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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-02-08
THE MISSOURI GIRL.

Inability to pronounce "The
Missouri Grip the best comedy
drama yet offered by the Grand
theatre under fine new management
may be attributed to either poor
Judgment or pessimism. AS cure
for the blues or any near relative
of the blues THE Missouri Girl
is about the best tonic that could
be suggested. Certainly one of
the largest houses ever at the Grand
was shown" last night that COM
edy drama can be made most at
tractive without aid of unhealthy or
absurdity. Every situation was
true to life and in this lies the
plays charm.
The hits of the evening were
scored by Bessie Clifton as Daisy
Grubb, the Missouri girl; G. FL.
Eldon as Zeke Dodson and Matte
Goodrich as "the girls mother
Were personal charms the greatest
requisite Miss Blanche Morrison as
Nora Sweatman, a Chicago friend
of the Grubbs, would carry off a
large share of praise. Miss MOI
rison's part brings her before the
tootlights much less prominently
than the audience desires, The
play consists of four acts, none Of
them lacking humor, although in Z
there are the low lights and slow
music necessary for the edificatior
of the gallarv,
TO repeat, it is in its naturalnesi
that the plays strength lies, thu
audiences sympathy at no time
being sidetracked through stage
abnormities. During the actor
there are some song selections
WEIGH really belong in the play anc
do not have the smack of yaudeyill,
to detract later from the plot
See THE Missouri Girl first an,
be shown. Spanish Fork Opera
House Wednesday, Feb, 18th. On
night only,
Prices %, 30 and 80 cents.
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FORDING AHEAD.

That dear old Spanish Fork has
awakened from its slumbers is an
apparent fact to the casual observer.
1t has made some wonderful strides
since it became conscious of the
fact that it was destined to be the
metropolis of Utah County,-or
shall we say Nebo County,
As citizens of this good city we
have yet much to do and unless we
do some of these things at once
our reputation will be short-liyed
indeed. Nearly every city of Span
ish Forks size and larger has a
commercial club, Nephi's club
secured supply of coal when the
individual firms and coal dealers
had been repeatedly turned down
by the fuel and Ry. Cos. and the
public schools were announced to
close down for lack of coal.
Through the energy of the
Manti Commercial Club, that city
was able to retain the county seat
when Ephraim tried to wrest it
last year, and Manti's club with q
membership Of AZ maintains nice
ly furnished culb-room, we'll stock
ed with magazines and newspapers
$500 year per member, appor-
toned as follows: $l.00 entrance
fee; So per annum payable in two
equal installments SINH annually,
The merchants seem to be un-
usually active -a-days. Cutting
prices and cheap sales have charac-
terized the past months advertize-
ments, While the Icelandic Mer.
Co. is paying cash for farm produce
and its motto is mo credit, and
no scrip Mr.. Bjarnson, their
manager, argues that it is better
the people to get cash for what
they bring and a cash price on
what they buy, and that they can
make money by borrowing at the
banks and paying spot cash to the
merchant, rather than run book
account with the dealer,
Well fellow citizens, let us be
alive and active in cleaning, beau
tifying and boosting our fair city,
and let us fight due bills, scrip and
credit, the three plaques, that mean
servitude, robbery and mortgages.
An Observer.
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TWO PICTURES

