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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

See official notice Of School Election
in another column.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Magic wallpaper cleaner, makes wall
paper like new. Jex lumber Co.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02
Eastern Excursions

do commencing June LIST. Freeman,
I Euas. curing June to Eastern ndints
NEST train service and or pUailts.
sWSehery wa Colorado Midland Ba;i,uuee,s.'
Mrite l.. II; Harding, Gen. Agent 'w gay;
Lake Tor full information. "'i oaiI
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

J. F. Rawson, of Eureka, is in town
visiting with his brother, W.D. Rawscn.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Get your fruit jars at Rob. Boyack S.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Morgan of Provo
have been visiting in Spanish Fork this
week.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

For green peas and new potatoes see
Geo. Ellis.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02
Local Jots


Local Jots
Get your fruit jars at Rob. Boyack's.
For green peas and new potatoes see
Geo. Ellis.
See official notice of School Election
in another column.
Magic wallpaper cleaner, makes wall
paper like new. Jex lumber Co.
J. F. Rawson, of Eureka, is in town
visiting with his brother, w. ID. Rawscn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Morgan of Provo
have been visiting in Spanish Fork this
week.
At the dance last Saturday night
$2l was cleared up for Mrs. Thomas
Drage.
FOUND-A coil spring for a moving
machine or beet cultivator. Call at
this office. bring 10c.
Rob Pack of Kamas, representing
Pack Bros. has arrived in town and
will run Packs pavilion.
Be sure and attend the oil well boring
at Juab Sunday July 5. Special rates
over the Salt Lake Route.
A chance to see things as they were
at the time of Christ. Moving Pictures
Opera House, July 2-3-4.
Boosters excursion to Nepbi July 10.
Special train leaves at 9:17 am. $l.00
round trip, via Salt Lake Route.
FOR SALE 18th of July excursion
tickets July Bird and 4th, returning 9th.
One fare round trip Salt Lake Route.
SWEET CHERRIES Lower in price
this year. Phone Mr.. Gillian at
Mapleton. Maplewood Cherry Farm.
What's the use Of patronizing Salt
Lake bakers when you can get fresh
home made bread from Clark Il Jensen.
DO not fail to see the Life of Christ
produced by new and powerful NOV.
ing picture machine. Opera House,
July 2-3-4.
On July 3 and the Rio Grande X. R.
will give rate of one fare for rount
trip between any two points in Utah
Good returning July 6.
The Salt Lake Route will make a rat
of 81 for the round trip Sunday, July
to Juab on account of oil well boring
Good only on date of sale.
Ice for sale, new potatoes, new peas
turnips radishes, onions, cherries
strawbe rriss, oranges, lemons, banana
for the 4th ut Rob. Boyack's.
1t is rumored that Judge John I
Booth is a candidate for re elcctio
next fall, and that many Republican
in the district will support his cand
dacy.
LOST "A bunch OF keys, either i
town or on the road to Castillo la,
week. Finder kindly return to Z. Gao
well at Castillo or The Spanish For
Press.
Mrs. VIM. E. Stanley has move
down from briggs, Idaho, aid wi
make her home in Spanish Fork. Mrs
Stanley wishes to take in washing f,
living or any other kind Of emplo,
rnent.
4th of July rates over the Salt LAX
Route, one lowest LIST class fare f
round trip. For sale July and fin
limit, July 9th minimum rate 20c, b,
tween any two points in Utah via Sa
Lake Route and S. p. V. R.R.
Agricultural excursion to experimer
tai station at Nephi July 10. Rate Q
50 round trip. Special train leave
Salt Lake at am. running through
experimental station miles south {
Nephi. Return leaves at 3 pm. stop
ping at Nephi.
Florence, the 10 year old daughter /,
Andrew V. Nielsen accidently fell OF
of the wagon while out on bisin ,:
with her father last Saturday and brok
leg at the thigh. Drs. Warner an
Hagan were at once sent for and sc
the broken bone.
The new passion play or the life {
Christ, wildly reproduced by 40,0t
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

At the dance last Saturday night
$21 was cleared up for Mrs. Thomas
Drage.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

