the good side of the fair sex from now until January first or he wont be in it. The Sanpete Valley Ry. has been doing a large business this week. They quite run have three special trains of sheep from Sanpete to Nephi in the last two or three days, business seems to be picking up ou the little road. Air. Alex Pace ancl Miss Lizzie Broad-hea- d were united in marriage, weaned day, at the residence of the brides parents, The happy Bishop Warner officiating. couple boarded the 2:40 train for the North on a short w6ading tour. - All children under 12 years of age are invited to call on us next Wednesday and receive a package the compliments and best wishes of the Excelsior store. Dont forget the day next Wednesday-o- ne day only. Excelsior Mercantile Co. A rumor has been going the rounds that the firm name of Hyde & Whitmore has been changed to Hyde & Jensen, Mr, Whitmore having withdrawn. This is not true, as an employer informed us, the report was erroneous and wholly unbounded. Ayers Pills, being composed of the essential virtues of the best vegetable or aperients, without any of the woody fibrous material whatever, is the reason why they are so much more effective and valuable than any other Cathartics , The best family physic. The benefit sale- at the Excelsior last Saturday resulted irr netting $25.96 for sweet charitys sake. The disagreeable weather kept the people from coming out, but this is a good showing aud will fur-nish many a comfortable fire for the poor and needy of Nephi. It ia often a mystery . how a- cold has been caught. Theact- is. however that when the blood is poor, aad the depressed, one becomes peculiarly liable to diseases. When the appetite or the strength fars, Ayers Sarsaparilla should be taken without delay. now that the young manr with a Its solid girl will oft speculate on' how much capital he can accumulate before Christmas, in order that he may purchase for his hearts idol some one of the thousand things she sighs for. Surely he that is tin popular" and hath nomash? is not entirely without consolation. The L O. O. F. of Nephi last week elected officers for the ensuing term of six months, as follows Noble Grand, John Cooper, Fred Sorefisonj John Kirganj. Treasurer, Secretary, Shadrich J. Lunt. Installation was beld last Wednesday. The lodge is in a good condition and new members are frequently taught to ride the goat. The Blade is pleased to note the progress and the , -- i ryr V'W.spry .i. ja NEPIII. mjzxwm fumMSim - - THE- I I nn ! i ilOEB UesctCf JJ a Iif one mile - t sj-ste- I Is' the only- - - j -- - ' CT frOzV' )asis station. Hotel be First-clab- s k Rates in harmony frith tho' times. 4 m Vice-Gran- tween Nephi and Milford. : d, good will existing- among Nephi .Odd Fellows; : merchants far the occasion. Misses "Bike and Pratt ahd Master Charley Pike of Salt Lake arrived in Nephi yesterday, they will take part in th5 concert dont fail to come out and hear them, you will get more than yonr moneys worth besides you will be helping a worthy cause. The man who does not advertise simply because hid grandfather did not, ought to wear knee breeches and a queue. The man who does not advertise because he tried it once and failed should throw away his cigar because the light went out. The man who doesnt advertise because heqdoesnt know how himself ought to The stop eating bedanse he cant cook. man who does not advertise because somebody said it did cot pay, ought not tu believe the world is round, because the ancients said it was fiat. Ft. Green flour fl. 25 pr cwt 20 lbs sugar for fl.OO, 10 lbs for .50 cts, 5 lbs for .25 cts. 20 lbs rice fl.OO, 10 lbs for .50 cts, 5 lbs for .25 cts IS lbs cleaned currants fl.OO, 8 lbs for 50 cts, 4 lbs for .23 cts. 25 lbs raisins for fl.OO, 12 lbs for .50 Cts, 6t lbs for (2d. Coffee 22 M cts per lb, 10 yds L L Sheeting for 50 cts. Home made cheese 7 cts by the cheese. 8 bars Nickle Plate soap for 25 cts. Coats cotton 7 spools for .25 cts. Pioneer tea ,i5 cts psr package. . Coal oil .25 cts per gallon. 