| Show ? : '4 i F tHF cpc KEEP IT HANDY k The good people of oar little burg are feeling happy Winn weather has set In and everything is looking nice and green There is occasionally a wind storm but we would forget we were in Grass Valley If we did not have that BURNEf YOU HAVE CUT OR BRUISED Yourself or have any ho rse cow dog bird or any animal that is wounded ff any way you will find JOII VSO VS BLACK OIL A CURE TIIAT CURES f lieware of imitations Men signed t: 4 Sdld f at z1 CM I Drug Dept Thh ( Genuine only o DENVER AND ItIO GRANDER r-- I KOOSIIARJ1M did bringing la bis head to show that he had done so Ever since then Ahvote has lived by himself and brooded over the killing he had done As early as 1875 Lars Frandson had been a mall carrier and an ore hauler near around tho mines at El Dorado ne would go oft to other places and freight for a while oremne home and say he was going to stay but tho temptation to go on ttlhe road would again When he loft Elsiprove too strong nore two years ago it was with a Snaflay School Ideas RAILROAD CO Tourist or family sleeping car 4 service do you know that every evening the Grande R R in connection with the R G W runs a Tourist pr Family Sleeping Car to Denver in which a lower berth can be secured for 200? In addition to this daily sern vice the D & R G also operates and Fridays Wednesdays Thursdays there distinct Tourist Sleeping Car ines to Omaha Kansas City Chicago Boston and New York-- no change for reduced at greatly Utah passengers— berth rates These Tourist cars are Denver & Rio jnanaged by the Pullman Company and arc provided with all necessary The convenlancos and appliances Tourist car feature together with the admirable train service and scenie attractions of the route has placed the of £(& R G in the foremost ranks and Western Railroads Foe rates detailed information apply to any Ticket Agent of the R G W Rj to B F Novlns General Agent or H k Tie Contractor proper undertakers burled at ElDorado the body at least ' rarily tempoi and that great preparations are made to make it not only enjoyable but memorable 'With quarterly these reviews evedts In addition to the pleasure voudhsafed are great Interest makers It Stimulates the latent energies of the Members and Imbues them with spirits of emulation that nothing else can There are many of our brightest liglitk whose earliest energies were sharpened and guided by their Sunday School ofticers and teachers The successful Sunday School teacher Is a far dille'cnt personage thhu the paid district teacher Ills or tier whole aspirations run in a different channel Their temperament is apt to be somewhat il'ier their aims arc higher and their sensibility more sharpened They have but one object in view— that of leading a soul to God that of leading their charges into newer and better channels of life Tlie only remuneration they get is the evidence of success in their efforts Can this be seen by merely meeting them once a week and talking or reading to them? It is not better to have the subject of their efforts giveu an opportunity to show what has been taught them? Will not these exhibitions of what lias been learned repay tlie teacher in a meas-- i ure for his labors and stimulate not only the other pupils to greater efforts but the othej teachers in the schools to more interested labors? We think it would and without doslrlng to be charged with lnterfer- - J W Sylvester Chris ITemanson Thomas Nielsou School Board "First 'publication May 21st Hands Chilblains Corns and all skin Eruptious and positively cures Piles or uo pay required It money-refunde- ORROCK’S STORE Our shelves are completely stocked with BRIGHT IEW SPRIRG GOODS -- COMPRISING- the LATEST and BEST PATTERNS given ever had in Sevier County can save at least from 25 Gents to 75 per cent by buying from us Ikimnbcr our Grocery lint is complete and prices in both oor Dry Goods and our Grocery Department show the Value of the tiay as you go syst£ m' IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST TO CALL AND SEE BEFORE YOU BUY BEST PUMP MADE t ° Chicago or St Louis t n season to attend to business or connect with all fast trains for the East Some one lias said recently that the the ATCIIISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE railroad was In such disperfect condition that the long New on the tance run of tho “Flyer” York Central could be equaled If not seceded by its magnificent trains JD KEN WORTHY Gon’l Agt Passenger Dept 50 West Second South Street Salt Lake City Utah tf 0 F WARREN Traveling Agt track of Z2 -- CSS AT iMl CdlTff SAL? Ban Pete and Sevier Branch Wobt-Boun- d 2! East-Boun- d STAT IONS AM D Mxd sibn i os Mxd 030 i) m Ar 001) EN Lv845 a m U m 535 p m Ar SALT 3 LAKE Lvl230 p m v v S iQ o o ino n woS - and made him follow up the murderer and kill him which he finally p 1 -- tt apt' wjtl jout rc“"rtu)g 20 yards from spo the Excavation Call and tbc ground AU will no at: Building Scaled Proposals will be received by Louis Mo the Elsinoie District School Board say they from Mr Let with lots of others 22ndlS9' May 22nd 1897 till June to will not waste a two cent stamp for the following viz One Excavafor to pay ilx3G a greed answer They never tion on tlie Elsinore School lot do it They side the paper r and they woi ct feet and 4 feet deep and one do just right The United States Excavation 21x10 feet aud 4 feet deep J ustlcc