FOUND-A coil spring for moving
machine or beet cultivator. Call at
this office. bring 10c.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Be sure and attend the oil well boring
at Juab Sunday July 8. Special rates
over the Salt Lake Route.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Salem will celebrate the Fourth this
year in good style. There will be a
grand street parade in the morning,
Immediately following which fine
program will be given, At 2 p. m.
sports will take place, consisting of
a base ball game between the married
men and single men. foot racing, pole
vaulting, high jumping, potato racing,
tug of war etc. There will be a free
dance in the afternoon for the children
and grand ball in the evening at the
Opera House. All are invited.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Rob Pack Of Kamas, representing
Pack Bros. has arrived in town and
will run Packs pavilion.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

A chance to see things as they were
at the time of Christ. Moving Pictures
Opera House, July 2-3-4.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Boosters excursion to Nephi July 10.
Special train leaves at 9:l7 am. $l.00
round trip, via Salt Lake Route.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

FOR SALE 18th of July excursion
tickets July Bird and 4th, returning 9Th.
One fare round trip Salt Lake Route.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Florence, the 10 year old daughter Of
Andrew V. Nielsen accidently fell out
of the wagon while out on basin ,ss
with her father last Saturday and broke
h r leg at the thigh. Drs. Warner and
Hagan were at once sent for and set
the broken bone.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

4th of July rates over the Salt Lake
Route, one lowest LIST class fare for
round trip. For sale July 3 and a final
limit, July 9th minimum rate 20c, be-
tween any two points in Utah via Salt
Lake Route and S. p. V. R.R.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Peter Madsen of Mapleton was in
town on business last Monday. He in
formed us that Mapleton will slebrate
the Fourth in grand style and says that
they have bought 5 acres Of ground for
a base ball field and lumber is already
on the ground for grand stand.
Mapleton nov has about 100 families.
A great deal of land on the north side
has been planted to fruit trees this
spring.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Agricultural excursion to experiment
tai station at Nephi July 10. Rate of
50 round trip. Special train leaves
Salt Lake at a. m. running through to
experimental station miles south of
Neph. Return leaves at 3 pm. stop
ping at Nephi
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

The new passion play or the life of
Christ, wildly reproduced by 10000
beautifully hand painted moving pic
lures, also illustrated by song and lee
ture. The largest hand colored films
ever produced. This is an entirely new
play just from Europe. Opera House
July 2-3-4.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

SWEET CHERRIES-Lo Lower in price
this year. Phone Mr.. Gillian at
Mapleton. Maplewood Cherry Farm.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

On Friday evening while Brigham E.
Gardner. his little daughter, Beulah
and her two cousins from Provo were
driving from Mr.. Gardner's farm on
the bench, little Beulah accidently fell
out of the wagon and broke her leg
above the knee. Drs. Warner and
Hagan set the bone the same evening.
She is getting along nicely.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Mrs. VIM. E. Stanley has moved
down from briggs, Idaho, I'd will
make her home in Spanish Fork. Mrs.
Stanley wishes to take in washing for
a living or any other kind Of employ
ment.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

Ice for sale, new potatoes, new peas,
turnips radishes, onions, cherries,
strawbe triss, oranges, lemons, bananas
for the 4th ut Rob. Boyack's.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

iS.oy raw non nihe, Sutiy VS. iu'Vu
Any horse receiving a prize will not
be allowed to enter for second con-
test. Admission to race track, l5c and
25c. Dances in the City Pavilion, July
3rd and 4th.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

The Salt Lake Route will make rate
Of 81 for the round trip Sunday, July 5.
to Juab on account of oil well boring.
Good only on date of sale.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

1t is rumored that Judge John E.
Booth is candidate for re election
next fall, and that many Republicans
in the district will support his candi-
dacv
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

What's the use of patronizing Salt
Lake bakers when you can get fresh
home made bread from Clark Il Jensen.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-02

LOST A bunch of keys, either in
town or on the road to Castillo last
week. Finder kindly return to E. Cad
well at Castillo or The Spanish Fork
Press.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-23
NOTICE.
Georgia. Glynn County.

