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Show g Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, : Pifiil MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Kyes- carefully lesled and glasses liltel with accuracy. 1 Call and couiilt us now while we are licre.it costs you nothing. Watery,acliingeyrsor any dis-comfort dis-comfort or impaired vision Jiis a cause. We shall remove the cause an restore comfort. JlcKemlry fc Hannifin, Opticians. Op-ticians. I'rovo House, one-half block south of Cosmopolitan Hotel. ' i In accordance with the usual custom, The Evening Dispatch will not issue tomorrow (Thanksgiving Day.) Remember the wood hauler's dance and supper tomorrow evening. Patronize the Gremen at their dance tomorrow evening at the Southworth Lai!. Real Merit is the characteristic of Ilood's Sarsaparilla, and it is manifested mani-fested every day in the remarkable cures this medicine accomplishes, Hood'B Sarsaparilla is the kind. Try it. Readers of The Dispatch will observe ob-serve thu professional card of Attorney 8. K. King again appear in this issue. Mr. King is now nicely ensconced in a very cosy suite of rooms in the brick block on J street just opposite the district dis-trict court building. Fakreb liaos. vOj. have a full aid fie6h assortment, cf groceries. All the latest dainties at Carl Os-terlolTs. Os-terlolTs. And now comes the news that Tay lor Brotners company of Provo will receive re-ceive in the next few days an entire car of organs from the Chicago Cottage Organ company whose goods stand at the head. It will pay you to get their prices. A special sale in different lines will t ke place for one week at T. G. Webber's. Messrs, NeibAub & Wilson witq characteristic enterprise have put Lemp's celebrated keg beer on sale at theOr i dental. The good old orthodox price -1 this peerless product is 5 cents per gl -.-- Ite'vly made Suits at Provo Wo n Mill company. T' ,. r'-it" ic will ba pleased to know that r C.i'ornia Bakery has moved into iiijie 1 -.vinient quarters. Hereafter Here-after Wii oe found in the building on Cer.tr.'- bUet recentlv occupied as re pub 1 i Iquarteis, three doors west of .uv;ur ot Barney's. Very beBt of bread, sates and pastry always on hand.' The orJy place in the city where you ! get fresh roasted peanuts is at Carl Osterloh's, Cer-tre 6treet, west of H. Ladies' knit ehirts for 75 cents and S1.00 at Irvine & Barney's. Call at Farrer Bros. & Ce. and see the tew dry goods. Me. Lodis Hyams of Salt Lake, is a witness in the First District court today.! to-day.! ItcMORS come from the Fourth ward that the greedy and restless republicans republi-cans residing there refuse point blank to abide by the agreement arrived at by the democratic and republican committees com-mittees who met together the other evening. The arrangement was for the republicans of the Fourth ward to nominate and sustain at the polls a democratic school trustee. This they will not do, but will nominate and vote for a rank republican. Judge Smith ruled this morning in favor of the plaintiff in the Mammoth j M'ning company vs. Juab County et al caee. The suit was brought to recover from Juab county and Tax Collector Cowan certain school laxes paid by the mining company under protest. Hood's Pills are the beet family cathartic cath-artic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. The grand over-topping event of Thanksgiving day and evening in Provo will be the military parade in the afternoon, ball and supper in the evening. even-ing. Get you tickets early. Jno G. Lutton of Le Roy, IT. Y., a j prominent grocer and G. A. R. man cays: "I have been troubled with in-i digestion and biliousness for years, j Tried Parks' Tea and it has cured me. I recommend it to everybody." Sold by ! Smoot Drug company. Wanted A lady traveler for a large business bouse; a splendid opening for an intelligent lady who is anxious to secure a permanent position. Address, Mrs. R. E. Halliday, Proyo Utah. Buy the ;Provo Holler