Show Provo Mail service MAIL TRAINS LEA YR U Ptioing South 920 m tt G WGoing East 926 a ink in-k G WGoing West 1155 am U PGoin North 432 p m jaIL Lake hnJ balms East 355 p m Salt Lake and Salina West 415 pm MAIL TRAINS ABIUVE U P Fiom Salt Lake 920 a m R U W From the West 926 a m R G Wrom the East 1155 a m Salt Lake and Salina West 355 p m tiait Luke ana sauna uast 410 p m U P Mail from South 432 p m OFFIOK HOURS The general dehyery stamp and registry reg-istry inflows open at 8 a m and lose at 530 p m i The money order window opens at 9 a m and closes at 4 p mOn m-On Sundays and legal holidays the eneral delivery and stamp windows are open from 1130 m to 1230 p m Mail pouches close thirty minutes before the arrival or trains W D ROBERTS Postmaster W P BAiKs ol 240o Jones street Omaha Neb says ot Parks fsuie Cure My Vila has been constitutionally constitu-tionally wrecked for years Tried everything fruitlessly My druggist s persuasion backed bv his guarantee nduced me o bu > a bottle of Parks cure Cure The results are truly w n ueriul Parks Sure Cure for the Liver end Kidnej5 is a positive specific for the disease ut l Women Sold by Smoot Drug com fHI Home Missionaries The home missionaries of Utah Stake are appointed to preach on Sunday Oct 28th 1894 at uthe wards designated desig-nated NOUTR DISTRICT A Halladay t Provo 3rd ward > amuei Liddiard f C D Glazier t t Provo 4th J r F Gates f N L Nelsen t > Lake View clan Jorgensen f John N Turner t I Timpanogos fames H Snyder Don OClayton t f Pleasant Grove James Adams f First Ward Fames W Vance t Pleasant Grove C C Hackett J Second Ward W Chipmau Sr J PleasantGrove John R Hmdly f Third Ward W H Feeroau t Pleasant View Jacob Carlmn f AlphoiiBO M Davis l John Woodhouse American Fork G Johnson A l Lehi IIOH Wooley f J W Bean t I Cedar Valley 011 Uerg f AJivans t J B Keeler f Highland iamue1 A King i S L Chipman LAIpine SOUTH DISTRICT B T Blanchard l Springville P H Boyer f James Wbitehead l I Mapl ton WIllie K Johnson f tames E Hall I Spanish Fork G S Coniiie James H Holly t Salem John Menuenhall H F Thomas t Payson J H Hales f August Swensen t Benjamin David Williams f S P Christensen I Lake ShoreS COBahr Shore-S W H Huish I Spring Lake Peter J Hansen 1 fi C Henrichsen t i Santaquin Lars L Nelsen I Andrew Lovegreen t Goshen Edward W Clark I M L Pratt t I Provo 1st ward Vm S Tanner r AL SouiliAick t j Provo 2nd A Jlamvaring J Hours of meeting Lake View ward 1030 a m and 2 p m Timpanogos ward 2 and 7 p m and in the Provo ward meeting houses at 630 p m Spiiugville 2 p m Spanish Fork 2 and 7 p m Salem 2 p m Payson 2 and i30 p m Santaquin 2 p m Goshen 2 pm Lehi 2 p m Alpfne 2pm American Fork 2 and 7 p in Pleasant uiove 2 p4 m Cedar Valley 2 p m Highland 230 p m Spring Lake 2 pin p-in Benjamin 230 p m Pleasant View 2 p inLake Shore 230 D m Buck ens Arnica Salve THE BEST SALVE in the world for Outs Bruises Sores Ulcers Halt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and 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daily to ASPEN a LEAJDYILLE COLORADO SPS r PUEBLO DENVER li Effective April 29 1894 Train No 2 leaves Provo 926 a malt m-alt Lake 805 a m Arrive at Pueblo ease a in vxiiuraao opringa eoi a m a Denver 1030 a m Train No 4uleaves Provo 935 p m Arrive at Pueblo 625 pm Colorado I Springs 800 pm Denver 1030 p m Connections made at Pueblo Colo rado Springs and Denver with all lines east Elegant day Coaches chair cars and Pullman sleepers on all trains Take the D R G and have a comfortable fortable train and enjoy the finest scenery scen-ery on the continent Shortest line to c Cripple Creek Colorados Great Gold ci Camp Train No 2 leaving Provo at 926 a m arrives at Cripple Creek next morning morn-ing 950 D 613 HUGHES Traffic Manager Denver Col R F NKVINS Reneral Agent A H M GUSHING T P A58 W 2nd South St Bait Lake City utab 5 KHOOPHUO P T A nonverCol BLUM NURSERY Provo City Box 39 The on ly holder of a geld medal in Utah Awarded at the Territorial Fair 1691 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 Grasp seed extra I cear Mail all orders to C H Blomsterberg 437 West 3d street First National Bffi1 OF PROVO A 0 SMOOT President W E PIKE VicePresident D A SWAN Cashier DIRECTORS J C GBAHAM GBO Q Oumoi GEO TAYLOR J P E JOHNSON EF SRELT5 d General Ranking business Transa ted v Exchange drawn onN ew York Chicago Chi-cago San Francisco and al the Principal Cities of Europe R Safety deposit boxes for rent a13 pier annum and Reward 1VR I GRAD RAILWAYJ LEAVE PHOVOJFOB EAST AND SOUTH 102 For Grand Junction and points East 928 a 104 For Grand Junction and points East 935 p in ro6 For Springville Thistle San r pete and Sevler 356 p a No 8 For Bprlngvllle Spanish Fork Payson and Eureka 620 p m LEAVE PROVO FOR WEST fol For Salt LakoOgdenAmFork Lehi and the West 1165 a za No 3 For Salt Lake doc n American Ameri-can Fork and Lob and the west 1017pxa No 5 For American Fork LoW and Salt Lake 415 1a No 7 For American Fork Lehi and V at Salt Lake 823 Km ARRIVE AT PROVO FROM EASl AND SOUTh J Nol From Denver Grand Junction end points East 1165 fO3 From DenverGrand Junction and points East 1017 p fo5 FxomSprlngvilloThlatle San peteand Sevier 415 p re No 8 From Springvllle Spanish Fit Payson and Eureka 825 a ra ARRIVE AT PROVO FROM WEST fo2 From California Ogden Salt Lake Lehi and Am Fork 928 lie m ro4 From California Ogden and Salt Lake 935 p aa io6 From Salt Lake Lehi and American Fork 3J 6pja No 8 From Sail Lake LoW and American Fork 620p ra CThe only line to ogden and Denver without change Free reclining chair cars qn through trains Through Sleeping cars to Denver ansas city Chicago and Han Franalacoi equipment safety speed and comfort 1sr 0 E ALBT Ticket AsrtProTO C Dodge J H Bennett r Gen Mgr GPLA S Welby S H Babcockr Gen Supt GPV i J H aENNE NOW IS THETIME TIME5 TO IjRi SUB SORJEE < For the DAILY DISPATCNP For the SeiiiFWeky Dispatcm 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