Georgia, Glynn County.
In the court of ordinary of said county
In the matter of the application Of
Anna L. Alline for the probate /
solemn form of the will of Jane
Mayhew. deceased, late of Kings
county, New York. and the apoir'
ment OF an administrator with the
will annexed. etc.
To Emma X Winchel. of I.eMars,
Iowa; Mary f. Morgan. of LETTERS.
Minnesota; Josiah X. Alline and
Charles f AlIine. of Fort Dodge.
Iowa: Susan Tobey, Louise Furber.
Julia Furber and Mary Smith. Of
Boston. Massachusetts, and Jennie
NJ. Williams. Of San Francisco, Cal
irornia, tile heirs at law of said Jane
Mayhem. and to Brooklyn Tru.
Company, OF Brooklyn. New York.
the executor named in her will:
Anna l.. Allme having applied as an
cir at law for probate in Solemn form
the last will and testament of Janc
Mayhew deceased, late of Kings coun-
~, New York, and for the appoint.
ment OF an administrator with the will
annexed to administer her estate in
Georgia. under the terms of said will.
you and each Of YOU are hereby re-
CURED to be and appear before the
court of ordinary of said county on
The iirst Monday in May. 1908. at ton
ocIock in the forenoon, when saidap
llicatipn will be heard and acted UPON
This April G, 1908.
Horace Dart.
Ordinary Glynn County, Georgia.
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form. applied to me for permanent
letters of admn 'sration on the estate
OF Mrs. Elsie May Brown. late CT said
county this IS to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin Of Mrs.
Ellie May Brown to be and appear a.
my Office within the time allowed by
law. and show cause. if any they can,
why permanente administration should
not be granted to g. A. H.. Jennings
on sad deceased estate Witness.
my hand and official signature, this
Sth. day of April 1908.
Horace Dart. Ordinary.
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breated at slI00 Only at Sig Lev
ison, SOS-3O9 Bay street
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FOR CORONER.

q
To the VoteEs of Glynn County: S
| hereby respectfully announce my.
self 2 candidate for the office of cor
oner of Gynn county at the coming
democratic primary | respectfully ask
the support Of my friends and the
voters generally M. g. Lowe.
FIFTY cent negligee shirts, all sizes
at SO cents at Sig Leyison, 3O8-SO9
BAY street t@Nw
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Ordinary Glynn County, Georgia
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
cenesrxa,ion Far ps.s,,.,.-

A gatsekeefseH eaf q northern estate tells an amusing stors ar the latest thing in th, compensation line. When be e7ss esceglias the gciltiesaen round the coverss cue day the party were alarmed to hear loud cry just after shots had heea fired Running to the spot. a taisk bush growth. the keeper feand nlaa lging gruaaihg oa the ground.
 sSome of them gents ave shot me h the leg. greansSl the naau.
 Examination proved thai the sufferer had indeed receiseNl uiri shot pellet In his left ealf It was a trivial in- jury. but was handsomely eoupeusat. ed fer hs the gentlemen ia the party. who nnesented the victim with quite i geod sum in gold
 That same evening the gamVkeeper came upon two men in quiet lane ea= gagged in hot dispute aheut the shar. ing of some money One of the men had shotgun. and. tapping it signiti. cantly. lie said theateningiy: AT shares. or I'll go straight 10 the niice and split on Us both. I'll give the game away. i'ii tell 'em 'ow 1 put that pill In yer leg te knock money out Q the shooters"
 Then the gamekeeper disclosed him self. and the two conspirators decamp- ed London Opinion.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

+-stAtsA +tH sfts n Aud tAea I'd kia Fl kg yaa. ss
 tos, aS Boa ksliod you killed him,
 rsg fssser.' I'd~-
 With an effort that left bBm haSsari and trembling. Thompson foryssd him- self to calmer speech and continued.
 T answered your advertisement for a secretary. l had no experience, vet out Of ninety applicants yoa ehese me That was fate. l knew then that ane day l should have you at my feet. as now | have. Fate fought for me made myself necessary for you. eteyed your hardest orders. l found out ways 10 please you. l fetched and carried for you. I ran 10 anticipate your lighteSt wish, as though l was your adoring son. II was T hope you're satisfied. sir and Let me do that fer you. sir and I am glad to work overtime for you. sir. any time you wish while every minute l had to fight hard to keep from striking you dead
 "I must goi' groaned Wainwright. shudderins T can't stand this. F.
 "oh. l made you think ne para gonr' resumed the youth. You took 10 testing my honesty and loyalty in clever ways that you thought I'd never discover l stood the tests Then you trusted me You fool, As if the fact that l wasn't crook proved l wasn't your eaemyi You could see no farther than dollars and cents. When dila't steal those or sell the market tips you gave me yen thought I Was ineorrupti- bic and devoted to your interests. Aud all the time r'-
 You were listening Ut the keyhole that day last summer" broke in Her- rigan. the time I pulled the office door open, and
 Then and always" answered Thomp- son. and. he added. his eyes return ing to Naiuwright's, "l copied every confidential telegram or letter you sent took down in shorthand every private Interview of yours tracked the checks that completed your deals. and when they came back from the sanlts as vouchers i stole them I've ga, proofs. l tell yeu--pro0fs-of every crooked transaction .ou have dahhled in for nine years. I've secured proofs of every step in this borough franchise bribery. and I've turned them all over to the mayor here. That evidence will send you Co state prison To state prison, I tell youl To cell. with cropped hair and striped suit. Hi send you to prison. where you'll break your heart and be branded forever as q convict. And when your term is np I'll be waiting for yon. and I'll kill youl Do you hear me Fen foul crim- inalf'' he shouted. screaming hyster- ieally and foaming at the mouth in his abandonment ef insane fury. I'm go- ing to kill you. To kill your'
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

