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Show - J i mm w mm ' W inrai m HMMarai Awarded JIghest HonorsWorld's Fair, A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Thk Springville wheelmen have organized or-ganized and are now busy at work building a bicycle track on which they expect to have some interesting meets in the near future. Where are Provo 'a boys who fitride the bike bo Blow? Surely from three score or more riders in the city a good lively club could be organized and maintained in Frovo. MAKKIAGE license was issued Saturday Sat-urday nightto Christian 11. Hansen, aged 29 and Emily L. Buter, aged 30, both of American Fork. The Utah commission has sent to the Provo board of education, vouchers vouch-ers to be filled and signed for the money paid out to the judges of the last school election. Refund of that money has been promised the board. TriB home of Mr. and Mrs. C W. Baoth of Spanish Fork was made happy on Saturday last by the arrival of a fine baby toy. A!l well. Jr. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Fair HlgbMt Medal and Diploma. A well bred stallion for sale cheap at Lewis' livery stables. Ladies' waists in endless variety, don't delay but come today and get one at Eggertsen's. Fishing tackle at the Provo Hardware Hard-ware & Iron company. A bake chance for housekeepers. On account of removal from the city, I desire to dispose of my household furniture fur-niture within the next twenty aays. t S. Rose. Travelers find a safe companion in De Witt's Oolic and Cholera Cure. A change in drinking water and in diet, often causes severe and dangerous complaints. ThiB medicine always cures them. Smoot Drug comyany. Endless varietv of dress goods at Farrer Brothers & Co. Fob 8 Aim Old papers at 25 cem,i per hundred. Apply to the business office of The Dispatch. Three is one medicine that will cure immediately. We refer to De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure for all Summer Complaints. No delay, no disappointment, disappoint-ment, no failure. Smoot Drug company. com-pany. Spkig lamb on sale every Saturday by the Provo Meat company. Spkay pumps at Eggertsen's. Kow is your chance to send your children to the summer school at the B. Y. academy which commences May 28th, at 10 o'clock p. m. Fob Sale White plume celery plants; Wincingstead and Flat Dutch cabbage plants. Soren Jensen, tabernacle taber-nacle block. Fishing commences the 15th of June. The Provo Hardware & Iron company are in the lead with an immense stock of tackle. Prices are in keeping with the times. , t Don't fail to see the bargains on furniture fur-niture at Rev. S. Eose'B. Furniture must be sold in twenty days. f The best and cheapt st spray pumps in town is at Eggertsen's. We recommend De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure because we believe it a safe and reliable remedy. It'a good effects are shown at once in cases ot Cholera Morbus and similar complaints, com-plaints, Smoot Drug company. Ladies', Misses' and Chrildren's oxfords ox-fords and shoeB, tan and black at Farrer Brothers &Co. The summer school at the B. Y. academy aca-demy will be free to any of the eight grades. This is indeed liberal, t Lawrence Bean and Wells Wentz have returned a keg of beer in lieu of the one they took from the west square on tbe afternoon the lawyers and the merchants played a game "of baseball and are willing to pay all expenses ex-penses that have been incurred in the justice's court. The boys claim they were after a little fun only when they took the beer and had no idea that the result would be that they would be arrested ar-rested for theft. City Justice Booth is out of the city but will be back this eeaing. At 6 o'clock the boya will explain matters thoroughly to him and get out of their little scrape as easily as he will let them, promising never to do anything of the kind again. After a six hourB hearing on Saturday Sat-urday Probate Judge Dusenberry ruled on the final account of David Hone, administrator in the estate of George Hone, deceased of Benjamin, finding the account correct and instructing in-structing the administrator how to de-vide de-vide about $1200.00 worth of personal property remaining. The real estate of the estate had been previously distributed. De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure never disappoints, never fails to give immediate relief. It cures just as sure as you take it. Smoot Drug company. Rev. b. Hose is Belling out his furniture fur-niture at present. Go and buy what you want. - Farrer