Postal la ws nor any othe r laws of also Trenching 82x3 feet and 3 feet he fur "hat the Will com pel a man to pi deep to be completed on or belore he will never ort lured tract 24th ef July 1897 Con AWdy” “Olvc bic ad It Is cer(ainly a de awarded to the lowest responsible subscribers when per can not g dcr the dirt to be" transported about by fair o ion means to such 9 hcmes is in arm they are all good and substantial It will pay you to Southern Utah Cal y Summer Goods of From now until July licldou ¥ Our new stock of TROTTING SIRE Take Capital Stock in the stoic and then get the profits back by our per ceut system 1 Mo ndays Tuesdays Richfield Annabella Elsinore Joseph : Wo Like to Show Goods at Wednesday Thursday Monroe The Equitable Friday Store TERMS For stand the season of 1397 cash down or 1 Bcldcu will at the nominal price of 8000 paid (300 if by Sep- VOlli COUNTY WARRANT? jTAIi-- TO tember J M LAIKITZEX AND GET OK THE?! Prices Chatter J At D Beriiason’s MONROE ! S CD EQUITABLE STORE THE BEST BRED paid jb ffs2 ? S® 5! - f J-- P BELDEN - g ss-g- 0) S 2 "M O ' "40 um 000 imLv HELENA P ArSVit nifl45poi Train S3 will rui Tuesday's ThurS'li ys and StuJays Train 31 nil! run Momlayi and Frld lys nWMocLii Agont I) O DcdsfO Ocn’l MauagoG PA Wudlclgli Gcn'l Puiscnger A ont G( jrwrnl oUloSalt Lake C My ever GtaA -- - I- CD b ijs s Olicmi -- £jTo 3 ‘ 9 as mo takth’ 1208-- alr CD GO V LABS rilAI)SO KILLED Last Saturday evening a telegram reached Elsinore telling of the death of Lars Frandson an old resident of that town Later In the evening tho account of the killing was found In the evening papers The 3torjl of the whole affair is about this Some eight years ago an Indian who lived near the mines in ElDorado Canyon killed a mail rider and could not be found and punished by the whites They found his brother Ahvote how- c " 33 3 I fro I CD well-know- r ft 0 eO 9o 15 Tfeas-dale-wat- er You leave Ogden or Salt Lake In 'lie evening and after broakfasting in the sumptuous dining cars of the SANTA FE ROUTE on the third corning you arrive in 1 ?8“ $3 C3 — the! aspirations of bile unpaid teacher show the parents whiit has' been (fane in beAWA half of their chldaenf enliven the inLast August' Manager D B Meteer terest of the Sunday Sdhddij and last visited Annabella Central Mouroe but not least add a religions tone to Elbihore and Joseph to give the Adthe enterprising tone of' vocate frBe' until after election Many Springville’s lively reputation refused 'to fiaper at all ’but otheta did Wherr'DVdght didn’t find fOftEIGN POPULATION IN the'husband home he gdt the wife’s v "UTAH consent to send it to him Election Krolh the ccilsus reports just receive cafne and the Advocates were still ed we learn that Utah stands fourth sent to t!hfe shine They were numbrefused from the post offices and order- on the list for having the largest er of persons born’ of foreign parentJohn R Stewart has purchased the ed stopped bnt there was no stop to it age' North Dakota heads the list property of the Richardson Brothers The plies of Advocates grew and the with 7898 per cent Minnesota next and they leave this week for Idaho post masters couldn’t get rid of them with per cent Wisconsin third Meantime dunning letters lirom with’ 6D Mrs Ellen Stewart was kicked by a per cent and Utah fourth the Advocate office began coming arse a few days since She has suf- CG23 with per Cent In other words Sonic called lu and “paid up” to avoid u'ered considerable out of 207905 people residing in Utah pain but no serious any trouble others not to be Imposed results will follow in 189(1 exactly 137798 people are ot on wculcl do nothing of the sort In a 'fhis leaves only Grover is destined in time to be one little W’hilo the News parer Collection foreign parentage 0107 people in Utah born of Ameriof the prettiest towns of this part agency of St Louis began sending The' northern states as of can parents been making printed letters with blauks filled in Supervisors have a rule all have a very large percentage a repairs on the roads They don’t be- which the following L cample: of foreign population while tho southlieve in having rough roads all sumern etates show a very small percent'tit Louis Mo May 5 1897 mer 1 age North Carolina has less than Fred Lee 1J per Carolina South only M W Mansfield’s steam saw mill percent Elsinore Utah cent Mississippi 2 per cent Alabama lias started up for the summer and Daf feii : and Tennessee 3 per cent and so oi teams arc now busy hauling away the We ha ve received irom The Advo-cq- t' to Maryland which has 21 percent lumber of Richfield an account against up the largest for any southern state O yes there is rumor that some one you for c ollectioa for subscription the which This seems to prove that where wants to change postmasters Why? from Nov 189(5 to May 18'7 pure native product is most numerous Because we now have a Democrat Is amotiuts tc this tfjue to 6190 Will tbcie Democracy nourishes and where rethat all? Yes Then skip out We do you kindly scud us this amount by there is a heavy sprinkling of children not care to change for that reason turn mall of foreign parentage there RepubliNot hear mg from you within ten alone vote Of the vve snail cans get their biggest days from t he da te hereof States United tho of total population 0 W Allen put rafters' oh his barn consider at you acknowledge the th parent33 per ceut is from