The Evening Dispatch from Provo, Utah • Page 1

Vmtm11 ozm THE EVE I I BAT CHINo 239 VoK4 PROVO OITY UTAH SATURDAY AUGUST 17 1895 PRICE FIVE CENTS A COPY Everybody Knows What It I Mean When Barney Gives a Cheap Sale BARCAINS SNAPS fLUMS for the people A Grand Clearance of all our Spring and Summer Stock Mens Womens and Childrens Tan Shoes Our entire stock of childrens and Ladies Hats and Flowers All our Wrappers Waists and Childrens Dresses 1000 Remnants Ducks Cheviots Ginghams Prints Percales Damasks Challies Bombaline etc etc All to be closed out during the week commencing July 15 at Prices that make your hair stand fi See Hand Bills for Prices and Particulars E3AR 30 and 32 CENTER STREET PROVOOCiTY UTAH MARSHALS SALE Pursuant to an order of sale and decree of foreclosure to me directed bjr the District cojirjLpf the first Judicial district oie territory of Utah I shall expos tit public sale at the front door 4 Use county courthouse in the city 4yf Provo county of Utah and territory of Utah on the 28th day of August 1895 at 12 oclock all the right title claim and interest of Joseph A Reynolds Martha Reynolds Arthur Reynolds Maud IteynolUB John Cutler and Joseph Or Cutler copartners doing business ae John 0 Cutler Brother and Henry Reynolds defendants and James Wigmore intervenor of in and to the following described real estate towit A part of lot three 3 block twenty 20 plat A Springville city survey of building lots More fully described I as follows Commencing at the northwest corner of said lot trhee lSJ block twenty 20 aforesaid thence east sixtysis 66 feet thence south twentylour and three fourths 24f feet thence west sixtysix 66 lest thence north twent four and three fourths 24f feet Being in section 33 township 7 south ot range 3 east Salt Lake meridian and building thereon situate in Utah county and territory of of Utah To be sold as the property of Joseph A Reynolds Martha Reynolds Arthur Reynolds Maud Reynolds John Cutler arid Joseph Cutler copartner dolnn business as John Cutler Bro and Henry Reynolds and James Wigmore intervenor at the suit ol Easton trustee for Tootle Hoeea Co Terms of sale cash NAT BRIGHAM Marshal By HENRY Deputy 1 Dated at Provo August 5 1895 JS A Wi wood attorney I Utah National Guards at Saltalr I For the above occasion the Union Pacific will make rates and run trains I ns below Remember the Union Pacific run their coaches to Saltair I without chance Spl train From Fare leaves Juab S225 615 a Jtfephi 1 650 Mona 2 00 704 Santaquin 726 Payson 1 75 733 Benjamin 1 746 Spanish Fork 1 55 753 Springvllle 801 Provo fLake 150 815 View 823 Pleasant Grove 1 1 830 American Fork 1 25 836 JLehi I 842 Lehi Junction 844 Special train returning Till leave Salt Lake at 1050 The Union Pacific will bathe official line for the of Utah county Take the Union Pacific Important Chan ot Time Union Pacific passenger train from the north arrives at 855 a instead ol915 a Arrives from the south at 2511 instead of 310 Money to Loan on improved farm and city property Time five years with privilege of part payment of any amount before maturity This money is loaned on mortgage only thereby granting to borrower the lawful redemption in case of foreclosure Low rate of interest Csll on or write George A Dusenberry at county recorders office Provo city Utah ICE ICE ICE I have on hand an immense stock of pure solid ice ot better quality than ever before for the use of my patrons this summer I am delivering daily from wagon Parties wishing ice will pleaae leave orders at Bosbard Saxeys grocery store on street apd they will receive prompt attention Price 50 cents per 100 pounds delivered to any part of the city A ALLEN Good Advice to Farmers Do not contract your potatoe crop unless the party contracting same pays down at the time the agreement is made at least ten cents per bushel Call on us and we will tell you why A SOCIETY COVERT Secretary and Manager Leave Orders Jor ice at Boshard A Saxeys or at Mc Adams grocery store storeU At ALEN JB i 1 4r Bids Wanted To furnish material and labor for the building and repairs of fences and closets at the Parker Webster and Franklin schoolhouses as per specifications which can be seen at the ofllce of A Wilson bank building The board of education reserves the right to reject any and all bids not considered advantageous to the district All bids must be in on or before Wednesday August 2f 1895 Each school to have a separate bid for the work OHAELES GLAZIER JAMES HARDY A WILSON WILSONCommittee Committee Dated Provo city Aug 17 1895 The new parasols have many little details different from those of last year bnt are abont the same size and shape Bays a writer the Boston Herald The eccentrio shapes are never considered very good form and are only a fad which as a rule most women do not Indulge in Those of this year have sometimes two materials For instance the center part will be of silk or satin then will come an insertion of folds of chiffon then a band of the thick material