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Show I George llniah returned borne Tutrday from Eureka, where be ba teen since the first of the year. E. II. MrBeih'e is the place to buy your barbed wire. A carload just received. Also a oar of corn . OBEQON 8 HOST LINE. fra la, arrive and depart from Payaon II. II. Lawson, traveling freight lellewa: South 8 jrth of the Bio Oraude Western agent Paamugr....4:ISp.m( Pamaucar...lU4rtau in the city Uouday. was Axat. Thokitox, illl Our plows and harrows have arBIO OBANDE WE8TEUN. rived. Come while the stock is TAl) a m, JsbSp m :M am M l m. W. H. Subumsu. Agett. complete at A. & Unisb.'s The public schools of Payson Matlaai to lniura liuertloa mum Im iu tha eafcEtttt tike Kaat-Huui- Wait-Boun- Baa by Thunder evening. All aommuulaa-kla- ni muit ba aeaompaulaj liy tha wri-ars full aama. Anthracite, or hard coal at E. McBeths. Ofiera House tonight, iental l'ele. Joseph Wigbtmau went to o of Millinery Monday, March 20, at Mra. Ferre's. "An Oriental Fete" at the Opera House tonight, by the Provo Opera Go. Mra. J.M. llenery entertained a number of ber lady frienda at her home Tuesday evening. Spring opeuiug -- Agnes Worsencroft is pre- W. B. Butler, representing M. pared to give music ltseons on E. Smith & Co. of Omaha, was in piano and orgau at reasonable town Thursday taking orders for term . 4t goods. Next Thursday night at the Op- 2t Town-shend'sdr- era House, the Bpripgs Bros. MuUssical Extravaganza Company, ual prices. Fob Sale, at T. G. Wimmer A Go's, and II. Lemmone, early peas recommended ss the very beet, liaised by John Francom. 29 2t Win Cravens, John Badham and George 8tark, who have been ont on the road for seveial months with a show, returned home Wede nesday, Cravens sold his outfit down in Arizona. Vita-scop- Payson Harness co-o- p Tlie Place To Buy Working shirts. White shirts, Dress shirts, Silk shirts; Linen collars, House next Thursday night New songs, dances and music will le introduced during the evening. Admissiou 25, 35, and 50 cents. best lot of watchrs and in jewelry the city for sale by John Provstgaard at VY . J. Douglass A Son's, store. Call and see them and get prices. Mrs. Marsh will ojien np a full line of Spring Millinery and as usual will be able to sell at the lowest prices. Abo a full line of Spring Cajx and liair switches. CslI and see us before buying elseTha where. Payson sent a fine delegation to the Bemlix concert ou the 7th., in Provo, 42 people going on the II G W. special. Agent SLernn-- r had the ounpany in chkrge end did his duty very gracefully. Fanuie Simons was the recipient of a most pleasant surprise party at her home fast Wednesday night, gotten np by a number of ber friends. A very enjoyablo time is reported. Mrs. Alice Yorgensen, aged 80 yearn, died in Santaquin last Sunday. A peculiar coincidence of her death was that when a message waa being sent to lies sister, Mrs. Munson, at Moroni a telegram came that she had died. Mrs. Our special line is Pure Oak Tanned No. 1 Harness Leather and Firstclass Workmanship. stitch and strap is warranted to be such Every in all classes of our harness. Rubbers and Rubber boots; All Prices. Neatsfont and prepared harnnoH oil, ahopmitkurV nail. mwuMcalf-Kkl- DR' Mrs. Shot well a divorced women of Spanish Fork and a barber named Stillett, drove over to Provo last Sunday and pnt np at a lodging house, claiming to be man and wife. The woman had ababy in her arms aud after sitting before the fire for a while the lady of the house remarked that the child looked like a corpse and on examination it was found (o be dead. Exposure in the cold is supposed to have been the canse of the child's death. Awarded Highest Honors, Worlds Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair J Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 'Dipri! wi3t yen eat n Bj(1 Mib leather. are not equalled Alin Pnirxac 1 VU1 on Wagon covers 1 And oil cloth; Tents, Paulins, (or bed sheets), Nose Sacks, Horse Blankets, Duck, Lap Dusters and Robes. Pretty Calicoes, SHEEPMEN You will find our Pack Sand lea, litll Strapping, Hobble, etc Fancy dress goods, to anyones, Cutne and See. superior Ribbins, laces; onr slock and gets onr WE GUARANTEE that anyone wlm All the latest styles will no here prices buy in spring and a are no lias bvena" but urn pulling , out goods for tho present aud futnie. Summer goods, Silks