last spring and they blew oil This debt but reft iso its payment and shall where means more latter The he on them Inphrase spring put securely be age” compelled to foll ow our client's forein born were and no winds came one or loth parents structions aa d placi 3 tlie chum with Another rumor we are to have a our attorneys direc ting them to pro- ign countries Utalial0 lias 987 colored people new store with George Brinkerholl as ceed forthwith a and collect the sJme which included negroes Chinese Japahead man Teasdale is the place fbr with costs — Ex will be nese and civilized Indians business houses Trusting and bcli evlng this unnecessary in your case we aie SEALED PROPOSALS The Newspaper Ci Election Agency 'paj-tie- ! Eggs and Live Chickens taken i 6ANTA FE ROUTE US ELSEWHERE I " in Dress Goods Laces Embroidery at the LOWEST PRICES once would suggest that quarterly views be held and if not this at least annual reviews or anniversaries be given Let tha paronts see what has been done stimulate the emulative th children satisfy Is guaranteed to give rm feet satisfaction or Trice 25 cents per box For Side by all druggists and Gened al dealers re- faculties of TIIL advocates p BUCKLEN S ARNICA SALVE The Rest Sake in the world Jot the tint burg y There has been less wind this spring H Cushing Traveling- Passengei 2nd 68 than West is usual ISLgent D 5s R G No) r Laktf South Street Salt City Some of thegraln fields look gfean Lucerne is weight inches high Fruit and shade trees are well Such ' a weeks In last few ELSINORE change tljp J C OSTLUND From now till next October I want AlexarideS Coleman hasbullfr the piled any place by the railroad best not I though to pay largest dwelling in Belknaptrack from Salina 35 cents each for all red pine ties plied Teasdale by the track and will advaqoe 20 cents Niels Hansen formefljr of Richfield in supplies as soon as tho ties are piled has finished Just to my building three good Fbr further Inform ationapply v houses in Teasdale ) store atmy There Is just enough salt 'in id keep the people well so all now have good health Social m reserve the right to reject any Guts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt all bids Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped and that the Sunday Sohoools of reofntly hcldtlioir annual at'iiiveisary of the establishment of the schools It seoms this event is looked upon with great pleasure In thy ' v at the 1887 Board JVorld ls t openedon Juoe23id Hall Elsinore at 6 SUNDAY SCHOOL REVIEWS Springvijle Independent We learn from the American Fork i We can see that the grfta nip nster death is visiting our neighbors on every side lie has not been hcri for some time and we do not wish hint to come The farther oflt he stays the hotpromise to return tills fall and quit ter we will likd him teaming “Lars” hs every one at The health of the pdople here U called him Hvte supposed to be pretty good Thdsft that have been on such good terms with tho Indians sick are getting better Brother Hatch that they would never hurt him is able to go around and assist a little On the morning of the 12th inst the with the spring work And Sister tdams left the mill At ElDorif&o aud Llndvik who has been bedfast for nearl- wefat up tb the mines loaded and starty fifteen weeks Is now ablo to sit up ed ack at the usual time It became and Wilt ilpdn herseir la'te’knd the teams did not arrive and Those who have had the diphtheria were Supposed to have broken down so ho one feared until an Indian came are now able to go out and minglo to the mill and said that Ahvote had with the rest of the people taken 'aun and might kill the team The base ball clulo is just coming sters' The superintendent at once out They have 6ent for new base-bala the canyon and are going to play again on dispatched messenger up found the teams standing still He the first of June They had such good while tho dead bodies of the teamsters success on the first of May it Ha enwere laying to one side of the wagons couraged them to try again Those Next morning ano'ther victim of the who play are dressed in the ball cosman’s reveyge was found AH eftume and they look quite smart in red forts to capture Alivotc proved vain their red trousers Four more were jellied and then the The bishop says are going to miners got together ordered the Inhave a big time in Salt Lake on the dians to follow the terrible savage and 24th and we must look out and prepare kU him or they would he exterminatto have a big time hero We will be ed v on the lookout but it may not come The Indians at once teoje the trail this way we hope it will of the murderer followed hm among Piute Co attorney S L Page is in rocks and through canyons add finaltown visiting today ly shot him from ambush The kindliest feelings are had toOne of your readers ward Lars Frandson Like all teajn-ster- s he was rough yet he was dearl v TEASDALE ITEMS loved by the people of Elsinore where Teasdale May 17 1897 he was among the first settlers The farmers are rejoicing over the Because of the long distance from lovely spring weather will be Hi Egg Plums 5 cans for 50 cts Coffee 6 papers for 90 cts Coal Oi 30 cts a gallon 16 ounces of Stick Candy for 10 cts 1 10 cts can 10 cts 8 oz paper of Mustard Axle G rease 24 oz Arm and hammer Soda 3 papers 25 cts cts Canned Corn 10 cts BERTLESEN’S GROCERY Paper of T ea 10 MONROE proposals will 41 : A |
