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Show J.H. EVANS James D. Powers was at Provo WedRepublican rally tonight. Republican mooting at the opera News is not to plentiful today as has nesday. house tonight. been in previous issues. A child of Ervin Stewart is quite sick Four cars of Leots were shipped from Teeth extracted at I)r. Evans office with typhoid fever. the Rio Grande depot yesterday. without pain . No extra charge. M. L. Scott, of American Fork was in Over Douglass Hardware Store, Payson C. E. Loose passed through Pay son Nels Christensen, of Pond Town, was town Thursday, on business connected yesterday from Eureka en route to Provu. with the Item, All kinds of Dental Work Done hauling beets to Payson Thursday. und Satisfaction Guaranteed. Peter Hanson of Benjamin was seen Licerse to wed was issued in Provo Judges of election for Benjamin: J. in Pavson Thursday, ou a loud of sugar Treating and Filling Diseased Teeth a Specialty. W. Stewart, B. M. Davis find Franklin Wednesday to John E. Clark, of Spring beets. of Miss Minnie and Lake, Halladay, Matb-. The officers of the primary association Santaquin. TEETH EXTRACTED PATH WITHOUT Don't fail ro hear Prof. J. M. Tanner visited the primary of Spring Lake ye -Ezra Oakley, of Springville, and Miss at the opera house Tuesday afternoon terday. Maud Loveless, of this place were martwo o'clock. John X. Edmun, Joseph E. Gaidner at ried Wednesday . A reception was given C. W. Jackson and Rob Wiinmer exand Evan Taylur are judges of election Wednesday evening at the residence of for Salem. ited to go to gait Lake tomorrow on the bride's Castle Gate Lump paren ts . 84.50 their bicycles. The teaohers of the public schools of Pleasant 4.50 Valley Lump Prof. J. L. Townshend, with his famOur schools received Castle Gate Nut public yesterday 4.00 Springville visited the Payson schools ily, will move to Provo soon, where they, a and visit from Rock very agreeable 4.00 pleasant Springs Nut Wednesday. wiil reside the comirg winter. A part of teachers of Spanish Fork. Rock Springs Lump 84.75 his household fixtures were hauled to J. I). Irvine is appointed to speak to Frank 11. Page is an artist with the the county seat Thursday. 60 Cents per ten for delivery. the Democrats at Salem tonight, llis blue His work on the bulletin encil. assistant will be J. E. Hull. The McIIatton Hotel hack is underboard vouches for the proof. going repairs, in the shape of remodling S. C. Hays will go to Lehi tomorrow The judges of election for November and painting. The hack will make a by bicycle, where he will meet G. H. G, of Spring Lake are E, A. Huish. Thos. neater appearance when it once more Nance and talk over old times. E. Peery and John 11. Moore, Jr. gets in running order. D. John Irvine, Joseph E. Page nnd Grand A Democratic meeting was understood Republican Rally at the Payson A. S. lfigham have been appointed judges Opera House this evening, Oct. 20th. to be held Inst evening, with S. R. Thurof election for Payson Precinct. Tne Hoii. C. S. Varian will speak; a man and J. B. Milner os speakers, so Hon. Cbus. S. Varian will address the cordial invitation is extended to all. the Provo Dispatch informed its Payson Republicans of Payson this evening at Come everj body. readers. The notice did not materalize McCann e & Taylor, Props. the opera house. Come and hear him. A Vermont editor has invented a new into a fact. We handle only the best brands of Wines, Several trout were captured Thursfor Thirteen Pima Indians from the Gila way Btirring up delinquent subscribday in the little stream running in front ers. He wrrites Liquors and Cigars. obituary notices of them river reservation, Arizona,passed through of the Times ollice. They were throuw assuming that they must be dead as he Provo Wednesday over the Rio Grande Bottled goods a specialty. First-clas- s into the main creek. dues not hear from them. bound for Fort Louis, Colo., Western, Billiard and Pool room in connection . Louis Ramsey has displayed in a north where will school attend as .wards they The merchants advertising in the window of the bank a e of Sam. Uncle Enquirer. We still maintain our reputation of being portrait Timkh are live men. They want trade. of himself. The picture is a tine piece Owing to the hard timeB we have dedo the business of the town. Their of work, and deserves much praise for its They methods are correct and t he people take cided to reduce the price of coal for the artist, Mr; Ramsey. next sixty days, ns follows: Castle Gate pleasure in patronizing them. Mrs. Francis has been secured to give lump, 84.5Q per ton; Ro"k Springs lump, All advertisers in the Times are enti- 84.75 instructions in vocal music every Monper ton; Pleasant Valley lump, tled to free locals. So if you are an adver- 84.50 per ton. Now is the time to buy day, Wednesday, and Friday at 2 p. m , tiser and have some' to special bargains ns this reduction is made soly for the free to members of the Ililf Academy, IN TOWN. offer to the public, don't be afraid to benefit