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Show iiMfTbiiiii i an mil mfirr'T" -HWiWM 'iM.l.L.iHMIHliiiMi '( nuirmrMVY-rit " ' "imltPMnrniifcitmi M;iinrrtiff)WW.lw -in " Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. flsed in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard ON THE WING. Calicoes from two cents upwards at T. (t. Webber's, j ' Titb midwinter sa'e ot seaeonable i goods at T.G. Webber's Fresit oysters by the can or in bulk , at B. F. Fleiner's in the Southworth block. The rabbits that will be Blaughtered tomorrow are to bo distributed among the poor of Provo. Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver aDd bowels. 25c. s John Comers of Lehi and Mary E. Lee of American ForK have taken out "the necessary papers." I Wanted. Reliable man, permanent position. Stamp and reference, A. T. Morris, care this paper. Prom 1.00 up received on savings deposits. J. R. Twelves, Cashier. Prof. JosErn Whitkly relumed Sunday night from a Beyeral days visit atOgden, where he had gone to lecture lec-ture to the Atheneum. "Ayeh's Sarsaparilla is the only blood purifier in the world, which fills 11 the requirements of a standard family medicine." The fact that Ayer'e , Sarsaparilla was the only remedy of the kind admitted at the great Columbian Colum-bian Exposition, in addition to the ; thousands of testimonials attesting the lact that Ayer's Sarsaparilla cures, confirms the above staiement. The Mondern Invalid. lias tastes medicinally ,in keeping with other luxuries. A remedy must be pleasantly acceptable inform, purely wholesome in composition, truly bene fic ial in effect and entirely free from every objectionable qiialitv. If really ill he consults a phyeiciar;; if consti pated he uses the feenile family laxa-J: laxa-J: jf liye Jyrup of Figs. llir.es, J. W. Turner, Jos. T. McEwan. L. llolbrook and Albirt Glazier were appointed a committer to work at this end to get bjnd for a deed to the site, the work of preparing the grounds contracted con-tracted lor, and things generally in readiness. The gentlemen of the above named committees are requested to meet in Judge Jones' ouic at the county courthouse court-house tomorrow (Tuesday) morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of organizing organiz-ing the comzni .tees with ti.e necessary sub-committees, and attending to such other uubinesi as may come up. What is a Guarantee? It is this. If you have a cough or cold, a tickling in the throat, which Keeps you conFtantly coughing, or if yru are afflcted witn a- y Chest,Throat, r Lung trouble, Wl oot irg Courl, &c, and you uce Ballard's Ho .t hound Syrup ; as directed, giving it a fcjr tiiai.'and no benefit is experienced, we authorize author-ize our advert sed agei.t, to refund your money on return of battle. It never fails to give sati faction It promptly relieves JJronch tis, Sold by Smoot 0rug Co. t I S10 Reward. Will pay the above reward for the man cr boy who wrote the line over The Dispatch sign leaning against j the fence on J street. Apply at this office. i Parley P. Fullmer and Sarah A. Shepherd, both of Springville were today to-day granted a license to wed. The third of the series of hops by the Oxford club is to be given this evening in the Christensen Dancing academy. The Enders hearing on arson has occupied oc-cupied Commissioner Dudley's time during the greater part of the day and is still on. Mr. Wm. Ashwoeth goes tomorrow to Beaver, to attend the funeral of his mother, who died at St. George a day or two since. TriE Payson shooters will not come to time on the proposed rabbit killing contest with Provo shooters, so the shoot in all likelihood is off for good. Very creditable specimens of slate, graphite, ozokerite, onyx and iron left Provo ytsterday for the midwinter fair. The specimens of slate have been referred to before in these columns. They are excellent slabs of varying sizes from the Hathenbruck quarries in Slate canyon. The graphite is almost pure, taken in its raw state from the Ilenrichsen claim in Oak Dale. The ozokerite is from some of Assay er Kroupa's claims and the onyx were the beautiful slabs and oth r specimens displayed on Saturday by John Devy. There were two heavy specimens of superb iron ore. The Kyune and other building etone, marble, etc., as well as specimens of asphaltum from this county, will be Bhipped from Salt Lake city. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder World' Fair Highest Medal and Diploma. I Catarrh In It3 Worst Form Life Almost a Burden A Glorious Changs Dua Solely to Hood's Sarsaparilla. f !e' . Mrs. C. King Geneva, Ohio. Catarrh is a constitutional disease, and therefore there-fore it can only be oured by a constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla. Head what It did for Mrs. King, concisely expressd In her own voluntary worda : " C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. t " Gentlemen: From a grateful heart I write what your grand medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla, has done for me. Five bottles cured me of catarrh in Its worst form. I think it was only a matter of time, when it would have ended la j Bronchial Consumption. I I can scarcely realize wherein a few months ago life was almost a burden, sick and discouraged, now I am Well ami Happy, gaining flesh and a new being. And all owing to Hood's Sar- Hood's Cures saparilla. I will never be without it Yours gratefully. Mrs. Claj:k King, Geneva, Ohio. Hood's Pills cure liver ills, Jaundice, bil-lousuess. bil-lousuess. sick headache aud constipation. 25c. Mr. A. J. Becioian, an experienced hatter and dyer is at work here in the shop of Martin the tinner, repairing and cleaning arents' hats. He takes an old hat and for $1.00 makes it as good as I new. See him by all means and you j will be surprised at the result. Take your old hats to him at once. Clothing dyed and repaired. lw. Parks' Coujrh Syrup Has been so highly recommended to us that we have taken the agency for it and now ask our friends who are suffering suffer-ing with a cold to give it a trial and if it does not give satisfaction your money will be refunded. Every bottle is sold on a positive guarantee." Price 50 cetits and $1,001 gold by Smoot Drag Co. .m.HmmmmmulXw. n.. mt I1 " ' A Hiffli Liver Usually has a bad liver. He is bilious constipated, has indigestion and dyspepsia. dy-spepsia. If there is no organic trouble a few doses of Parks' Sure Cure will tone him up. Parks' Sure Cure is th8 only liver and kidney cure we sell on a positive guarantee. Price $1.00. Sold by Smoot Druz Co. Boakd, lodgings and furnished rooms can be bad on 9th street between be-tween D and E. Mrs. M. L. Newell. Dress soodsl . Dress goods!! Everyone Every-one should secure a dress pattern this week at T. G. Webber's. An immense sale of winter poods is going on this week at T. G. Webber's. There is not a pioneer living in Utah who ever heard of flour being sold at such figures as it is being sold by Boshard at present. For Sale Old papers at 25 cents per hundred. Apply to the business office of The Dispatch. Wasted A full set of the American Encyclopedia. Must be away down for cash. Apply at this office. Provo City Lnmber company, telephone tele-phone No. 31. will furnish you dry cedar kindl'ng wood ready to fire, six sacks for one dollar, delivered. Pitch pine dry wood cut to order for sale. IHair Death! 5. jr 4 .instantly removes and forever destroys, objectionable hair, whether upon the jhands, face, arms or neck, icithoat dis-j .coloration or injury io the most delicate bskin, II was for lifly years the5 JVecret formula f Jr'rsni.j .Wilson, acknowledged by physi-4. cians as the highest authority and Tthe most eminent dermatologist andl) ..hair specialist that ever lived. Dur-4, ing his private practice of a life-jj Ttime among the nobilqy and ari-T .stocracy of Europe he prescribed this recipe. Thrice 81 by mail, sec Qrely packed. Correspondence con- bjldential. Sole Agents for America. Address oThe SKookum Root Hair Grower Co Dept. R., 57 South Fifth Avenue, 4! New York. El I 4 I I " ' ' i IBALD HEADS'! I n efK . What Is th3 condition of yours? Is your hair dry. 5 f J harsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends? lias it n I ' 5 Ci v if jl lilies 3 appearance? Ies it fall oat when cctr.bed or m:M brosltod? I it fullcf dandruff? Does your scalp itch ? J f fifA Is it dry or hi a hcaloc condition? If these arc soe ct W 1 J fc-M'SZ&y yoursymptomsba varr ed in time oryoa will become bald, HI 1 I Mm Mooram modi Hair tower ? - "5 f" 1',"' r.3trh3t7ouni!