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Show 1. T . .' 1 Globe He ader. -- VOL. 12. PAYSON, UTAH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1900. NO. 13 PATENT MEDICINE SALE fOWNSENDS STORE A V? 4fV. r Beginning Monday, Nov, 26th. You can get any Patent Medicine in stock at from 20 to cent discount. Note .the following prices: . ' r Regular Price. 25 per Sale Price. Regular Price. Sale Price. One Minute Cough Cure $ Shilohs Consumption Cure, Kings New Discovery, Townsends Flectric Oil, La Diache Face Powder, Tswnsends Cleopatra Cream, Townsend's Massage Cream, Trial Size, Townsends Tooth Poli.h, The above is only a partial list of the several hundred different kinds of patent medicines we keep in stock, but will give you an idea as to our sale price. ? i Syringes and Rubber Goods. Prescriptions. We have the Unt facilities and the most complete stuck for filling prcMTliilions of any store south of Salt take. Our ibices are right. Thats tho renneu Lint doctors send you here. We h:v) JubY received a Ida lline from Uie manufacturers ami offer them at a very low lce. ; a. . NOTE -- Bear in mind ,s that we now have two stores. Our Drug Store remains at the old stand. Our Cash Store is located in the Worsencroft building. 'f - 5 A , . .: tw BUS OVER BY EHSIHE JUf, The unknown man who was mangled by a lone engine in Provo Tuesday, was seen in Pay son Monday and talked with a number of our people. He rode over from Goshen Sunday with Joseph Williamson of Lake View. The unfortunate man was of German descent, was about 40 years old, and slightly deaf, the latttr being the reason he did not hear the approaching engine. He ,liad jaet returned from Eureka where he sought work. m ROUTE TO MEXICO. Editor Globe-HeadeKnowing that we have left friends snd relatives in PayBon who will be glad to hear of our welfare, wo take the liberty of valasking you for space iu your uable paper for this brief sketch of our trip. Two of the babies iu our com pany have been seasick, otherwise we have all had excellent health and a very enjoyable time. We have only had one delay on the road and that was necessary iu order to unload our stock at Grand J auction for fed, wafer and rest. Last uiglit we traveled from Grand Junction ta Salids, a distance of over three hundred miles Today wo passed through the Grand Canyon and the Royal Gorge, and over the swinging bridge, which is one of the most wonderful pieces of railroad in the United States. The man who enrreved the Grand canyon road must have been one of the greatest surveyors of the age. We have all been so very comfortable that wo wish our friends rind relatives to know, bo we ask yon as a favor to publish with this letter the enclosed copy of a card of thanks presented to II. M. Cushing, traveling agent of the D. & R. G. railway, to whom we are especially grateful. d: oar thanks to the D. & R. G. traveling agent, EL M. Cashing,., who has done all in his power, and more than we could hare asked, to make onr trip a pleasant one while emigrating to Mexico, which in addition to the beautlfnl scenery kindly pointed out by our frieud Mr. Cjualiiug, made the trip one of unrivalled pleasure. Our only regret beiDg that they took us through so fast that we did not get to see it all. The time occupied, with the exception of feeding and resting the stock, being almost equal to the flyer, aud we do heartily recommend the eaid railroads to all parties leaving Utah. F D Ilaymore, II F Johnson, A Huber, J 8 Reece, Keiln Fredrieson, E II By more, Mrs E Reece, J J Huber, Eetella Huber Mrs E M lluber, D Hay igore E Hay more, C Jorgensen, Mr Jorgensen, G AY' Carlsou "AO Fredrieson BAN Elliot. Elliott, E Johnson, 8 E Jolinsnu, Mrs E Senior, " L Moffitt. PICKERIIfi-PAC- E iyiS,6IVF THIHIY HUPTIALS Tliehome of Mr. and Mrs. W. & Paco, on Tuesday evening, was the scene of one of the most -- octal achievements that lias ever occurred. Iu our city, where a large nu miter had gathered to aid in doing honor to tho respect-1 parents and lurppy couple who had chosen to he united at till? season when the leaves of autumn - have faileuQnd e reflect their bright colon in the sunlight of a departing year. Thebiidcwns Miss Ruth Paco and the groom ia Mr. William 1lckeriug, two most respected young people of our town. They were married in Provo Tuesday. AIout a hundred and fifty guests were treeut at the reception, and all that were there hud a delightful time. The bride wore a beautiful silk dress of pale blue limeade with iearl triiulngs. At 12 oclock the sumptuous supper was served alter the season of congratuand during the whole latory and games were music evening songs, brought ill for amusement. Mr. aud Mrs. Pickering will make Payson their homo. May their cup of and good luck lie full to bnppiiuiw Ackers English nemoir Will Stop is the oiler of the ovci flowing iousk at any time, and wiil cure or twelve in cold hours, lhe,worst money refunded. 