Show I NOTICE The usual monthly meeting of the W S A will be held in the vestry of the meetinghouse on Friday September Septem-ber 28th at 2 p m Program will be furnished by the ladies of the Fourth ward A full attendance is requested as business of importance is to be trans acted MRS JANEB SYNDER President How s This We offer One Hundred Dollars i Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY CO Props oledo OWe O-We the undersigned have kncwn F J Cheney for the last 15 Years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm VEST TRUAX Wholesae Druggists Drug-gists Toledo O WALTMNG KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally acting directly upon the blood and moucous Buriaces of the system rice 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free NOTICE At a meetiug of the democratic women of Provo held at thc countv omthouse ou Saturday evening last ftr the purpose of organizing a demo ralic Wmens club a temporary or unizntion was effected and coumit < lees appointed with a view to perfect big the work The meeting adjourned to Wednesday evening the Sdh in nstant at S oclock at which time it vill convene in the hall at democratic hadquarters in the GatesSnow build ug All the Indies of Provo who are in sympathy with tbe movement are cordially invited to be present and help to elect officers and complete the organization Mils M L PRATT Chairman MAY BKOWN ecretary Bueklens Arnica Salve TIIK BEST SALVK in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers > als Rheum Fever Sures Tetter Chapped Hands lJlllllain Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money etuxided iric i 25 cents per box FOR SA LE Ii Y Smoot Dnie Ho peiuocrats Attention Primaries will be held in Provo Thursday evening September 27 1894 at 74D p l ui for tile election of delegates dele-gates to tHe county convention to be rick in the county courthouse at Provo October 1st 1894 ana for transacting such otner business as may come before be-fore tbe meeting The apportionment for delegates is us follows First ward 8 Second ward 7 Third ward 10 Fourth ward 7 Fifth ward 12 The primaries will be held at the following lowing places Firs ward Webster schoolhouse Second waid county courthouse Third ward Franklin cooalhousH large l room upstairs fourth ward Park r scboolhouse west noinFith ward Parker schoolnouse north room It is earnestly requested that every democrat attend the meeting in his ward that the feelings and sentiments of the people may be fully repieseuted in the county convention C SAM A KING i Chairman T N TAYLOR Secretary What the Resuscitator Can Do To Whom It Ma < Concern Puovo CITY UTAH AUG 27 1894 1 write this testimonial of my appreciation appre-ciation of the pi ocesss of Baunsheidt ism used by Fred Kaile for the benefit of people wbo may be affected as 1 was For over two months I suffered from jloodooison from a wound in the hand and alter the treatment of doctors had failed entirely to relieve me I was treated by Mr Raile and after treatment treat-ment of two days was able to use my hand and all the paia had left and in the course of two weeks was enabled to resume my work I therefore Heartily recommend the same treatment to any one who may be suffering in this way as tbe best and cheapest cure for blood poisoning have ever seen During the Spring of 1894 I felt weak and stiff Irom malaria for some three months tuUeiiiig also from a severe headache that lasted day and night fur over two weeks after several applications applica-tions of tt e resuscitator I felt like anew a-new man and ever since enjoyed good health all from a few applications of the resussitator some Utah herbs gathered by Mr Rails Respectfully OITAR F BARRETT I Notice to Tax Payers The fJ F iiv t ij ninad parsons are authorized to receive taxes in the dis ricLS set opposite their names up to iict 31st 1801 fames StrwSpringville and Mapleton John Jones Spanish Fork orenzo Argyle Lake Shore 1 W Stewart Benjamin R J Nuttall Salem Samuel Woreencroft Payson Eli Openshaw Santaquin Jotm B Johnson Goshen Sophia Snyder Fairfield L B RodebackCedar Fort W II Vinn Lohi Henry MoyleAlpine and Highland James U CmarkAmerican ForkS Fork-S L Sweuson Pleasant Grove LEVI OrENSIJAW td Call Utah Co REPUBLICAN CONVENTION At Payson Saturdav September 29th For thu above occasion the Rio Grande Western will run a special train on the following schedule Leave Lehi 920 a m j American Fork 938 Geneva 948 Prov 1005 Sprlngviile 1020 j SpafaiFb Fork 1030 Arriye at Payson 1045 a m Returning Return-ing immediately after convention adjourns ad-journs Special rates will be made Farmers Attention Money loaned on irrigated farms at 10 per cent per annum Write or apply ap-ply personally to SAMUEL COBNABT SpaIph Fork Th iroro MaW Ice trAIL TRAIN AVE D PGoin South 920a m R 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HAMMOCKS TENTS GUNS AMMUNITION AND SPORTING GOODS I SEND TO BROWNING BROS too Mom Street Salt baae ltty 2461 Washington AvenueOgden Send for Catalogue Free to All Proyo City Market Corrected Weekly Wheat per bushel eocto 70c Oats percwt 8100 to 1115 Harley per cwt COc tollOO Butter per lb 20o Chickeii each 25c Eggs per do < 100 Alfalfa seed per Ib 8c Jeans porlb old 4o Dried peaches perlb 5o Dried applespor lb 5c Potatoes per bushel soc to 65c < < Onions old perlb 3c Beef perlb 4 to 5c Porkperlb VA to 5c Mutton per Ib 4 to 60 Veal perlb 4 to So Hay wild per ton 1500 HRF alfalfa per ton 1400 Cabbage per lb lc to 1c Raspberries per qt 80 to lUc Blackberries per qt ISo to 12c String beans per lo ao to oo Apricots per bushel 11 CO to 8125 Apples per bushel roc to too Peaches per bushel 75c to 125 Plums 1100 to 1125 C E YOUNG The PAINTER SPECIALTIES Sum Writing r Carnage Painting Paper Hanging Shop one half block north of County Court house P O Box 263 Proyo JOHN F1 1Ey East end of Fourth 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ALKY Ticket Afft Provo THE Cash Market KeepslConatantly on Hand all Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats Me Cured Hams Bacon Lard Philip Speckart Jrop NOW IS T I THETIME rIME TIMETO TO I SUB B OIH IBDES For the DAilY DISPATCH For the SomiWeekly Dispatc DAI Y600 SEMIWEEKLY 205 LeO |