3 to-nig- ht, , v Attention iYe have a well of the famous Deseret Litbia Water on the premises, and which is a guaranteed cure i for Bright's and all diseases of the Kidney:?,' Bladder and all other urinal trouble?: fa order to show our faith in this water, "tVe maLd the following proposition' h f any one allHcted. with any1 of the trouble? ab6vo enumerated4 am not relioved io one months and cured in three months, no charge will bo made for board. in mind the Deserct House is'tirst class in every particular. to-wi- t: ( ir LHP. J. F. OIOSS, propBOibr -- iio , I... j ; .. Ll-.u;- : Omnlds, p.if of Juab and Millard Rtr(letF- - Is this the' editorial rink-tom- ? The what, my friend? Is this is the rinktum; sinktum, sanctum, or some such place, where the editors This is the editorial' room. live? Yes, sir. Como in. No,' I gUesa I wont come in.to see what a rinktum was like, thats all. Looks like our garrett, only wuss. Goodday.were FrequentersTat the U. P. the receipants of considerabledepot amrfiuse-men- t Tuursday as the south-bounpassenger pulled in. A hand of Lamanites, consisting of Bill and his Mike ana his squaw, Pete ahd hersquaw, squawMay, and fifteen to twenty more of the tribe, had arrived from danpete atfd were' on their way to Millard county. Flour was their principal! baggage, and together with other traps their luggage would foot up to a ton or more, and when a transfer was being made to the train' was where the fun came in. in their to get loaded in time. Altera hardhurry everything was boarded and thestruggle smiles which adorned their faces were evident proof of thankfulness that their winter supply of provisions ' would bo landed safely at their domiciles in western Millard. The whole was climaxed in a collision of newspaper and train men,-twhich the writer humbly Les the pardoh , of Mr,1 - - d Item At the Old Jordan and Galena on Wedson of F. O. Andnesday the erson was bitten in the face by two dogs belonging to Dan McLeod, foreman of the rnrne. He was so badly hurt that it was deemed advisable to send him to St. Marks hospital at Salt Lake, and this was done, Mr. McLeod paying the and doing all he could for tbe At last accounts he was relief. boys doing well. Brigham Bulletin. Edward Booths of Salem, convicted of rape Friday, and whose time of sentence was set for Saturday, the 14th, came in From this date, orders for Pleasant Valley coal must be left at our office, or with our teamster, as we will deliver it ourselves hereafter. Grace Bros, Holiday Rates. The Union Pacific Ry will make an even rate of one fare for the round trip to all points on its system within d distance of 250 miles from selling office On account of Christmas and New Years Holidays, Selling rates Dec. 24, 25. 31 st and Jany. 1st Final Limit Jan. 6th 1SSB. E. D. WlCKIlfS, Agt; , ? Wages and Morality.- - fallen woman Was asked by .a social plirity workertoWhat ia her' opinion was the best way reach her class. Her reply was that a small inorease in working girls wages wodid save more girls than a million Workers could redeem. There is a sermon in that reply that tfnscrupu-Tbu- s employers should ponder over if it is possible to touch their hearts. Wil4' A liamsport News.- ? - Saturday afternoon, and announced through his attorney, Mr. Knight, that he was ready for sentence. Judge Rolapp sentenced him to seven years in the penitentiary. He was taken to the penitentiary Monday morning. An irreverent exchange says it isnt much wonder, is i tf that we poor mortals find it hard work to keep straight and The first man was a liar begoud? and a sneak; the first woman kept .bad company and meddled with things that concern her., and her son killed didnt his brother. Gur first ancestors were" a pretty scaly lot, you see, and its hard to get it out of the blood. . Major G. S. Erb, the well known hotel man who for so many years presided over the Walker house fn Salt Late city was down suddenly and uneXpectly stricken with apoplexy st Mercur on Saturday evening last, whither he had gone on business, and