and satins; All kinds of hose PAYSON OPERA HOUSE. At all kind of prices; Green, staple and Fancy groceries, THURSDAY. MARCH 23. Grain and potatoes; Glassware, . Queensware, Lamps and n-- ea w Spriggs Bros. other things Too numerous to mention. Musical Extravaganza Company. A few suits of clothes to he closed out A musical farce in three acts. at bargains . T.B.VDID80n,Jr., Superintendent. HILARITY Presenting m New Songs ft Gmtany New Dances New Music New Costumes. of Cady and Gentlemen ftrtists. Admission, 25, 35, and 50. cents. A. PETERSON, Manufacturer of Stars. COFFINS, Payson, Utah. (Pioneer Harness Store.) Gall at Williams cash store and see one of the finest line of ladies HARNESS AND Our Heavy Team Harness, 'W FULLY Believing that the beet time to determine the quality of goods is while they are iu nee; we not only InYlte you to oxnniino and get prices of our hew stock, bat also to examine onr harness now in use upon BcorrS of the beat teams iu Utah county. A Many a Lover turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Boot Tea purifies the breath by Its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price SScts. and Socts. atTownsh end's Drug Store. J. 1). Stark, J. IKiuglaN1 SINGLE AND DOUBLE 1 BUGGY HARNESS, carried in stock and made to order. Saddles, Bridles, Spurs; Quirts, n endle profuson from 5 ots. to $1.50 T (jTllarneu and 8 addles Repaired, Cleaned, Oiled and Polished on eburt notice and Bole Shirti Pat'. FULL LINE OF Pack Saddle outfits and sheepmens supplies. NEATS-FOOand HARNESS OIL. NOTARY PUBLIC, ( ifflre In W. WARRANTED, The sale of which daring the last Ion years has increased from 4 Sets in 1889 to Dozens of Sets in 1398. dies, red herrings, canned brook trout, shrimps, clams, and a variety of fresh fish every Friday at 2t Wightman A Sons. IT as SADDLERY, Our Special Hue continues to be. ert 2nd Baby. m assortment of Spurs, Shaps, Cinches, Pads, Celluloid Rings and other things too numerous to mention. An Horse shoes, Nails and All kinds of Garden tools; Washing machines; Carpets, Linoleum, Carpet warp, The Belief Society of Spring-lak- e shows in the city. held their meeting yesterday shoes ever to suit everybody. Prices aftemoou ia their new meeting house at 2 o'clock. After the J. Sheer, Sedslla, Mo., conductor on electric street Car line, writes that all a bounteous meeting enjoyed hlB little daughter was very low with feast which had been prepared croup, and ber life saved after all phyhad failed, only by using One for the occasion, which was a part sicians Townshend. Minute Cough Unra.-Bof the program highly enjoyed by Smoked salmon, mackerel, haliall. The evening was spent in but, bloaters, codfish, finnan baddancing. ned ny We carry a full line of Saddles, Bridles, Quirts, Cattle and Celluloid collars; Horse whips, a nd Buggy whips All kinds of shoes, T. G. Wimmer and Ed Simona are feeling somewhat hilarious over an assay of some ore from the Decade mine ont at Deep Creek, in which they are the principal owners. The ore went $75 to the ton in gold, and there is a three foot vein of it. Saddlery, of all other brands of leather but pure oak tanned harneaa leather No. , stamped ou every sule of leather, for other brands are not the beat of material. iu mm m miim im m imi iTjmm iuimmim m Window curtains, Lace Curtains The Spriggs Bros. Musical ExAnd table linen; tra VRgnuza Co. appear at the 0erd ug ore Special liaton covers for Sale Week commencing Monday, Mar. 20, ami ending Match 20, 1899. 10x14. 8 ox. $1.25. 10x15, 8 ox. $1.50. 10x14. 10 ox. $2.00. 10x15, 10 ox. $2 2a 11x14, 10 oz. $2.25. We guarantee the (luck to bo equal to auv cover sold here. Now is yonr chance to bhy covers cheaper than they have ever been offered. We also have a large line of teuta that we will quote yon at veiy low pwfci. William's Cash fetors. i Men's sample shoes worth $3.00 will be sold at William's cash store next week lor ouly $1.35. Glotlkliiir, . Pro-v- tinHave you seen that anti-ru- st will close ou the 19th of May, ware at A. 8. Ilniah's hardware which will be abont the same time store. Guaranteed never to rust. they cloned last year. Thirtecu took in tlw excursion to Tintiu on tha B 0. W. Sunday. White California Club sefd Hearths Provo Opera Co. at the opera house tonight Admis- wheat, G5 cents a bushel; also sion 25, 35, and 50 cents. Danish highland oats, for sale by 29-Call and see