MUIb flour and you get the best. Ladies' shoes at 90c and $1.00 a Irvine & Barney's. Fruits of all kinds in eeason at Carl Osterloh's. An immense remnant sale is taking place tomorrow and Saturday at T. G. Webber's. Oua fruit boxes are made of the clear Oregon pine. They are the beet in the market. A. O. Smoot. Did You Know that the Smoot Drug Co., have just received a line of razors? Every razor guaranteed, ""FlaEST line of cream candies in the city at Carl Osterloh's, Centre street, between H and I. White Baretz gloyes, just the thing for evening wear, easily cleaned, good wearing, at Irvine & Barney's. Flanneletes, flannels, linseys aDd all goods needed at this time of year are selling cheaper than ever at T. G. Webber's. r Fob Haw Old papers at 25 cent per hundred. Apply to the business i dee of The Dispatch. Th shoe department at T, G. Webber's Web-ber's has given immense satisfaction, Call and inspect it. - Laces! Laces!! Laces!!! The daintiest dain-tiest and latest styles at T. G. Webber's. Everything fresh and the best at Carl Osterloh's. bTi? p!ano3 arvl one hundred organs ou easy t -rms at Taylor Brother company. Remember the opticians McKendry & Hannifin and have glasses made up for you as they Bhould be. Located at the Provo House, one-half block south of Cosmopolitan. Buy the Utah Valley Iron 'paint. It is the best. For ?ale by A. O. Smoot. Go to rleiner's cafe for your Thanks-civing Thanks-civing dirnsr. From 12.30 p. m. Price 25 cents. Bkst bread, cakes, pastry and confections con-fections in the citv are to be found at J. L. Flora's Eiite" bakery, first door north of bank on J street. Fine confections, choice cigars and tobaccos at Carl's place Poineer & Bachman's old stand. Chop house under Pyne & Maiben's.11 It will certainly pay you to call and lojk that beautiful stock of china-ware, china-ware, crockery, glassware, and silverware silver-ware oyer that Taylor Brothers com pany have just received. Iheyalso have the moBt complete stock of watches, clocks and jeweliy in southern Utah. The Pro vo volunteer firtmen have arranged for a series of parties for the coming winter, to be jtiven in. the Southworth hall. Prof. Giles has organized or-ganized an orchestra band and this band is practicing especially for this occasion. The firet ball of the series will occur on Thanksgiving night. All are cordially invited to attend. Get your groceries at Boshard & Saxt-y's, J street. Everything always fresh and at lowest prices. The case occupying the time of Judge Smith and a jury today is a suit for $5,000 damages alleged to have been sustained through Blander, Adolph Lockwitz. a Jew, at present a liquor dealer in Stilt Lake, is plantiff and Pat Shae ot Eureka is defendant, On July 10. 1S93, a build'ng in Eureka, owned by Mr. Lockwitz'e wife and in which was a stock of liquors and cigars. It was insured for $7,000.00. Lockwitz accuses Shae of slander in that he said in the presence of many people that he (Lockwitz) had set the building afire and had made a good job of it. The event of the Eeason will b9 the military ball and banquet at tha ope'a house tomorrow night. At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon there will be a parade by the Spanish Fork company of National Guads and Company A of Provo. They will march to the depot where they will meet the governor and his staff alter which Company A, Sec ond Regiment will be inspected at their armory opposite the west square. The ball in the evening will be a grand affair. . Supper will he served at the Cosmopolitan hotel. A very large number of tickets have already been sold. They maie no mistake when that great furniture house of Tayior Brothers Broth-ers company decided to carry stoves in connection with furniture, and by obtaining ob-taining the "Universal" stoves and ranges success is doubly assured. Call and see their beautiful stock. Ive per cent, paid quarterly on sav-ings sav-ings deposits at Provo Commercial & Savings Baafc. The Utah "Valley Iron paint