in a few hour he had breathed his last, notwithstanding that physicians and friends did all in their power to revive him. The body of a sheep herder named G. W. Davis was found Wednesday morning lying on his wagon on the road near what is known as Jordan range, nine miles from Bingham, not far from the month of Bingham canyon. Davis was found by a sheep herder named Robert Remaining In ibis' office at the close' oj business Dec. 1st, Burton F P 2 Green Robert 2 OHiZ'J E Roberts B H If above letters are not called for within 3o days they till'be sent to the dead letter C. F. Anderson-- , PM. ice. Youftcr Peoples Enjoy mentl 'The Young Ladies and Young Meas carried oat, follows; - - Brcf. JohhHienke Opening -prayer - 8 . S Choir Song ' Sadia Orme Miss Recitation John T. Miller Lecture Miss Edna Morris Song Harry Carter Readihg Miss Pearl McCune Organ Sold I. H. Grace Short Lecture Mandolin Guitar Club Selection Misses Painter Soog Miss Jennie Bailey Heading the' Journal - Jas. W. Paxman Benediction' -- - , -- -- i A Card. Bradford. It is believed that he was killed accidentally iWith its issue of Tuesday evening the Provo Dispatch ceased pu bliCation . The his manager, John B. Miller, states in beannouncement ot suspension that he lieves the cessation will be temporary,' but he cannot say positively whether or not there will be a resumption, The banklquestlon is again being agitated in this place and local men are corresponding with outside parties with a view to establishing a bank.. This is a first Class location fora bank and we hope the efforts of our citizens to secure this much needed institution will be i J-.- F. Lul'KoUHATISF II. King, Water Valley, Hiss., C, curd iry Ayers Sarsoparii For Gvi5 years, I suffered untold from muscular rheumatism. I tiidmisery every known remedy, consulted the Lest jhji-cianvisited Ilot Springs, Ark., three times, spending $1000 theie, besides doctors bills J but could obtain only temporary relief. My flesh was wasted away so that I weighed only ninety-thfe- e pounds; my left arm and leg Were drawn out of shape, the muscles s, 7 d V, being twisted up In knots. 1 was unable t? dress myself, except with assistance, and could only hobble about by using a cane. 1 had no Appetite, and jvas assured, by the doctors, that I could not live. The pains, at times, we rd so awful, that 1 could procure relief only by means of hypodermic Injections of morphine. I had fny limbs bandaged in clay, iri sulphur, in poultices; but these gave only temporary relief After trying everything, Mid Suffering tbe most awful tortures, I began to take Ayers Patsapai iiki. Insidd of two months, I was ablO to walk Ivlthotit a cane. In three months, fny limbs began to strengthen, and in the epurse of a year, I was cured My weight has increased to 165 pounds, add I am now able to do my full days work as a railroad blacksmith. AY Li A c?) The Only Worlds Fair Sarsaparilla; JLTEJtS riLJLS curd Headache. -- success-ful.Ephria- m s Plano for $40111 Chicagos most prominent music house, have a number of slightly Lyon & Healy, used and second-hanpianos; taken in trade, used in concerts, aud in fact not brand new instruments, which they have determined to sacrifice rather than to try to make room for. These instruments comprise Square pianos at ftO, ?65,' 90, $100 and $125. Upright pianos at $125, $140, $150, 165, $190, $200, $225, $240 and upward. Grand pianos at $200, $250, $300 and upward. Nearly all originally sold for from two to four times their present price. Almost all prominent makes (In squares and uprights) are represented, including among numerous otbefs Chick-erinKnabe, Steinway, Weber, Decker Steck, Fisher, etc. This is an opportun-ln-&y that will not occur again, as Lyon Healy never had so many pianos of this class before. Immediate .attention is necessary, A good plan would be to order a piano, leaving the seclectlon to However, they, Will send Lyon a list and full particulars upon application. Any piano not proving satisfactory may be returned at their