25 cts. and 50 Astounding Discovery, cts. J . L. Townsliend, Druggist , (ilobe-IJcade- r. Elcotrio Ights f or Mantl. A Mantl, Utah, Nov. 18. A coiujany of energetic business men here have and Incorporated under the name "The Mantl Electric Light and Power Plant Co.," and are now erecting their plant in the mouth of the canyon, promising the citizens of Monti that their eli y will be lit up by electricity by Christmas. One more stride in the way oi advancement Blank office. deeds for sale at this From CoQpersville, Mich., comes word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant tasting liquid that when used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always insures a good nights rest. "It will soon cure cough too, writes Mrs. S. Himel-burge- r, "for three generations of our family have used Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption ar.d never found its equal for Its an unCoughs and Colds. when used for rivaled desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 5c cents and $IjOO at J. L. Townshends. Trial" bottles free. life-sav- er ! i d.-sir- e J ll-W- - - I Governor Well on Monday issued a proclamation setting apart Thursday, November 29th, as Thanksgiving Day. On that day all who can are expected to eat a hearty ent and give thanks. If you have too much turkey to con minus yourself, give it to those who are not su fortunate. The proclamation is as follows: Thejireeldeiitof the United States, in conformity with custom, hallowed by time and endeared to every American heart by tradition, having designated Thursday, the 29th, day of Nov-- i mlier, 19j0, as Thanksgiving day, to be observed by all tho imople of the Republic. Therefore, 1, lleber M. Wells, Governor of the Statu of Utah, by virtue of authority vested in me by law, do hereby proclaim Lite said Thursday, the 28tli day of Novemlier, 1UU0, a legal holiday in this State, and do recom-incu- d its observance by the cop1e as a day of gettvral thanksgiving to the Almighty for the Innumerable mercies and blessings lie has showered upon us during lids, the closing year of tho nineteenth century. No portion of tho Union has received greater manifestations of the Divine goodness than our own beloved commonwealth; do (icople should lio tiioro appreciative of tlie Divine favor and guidance thou the people of Utnli. Let us put away our secular affair on that day and meeting in our places of worship and in our homes, I y public and iwivate devotion, demonstrate the Hearts for the rich abundance which ia ours; and in our devotions lot ns not neglect to minister to the sick and the afflicted, to relieve the wants of the ior and tho unfortunate and to lift up tiie In arts of those who mourn by words of cheer aud deeds of kindness. In testimony whereof X have here unto set my baud and caused the great stall of the State of Utah to lie hereto affixed this 0th day of Novemlier, 1900. llEHEU M. WELLS, k RiBRIT HURT PROBABLE Ed. Simons was over to Goshen Tuesday. AVhHe there members of the gnn club of that place "jumped him about a rabbit bunt with Fayson. Ho informed them they would be accommodated, but gave no exact date. The Goshen-te- s eaid thVy bad Bent for a number of $75 shot guns and after their arrival they would bunt, nil sanguine as to being able to win the battle. The new guns may lclp lie Btraugers a bit, but well ui! up our Bhare toward a dance anil nipper tbnt they can't kill more labbits in an hour or a day AYo lmn we can. accept the arrival await and the clmlliMige, of the uew arms. I A River of Mud. Agricultural College of Utal&wv; Tho Agricultural College of Utah offers courses in Agriculture, Civil EnMechanical Engineering, gineering, Domestic Arts, Commerce, General Science, aud Manual Training. A 1 re para tor y course is given for the accommodation of young men and women wno have been deprived of educational advantages, and who are not pro-mrte enter tho more advanced courses. Winter conrsi-- begin Novem-ti- er 6th. The equipment comprises 105 acres of land, of which 20 acres constitute the Campus, and 4 acres the Athletic Field; 4 buildldgH, with two ciiaicl8, or lecture halls, modern class rooms, laboratories, work shops, kitchens, sewiug moms, a museum, a gymnasium, a library of elglit thousand bound voN umes and several thousand pamphlets and such specimens, apparatus, instruments, and machinery us are required for thorough and efllcient work in all ed s dertments. The heavy storm in Tlulic the Latter The faculty numbers 35, all specia111 the a caused week of leak last I art lists in tlieir respective lines. sump pond of the Eureka Hill mill and For catalogue, which gives informaaliout three oclock Saturday afternoon tion respecting courses, equiiment, ex, the dnm gave way and the sediment etc., address W. J. Kerr, 1resL with a mighty ponses, came down the hill Utah. dent, Lognn, force, hiking with it bux cars, logs ami everything in its path. Five cars of concentrates, valued at several thouNotice. sand dollars, were overturned and tlieir