and a ruffle of the chiffon It is claimed that this fashion of having the center of the thick goods shades tho eyes sufficiently and then that the shadows cast by having alternate stripes of satin and chiffon make them very becoming to the complexion Black and white parasols are exceedingly smart Not the black and white material so much as tho black trimmed with white although qnite a number I of black and white stripes are made up and black and white brocades in fancy designs and trimmed with ruffles ol black lace seem to meet with general favor The black satin with broad designs of coarse white lace and deep ruffles of the same lace are very smart indeed The advantage of this style of parasol is that it can be worn with a gown of any color and look well black and white being permissible with everything The ruffles of lace and chiffon add greatly to the beauty of any parasol but they do prove troublesome fw anything that is in daily use and are of course entirely out of place with a tailor made gown or any walking costume The fancy pompadour silks are mad up into exceedingly dainty parasols These come with blue pink yellow or white ground with the sprays of flowers embroidered on them Sometimes they are made up with lace ruffles but again are perfectly plain The handles are of whitewood and there is a big bow on top They are extremely reasonable in price considering their beauty and can be bought as low as 6 Indeed all parasols are much cheaper this sea here are often good fasnlons growing out of national disasters At the time of the French revolution the style of wearing the hair high on the head was begun and was designated as a la guillotine Apropos of this the fashion of the present has entirely done away with the idea that one must appear in afresh toilet every time one goes to a function of any sort Mrs Cleveland and tho ladies of the cabinet set the admirable example last winter of wearing the same gown as often as the humor dictated At the White House receptions Mrs Olney Mrs Carlisle and indeed all of the cabinet ladies have worn tho came gown more than once and have even resuscitated the toilets of last year and subjected them to some brightening up and alteration which though perhaps not apparent to the ordinary observer has not escaped the eye of those who know tho gowns and the women well It is now qnite allowable for a society writer to state that Mrs Blank en blink wore her most becoming gown and to describe the familiar toilet 3 mop nr tv Washington Capital What a Prominent Insurance JUan I Havs Blossom senior member of Blossom Co 217 3d St St Louis writes I had been left with a very distressing cough the result of influenza which nothing seemed to relieve until I took Bollards Horehound Syrup One bottle completely cured me I sent one bottle to my sister who had a severe cough and she experienced immediate relief I always recommend this syrup to my friends John Cranston 008 Hampshire street Quincy Ills writes I have found Bollards Horehound Syrup superior to any other cough medicine I have ever known It never disappoints Price 5Cc Sold by Smoot Drug company Funeral of HenrIchsen The funeral services over the remains of Elder Soren Henrichsen were i held in the Second Ward meetinghouse Friday August 16 1895 at 3 mAfter prayer by Elder Edward Peay the choir sang by special request 0 My Father The following biographical sketch was read Soren Peter Henrichsen was the second son of Peter and Jacobine Hen richsen He was born January 9 1846 in Veile city and county DemarK He was baptized in 1864 being the first of his fathers house to embrace the gospel In 1864 he emigrated to Utah UA few years after his arrival herein the valleys he was called in connection with others to go back to the states and assist in bringing the emigrants across the plains with ox teams This mission he performed to the satisfaction of his superiors in the year 1879 he was called and honorably filled a mission to the i orth western states promulgating the gospel of Christ On his first arrival in Utah from Denmark alter a journey across the Atlantic and the plains of America which lasted six months he settled down in Big Cottonwood where he resided until his demise At the time ot I his death he held the office of a seventy and was president of tho Scandinavian meetings HHe haE performed considerable work in the temples and lived and died a faithful Latterday Saint He leaves a wife and ten children also an aged mother and several broth era and sisters to mourn his loss His death occurred on August 15 1895 caused by Brights disease of the Kidneys Elder George Groneman one of de ceaseds old acquaintances spoke very feelingly of his sterling integrity to theitrutb and his good work Bishop Myron Tanner held the family in high esteem and encouraged all to looK forward to the bright day of the resurrection Elder Alexander Wilkins spoke of general salvation and contrasted the same with the salvation given to the valiant and