-X Its production 1? r.ot -n awWnnf. bat f-.e rcsulfcof scteniifle e 1 pa v - ' ' j r.-.-.;irch. lu-.vUic s:f i .ea.-s of the hair and scalp lea to tlw licoT. m I C vj KC"'' "t J -ow tr.-ar- ur-. " sriccknmcoKrai as crither minerals cr oil. It w I ; fcyJ-c.'-y!1 s-r.o::iive,b!:tac!e::b-!;-f'iy chmusi; r-r.4 refrs-Rdins T.-.uis. l'y stiraulattji ; 3 ! s ,. fne oi::--ia. ii .c? jcnUng Im:r, cures dandrwj and groi.a har on t,a.d " 5 jn ,' Jv s ':; Vr Hi. ,v Keen the scalp clean, healthy, and tree from Irritating eraptloo, by K a I !'. F"- ''i '' ii1 toe ise of .s.vrtoi- boap. It destroys paruaili insects, whtci ted IX iAfB S il1 rV the hair. Z I 'i r At1! " your dniitsist cannot supplyyousend direct to us, anrt we will forward s a f Jfc' pifk?1 k il prepaw. n rwviptot price. Grower, $1.00 per bottle ; 6 for Ji.OOt Soap, sue J "J1 THE SKOOKUH ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., 5 T i?Af 57 Soutl fift ATenoe, New York, N. Y. K THE SENATE iEAT MARKET 1 Keeps Constantly on Hand 1 I Beef, Mutton. Port Yeal Bologna and Port Sausie. F FAT CALVES and .DRESSED HOGS WANTED. Free Delivery to any part of the City. Centre St. Provo. j Third Door East of Cosmopolitan. I D. McPHERSON, Prop. The Good Things of Life. MAY ALL BE FOUND AT OOCIDEfTFUL SflLOOfl JHaiben Ulouk, J Street, I'rova. None but the Finest Goods Dealt in at WXLiSOISJ" Sz 3STEIB-A.XjrL'S: ,W1TH A LINE OF CLSsBll III IE1T1 rlHIllllil, Second to Hone in the County, Our Silk and Fancy Dress Goods Department contains some Rare Bargains for Cash.. Call and see us. Get our Prices. Buy our Goods, Wear them. If not satisfactory we will make it so in reason. 5 jp3 ppf ns ir 1 DON'T FORGET OUR PLAGE OF BUSINESS. 30 and 32 Centre Street,Provo. ' $,000 worth of flour came over the E. G. VV. ftr Boshard today. The importance of keeping the liver and kidneys in good condition cannot j be overestimated. Hood's Sarsaparilla I i is a great remedy for regulating and in- vigoiating these organs. Vilate M. Gkeen of American Fork, on Saturday last in Clerk Halli-day's Halli-day's office signed her name, Vilate M. Clark, but she made a mistake. The license was just being issued, Peter G. Clark of American Fork is the hapny man. ! Tue quarantine flag at the home of Jacob F. Gates announces the sad fact that the family is alllicted with that dreaded disease diptheria. Little Cecil, six-years-old, is the sufferer. The doctors pronounce the case a mild one, and that they have under control. We sell Parks' Cough syrup on a posit ive guarantee to cure all throat and lung troubles. It has stood the test for many years and to-day is the leading remedy for the cure of colds consumption and all the diseases of the j t hrnat and lungs. Price 50 cents and $ 1.C0. Sold bv Smoot Drug Co. Dr. Iliff preached a great sermon Sunday morning at the M. E. church. ; It was strong, clear, sound and ortho- dox to a wonderful degree, fully sustaining sus-taining the high character of the revor-md revor-md gentleman as an eloquent, able and powerful exponent of the christain faith. Theue will be a benefit party given on Tuesday evening, February ti, 1894, in the First ward meeting-house Under the auspices of the board of directors to L. S. Glazier, missionary, lately gone to his field of labors in the southern south-ern states. Members of the ward are cordially invited to attend. Tickets 50 cents. Ali. who have or can get a gun and can handle the same, whether experts or not, are invited to join the rabbit Lunt at Xephi tomorrow. A grand masquerade ball is to be given at Kephl tomorrow night to which a general invitation in-vitation s extmid the people of Provo conplimaatary to those who participate in the