has no equal. For sale only by A. O. Smoot. Yov should not fail to see the latest styles in dress goods. Their fall stock ia ready for you at r. G. Webber's. Buy vour ladies' fine Elioes at Farrer Bros. & Co. Buy your fruit boxes from A, O. Shoot. i rgm $1.03 up received on Bavrgs 4epoeita " J. R. Twelves. Cashier, Meals at all hours at Wm. O'Neil's under Pyne & Maiben's. w Doubtless some day, somebody some w here, will make a better piano than the Emerson. Up to this year of praise, 1S94, nobodv has done so. THE EMERSON PIANO makes no false pretenses, claims no intangible merit. The things everybody wants in a piano are an artistic case, a full, rich tone, responsive action and a guarantee of durability. To these reatures the Emerson Em-erson adds that of reasonable price. Sold on easy terms by Taylor Biothers company, Provo Cheap goods! Good goods I! Dura-able Dura-able goods!!! Why, it is astonishing. Good fall drees goods 6 cents and upwards. up-wards. Dark fall shirtings, 6 cents and upwards. T. G. Webber's is the place where you can get them. The cheapest place for fruit boxes and bee keepers' supplies is at Geo. W. Mickel'p, Provo. H. J. Dinniny of Salt Lake is in town today prosecuting the slander suit in the "First District ciurt. He is assisted by Tlmrman & Wedgwood. This team of attorneys is opposed by George Sutherland and Sam A. King. Thanksgiving dinner at Wm. O'-Neils, O'-Neils, under Pyne & Maiben's, Turkeys, fat andyoune, at Boshard & Saxey's. Get your supplies for Tbanksgiying dinner at Boshard & Saxey's. Everyone should attend the ball and banquet at the opera house tomorrow' tomor-row' night. Admission: Dance 50 j ceDts; supper 25 cents. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Fraacisco. Photographer Daniels will reopen the Union Block stud'o on November 27, 1894, prepared to do nrt class work at prices to meet any and all competition. Room S Union Block. Go to Fleiner's Cale for your Thanksgiving Thanks-giving dinner. MENU. Soup. Mock Turtle. Meals. Roast Turkey, Cramberry Sauce, Loin Beef, Apple Jelly. Fish. Baked Salmon. Vegetables, Mashed Potatoes, Cold Slaw. Sweet Potatoes, French Peas. Entrees. Scolloped Oysters. llelishes, Celery, Mixed Pickles. Catsup, Desert. Mince Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Fruit Pudding. Coffee. Milk. Tea. A Child Enjoys The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family reniedv known, and every family should haye a bottle on hand, "" mii .nun mi nipiiij m, . iimj i-iuM wi "?r. Price's Cream Baking Powder WerM's Fair Hisbeet 2WedI onfJ Dirf!"! Irving, Oregon. Fought for Life Long Slego of Dangerous Illness (.eft in Low Condition Given Health end Strerigth by Hood's Sarsaparilla. I. Hood & Co,. Lowell, Mass. : "Gentlemen: I have been through a terrible lege of illness, and owe my present health ta Hood's Sarsaparilla. First, I was taken sick with maasles, and on the eighth day the doctor laid I had bronchitis following that complaint, Ju a short time lung fever developed, and I was n a serious condition for quite a while. When I began to get a little better, my friends thought that ii I ever got up I would have Consumption, I had such a terrible cough and threw off twice my weight. I continued in a very weak and low condition; my weight falling from 115, before I was taken sick, to C8 pounds. Then in January, 1803, 1 had an attack of the grip, and was confined con-fined to my room ten weeks. Ater this attack I wa3 still very weak and did not gain health at 11 until I began to take Flood's Sarsaparilla. I had no appetite for anything, and was sick at my stomach continually and had a bad taste in I my mouth. Some friends who were taking Hood's Sarsaparilla begged me to try it. My parents had despaired of anything doing me good, but began to give me the medicine, and before I had taken one bottle there was such A Chango'for tho Better that they were glad to have me continue. The second bottle did for me wa-.t no medicine had ever done. It gave m8 strength and brought my general health up to where It was two weeks HoofsCures before I was taken with the measles. I have now finished my third bottle, and feel strong and well. I shall always thank to Hood's Sarsaparilla." Sarsa-parilla." E. Irkna Habris, Irving, Oregon. Hood's Pills are prompt and efficient, yet eor la acUoo. Scld by all druggists. 