expense. Address at their new salesroou, corner Wabash Avenue and Adams Street, Chicago. Distance is no obstacle in taking of this retfiarkable Chance to advantage obtain a piano, for - in proportion to the saving to be made,- the freight charges are insignificeat. If you do not already know them by reputation, any banker will assure you of Lyan & Healys entire responsibility and record of over a third of a century for honorable dealing. Write today so as to avoid disappointd . LIST OF - Delinquent Tax-Payer- of s Nephi City; In uab County, Utah Territory Notice is hereby given that the follow- - r ing namedof persons are delinquent in the payment city taxes In Nephi City Juab county, Utah Territory for the year 1L95 to the amount heieinafter specified; and that unless said amounts together the the costs are sooner paid, I shall Sell with, property hereinafter described to tatify. such taxes and costs ih the manner prescribed by law. Said sale will begin On the third Monday of December 1895 at twelve oclock noon at the front of itb'e County Court house in Nephi city; Juab county, Utah Territory where I yvil 1 expose for sale, ' and sell at publics auction to the highest' responsible bidder for cash, sufficient of such delinquents real testate to pay tha taxes and costs, aud will continue to sell from day to day until the property o ' such delinquents is exhausted or (he -- taxes and costs paid, ' Abraham Orme, City 'Treasurer Nephi City, Dated Nephi City Utah Nov., 27th 189,3. Adams Henry Lot 3 ElA Frn. 3 block 27 $ B S. j plat 3 21 3.50 A Adams Sharlotte II. lot S4 blk plat Broadbead David B. lot 3 26 (1x54 rods .0." block 28 plat A , 2.27 ' Bruno AnthaTyr lot 3 brock 24 plat D 5.3 Booth John A lot 2 block 6 plat I B. 7.91 lot 31 block 28 Bnrton . Herbert Ss plat 24 blk Sission A lot 23 fraction! fa' , : 3.91 D .... ; ; plat , Carter A. R. lot 1 10314 ft Xl3 rods block 21 5.2 CT, A plat Iff Downs John R personal property.. 23 52 , Foote Cyrus lot 3 K block 30 plat A 3.52 Ooble Edwin lot 234 block 43 plat D. Henroad Gutave let 4 S4 block 19 plat A.. 6.2!--' block 32 plat B.. 3.3.5 Ilaynes Henry lot 34 S4block 3 68 32 plat B... Haynes Joseph lot blk 37 plat 2 Hague 4John lot 1 45ftx6rods A, lot lllftxl3 rds blk 21 plat A. lot 22 S Vt blk 311 plat A. lot 12 S V, blk 31 plat ; ; 32.78 A, lot 31 N U block 15 plat D 3.68 Hickman Emma lot 2 blk 43 plat A Hamilton R. S. Jot 4 38x!llft blk 23 plat A. 6.70 lot 4 574214 ft blk 28 plat A IlicktnanJ. R.lot 4fix9tA rds blk 44 platA 0.09 , ft blk 44 plat-- . 0 Hartley J, W. lot 58x163 McCune lot 2 53AxllO ft block 45 Hague & ..... t r .7 . A plat ! 4 30 D Jensen Andreas lot blk plat 1.7(Z Kendall Geor W. lot 1 blk 0 plat C Morris Charles lot 3 blk 4,8 plat A lot 4 blk 38 plat I 5jy ; Palmer A. W. lot 43xl3 rd blk 41 plat A 2.4(1 ,-1.5(1 Peterson Chris lot IE1 blk 7 2.97 O Perton W..H. lot342 blk 21 plat platC lot W45 Ni blk 52 platA- 3.2.; r SperryWm. 3.7f t Schofield S. J. lot4blk39 plal 13... TeasdahJ Mrs. F. C. lot 2b HNi block 15 3.00 D........ lot 2 block 37 plat Sarah C 1.13 J. Tolley plat ment.Tranter Joseph lot 2 34x13 rds blk 53 plat 3.25 A 4 54x13 blk 15 63 C S. lot J. Tolley plat WOMAN KILLED AT MURRAY 50 WitbecK John fraction plat B 1.20 Whitbeek J. II. lot 4 blk 18 plat B 6.00 Young H.A. F. Tot 3A4 N4 blk3253. A . . . . 2.5C McIntosh Wm. lot M Ng blk plat Mrs.Thompsott Struck by a Rio Gfande First National Bank of Nephi 30 fix 13 Train. rods lot 2 blk 20 plat A and Imp. 40 .. ftxfi one half rods lot 4 blk 37 plat A 11.62 S half lots 12 blk 32 Plat A Irnpr, Chas--e g, Annethemine' Marie' Thompson had blithly prepared her husbands dinner and started down the rodd with the tin for the Germania emeller.' pail, bound danUtterly unconscious of impending ger, she crossed the track of the Rio Gra add Western railway, and an instant later was hurled to her by the passenger train due at Salt Lake at 9:55 a. m. yeatefday. was N6. 