obedient sons of God Elder Simon Eggertsen sympathized with tne bereaved wire ana children He hoped the Lord would be their anchor of support After Bishop Wride made some remarks and prayed God to bless tad bereaved family and relatives the choir sang Nearer MV God to Thee and eighteen carriages followed the remains to the cemetery where Elder Thuesen offered the dedicatory prayer Use Pure Water Parties desirous of taking the city water will do well to call on the superintendent for the cost of connection with the water mains Rates or any other question pertaining to cost and use of the city water kindly answered EPH HOMER Supt THE executors of the estate of A 0 Smcot deceased did on August 12th file suit in the First District court praying for an order restraining James Pierpont from conveying mortgaging or leasing to George Naylor the west half of lot 6 in block 112 platA Provo city survey of building lots The executors allege that A 0 Smoot did on October 17 1893 obtain a judgment for 161945 against John Pierpont and James Pierpont that the land in question is the only property out of which plaintiffs can satisfy the judgment and that on March 5th James Pierpont for the purpose of defrauding hindering and delaying his creditors and especially the payment of the aforesaid judgment caused to be conveyed by deed the above described land to George Naylor They want this deed decreed to be null and void and that Naylor be decreed to be holding the property in trust for Pierpont Judge King today held a session of court defendants having been cited to appear and show cause why they should not be restrained By consent of counsel for both sides it was ordered that the restraining order be granted temporarily until final bearing of tbe case MAcSiiEEHY editor of the Rockv Mountain World thu oldest weekly paper in Colorado and president of the Arapaboe Press association was a pleasant caller at this office this afternoon Mr MacSheehy and his wife are on a pleasure tour of the coast stateS and territories and will go as far as Van Louver island before returning turning THE MOST remarkable cures on THE I record have beta accomplished by Hoods Sarsaparilla It is unequalled for nil gLQOD DISEASES Nineteenth Century Club The club met with Mrs Keed In the absence of the vicepresident Mrs Bonham presided As the paper on Sculptors America failed to materialize Mrs Bartow kindly offered some information on the subject which she had namely A description of the national art gallery or Pantbion and the statues therein sent by the states Georgia sent the statue of Governor Olgethorpe of Dr Longthe latter is the father of our esteemed club member Mrs Bartow Miss Brown read a description of Dr Symes statue After recess Mrs Monahan read an excellent paper on Lace She described the different laces speaking of the origin and tbe craze of each kind I The foreign news was given by Mrs I Bartow Among the different items was one of interest about Venus from the Scientific American Venus is now at its brightest and is creating great interest in the scientific world Through the telescope Venus has a dark spot which is supposed by astronomers to be the shadow cast by mountains on the planet Mrs Bonham then gave the domestic news after which the critic Mrs Heed gave her report and the club adjourned to meet in one week with Miss Ida Jones Buckiens Arnica Salve THE BEST SALVE In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay required It 13 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents per box FOR SALE BY Smoot Drug flo FINISHED POETRY Patient Labor as Much us Flno Frenzy Factor In Its Production There are yet some persons left who fancy that poetry is the product of a fine frenzy that the poet genius awake from a sublimated cataleptic trance to fill page after page with effortless beatitudes A number of manuscript I sheets of Longfellows Excelsior which maybe found in Harvard should not only explode this theory but give hope to many a discouraged amateur As Longfellow first constructed the first verse of this poem it ran The shades of night were railing fast As through an Alpine village passed A youth who as the peasants sung Responded in an unknown tongue Excelsior This was manifestly weak as tto only obvious reason why the Alpine peasants sung was that they might afford a rhyme for the youths response in an unknown tongue A second trial at the verse however not only failed to improve it but arranged it in such form that it is difficult to believe Longfellow guilty of the fault The last two lines of the verse were made to read A youth who bore a pearl of price A banner with the strange device There are not many even among the magazine poets of today who would consent to refer to a banner as a pearl of price But the poet had by this time three lines to his liking and the substitution of a youth who bore mid snow and ice completed the verse as it has been read and spoken throughout the length and breadth of the land all of