Show Cable From Queen 141 Dear Gresham One more boon I I crave I trust in your affection TIs not to murder Dole the Knave Nor put down insurrection Tis not my crown but me to save I write in deep dejection And so a package I must have Of Parks Tea for my complexion I Greshams Answer to Queen Lil When I received your cablegram I thought I sure would faint 3Tor though I often use Parks Tea Tis not for your complaint I feared that Mrs G would think r Wrong about our connection Till on her dresser there I saw Parks Tea for her complexion Smoot Prnz company Notice to Tax Payers I The following named perso are authorized to receive taxes in the districts dis-tricts set opposite their names up to Oct 31st 1891 James StrawSpringville and Mapleton John Jones Spanish Fork Lorenzo Argyle Lake Shore J W Stewart Benjamin R J Kuttall Salem Samuel Worsencroft Payson Eli Openehaw Santaquin Jonn B Johnson Goshen Sophia Snyder Fairfield L B RodebackCedar Fort W H tfinn Lehl Henry MoyleAlpine and Highland James H ClarkAmerican Fork St L Swenson Pleasant Grove LEVI OWSNBHATV td CoIl Utah Co Notice to Bee Keepers Geo W Mickle of Provo has commenced com-menced making sections for honey and will be prepared to furnish them for I the coming season In any quantity of 1 first and second grade and at prices that will save money to all users of this L class of goods Those interested are especially invited to call and examine the gooda or send for sample which ja secure prompt attention t t I Provo Mail Service I MAIL TRAINS LEAVE 01J Going South 920a m R G W Going East 926 a m E G WG1Ilg West 1155u m U P Going Koidi 432 p m salt Lake and baima East 355 p m Salt Lake and Salina West 415 pm MAIL TRAINS AKHIVE I U PFrom Salt Lake 920 a m R G WFrom the West 926 a m R G WFrom the East 1155 a m Salt Lake and Salina West 355 p m Salt Lake and Salina East 415 pm U P Mail from South 432 p m OFFICE HOURS The general deliyery stamp and registry reg-istry windows open at S a mM and close at 530 p m The money ordpr window opens at 9 a m and closes at 4 p mOn m-On Sundays and legal holidays the general delivery and stamp windows are open from 1130 m to 1230 p m Mail pouches close thirty minutes before the arrival or trams W D HOBCBTB Iostmnster I n MRS W J FAHKY of Le Roy JNY says Have tried fifty cough Cures Parks Cough Syrup is the only one that helped me 1 know it is the best ugh Remedy Sold by Smoot Drug Company W P J3AirEs of 240o Jones street Omaha Neb says of Parks Sure Cure My wife has been constitutionally constitu-tionally wrecked for years Tried everything fruitlessly My druggists persuasion backed bv his guarantee induced me to buy a bottle of Parks Sure Cure The results are truly wen Jerlul Parks Sure Cure for the Liver md Kidneys is a positive specific for the disease of Women Sold by Smoot Drue company Four Big Succeeses Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption Coughs and Colds each bottle guaranteedElectric Bitterss the great remedy for Liver Stomach and Kidneys Bucklens Arnica Salve the best in the world and Dr Kings New Life Pills which are a perfect pill All these remedies are guaranteed to do lust what in claimed tor them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of hem W ftt goo prog Co Women and Learning Statistics collected by the regents of the University of New York shows that in the secondary schools there are 28 5 550 girls of academic grade and 18248 boys Last year more than twothirds of the 488 honor certificates went to girls In the colleges there are 2928 girls and 4048 In the professional and technical schools Many other young women are studying law medicine painting and music The United States census of 1890 gave the number of women wom-en teachers as 288897 In their report upon these statistics the regents remark The remarkable development of wom ans higher education is duo to wide spread recognition that a college course is needed as the best preparation for wifehood motherhood and home life as much as for a professional life I Bucklens Arnica Salve THE BEST SAL Vx in the world for Outs Bruises Sores Ulcers Halt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents per box FOR SALE BY Smoot Drug 0 Farmers Attention Money loaned on irrigated farms at jo per cent per annum Write or apply ap-ply personally to 8AXUEJ OORliA131 f U1I1 fQ t fJlb Notice The Utah Bee Keepers association will hold their semi annual convention on October 4th at Salt Lake city in the Utah Exposition building commencing com-mencing at 10 a m and 2 p m A cordial welcome is extended to all JNo C SAVANEB Secretary SHERIFFS SALE Pursuant to an order of sale to me directed di-rected by the District Court of tb1 First Judicial District of the Territory of Utah 1 shall expose at public sale at the front door ot the Cuunty Courthouse Court-house in the City of Provo County of Utah Territory of Utah on the 9th day of October A lJ 1894 at the hour oi 32 oclock JM the following described real estate The land and premises directed to be sold by thIS decree are situated lying and being the City of ProvOjCounty of Utah and Territory of Utah and bounded and particularly described as tollows towit Commencing at the northeast corner of lot five 5 in block twentyone 21 plat A of Provo city survey of building lots thence