blazed from Thompson eyes Wainwright shrank back in V panic dread
 "He's-he.s mad.s cried the finaneier. Don't fet him at ner'
 For Thompson seemed about 10 hnrl himself on his foe
 "Go easy. son" adlured phelas. lay. Ing T restraining hand on the secre- tary's shoulder
 The latter recnlied to himself by the pressure relaxed his tense. menacing attitude and with hysterieal reyHision Of feeling sank into q chair. burying his face in his arms on the table before hin.
 The alderman sped on his mission. eaving Alwyn seated alone. dejected. miserable. ill ths deserted committee 'oom.
 Now that the crisis was past his heart was strangely heavy. He had von. But al what eostf At .,.v loss of Ill he held dear.
 Alwyn Bennett knew. too. that the real fight was but just begun-a fight that had waged since the world began and must last to Judgment day-the hopeless. aphiIl battle of deeeney against eyil. of honesty against graft.
 Horrlgan's sneerlng words, T don't see any miIlionaires going to jail" stuck disagreeably ill inc young may or's memory. Their brutal. haid truth
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
| Please ASA slf. Thompson Io e0l1e

lease asA sIf. thompson Io c0lne in.
 The alderman. with an expansive grin. flung oivu the door of the farther room
 At seand of his secretary's name Wainwright had sprung to his feet and. daiufogHiesl- was leaning heavily eff the t3hle. staring across the threshold Of 'he suddenly opened door.
 There. framed ill the dark doorway. his face deathiy paie. his eyes glowing win strange light as of murder. stood Cyntha's brother.
 His presence in the city hail was no mere chance but the climax of a series Of conferences between Bennett. Phe- Ian and himself. dating from the night of the administration ball when. de spite his own resolve. the secretarY's hand had been forced by the fnquisi- tive alderman and his identity re vealed
 Bennett had been let into the secret next day. and the trio had had a three hour talk from which Phelan had ctAltt Stu NitH tbt SiSti ui UT ol Out who had unexpectedly found a S1.ooo bill. Thompson. too, had left that con ference with a look of calm. intense satisfaction that transigured him
 Other conversations had followed. one of them i'll the presence of notary. stenographer and lawyers. The trap at last was ready 10 be sprung
 The financier for the first time in his nine year close association with tue secretary met the younger mans gaze without seeing the latter droop in def erential submission Now he received. back look for look from his former ait feet slave. and il was his own glance that wavered before that concentrated glare of hate.
 @Thempson" he cried. and his voice bore a world ef iHereduious fenf8ach.
 Before him stood the one man on earth in whom Wainwright had ever placed implicit trust; to whom hc had ranfded his eravest business secrets, the nan whom he had 50 shrewaly tested in countless ways and whe had proved stanehly incerruptihle and by
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
'----'., :, sh. called faIutly