the fine line of John Francom, ladies' muslin uuderwear, just arJohn C. Edwards the popular Btore. rived at William's Cash Z. C. M. 1 drummer was in town Castle Oate coal is guaranteed the first of the week interviewing to last longer than any coal on the onr merchant!. Dr. J. M. IIenby Office in market You can get it at E. II. Bank Iteeideuce in Building. McBpth's, the McHatton hotel. Mr. II, W. Davis of Provo, came A. 8. Ilnish'e is the place to buy over last Friday to pay a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Ferre. He re- -. your farm implements and machinery of all description. Prices turned home Wednesday. always the lowest Before the discovery of One Minute J. II. Miller, jr., baa opened an Cough Cure, ministers were greatly disturbed by coughing congregations office in the building next to No excuse for It now. liert Town store, with a comthend. of electric line fixtures. plete If yon garden for profit or plena, Joe lleece and Warren Depew ore yon will find that Yogeler, intends to starts a butcher shop Wiedemann aeeda are the beet. For about the first of next month in sale by T. G. Witamer A Co. the building where Arinon CraFor a quick remedy and one that Is vens has his harness shop. versectly safe for children let us recGrand display of Spring and ommend One Minute Cough Cura. It Is excellent for croup, hoarseness, tick- Summer pattern hats and bonnets ling In the throat and coughs. Bert at Mra. Ferre's, Monday March Townshend. 2t 23. Everybody invited. Bobn Sunday afternoon Mar. G. S. Forney left Monday morn12, a ten pound baby girl rame to ing for Silver City, where he inthe home of Mr. and Mra. J. J. tends to open up a shoeabop. Mr. McClellan; mother and babe are workman and we a is good Forsey doing excellently. wish him success in his new loJ.S. Fage A Son are closing out cation. their entire Stock of men's and (.'apt. J. Wash Yonng, a knight and yon boya of the griprho quit the road to can gnt better bargins than at any join Torrey'a rough riders, ap.other house in town. peared hare Wednesday with his The third Utah Legislature quit sample case, the first time since t Thursday after having being mustered out. j business bean in operation a week orsr the Quality is determined by comlimit of 60 days. It is dead but parison. When in need of heavy its works will follow it." harness oompare those now in use, The new game law allowing made by Loveless A Stark, with slacks to be killed daring the those bought elsewhere during the month of March, has caused the peat ten years. incessant bang of the shotgun to About forty of David Lante be heard around the. habitation of friends met at hia 1 ome Tuesday .the waterfowls. evening and gave him a very Sam Boyle was arraigned lie-f- pleasant surprise, it being hia 69th Jnstico Taylor for refusing to birthday. Early in the evening Assist Marshal Heaton in arresting Mr. Lant was pursuaded over to When Heaton the home of hie daughter, Mrs. Dyke Fillmore. called on him for assistance Boyle Dixon, and when he came home said he wee sick. Boyle stood and saw so many people gathered trial and was acquitted yesterday. and anch an elegant sapper spread he was very much affeceted as well Special excursion rates to Salt Lake for conference, April 6th, 7 as surprised. 8, 9th, Tickets on sale April 5th r Dyke Fillmore threw a .billiard to 9tb, inclusive, limit April 15th hall at Marshal Heaton last Sat nr. at 82.35 for round trip, via day afternoon, which barely mimOregon Short Lina For special ed the officer's head and made a train service see advertising mat- dent in the walk Fillmore u handcuffed and taken to the city ter. While Loveless A Stark do not jail where he was kept uutil Mon when he was released on bail eay that they are using the best dty After several postponements a leathei ever shipped to Utah, and trial was finally hail before city doing the best work in all the state, Justice Taylor and Fillmore was they do say that they are still putlet off with a Rue of $12 on a charge ting into their heavy liarnesn, the of resisting an officer. same high grade work and leather, which daring their 10 yeara experience, has enabled a xuni MPi eecae or taataa xowoia them to place harneaa upon the best teams of the mort prominent horse owners of southern Utah. oak-tan- THE Or- Monday ou buaiueaa. Mine 11. An Utah at living prices. Leather and Shoe Nails. mtr |