rabbit hunt. The party leaves Provj for the field of battle on the morning U. P. train. Tins afternoon at 1 o'clock at the residence of the parents in the Fifth ward occurred the funeral services of the remains of Clifton, the 3-year-old son of M. Bushman, who died of membranous mem-branous croup at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. af-ternoon. The little one Buffered only a week and the death was totally unex pected. The devoted parents are prostrated pros-trated with grief and have the sympathy sym-pathy of the entire community. a fairer sight is presented nowhere on God's footstool than a view of Utah's charming Garden City from that eminence. emin-ence. Standing at the brow of that hill the eye not only beholds a beautiful city but the broad expanse of one of the richest and most populous valleys in all these highlands, stretching miles and miles north and south, while on the west is the clam and lovely fresh water lake with the slow and sluggish Jordan wending its way northward carrying the waters of the lake into the Great Salt Lake, lying in the valley northward, while almost beneath your feet is the boiling and turbulent Timpanogos, joining with other streams to fill the Utah lake which teams with the finny tribe of all of the choicest varieties and on whose bosom glide ducks and other choice winged same. This site with twenty-five or more acres of ground will be presented to the territory free of cost, and the grounds will be "placed in as good condition as are the grounds at Salt Lake by the people here, and all the expense of moving the capital will be borne by Provo. This will not be done as a bonus, but simply because our people renlizi that it would not be wisdom to involve the territory in additional ex-peiibe ex-peiibe in order to remove the capital. The removal is asked because it is believed be-lieved the whole people of Utah will be benefited and the greatest number pleased by the removal, and it will cost the territory nothing to make the removal. Messrs. Keed Smoot and . L. Hal-liday Hal-liday were added to the committee already al-ready consisting of J. D Jones, Wm. II. Xing and S li. Thurman to continue con-tinue the work at Salt Lake to prepare and nave the bill presented, etc., and Messrs. George Havercamp, L). T. Clark, W. N. Dusenberry, Don li. Coray, Richard Urereton, John C. Graham, .I.E. Snow, Jomes A. Bean, Newell Knight. R. A. Barney, R. S. SILVER IS Tlilf 111 f 1 IBIc In the Money Market. WlihUS 11 Ore. We will for I lis next i hirty clays Give you ONE DOLLAR'S worth of goods for SIXTY-EIGHT and one-half cents. On February 1st we take inventory, between now and then we must dispose of at least All kinds of goods. No reserve. We are going to CUT, CUT. CUT, CUT. DEEP AND UNMERCIFULLY SLASH PRICES AS THEY HAVE NEVER YET BEEN SLASHED. We must do it, too much stock, that's the cause. Now you have it. J 1,. Some merchants complain that January and February are dull months Not so wil they be with us. The wary buyer has been waiting for just such announcement as we now make, and which is very startling in its nature, but nevertheless true. Aye true, lhat our business has been extremely large, but we bought very heavy and as a consequence have too much stock. We will sell! Take Advantage! That's right. It is to your interest that you should. If anything is fair in love and war; why not in legitimate business? If we must sell our good?, and do so at the minimum profit, what care you? Our loss is not your loss. So we caution you to Tate ADVANTAGE of this the GREATEST of all SALES. I And we have had som great ones. t is now a well known and undisputed argument th atwe are advertisers of fr3 We do as we say always and ever. Everything goes, nothing reserved, fa SLOICS REfwIEEVlBER, Oft3LY UfJTIL FEBRUARY 1st- NEW YORK CASH STORE, Located in Hathenbruck's Store, 14 Centre St, Provo. P. S Watch for our dodger, which will contain a sample of the hundreds of the most stupendous bargains ever offered an appreciative public. Be on hand as "the early .1 bird catches the worm.'' I t : ! |