which goes to show that the genius of the poet is in the conception and that the production of the poem being quite another matter lies solely in the direction of patient labor Chicago Herald Charmed by a Snake Snakes travel a good deal on their reputation They scare birds and small animals so they become helpless Wear know this to be a fact And then when they get in a tight place with a man they try to run a bluff on him A lawyer in our town once met A rattlesnake down in the Ozarks and began to experiment or rather to let tho snake experiment I to see if there was anything in the snake charming theory Fj said that the snakes eyes got brighter and brighter and his scales became glistening and his body seemed to swell up a little thicker and the whole outfit became so engrossing that he finally ran away from the snake in a dead scare and didnt get over it for a good while after He told me that it was his belief that if he had kept company with thai make much longer he would have loss hia wits Fsurest and Stream Dr Prices Cregro Baking Powder Awwfc4 Odd Msd JSUwfat Fair Io Jc THE FATAL THIRTEEN 4 Story Which Dray Not Bo True That Will Be Food For tho Superstitious Thirteen members of the Sprudol fishing club of Buffalo defied the old superstition ono sultry day last August embarked in a yacht belonging to one of the party and made a day of it down the river They visited some of the pleasure resorts oil Grand island ate a fine lunch drank much beer and returned to the city about 10 oclock in the evening As evidence of what they had done they sat before a photographer at Sour Spring Grove and had a group picture made The photograper was ordered to strike off 13 copies one for each member and then destroy the negative The Sprudels is a great socialpoliti cal organization of Buffalo It has nearly 1000 members Last winter it secured the big Broadway arsenal and gave a ball for charity which was attended by 10000 people The 13 men who made the trip wero all comparatively young men not one over 42 and all robust and healthy Within two months three of them have died suddenly The first of the 13 to go was Michael North a wholesale cigar dealer He caught cold in the early Winter had a hemorrhage of the lungs and died suddenly He was 42 years old and a man of strong constitution About two weeks later the Sprudols were I shocked to learn of the sudden death of I Albert Baotzhold He went into the i street while in a heated condition after a contest in a bowling alley caught cold and was carried off by pneumonia in two days Ho was 31 years old nearly 6 feet high weighed 180 pounds and bad the red cheeks of a girl The third to die was the mart of all the member of the club whom an insurance company would pick out as the best risk He was Herman Hamper an amateur athlete a man who never dissipated 6 feet tall splendidly proportioned and 30 years old Pneumonia killed him in two daysThe The rest of the 13 began to feel uncomfortable One day while looking 114 the picture taken at Sour Spring Grove i it struck John Schwabl a remarkable fact that tho three men who had died stood in the front tow in the picture He communicated his discovery to the others When the picture was taken the men stood four in row with the thirteenth man in the rear Buffalo Dispatch in New York Sun Education philanthropy government and social science are the subjects under discussion by the Civitus club of Brooklyn of which many young women are memo 0 a1 ONE BNJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels cleanses the system effectually dispels colds headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 cent bottles by all leading druggists Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO IAN FSAKCISQO CAL JAq Sill r1R Dont Read This If you dont want to foe convinced that The Provo Coop Is headquarters for everything in the line of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dont read any further or you will find oat they carry a full line of CLOTHING DRY GOODS HATS SHOES ANG WEARS OF ALL KINGS And our prices are as low as the lowest I The ladies should see our beautiful LACES und EMBROIDERIES that have just arrived iVe have LACE CURTAINS from 50 cts per pair up and beautiful DRESS PATTERNS in ten yard lengths at 6 cts per yard We have a number of Special Bargains that space will not permit being mentioned Yours truly Provo Coop WEBBER Trustee 7 BRIG JOHNSONJ Manager Tn Provo llde Ul Iron ll CAre CEL now Located in their New Quarters on Street AAnd are Prepared with a Fine Stock ofA Hardware Stoves Tin and Graniteware and the JEWEL RANGE The finest line of Fishing Tackle in Utah County Rods from 25 cts up Trout and Bass Flies in great variety Any kind of a Reel you want In fact anything in the Fishermans line The Provo Hardware Iron Cp DWATERS Manager HOWE TAFT Wholesale brOCerS The Merchants of Southern Utah Especially those of Utah Co will find it to their Advantage to Trade with HOWE a TAFT WHOLESALE GROCERS Provo Utal.