of our customers. others wishing to enter the class may bring in your locals to that effect. McBetiiBbos. call on Mrs. Francis. blow-uA p nearly happened at the Henry Smith took a crowd of Payson A second bulletin in front of the e people to Suntaquiu last night, where a home of W. A. Miles yesterday afterexplains the other side and exreception and dance was given by John noon. Wiil had come home from a huntit too. We plains thoroughly, have ref- E. Clark, in honor of his marriage to ing trip at the lake, and placed a box of erence in Editorialilcs to the first bullet- Miss Minnie loaded shotgun shells just outHalladay, of that place. in posted, but by this evening it is hinted side of the door. Ilis little girl got For the Annual Grand Lodge meetit will be hauled down. hold of the cartridges and put them ing I. O. 0. F. at Ogden Oct 23 and 24, in the stove, unknowing the result. Dr. A. M. Thorpe, recently from the the Union Pacific will sell tickets at one Silas Johnson made the discovery after east, has decided to cast his lot with the and one fifth fare on the certificate plan. people of Payson. It seems there ought W. J. Moore Grand Sec V, will sign cer- one shell had exploded, and vuickly took the shells from the fireplace. Nothing to be enough work for two physicians tificates. serious resulted. in this town and surrounding settleFor the Annual meeting of the Grand Come out and hoar Hon. C. S. Varian ments where there is no resident doctor. ZEEE DEAN, Propr. at the oepra house' tonight Come ou Lodge I. O. O. F. of Utah at Ogden Oct. W e ought, therefore, to give the new comer a hearty welcome to our midst. and hear the gentleman who revealed 23 and 24, the Rio Grande Western will Dr. Thorpe is a graduate of the North- the fact that Salt Lake City was Repub- make a rate of a fare and a fifth on the Old Established Barber. western Univeisity at Chicago, and in lican by almost one thousand majority certificate plan from points in Utah to First-Cla- ss Wcrfc Guaranteed. and return. to V. Tickets .be sold Ogden G in by Hall defeating is the a appearance special respected and nice man. .Elegant Bath Rooms in Connection. election for member of the House, last Oct. 23 and 24, limited to the 25. DeleProf. J. M. Tanner will speak at the gates wifi pay full fare going to Ogden January. Opera House Tuesday afternoon. Ilia and take receipt for amount; this reThe following is clipped from a Provo coming will be hailed with joy by the ceipt when certified to by W. J. Moore, Republicans, and manj Democrats, as paper of Wednesday evening: Wm. L. wifi secure holder return rate of he is so well known throughout Utah Worsencroft came over from Payson to- Secy., one fifth fare. county. For ten years Mr. Tanner was day and procured a paper from Clerk ROCK SPRINGS at the head of the faculty in the B. Y. Ilalliday which gives him the legal OBSTINATE COLDS. right academy at Provo, and since then has to steal away from us one of Provos favBITUMINOUS COAL. Dr. Humphreys Specific No. 77 wifi graduated from the law school of that orite daughters. The object of his love break up an obstinate cold that haDgs $5.00 a ton is Miss Elizabeth John, vials of pleasant Rock Springs Lump great temple of learning, Harvard daughter of on." Put upfitin smallvest Nut 4.00 a ton your pellets; just pocket; price The Professor is an eloquent President John. Slack 3.00 a ton 25c; all druggists. speaker, and has just concluded a week's The 50o per ton delivery, boy, George E. Chrissuccessful tour of Cache county. tiansen of Richfield, who thought he was The Enquirer has commenced upon a doing nothing wrong when he GEO.W. HANCOCK. series of biographies of the Republican the Banjo bed with Mrs. Mossoccupied whose candidates for offices of this county, the husband gave her to him is now republication of which will be read with penting of his folly in the penitentiary. interest by that paper's many readers. Mrs. Moss who once held a BLACKSMITH. respected These sketches will assist one in voting position in society, is now' in a most JOHN FRANCIS, Prop. pitiShop in rear of Chas. Brewertons store on the 6th inst. They will assist you able condition. She was allowed to go this way: You can read them, and by home to look after her five helpless chillorse Shoeing, $3 a span, everything so doing learn the character and lluifl ability dren. The cases against both of these f e rnished. of each candidate running for office. old people will be heard on November 10. Setting buggy tires, $3 a set. You can then go to the ballot box and Wagon tires, 81.50 a set. They pleaded not guilty to the indictcast your vote for a man you know some- ment found Sixteen inch plow share, 82.50. Give him a call. against them, Tuesday. Twelve inch plow share, 82. thing about. Provo Dispatch. and Buggy Work of all kinds. Connection. Stable in Wagon Livery Hally tonight. DENTIST. y . COAL 4 MCBETH BROS. i life-siz- post-offic- 12-gau- ge J. S. PAGE & SON. PAYSON BARBER SHOP COAL! COAL! Col-Jege- C Fred Peterson, Ik test ink a. . |