26. , Three of the latest styles in turnitur?"1nave been received by Tavlor Br ubers company, Provo. This explain'" .hy they can undersell others, such immense Quantities. Red Schoolhouse shoes 5 to 8 for 60 cents at Irvine & Barney's- This Bame shoe has sold in Provo at $1.50. Diamonds anc Wat ohes Pyne & Maiben's Drug Store EVERYTHING AT REDUCED PRICES. Look out for Big Stock of Holiday Goods, Spectacles Scientifically Adjusted to all Sights. The FINEST LIQUORS of all Kinds, BEERS, all the Best Brands. :-: THE BEST CIGARS i-: IFolite j.ttersicia,rLce. Center Sti et bftwen H and I PtrePts. I H.HARRTSOX PrpHetor The Utah Goilnty Fruit anil BgriGiilWral SoGiety WILL SELL YOUR FRUITS, BERRIES, VEGETABLES, POTATOES, HONEY, FISH, GAME, STOCK, HORSES, SHEEP, HAY AND GRAIN, It will pay you to call at their office, corner 8th and J Street, Proyo, or any of the offiers for any information desired. No middlemen to take a large profit if we sell for you. Directors. P. II. Boyer, Springville; Evan Wride, Provo; Geo. Clinger, Lake View; D. M. Smith, Pleasant Grove; John Miller, Spanish Fork; George D. Snell, Spanish Fork. W. H. Kelsey, Springville, Pres, Thos. jueonard, Provo, Vice-Prea, F. J. Covert, Provo. Sec'y. J. E. Booth. Provo, Trea3, Reed Smoot, President. M, 11. Hardt, M. D.Sec. & Tres. W. R. Pike, M. D. Vice-President. L. IT. King. Alex Heduist, Jk., Mgr. Wholesale" f Retail Druggists. iVe Carry a Full Line of .TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, PERFUM-ERY, CHEMICALS, DRUGS, ETC., ETC. CIGARS &lTOBAOdOS. Prescription Carefully Prepared Day or Night, !'''. . I 1 j &LS4lifi 111 SmJ ...0F.... j 11 n ( M H 1 j 1 p t era 1 I IRVINE & BARNEY ARE--" PnOITIIfFI V Going out of the Clothing Business, and Uullll ljijl will sacrifice their entire STOCK OF CLOTHING M A GMMiiiD liEARAlllE SAkE. -: Commencing Monday, Nov. 26th - And continuing from day to day until sold out. We mean what we say, and you will have the opportunity of buying CLOTHING REGARDLESS OF COST. These are only a few Quotation but Even-thing Goes. Men's $ 5.00 Suits for 3.50 9.00 " " 5-50 10.00 " " 675 11.50 " " 7.50 Men's 7 00 Overcoats for $5.25 11,00 " " 7 00 13.00 " " 9.00 Boy's 5,50 Suits for 84 00 7.00 ' " 4.75 6.50 " " . 4.5o Boy's Overcoats at prices just as low. Don't miss it, you Can't afford to. The above prices are Strictly for Gash. i 80 and 32 CENTER STREET . PROVO I jir psfi 1 inn s i v Is still attracting many buyers, we "will continue to cut and slash prices so long as our customers wisli to save money, profits are no object to us. CASH, CASH, CASH j Is what we must have, and you surely will not pay others more for the same articles when you don't have to. f We take great pleasure in announcing to our many patrons the fact that our LATEST SHIPMENT OF FALL DRESS GOODS :- Have arrived. You must call and examine them. Elegant, Cheap and Prices unequalfed hardly express ex-press the truth. B Edredon Flannels, Latest patterns, beauties at 20c. A Crepon, dark shades, flower patters at 20c. R A rlesienne Dress Flannel at 15c. " C Arlesienne Dress Goods at 12 c, A Thibet Cloth at Vll c, Dress Cheviot at 12 i c, 1 Cashmeres and Delaines at 15, 20, 25, 30,35 and up. The largest and prettiest 3 Jjne ever shown here. M Slaitef Sale I Lies' it These goods are all of the latest fashion. We must close them out this month now is your opportunity, get one. Also remember that we always carry a full line of Ladies' M Gent's Untoear5 Shoes, Blankets, Etc Etc-Etc, I M. d.liETO, Manager. 14 CENTER STREET, PROVO, UTAH? ; j jiii-iiiJWCTwrwwii.,iMiii .1 im'..u i -.in. .my ii iii nn.i '- '-""""L """ |