I wonder DER this wide worlds span
| To see the folk where Ger I can;
| In village, town or city's street
Two pictures there chance to meet.
Two pictures real and true TO life
| AZ seen in this queer age Of strife.
UNFOLDING and supporting one,
a banner meath the blazing sun
And In It's folds ore written bright
The names OF those who do what's right
| see It's hearers clad in arms
All forging to the world Of charms;
| sec beneath their spotless robes
Are souls as pure as sanity Jobs.
Ana oh what glory there they share
while others charge the fouler's snare
Aloof they lived from sin and vice.
They Glove to God and saints advice
Nor dared they from pure virtue part
The truth they loved with all their heart
No mock ry they the noble done
No word nor work that Angels shun;
But pure ana spotless like the rose,
They all, the better life mad chose.
They all, from child to youth and man
Had never frowned on Coda own plan;
They ALL the crown OF glory won,
And now they reign with Christ, the Son
Another see In Its gloom,
Where souls descend to meet their doom.
fame OF fire belching high,
And deep'ning clouds bedim the Sky;
And many youth in needless glee
Plunge headlong in u raging sea.
The flames flash up ana lick their brow
\ a,
And angry waves toss Der their head
In hell they're numbered with the dead
see the cause OF all their woe.
Just how and why they're sunk so low,
In life they surge from sin to sim
No fame or glory think to win.
Five downward steps they needless take,
Ne'er turning back they none forsake.
But wrapped in satens wretched power
They Turk in shades OF darkest bower.
They Quit the church. they geer the right,
And fight gainst God by day and night.
Their breaths befouled, and bodies, too,
BY smoke, and filthy weeds they chew,
They drink strong k--intoxication--
Which leads, then drives to depreciation,
The spirit gone they're left alone
Unchaste untrue no God to own
Their wretched souls profane and wan,
Like imps OF hell when hope is gone.
And there in torment meath his heel
They serve "Old Nick" with utmost zeal
In life they chose to serve in part,
In death he 81 ayes them from the start
All hope is gone; All chance Is fled;
In hell they're numbered with the dead.
:
o, Ye who now these pictures Sec
Who glimpse into eternity--
What more can saints or angels show,
That you may choose your course; and know
That virtue, faith, and honor bright
win lead to fame, and power, and God, 9
might!
Then turn We from those aullan wa
And tread the path which Christ did blaze
Rouse up and help God S cause to win;
BIO active N this fight gainst sin
And in that life which is TO be
Wear glorys crown eternally,
q L Milton
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For Sale city lot. l block
from Center St. . room brick house.
Call at decentralization Thomas.
The home dramatic company
made thorough shit with the
audience Monday evening when
they presented the popular comedy
drama, jefferson Farm The
different characters were well por,
trayed by the respective members
of the company, this making the
event a success in this particular,
and tue financial part was also very
satisfactory to the company as they
were greeted by a large audience.
This is as it should be and shows
that the our people appreciate the
efforts of our home company. -
Payson Globe Header The above
play will appear at the Spanish
Fork Opera House tomorrow Fri
day. night.
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Mrs. John Hopla of the Third
ward died last night Of old age and
general debility,
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Don't miss that show tomorrow night
Plenty of coal atBenj. Isaac Leland
A daughter was born to Mrs. John
w. Finch last Thursday.
p. r. Henry was in town the iorepart
of the week calling on old friends.
Deputy Assessor Jos f. wilkins is
now busy assessing the property in
Spanish Fork district.
Mayor Greer was in Provo Saturday
on business connected with the pro-
posed Utah County Fair,
An operation was performed on
Fred Matter last Monday in Salt Lake
City. He is getting along very nicely.
After a short stay in this city visiting
with relatives and friends Mrs. V. II.
Bates has returned to her home at Dia-
mond.
Up. HARPER Whiskey strengthens
you and helps resist cold and disease,
better than the doctor-try it. Sold 10y
Joseph Wren.
Rev. II. A. Hansen Of Salt Lake will
preach next Sunday evening in the Ey
Lutheran Church at 1880. Rev. Runolf-
son will preach at 1890.
T. A. Petersen, matchmaker of 30
years experience, and former resident
of this city, has opened up in business
in Martell g. Clark $ furniture store.
A party was given last Saturday night
ut the home Mr. and Mr.. Annes Holm,
in honor of Mrs Holm's birthday. Chas,
Poulson gave some fine selection on his
phonograph
Complaints have come in of several
dogs having been poisoned Of late; even
the placing of poisoned meat on peo-
pies doorstep. Marshal Olson is look
ing into the matter
Tuesday nights dance was consider
ed by some of our most prominent citi-
zens and dancers as one OF the grand,
est affairs OF the season 1t was con-
Quoted by Art Thomas and David R.
| Boyac5
County Assessor George H. Lewis
was in town on business Tuesday. The
Press made mistake couple OF weeks
ago when we said Miss Ruth Matley had
been employed in the recorders Office
Miss Matley is employed in Assessor
Lewis Office. Our mistakes Mi. Lewis
treat.
| NOTICE in and buy. you q
good watch cheap for cash. Bring
lyour old clocks and watches and have
them fixed up as good as new. Repair
ing a speciality. We pay highest price
for old silver. Call in, one door nortl
OF World Drug Store, Spanish Fork.
A magnificent steel engraving OF Hag
erman Pass, the most famous mountain
pass in Colorado, has been issued by
the Colorado Midland Railway Thi
engraving is 26x4O inches and suitable
for framing, 1t will be sent to any ad
dress on receipt of 10 cents in stamp
by L. H. Harding, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Mrs. John Hopla of the Third
ward died last night Of old age and
general debility,
For Sale;-A good brick house
and city lot in 4th ward. See VIM.
Christensen or Tho..nas the tailor.
A car load of poultry netting
and field fencing just arrived.
BRING US your orders, at the Y. M.
Coop,
The ladies and misses would do
well to call and get coat. We
haye good line going at rs per
cent off.-Y, M, Coop.
Methusala was all right, you bet
For a good old soul was he,
They say he would be living yet,
Had he taken Rocky Mountain
| Tea. Ask your druggist.
Have you been betrayed by
promises of quaks, swallowed pills
and bottle medicine without results
except damaged stomach To
those we offer HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 80 cents. Ask
your druggist.
For good time go to the Span,
ish Cafe" Fresh oysters and re-
freshments of all description
Prompt service, and all equipment
down-to-dats. Open after dances
Opposite postofioe, Spanish Fork
Utah.
Patrons remember that next
week we expect to furnish the pub
lie the greatest picture exhibit ever
seen IN this part OF the country
II is something unusual to visit
an art gallery in your home tow
so get your tickets early. They
will be sold by the students,-Com
mittee.
Once more Spanish Fork peopl,
are interested in a good thing
The Spanish Fork Driving Asso
citation, company which is to in
corporate for $4,000, intends to bu,
about fifteen acres of land on whicl
they will construct race track
, and an athletic field. The lane
! which they intend purchasing i
situated just south of town on JOIN
Beck's farm. This is one of tn
best ventures the sporting men o
, town have attempted, Now is tn,
time to assist in n good cause an
show your local patriotism.
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Itching Piles.

