Show Notice to Tax Payers The huv ij mined parsons are authorized to receive taxes in the dis ricis set opposite their names up to Oct 31st 1894 James StrawSpringville and Mapleton John Jones Spanish Fork Lorenzo ArgyleLake Shore 1 W Stewart Benjamin KJ Nuttall Salem Samuel Woreencroft Payson Eli Openehavv Santaquin John B Johnson Goshen Sophia Snyder Fairfield L B RodebaekCedar Fort V H Vinn Lebi Henry MoyleAlpine and Highland James H ClarkAmerican ForkS Fork-S L Swenson Pleasant Grove LEVI OIENSHAW td CoIl Utah Co REPUBLICAN CONVENTION At Payson Saturdav September 29th For the above occasion the Rio Grande Western will run a special train on the following schedule Leave Lehi 930 a m American Fork 938 Geneva 948 Provo 1005 Sprliigville 1U20 Spanish Pork 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 to per cent per annum Write or apply ap-ply personally to SAMUEL GoRNABt Spanish Fork Utah 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 transacted trans-acted MRS JANEB SYNDER President Bucklens Arnica Salve THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Sale 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 Pries 25 cents per box FOR SALE BY Smoot Drug To 1 Provo Mail Service MAIL TRAINS LEAVED LEAVE-D PGoing South 920 m R G W Going East 926 a m It G WGoing West 1155 a m U PGoing North 432 p m Salt Lake and Sauna East 855 p m Salt Lake and Salina West 415 pm MAIL TRAINS ARRIVE U PFrom Salt Lake 920 a m I R G W From the West 026 a m R G WFrom the East 1155 a m Salt Lake and 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Bergs Shop I street one block north of Depot PROVO UTAH I JOHN CARSON I A ROBERTS JR GllR80N ROBKHi8J Livery Feed S AND Sale Stables Transfer makes connections with all Trains by Hack and Carriage F Streets between 6th and 7th streets novo CITY UTAH THE DENVER AND Rio Grwuo + Raiilload I SCENIC LINE OF WORLD The only line running two through ast trains daily to ASPEN LEADVILLE COLORADO SPS 5 PUEBLO DENVER Effective April 29 1894 Train No2 leaves Provo 9 26 a m Salt Lake 805 a m Arrive at Pueblo 6 30 a m Colorado Springs 751 a m Denver 1030 a m Train No 4uleaves Provo 935 p m Arrive at Pueblo 625 p m Colorado Springs 800 pm 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 R Or 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 nnmn Train No 2 leaving Provo at 926 ain a-in arrives at Cripple Creek next morning morn-ing 950 AS HUGHES Traffic Manager Denver Col B P NBVJNH General Agent H M > > OUSHING T P A58 W 2nd South St Bait Lake City utah KHOOVnaO P T5A nrerCol UillagB BlaGksfflfth S DAVID MELDRUM Blacksmithing Horse Shoeing Wagon Repairing Etc Etc J 8tl blocksnortn 0 First National Bank Piovo Utah First Nationa Bank OF PROVO A 0 SHOOT President W E PIKE VicePresident D A SWAN Cashier DIRECTORS j J C GRAHAM GEO Q CANNON GEO TAYLOR J P E JOHNSON EF SHELTS General Ranking Business Transacted Exchange drawn on New York Ohi cage San Francisco and al tha Prlnciiml Cities of Europe Safety deposit boea for rent atifS per annum fUtl t1 ward i 3 SAYS JI SHE I if CANT 5 d ENOUGH S iT 5 S Wii pDE fiqpNKe4co WANTS1TT14NLYBYI ST LOUIS MRS BIGY3LES With G aiiJ J Tile FOR BASE BALL S LAWM TENNIS CRICKET SUPPLIES ClvOQUETSJSTS FISHING TACKLE HAMMOCKS TENTS GUNS AMMUNITION AND