Brothers & Co. have the nicest lot of percales and calicos in town. The Gates Furniture company have the largest line of baby carriages in the county. Prices way down. Style to suit. There is great danger in neglecting Colic, CioJera and similar complaints. An absolutely prompt and safe cure is found in De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure. Smoot Drug company. Boshard & Saxey are headquarters for home crown berries, and theirs are the choicest fruits grown. t Bed room suits in great variety. Bargains to old and young married people. Call and be conyinced. Gates Furniture company. f Summer training school of the B. Y. academv. will onen Tuesday morn ing, May 28th, at 10 o'clock. Students will be welcomed to any of the eight grades, free of charge. The trainng school will be in session from 10 to 12 a. m., each day, f Pres'Dent Partridge and Counselors Coun-selors John and Snioot were oyer at Springville yesterday afternoon. A general meeting of the Latter-day Saints was had which was largely attended. at-tended. The remains of Joseph II. Tippitts who died at Lake Shore, after an ailment ail-ment of three years, on Friday last, were laid away to rest in the Lake Shore cemetery yeeterday. Imposing and impressive ceremonies were held. John Moore, E. B. K. Ferguson and William Creer were the speakers. Over seventy vehicles followed thj;re-mains thj;re-mains to the cemetery. Mr. Tippitts was well-known and a highly respected and very worthy citizen. He was born on December V, 1847, at Winter Win-ter Quarters. He leaves a wife and eight children and hosts of friends and I other relatives to mourn his loss. Japanese matting, a very cheap covering for floors, price from 20 cents to 45 cents per yard, at Gates Furniture company. f Robinson Bros. $3.00 shoes at Farrer Brothers & Co. When occasion demands its use, try De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is cooling to burns, stops pain instantly, instant-ly, cleanseB. a perfect healer for scalds or skin eruptions. Always cures piles. Smoot Drug company. " A Singer sewing machine, nearly new, for sale cheap, for cash, must be sold at once. See A. E. Veach, attorney, attor-ney, t Heady made Suits at Provo Woolen Mill company. The most pleasant pills for regulating regulat-ing .'the bowels, are De Witt's Little Early Risers. Cure s ck headache and constipation. Small pill. Small dose. Smoot Drug company. Full assortment Btraw hats. Get your first choice. Farrer Brothers & Co. Eastern money to loan on farms. Long or short time. Low interest. Apply to B Bachman, jr., Union Block. Provo f The lovers of angling are getting anxious and all in readiness for tbe 15th of June the fish law expires then and the speckled beauties will be yanked out in great numbers. T. Vincent today filed suit in Commissioner Com-missioner Milner's court for $115 00 damages for killing certain stock. Hon. Wm. n. and Mrs. King will r ceiye and entertain friends at their home on Tuesday evening June 11th. Farms improved. Farming: Lands, Provo City .Residence Property, Will sell cheap and on reasonable terms. One good house in good location loca-tion one-fourth cash balance on partial payments or terms to suit the purchaser. pur-chaser. Ask D. L. Dean or M. J. Barrett. Plenty of rubber hose can now be bad from the Provo Hardware & Iron company. Best quality, lowest price. Persons who are subject to diarhoea will find a speedy cure in De Wits's J Colic and Cholera Cure. Use no other. It is the best that can be made or that money can procure. It leaves the system sys-tem in natural condition after its use. We sell it. Smoot Drug company. Slip into Barney's and see the handsomest hand-somest colored slippers you have ever set eyeB on. Red satin, pink satin, blue satin, pink kid, white, etc. This is the first line of these fine goods ever brought to town, and we guarantee the prices to be 15 per cent, lawer than any in the territory. f S. C. White Leghorn eggs, 50c. per setting, three settings for. $1.504at Provo City Lumber company. W.' J. Ross, Manager. " i GOOD THING-HELP IT.i The following gentlemen are authorized to solicit subscriptions for stock in the Utah Comity Fruit and Agricultural Society And Collect 20 per cent of name. P. H. Boyer, Wm. Drury, W. H.Kelsey, Springville; James Miller, Andrew An-drew W. Johnson, F. Lewis, Spanish Fork; Barry Wride, Payson; Samuel and.'IWilham Ashby, Lake Shore; Evan Wride, M. Jorgensen, A. Halla-day, Halla-day, H. Knudsen, Thos. Leonard. Jnu. Gillies, Provo: H. B. Sterrett, J. W. Gardner, Pleasant