south twelve 12 rods thence west font 4 rods j thence north twelve 12 rods thence east four 4 rods to the place of beginning Area fortyeight 48 square rods Together with all and singular the tenements hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining ap-pertaining To be sold as the property Of Adel bert Brown and Olive Brown at the salt of the First National xianko Provo a corporation Terms of sale cash Dated at Provo city Utah county this 18th day of September 1894 JOHN A BROWN Sheriff of Utah Countv Sam A King attorney for plaintiff I bHElilFFS bALE Pursuant to an execution to me directed di-rected by the District court of the First Judicial district jQf the territory of Utah I shall expose at public sale at tt e front door of the county courthouse court-house in the city of Provo county of Jtau and territory Utah on the 24h day of October A D 1894 at the hour of 12 oclock m all the right title claim and interest of Eli Openahaw in and to the following described real estate situated lying and being in the precinct of Sautnquiu county of Utah and territory of Utah and described as I follows towit I The south onehalf Of of the northwest north-west onequarter Pi 01 section twelve 12 township ten 10 south of range one 1 east Bait Lake meridian Containing taming eighty SOj acres more or less To be sold as the property of Eli penshaw at the suit oi 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Management Headquarters for Commercial Men FIRST GLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR Mrs Thos Roylance PrOD BLUM i rrRSERy Provo City Box 39J The on ly holder of a gold medal in Utah Awarded at the Territorial Fair 1891 Florist and Landscape Gardner Gard-ner All kinds of Fruits and Ornaments Orna-ments in season Japanese Chinese and Australian rare plants Roses and Evergreens A Specialty Lawn Grass seed extra clear > clearMail Mail all orders to C H Blomsterberg 437 WeSt 3d streetS street-S WSHARP LIVERY FEED AND Sale Stable Yirsl lass lacks and Carriages SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL MEN Corner 1 and Centre StreetsProvo City Utah POBox 356 Telephone No 48 Proyo City Market Corrected Weekly Wheat per bushel SOc to 70o Oats per cwt 8100 to 8115 Barley per cwt 80c to 8100 Butter per Ib SOc Chickens each 25c Eggs per doz lOo Alfalfa seed per lb 80 Beans perlb old 4c Dried peaches per Ib 5c 3riedapplesperlb 5c Potatoes perbushelt SOc to 65o Onions old per lb 3c Beef psrlb 4 to Be Pork per lb 4H to Be Mutton per lb 4 to 5c Veal perlb 4 to Bo Hay wild per ton 500 Hay alfalfa per ton 8400 Cabbage per lb Ictol o Raspberries per qt 8c to lUc Blackberries per qt lOc to 12c HiinK beans per Ib Octo 5c Apricots per bushel 8100 to 8125 Apples per bushel 35c to Boo Peaches perbushel 75c i to 8120 plums 8100 to 125 THE DENVER Ne Rio Grardo RailEoa SCENIC IM OF THEJ WORLD The only line running two through ast trains daily to ASPEN LEADYILLE COLORADO SPS PUEBLO DENVER Effective April 29t 1894 Train No2 leaves Provo 926 a m Salt Lake 805 a m Arrive at Pueblo 6 30 a m Colorado Springs 751 a m Denver 1030 a m Train Nr < liil ftupci Tremn Q3K T m AW U u Arrive at Pueblo 625 pm Colorado Springs 800 p m Denver 1030 p m Connections made at Pueblo Colorado Colo-rado Springs and Denver with all lines east Elegant day Coaches chair cars and Pullman sleepers on all trains Take the D B G and have a comfortable com-fortable train and enjoy the finest scenery scen-ery on the continent Shortest line to Cripple Creek Colorados Great Gold Camp Train No 2 leaving Provo at 926 ain a-in arrives at Cripple Creek next morning morn-ing 950 A B HUGHES Traffic Manager Denver Cola Col-a UV NKVINS General Agent H M GUSHING T PA68W 2nd South St Salt Lake City Utah aJKHOOPHR G P T A Denver Ccl RIoi GRAN D LEAVE PilOVOiFOB EAST AND SOUTH No2 For Grand Junction and points East 92ajuja No4 For Grand Junction and c points Euat 93jpm No 6 For Springville Thistle Ban pete and Sevier 365 plaNo pla-No 8 For Springvlilo Spanish Fork Pay son and Eureka 620 p a LEAVE PROVO FOB WEST No1 For Salt LakoOgdenAmJTork LaW and the West 1155 a a No 3 For Salt Lake Ogden American Foa iidolrn r can Fork and Lohl and tho West 1011 P JIj No 5 For American Fork Lob and Salt Lake 115 p a No 7 For American Fork Lehl and Salt Lake 823 KEU ARRIVE AT PBOVO FROM EAST AND SOUTH Nol From Denver Grand Junction and points East noM No 3 From DenverGrand Junction and points East 1017 p No 6 FromSpringvilleThlstlo San petoand Sovior4Thp No8 From Springville Spanish Fk Payson and Eureka 825 m ARRIVE AT PROVO FBOM WEST No 3 From California Ogden Salt Lake Lehi and Am Fork 926 am No4 From California Ogden and Salt Lake 935 p in No6 From Salt Lake Lehl and American Fork 356pm No8 From Salt Lake Lebl and American Fork 620pm CThe only line to ogden and Denver without change Free reclining chair cars on through I trains Through Sleeping cars to Denver Kansas city Chicago and San Francisco Elegant Ele-gant equipment safety speed and comfort O B ALKY Ticket Atrt PrOTO THE Cash Market KeepsConstantly on Hand all Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats How Cured Hams Bacon Lard Philip SpecKajt Prop nrn NOW IS THETIME TIME TIMETO I 1 S1TB SaRIEe1 m For the DAILY DISF A TCHI I For the Semifookly Dispatcb DAILY6a00 SEMI WEEKLY 2U5 |