4 r
 ..ssisn halted. still in haste to fulfH h.s mission
 @,,ould-eould I see Mr. BennettT' .n. asked T Hew timiditF transforming ,.- rich voice Do you know where l rsn dnd hinf"
 ~Is f important? He's pretty busy"
 -yey haporiant!" she pleaded. T ans, see him at once.
 ~rl look him up." agreed Phelan. a,st warn you he's too busy To see ,on inst ret. S'pose you let me take ,.1 hack 10 the meetin'? Our bill's .,a,iu' up in few minutes now. an ,oa don't want to miss it. Then I'll s,are up his honor for you as soon as hs,s eot spare minute an bring you bafk here to him. Sorry to keep you usitiu'" he went on as they started ,evard the council chamber. but be- ,sr. this sessions over all sorts of things is due to explode, an We ain't ssnily at the beginnin' of the excite ,,eut yet. We're goin to make a Fourth of July celebration in giaut pewder faet'ry look like deaf mute fpp-ral by the time we're done"
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

al. and now Thompson apparently con fronted him in the role of traitor-of exultant sRy.
 "Thompson." he exclaimed once more, almost with a groan. as tine sec retary advanced into the room .Etii only the width of the table separated employer and employee.
 Then the newcomer spoke for the first time. in an oddly untitled voice. IS though fighting desperately for self re- straint.
 "No,+ he contradicted. Thompson no longer. Henceforth | am Garrison.
 Waiuwright's face grew gray. Breath less. unbelieving. he peered across at the pallid features of his new foe. trac- Ing in them the likeness to the old friend whose rliia and death he had caused The haunting resemblance thai had often vaguely occurred 10 hun when watching Thompson al work now returned in double force But now as in a flash. II was explained. and he knew that his secretary spoke the truth
 .Yes.. went on Thompson in that
 ..Nine horrible years~ he sebbed bro senly. "Nine awful years of slavery. ef delsasemeut, Watching. hating Ioua,fn., To crush him. and. oh. the time has come. thank God. Thank God!
 .you're all in. ladr' muttered Phe- iau. passing an arm about the shaking youth and lifting him 10, his feet .t'onle with me I'll send out and gel you a braeer.
 Thomson. exhausted by his emo lions. ol,eysd mechanically. but at me farther doo paused for moment ana aeain fixed his wild. bioodshot eyes on Wainwright's haggard face.
 ..Reueuller.r he threatened. his voice dead and expressionless. when vor c.t out ,f Jail I'll be waiting TOT YOU. And as sure as Gods justice liNes I'll Kill you as I'd Kill a dog. Nine years waiting and-rl murder you as you murdered my
 Phelan hai forced him over me threshold. and the siamming oi the aaor behind the two seeined 10 DreaA the strange spell that had fallen OH al
 Wainwright straightened himself elar.e.e.,i fsarfuiiy about tried 10 se gatn his shaken eolnposure and oi'ehe-d his mouth ts speak But the hurried entrance of Williams prevented hiin- "Mr. Horrigan. gasped the eAciiss' ,aweo,ner i've Ieen looking every where for ' ,ui
 ~what's wrong novT snapped ths boss. Has
 ..The Borough bIHs come up al 'asl and ..,., the place. rhen"- -Na. they rs quiet as death; too au'eL .na th4. lave long ropes. and they re stringtng them over the -call in the police. then orierea ]. Horrigsn. .Now's the time for them Il don't dare protested Niiiiaihs ..Tbose men in the galler, are aesi'e''
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

N~tA-% ~~-s- esf,~~s .-@~ sss- -s-~. s-e-. cut to rescue them. We found them hutlsiled tn dccrways and by ghe sides ef buildings. The children oaught hesti of the ropes Sad were led fo shelter hy thSir rescuers. whose St.gSe of siiress tieu gradually returaed to them Every esse of the 800 school chlllrea In the town was xot home in safety. Rnt seven SeheelteackerS wefe frozen fo death h the country during the hiiz- gard and thousands of cattle died. The tasermo,asteF fell from about the freer- ing point at Rtsau fa ea degrees below zera tl..t .t night. tt was the worst blis. sasti i-cVer SaW, and ueNer want ta experience another like H-"- neS MpineS Register and Leader.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
Yh. e,,rx.,d os 1ees.

sI was living in O'Neiii. Seb.. at the time Of the great blizzard in isss. said a Sebraskan. and had just left the office 10 go houIe for dinner when the blizzard struck. l started 10 cross the street to drug store. but when reached the other side found myself halfway down the block from my des- tinaffon. The fine wind driven snow fla Ees filled the air so that l couldn't see my hand before tne. finally work ed my way back 10 the drug store. where a number Of other men had taken refuge from tbe storm. School had just teen dismissed for the noon recess. and we knew that nearly JD chssdrel were out in the storm Se-
 s--. sess.1 rsss-ss The esswd started