Groye; Thos. A. Shelly, American Fork; Israel Evans, Lehi. This society has proven to be a grand thing for the farmers and in fact for the community at large, every citizen in the county should call on one of the committeejor secretary and secureaome of the stock before it ia all taken. Our by-laws for packing and shipping instructions are now printed. Call on the above committee or secretary of the society and get one free1 1 Joey are worth dollars to you. ' ( i The U. S. Gov't Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. Notice to Teachers and Others. Special Excursion Rates Eas, via the Union Pacific, June 17th. On above date the Union Pacific will eell round trip tickets as follows: Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Sioux City $ 30 00 St. Louis 37 50 Chicago 42 50 All tickets good for return uniil September 8lh, Aboye rates open to everybody. Highest of all m leavening Power.- T T. S. Gov't Report Notice. I have for sale an organ, two heating stoves, one cook stove, one gasoline stove, one cot, one book case and other household articles too numerous to mention. All cheap A. E. Veatch, Attorney. SMOOT DRUG COMPANY. such as we carry in our stock make delightful de-lightful additions to an already triumphant trium-phant list. Scents charm the sense and afford the most delicate pleasure imaginable. Perfumes have conquered the world, and our new preparations have won their way to universal favor. We offer them with confidence on the score of their merit, knowing that we are bound to score a home run. Our perfume list, new, old, and standard is as complete as the alphabet. Pal-merB, Pal-merB, Carnation Pink, Spring Flowers, Baby Ruth. Jockey Club. Lunborgs, Facination, Frongioanni, Lilly of the Valley and Cleopetra all for 50 cts. per oz. at Smoot Drug Co. BPOlfO OPERA H0U8E S. S. Jones. Proprietor. J. C. Graham, M'gr. 8. J. Jones, Treae. Monday Evening, June 3. SIR. EI A. CHURCH Presents the Monarch Mephisto, Mr. John Griffitn In Henry Irving's version of Goethe's psychological excursion into the realms of romance, I Mounted complete with historically correct history. Ten Calcium lights and a complete Electric Plant. No advance in prices. $1.00, 75s., 50c, 25c. Sale of seats begins Saturday, Satur-day, June 1st, i , - 1 Special Kates yia D & R. G. R. K. The Rio Grande Western Railway agent at this place will sell excursion tickets via the Denver & Rio Grande Railway to all Missouri River points, St. Louis and Chicago, on June 17th, at one fare for the round trip. These tickets are good for return passage up to and including Sent. 8th, 1895. Remember Re-member the D. & R. G. R. R. is the only line running two daily fast trains to all points east in connection with the Rio Grande Western, and the only railroad having two distinct lines between be-tween Grind Junction and Denvf r. All D. & R. G. tickets are good goiDg via the famous Marshall Pans, nnrl rofnm. ! ing via Grand Canyon of the Arkansas, Leadviile, and Glen wood Springs, or vise versa. For further information call on ticket ag2nt. f ICE, ICE, ICE. I have on hand an immense stock of pure solid ice, of better quality than ever before, for the use of my patrons this summer. I am delivering daily from wagon. Parties wishing ice will please leave orders at Boshard & Saxey's grocery store on J street, ard they will receive prompt attention. Price, 50 cents per 1C0 pounds, delivered de-livered to any part of the city. C A. Allbit. PROVO BOOK & -STATIONERY CO. PERIODICALS constitute a very important part of current cur-rent literature. The monthlies, quarterlies, quart-erlies, reviews, and the various publications publi-cations devoted to fashion, fiction and science, have a vast multitude of readers. read-ers. We have all the popular periodicals periodi-cals of the day on our list and can supply sup-ply any publication desired, regularly and as soon as issued. The whole magazine mag-azine world is seen in our collection, and this fact enables every reader to select periodicals most desired. A house without magazines is almost as much in the dark as a family without newspapers. Read the magazines and keep ud with the times. ff4 ChlcbenterV Enjc'lRh Diamond Brand. fENfiYRQYAL PILLS W CV Original and Only Genuine. A Jdfrr 8Ft- alwya reliable, ladies aak TV fJI DruKit for Chtchnatcr'a A'w'i-iA D-JZft tpij?30$'nd Brand In Ited and Gold tnetaMoWjy r6ji?2txe. scaied irita blue ribbon. Take Vijr 7?7 kjno other. Rrfiue dangcrouM sitbstitif v J I fff tioruand imitations. At Dniggiata, or lend 4& I C in