United Staten Lnnd OUtra, contents strewn along tho way. EverySalt laike I 'll jr. Utah, November 19, 1900. thing and everybody was mud" In Notice ia hereby glvou that the State 4 Dutch town that night. Mon working Utah has fllaJ in tliia oitlcea lint. No. St, of in the Reck compres-o- r and engine lands oluctad by the said State for the and maintenance of a Keform rooms were wading in mud hip deep, of the act of Coux and it took heroic work of the men Ui ScbiMil, under MictionIS,IZ ifM. The follnwiiif rets aiiprovod July down the keep the sump fjom running trartc embraeed in cold list are Iu a towufchiu Governor. Seal main working shaft of the Reck com eoutaluinx mineral claims of record, vis: By the Governor: J. T. Ilainmoud 8. b, Thu writer hapjwned to be The NE', i'ectiou U, Ti. 93,, B.,2 Iny. Secretary of State. there and for the first time got a glance Uoridian. A copy of said list, soaras it rcialM to at a river of mud. There were Going to Mexico. here that the Reck shaft was filled up, the said tracts by descriptive subdivisions, L. H. lluisli awed through Salt Lake liut the rcimrt was erroneous. The has heru conspicuously posted in this oBca r City last evening, on the O. S. L. rail- accidedt will euuao aliout 150,000 dam- for Insiieetinu by any iiersoa lutarcsted. aud tlia public generally. by Mexico, with u com- ages to the Eureka-Iill- l road, bound iicople. Within the next sixty days followlux the pany of people numbering tifiy men, date of this notice, under depsrtniental women aud children. The names of 1GGO Gf The Census of November. 17, HM, (23 I.. D. the heads of families with him are; Alexander Jameson, of Emery county A booklet giving the impuiatlon of Wl), protests or contests against the elaim of Emanuel Thomas, of Gushen, Janies all eiiresof the United Stales of 25,000 iba State to any of the trai4sor subdirisions W. lluisli of Spring iiiike, J. I. Uhris nndover according to the (ciisus of herein drscribnd. on the (round that tha same is more valuable for mineral than fop teneen and sun, of Ephraim, Sanpete 190P, hug just lx:t ji issued ly the and Co., John Carling, of Ordervilie, D II iu Mil of the Chicago, affrlrultural purposes, will be received depur Kiihit, of Salt Luke City, and KhUr Milwnnkio! & St. 1huI Railway, and a noted for reiort to tho Oeucral Imnd Oilice Isaac Aldrege, of Emory county, Utah crq y of it muy lie obtained by sending at Wasliinicton, D. C. Failure so to protest or wltblu the time specified will be conAll these except one family nre going your address; with etsinp to contest sidered suDrient evidence of the to the new colutiy Ratepito, in Sonora tu to General os the gu, lnMeiigar pay u character of the said tracts and the Mexico. Agent of iheCblrago, Milwaukee & St. th"r"f beliiK otherwise free from objecThis ii the second company Mr. Paul all way, Chicago, 111. tion, will he recommended for nprrovni, lluisli lias taken to Mexico. lie informed the Nows" further that five Frank D. IIoLhs, Register. Notice. George A. Siullh, Kmeiver. lamiiies left Woodruff, Arizona, a six rl First puldieallou Nov. 24, 1SC0. im ago for the snmu colony, mid that uirtoa tiuniK-- of fumTits liuvo left To whom it mny concern NolicH is Leroliy given tliat I I till, by tmm tlii: lull for llto new Mr. UuLli is in charge of the;wjll DOi Itn resysotisiblt for debts I lure. new colony, ami is now moving his colltrftCteJ by any one. f.milly In the plnte win re he cxi t moinirn.'nunzinnb Ivtoanl Ilaymore. In mu ke l.ie fninr: hon.c. - It. wnt RECREATION Kansas THIS MEANS BUSINESS. On the principal linen of the Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t Paul railway passenger trains are elec trie lighted, steam heated and pro YVith Leased Government Land. tected by block signals these modern appliances, railway The application of I .ester and Albert traveling at high speeds has reach- - A Taylor to lease 21. 7G7 acres of giazing ed a degree of safety heretofore land in the San Junu country for two unknown and not attainable on yea s, at a rental of four percent per roads where they are not in U6P, annum of 11. SO js--r acre, has been acCARD OF THANKS. Electric lights and steam heat cepted liy the Stale Land boarl. Tills 10C0. Nov. make it possible to dispense with it in estimated, will not net the hoard 14, Fneblo, P'r yiar for t,,e 1 v0 y"1- Tl,t AY (lo hereby ihe oil lamp arid tho car stove. e, the undersigned, Bpl'lefttiiiiis of Alex Iteiid ami iufc tender our thanks and apprecia- Block signals hnvc TP.1ueel ihc tracts ",,,jcottF su.lll,.nHf(ir 1wt tion for the rouriesies extruded chances for coliiainns to the Imatd holding that tin1 the were YYr & denied, lb and O. R. the liH by and es- mum by nmintnining an absolute iippiill:iin of fhu Taylor Itn.K was 11 O. railroad companies, Ntws. to extend iuUi vul of apace between lraiu. prior. pecially do we J , si-l- grat-tudeofo- 1 re;-ort- fr 1iis-M-ng- er two-ce- seine-tii.- r 'I'tife-isi- i m nisig. POINTERS, City, K9, |