IL you are acquainted with any
one who is troubled with this dis
tressing ailment yov can do him no
greater favor than to tell him to
try Chamberlain's Salye. 1t gives
instant relief. Price 20 cents per
box. Sold by City Drug Store.
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Francis Miller has deem sick
few days with heart trouble.
Good second class alfalfa seed
for 9 cents per pound at Y. M.
Coop
Overalls with lots of pockets
stitched with white, just the kind
your boy likes. At Oran Lewis.
Martell and Clark has full
line of ready made caskets, works.
manship first class, fully trimmed.
onah Ainge of the Fourth ward
died yesterday morning. The fu-
neral services will be held in the
Fourth ward meeting house tomor-
row at / o'clock.
The Nineteenth Quorum of
Seventies will meet in the First
ward meeting house next Monday
evening, Feb. 18th, at 7 O'Clock
sharp. A full attendance is re-
quested.
Good looks bring happiness
Friends care more for us when we
meet them with a clean, smiling
face. bright eyes sparkling with
health. which comes by taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
35c, Ask your druggist.
Miss Lizzie Prior, one of our
leading young ladies was married
on Wednesday, Feb. 7, in the Salt
Lake Temple to Geo. Ludlow, a
very promising young man of Ben
jamin. We join with their many
friends in visiting them happy
and prosperous careen.
Next Monday, Feb. IL, the Rio
Grande will make rate of $1,40
30 Salt Lake on account of the big
spectacular extravaganza produc.
ton of Beauty and the Beast at
the Salt Lake Theater. Tram leave
at sos a, m, return special leaves
Salt Lake at Has p. m,
Card of Thanks.-In behalf Of
Che bereaved family wish to ex-
tend thanks to the neighbors and
friends who SO kindly sympathized
and aided at the death and burial
of little David, the eight-year- I'D
son of MIR. and Mrs. David r ,.es .,
Winter Quarters, and espF ,ciallv to
the choir Of that place. Mrs MARY
Isaac,
The high s,chool students APP
peafed oetor.e the public last satur.
day IN tr4e comedy drama, The Bank
Cash...er, All the parts were rem,
e4sred exceedingly we'll and the au'
dience went home feeling that, il
coming out, they were we'll paid
The only disappointment the Span,
ism Fork people feel is that the
company do not intend to repeat
the play.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Spanish Fork Yves
Field Irrigation Go. was held in the
City Hall, Wednesday Feb It'll
The financial report showed thai
there is a balance in the treasury
of S329,54. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
4. T. Money, President; John h
Bowen, Vice President; RowlanC
E. Williams, Jacob A. Hansen anC
Marinus Badsgsard, Directors; ant
Charles Monk Sec. and Treas.
The annual meeting of the Bas
BenchIrrigation and Manufacture
ing Company was held in the Cit
Hall last Monday. The following
officers were elected for the ensu
ing two years:-Serenus Gardner
President; Rees d, James and Rich
ard H. Jex, Trustees; and Nichola
Smith, Treasurer, A resolution
was introduced, authorizing tn
dissolution of the company an
merging into the Strawberry Va
ley Water Users Association whe
the proper time arrives. Ate
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Probate and Guardianship Notices.