7 from Eareka, and The train The it was some minutes behind time. accident happened shortly after 10 oclock so at this point the train was probably ten to twelve minutes late. Thd scene of the accident is at the Germania smelter, between the works and tne office, and the crossing is a regular road west from Murray. The place is a network of tracksof both railroads and the Westerns main line goes past the works in a slight cut. The road which was traversed by Mr3. Thompson runs down hill as it crosses the tfack, and she walked down this incline rather rapidly, ouly to meet her horrible death'. Wednesday Tribune The writer is as ready to correct an erj of to which ha is a party and to make at wrong right, as to condemn it in others; For that reason I wish td state that anything The Blade may have said reflecting on Mr. W. A. Ray of Deseret any other duringisthe late campaign or at hereby cheerfully withdrawn. time,course TLis is not only a simple act of gentleman, but to myself, justice to thatwas no desire to injure him, in that there Co. and in righting what he believed to be The Board of Examination for Juab the in to I am to able examination him, purge will hold a public aniinjustice Monday ana myself of the charge of having taken ad Nephi Central Rcbool-hous- e of to of a the beginning and 23rd 21th, power newspaper vantage Tuesday t Dec. 9 a. "ni. wound the feelings of a iellow Monday-awantonly man. JoriN T. MILLER, Gibbs. Cd.apt. cf fachools. -- f.liSEflY TitO IX -- , List of Unclaimed Letters: for ex-Denc- es A ne opened tber door Cautiously, and Mutual Improvement Associations met his head in,- in a suggestivd sort in conjoint at the tabernacle Monday poking of a way, as if there was more enjoyable prsgram ,was to follow. evening. An as Inquired,- - Ui'ITOLD Enterprize. Treasurer Rognon, of the and Secretary Mt. Nebo Irrigation Company, left for the South Thursday night, for the purpose of paying off the contractors and men who have been employed in the con structiorn of the plant. Herald The tramp whd stole agriculture impleGenuine Tree Tea pkgs for .50 cts. ments from the Provo Hardware and Best Lye 3 boxes for .50 cts , These goods are all of the best quality Iron company Tuesday evening, was given thlitv days In the county jail, Scrip still at par. CHAS. FOOTE. Wednesday by Justice DeMolsy. - . Country Psjtrs, and e.3 has the Largest Circulation ct ry Paper in Central ODR EXCHANGES Territorial News, Culled and Condensed for Blade Readers. The Item management has concluded to job depart place a newspaper plant andsome inent out at Mercur. For time neon been and about have going gotiations next week the first issue of The Mercur Miner will appear from that camp. The paper will be devoted to the development of Mercur aad Camp Floyd mining district. The plant left American Fork this morning for its place of business. p. . I, in the s 27. And General ' troit, Mich., a good Look at our WINDOWS, J 2Sois3fI!4rjrI?taK0 ht. Co-o- 0? CREAM forget the concert at the taber- nacle p sells their groceries as low Nephi &s the lowest. A carload of grain was shipped Thursday to Black Rock. W, I. Birchett returned Monday from a business trip to Payson. Oly Sorensen of Foa a tain Green made Nephi a easiness trip Thursday. Mens Clothing at lass than Salt Lake Co-oCity prices. of George Lowry, the city marshal . Wednes-on our seen streets was Moroni, to-uig- Take dverU-ntHnt- and Southern. Utah , Advertisements. p, By The BLADE r It offers the beat possible medium See those beautiful toys in the Po-oGeo. C. Whitmore Returned from the headquarters The LO' -- i The ou Motto: Country People Head A g' or Religious, i.dRic?-M'tiocia- l V Sff fii ij; V QJ as O Cn uil questions whether Is the y A l.' 4 n-- Money to' Loan. ' In any amount from one hundred, tc ten thousand dollars. On improved farm property or on wnter stock. Recorder. T. C. Winn, County NEPHI HO USE Good Sample Rooms forCommercialTrav-- ' , . , elers. Free to Fatronr all Meet3 Trains, Hack . to and from the station. . . It GOtDSBROUGII, Proprietor, IP -- Ebi; aid oil BAT.llS For f . .hp, . H. H . H A WK I N ? . '- - |