stamps for particular!, te,timoniaU and C 13 "Relief for I.adlem" in leer, bj return If Mail. 10.000 Testimooials. yame Paper. "l C,hlchetrCneilealCo.,3IadNon Square fold It ail Local DruuitU. i'hiljula.. i'a. If you want to know what is going on in the Bargain world come to the Gigantic Sacrifice Clearing Sale of Men's and Bov's Suits, Shoes. Hats 7 7 " and TTnderwear. Fierce and furious cuts are raging here to close out the Stock- Excellent and unusual un-usual values for ever, body. This is a Bargain Sale that realizes the hopes of every eager buyer and disappoints none. Come and Save Big Money at a. a sm6 Successor to Provo Milling Company. OFFICE OPPOSITE U P. DEPOT Manufacinrers of and Dealers in CHOICE ANI) BRANDS 'MILLING OF FLOUB f7 FEED. Good Treatment & Satisfaction Guaranteed Grain Received od Storage. Free Cora Slieller. 33. BE3BE. IMIgr o ny n 11b ili!!! IpisSll fflSilib Ctiilp --At the- New York Cash Store. In order to make room for the Tremendous Stock of DRY GOODS, wbicli will be here in a few days. We are compelled lor want of room to make this the GREATEST SALE ever heard of in the West. GommenGing Monday. May 27th. 1895, and GontinUing two Weeks We will Sell as Advertised at the following Prices: Calicos in all colore at 2 c yd 25 bolta GiDgbama, former price 10 J yd now 6 25 bolta Central Park Shirtinz, warranted fast color, worth 10c yd now 5c 25 pes Satines, former price 15a Vd now 10c 25 pea French Striped Fongee, former prine 25c yd. . .our price 172'c 25 pea Crepons, in all colors, former for-mer price 2dc yd our price 12aC 100 pea Pacific Satines, former P'ice lOsyd our price 7jc 50 pes French Brilliants, "all shade3, former price 20c, our price 15c 50 pea Empress Demity, warranted warrant-ed fast colors, former price 22ic now 15c 50 pea Flemish Lawns, former price 15: now 10c 25 pea Regma Demity, former price 20c.......... now 12s'e 25 pes Linen Lawn, former price 17ic vd now 12jaC 25 pes White Apron Goods, was 12ic. now 8ic 10 pes Zephyr Ginghams, was I5c 5d now 10c 10 pes Bad Ticking, waa 12. 15, 16i: yd now 10: 25 pes Outing Flannel, was 10c Jd now 1G for $1.00 Breeze Dresa Duck, was 15 now 10c 25 pea extra wide Percales, waa 17ic yd now 12'.,'c 50 pes Oil Cloth, was 25c now lfi 15 pea Blue and Brown Demings, waa 15c now 10 5 yes Panting Cloth, was 20s. .now 10c 12 pea Sheif Oil Cloth, was 15s, now 10c 50 pr Turkish Towela from 7c up Linen Towels from 15c np Shoes and Slippers 250 pr Misses' Slippers, red, black and tan, to be sold for .75c 150 pr Ladies' Slippers, sizes 2i and 3 former price $1.50 and 82 now $1 100 pr Fine French Kid Shoes, A. J. Johnson make, worth $4, S4.50, $5 and $5.50 pr now 2 300 pr Misses' Shoes, worth $2 and $3 pr going at $1 150 pr Infante' Slippers at 25c pr Ladies' Heavy Shoes from $1 up ; no s . 75 Hairpins for 5 cents 2 pk Needles for 5 " 12 doz Shirt Buttons for 5 " 2 doz Dress Buttons for 5 " 3 Children's Handkerchiefs foi 5 " Ladies' LinenHandkerchiels for o " Gents'Red Handkeachiefs for 5 " 3 SpoolsThread for 10 " Beautiful stock or feathers and Flowers, was $1, $1.50 and $2 each our price from 5 to 25c Ladies' Waists, former price $1, now 75c Ladies7 Tarasols from 25c up t Lace Curtains from 5C ap Bed Spreads from 75c up Ladies' Muslin .Night Dresses from 45c up 15 doz Ladies' Kibbed Dndervets was 40c now 25c 10 dcz Ladies' Kibbed Under- vests, was 35e now 20c 10 doz Children's Undervesto, as 10c now 5c j 12 bolta Bleach from 5c np I 12 bolts Lonsdale Sueeting, was 12ic now8ic I 250 bolts Silk Ribbon, former price 10c, 15c, 20c and 23c per yard. Thia ribbon will be sold fr 5c yd Gents' furnishings. 5 doz Men's Shirts at 20c 5 doz M-;n's Heavy Twill Shirts, striped.former price " 75c now 50c 25 dcz Shirts, worth 75c,$l and $1 25, until sold will goat 50c 10 doz Jersey Oversnirts.forrrer price $1 now 50c 25 doz Undershirts, price 5 'c, 75c and $1 our price 35c 25 doz Suits Shirt and Drawers, former price $1.75 r- our price $1 suit 10 doz Gents' 2eck Ties, was 75c .now 40c 15 doz Gents'2s'eck Tie?, was 35c now20c 10 doz GeQt3' Hats, former price fl, $1.50 and $2 - - our price 75c 5 doz Men a Checked Jumpers, former price 50c our pnee 35c 3 -;o:- - o;-Children's o;-Children's Overalls 25c. I REMEMBER tht each and every article will be soldju-t as advertised, with thousands of j BARGAINS not here mentioned for want of space. j Call and be Convinced. NEW YORK CASH STORE No. 14 CENTER STREET. - PROVO, UTAH. mmvmmummmmmmmmmmms mm ....... . .1-. n . 11 , .i 1.1 uyu. w. , u, .i. --u ....ii,up,lMW-l.m,,,.l,.,., li, . ,,.- |