Consult County Clerk or the respective sign
ers for further Information,
In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District, sitting in and for Utah county-Pro-
bate Division.
In Re estate OF Thomas Herbert, deceased,
and Mary Jane Herbert, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Creditors viii present claims with vouchers
to the undersigned at Benjamin, Utah county,
State OF Utah, on or before the I'd day of June,
1906 MARY JANE CHAIW1N,
Administrators.
A, SANEY, Attorney.
First publication Feb. l. 1905.
In the District Court OF the Fourth judicial
District OF the State OF Utah, sitting In and
for Utah county Probate Division
In Re Estate Of John S Thomas, deceased
NOTICE no CREDITORS
Creditors win present claims with vouchers
TO the undersigned at Spanish Fork Utah
county, State of Utah, on or before the 18th
day OF June, 1906. PRATT p THOMAS,
Administrator,
A. SAXEy, Attorney.
First publication Jan. %, 1906,
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NOTICE.

The annual general meeting of the stoclhold-
ers of the spanish Fork South Irrigation Com
pany win be held in the city hail on Monday,
the 18TH day of February, 1906, at o'clock p m
for the election OF officers, hearing the financial
report, and transactlng all other necessary
business OLIVER p WEN1EN, sec
Spanish Fork Utah, Jan. p, 1905.
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A magnificent steel engraving OF Hag-
erman Pass, the most famous mountain
pass in Colorado, has been issued by
the Colorado Midland Railway, This
engraving is 26x4O inches and suitable
for framing 1t will be sent to any adj
dress on receipt of 10 cents in stamps
by L. H. Harding, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Local News.
EEEE

The temple brand Of Olive Oil at
Oran Lewis.
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Unnecessary EllenSa.

Acute attacks VI colo. diarrhoca and
dyscntcry come on without warning
and prompt relief must be obtained
There Is no necessity Of mourning the
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and Diarrhccs Remedy Is at hand. a
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tent before a doctor could arrive. IL
has never been known to fail, even IN
the most severe and dangerous cases
and no family should be without IT,
For sale by Haynes & Taylor. the en-
tcrprising druggists Of Marion.
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woodland, So acres oi bottom land. o5
acre, in gas- Three good springs ,n
this farm and nccistcrn In yard. For
the present We can sell this farm at a
bargain.
MARION RIAL Es1ATr a INVEST.
NENr Co.
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Exactly.

ieacher-Now. Robert. do you know
what an isosceles triangle Is?
Boy--les'm.
Teacher-Weli. what is Il?
Boy-lts one Nv dem things get,
licked fer not KNOWN what II is
Judge.
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"Yol will tive 10 regret talking that
way 20 me-" teariully spoke ais,
Peachley
4 sincerely hope not. rapl.ad aiss
Tartun. Il should be avfully sorry &c
live t'li the world comes To an end
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I'D Grammaticnl Prlsonrr

"And when he said skiddoo what DID
you do asked The judge.
i ,hIddid. your honor" said tbs
.-.slnrr.-Judge.
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The BrIde-Let act so that no one
will know we have just been mar.
ried.
The Groom-All right Then you
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crat and Chronicle.
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Let me figure with you on your con-
crete work, curbing your cemetery
lots, walks and etc. LEE WICK.
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In the Present Emerr.nrr

The optimistic thrg 10 do
l. to philosophize.
For every man must eat his peek
OF dirt before he dies
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