SPORTING GOODS SEND TO BROWNING BROS In M m street bait LaAO tan JM6I Washington Ave1Ue Ogden Send for Catalogue Free to All I Proyo City Market Corrected Weekly Wheat per bushel SOc to TOe Oats percwt 8100 to 8115 Barley per cwt SOc to 1100 Butter per Ib 20c Chicken each 25c Eggs per doz lOo Allalfa seed per lb So Beans per lb old 4c Dried peaches porlb 5c Dried upplesperlb 5c Potatoes per bushel tile to 63o Onions old per Ib 3c Beofperlb 4 to 6c Pork per lb 414 to 5c Mutton per Jb 4 to bo Veal perlb 4 to 5c Hay wild per ton 500 Hay alfalfa per ton WOO Cabbage per Jb Ic toJHc Raspberries per qt 80 to Ida Blackberries per qt lOc to Ida String beans per Id 3c to Sc Apricots per bushel HCO to 8123 Apples per bushel 36c to Soc Peaches per bushel 7oc to 8126 Plums 8100 to 1125 C E9 YOUNG The PAINTERH SPECIALTIES Sign Writing Carnage Painting Paper Hanging Shop one half block north of County Court house P O Box 263 Proyo STAR Meat Market In Boshard Saxey Building opposite op-posite Post Office Choicest feats in Their Season SEND IN YOUR ORDERS DELIVERY PROMPT Best of Treatment Guaranteed Guaran-teed CHEEVER BROS J E OHEEVER Propra Mgr I Excelsior WOilBf jV1i11 S I Ji W HOOlfER iqr CUSTOM MILLING OF ALL KINDS Free delivery to all parts of the city LoWest Possible Gliarges lade Gash Paid for Wheat BLOM NUHSERY Provo City Box 39 The on ly holder of a gold medal in S Utah Awarded at the Territorial Fair 1891 Florist and LandscaDe Gardner Gard-ner All kinds of Fruits and Ornaments Orna-ments in season Japanese Chinese Sand S-and Australian rare plants Roses and Evergreens A Specialty Lawn Grass seed extra o ear Mail all orders to C H Blomsterberg 437 WeSt 3d street n I iD rGRAND S l iESTERN i f d h i k f 1 J LEAVE PJttOVOiFOK EAST AND SOUTH S No 2 For Grand Junction and points East 928 a m No4 For Grand Junction and points East 93Spia No 6 For Sprlngvllle Thistle San S pete and Savior 355 pm No8 For Springvllle Spanish Fort Vayson and Eureka = 620 pm i ifl T620 g1 it LEAVE PROVO FOB WEST No 1 For Salt LakoOgdenAiuFork LaW and the West 1165 m No 3 For Salt Lake Ogden American I Ameri-can Fork and Lehi and the West 1017 pm No5 For American Fork Lehi and Salt Lake 415 p m No 7 For American Fork Lehi and Salt Lake 82 sm ARRIVE AT PROVO FROM EAST AND SOUTH Nol From Denver Grand Junction and points East 1155 No 3 From DenverGrand Junction and points East 1017 P No 6 FromSprlDgvllleThlstle San potoand Sevier 415 p in No8 From Springrvllle Spanish Fk Payson and Eureka 825 a m AKR1VE AT PROVO FROM WEST No 2 From California Ogden Salt Lake Lehi and Am Fork 926 a m No4 From California Ogden and Salt Lake 935 pm No6 From Salt Lake Lehi and American Fork 356pm No8 From Salt Lake Lehi and AmericanFork 620pm CThe only line to ogden and Denvor without change Free reclining chair cars on through trains Through Sleeping cars to Denver Kansas city Chicago and San Francisco Elegant Ele-gant equipment safety speed ani comfort eF1JO 0 ALKY Ticket Asrt Provo t THE Cash Market KeepaConatantly on Hand all Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats Home Cured Hams Bacon Lard Philip SpeckartProp Prop I n NOW IS < THETIME TIMES TIME-S S TO 5 S 8UB SORIBE For the DAilY D1SPATeH S For the Sou1iWeekly DispatchI 5 5 DAILY6OO 5 SEMIWEEKLY 205 w S S |