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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-05
New Babies.

:, TO Archie Huff and wife of Lake
Shore, on the first inst, boy.
TO Anthem Beck and wife, on the Atb
a girl. VIC 1'H'
To John W. Finch and wife, a girl on
WashIngton,s birthday, February 22nd
boy. Wv oiu'
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Raw Literary Food.

\ People who are having trouble
with their mental processes, whol
1find their wits whitening, their lucid
lucubrations getting lax, their ra-,
ytionality rusty and their psychic sem
4ses sick, will find complete relief inl
sitting down and trying real hard to.
yhgure out some original thing that
eWlll keep all the business from goingi
ITO the other drug store. \
' Very respectfully,
q A. F. ENGBERG,
4 Mgr of The World Drug Co.
= r. Sit Pays to Trade with Thel
9World Drug Co.
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THE Denver Express" coined,
drama in five acts is one of the best
successes on the stage to-day. 1t is
one of life and fun from beginning t,
end. Opera House March Ia.
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The big piano drawing will take
Place at The World Drug Co. In
IS days from this date--,rlarch <
1908. Get all the tickets yol,
San can. One ticket free with everv
2oc purchase al The World DnIa
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Notice.

We have discontinued the sale of beer
and liquors in our store. You can now
have your prescriptions filed by the
best OF Pharmacists, in DRIIG
STORE, and not SALOON.-Citv
Drug Store. ivy
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NOTICE-To all interested in a home
industry, come out one and all, and con-
tract for tomatoes and beans, and heb
to build up one of the best enterprise
in our land. David Williams, contfacta
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We handle the> TX M. I. shoes of
Salt Lake, Friedman & Dittman of St
Louis, and Endicott q Johnson of New
York. We always getthe latest Farm
ers Cash Mercantile Co.
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Samuel Cornaby is prepared to sup
ply fresh flowers on short notice in anv
quantity, for all occasions. He also has
on hand choice selection of immor
telle funeral designs.
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Mrs. c. Rayburn and baby arrive d
Tuesday from Oakland, Cal. to visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Nelson. Mr.. Rayburn will visit here
soon with view of locating in Utah.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-05

Firstclass shoe and harness repairing
and harness supplies; one door south of
Robt. Boyack' s.-Jas. Mackley, Prop. =
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St. q -.

NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING-Notice is
hereby given that meeting of the taxpayers
OF spanish Fork School district No 2 will he
held in the Central School House Saturday,
March z, 1908, at 1880 p. m, to consider the
building OF a new school house. All taxpayers
of said district are requested 10 be present By
order OF the board OF trustees.
NJ; LARSEN
@. w. BOOTH
f., A, THOMAS, Clerk
Spanish Fork, Feb. 20, 1908
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Andrew V. Nelson of this city and
Pearl Strong of Springville were mar
ried in the Salt Lake temple yesterday.
A reception will be held in the CITY
Pavilion tonight.
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l.. J. Nelson, a competent jeweler of
Des MONIES, Iowa. is now permanently
located at the City Drug Store with a
full equipment for all first class iewelrv
work and watch repairing. en-
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The time is surely coming when the
people of Spanish Fork and vicinity
will wake up to the fact that there is
a first class planning mill and Job shop
right here at home, tho of course it is
on a small scale at present but we in
tend to grow, and besides there are
many, many things we can do well and
quickly, just when you want them, too.
Isn't that worth something to you?
Don t take our word for it, let US reason
1t out at the shop or elsewhere.
Watch us grow. "(N. c. The Econ
omy planning mill and job shop at the
JeX lumber yard.
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Ladies fancy shoes and slippers TO,
spring arrived today from Kansas City
and New York atNFarmers' Cash M. Co.
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Best seed potatoes. Sold at bWest
prices. farmers Cash Mercantile CO.
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Announcement.

The Home Industrial Promotion Com
pany (office Commercial Bank is sell
ling treasury stock of the international
Tolers Investment Co. This company
is capitalized for $500, 900, par value,
500 per share Stock is sold at $50 per
share, which may be paid in 10 annual
nstallments of Sc each. The company
pays 10 per cent interest per annum
for the first 10 years and an additional
10 per cent accumulated dividend at the
end of 10 years.
I The company is engaged in horticul-
tural pursuits, owning several tracts of
suitable fruit lands in Idaho, Colorado.
and Napoleon, Utah. The officers are:
W. A. Warthen, Springville, Ut, Pres
ident; A. B. Rockhill, Spanish Fork,
Ut, Vice-President; I. r.. Kelly, Spring
vile. Ut. Sec. and Treas. these with
Stephen Bjarnason, Springville, Utah.
and w. H. Cannum, Palisade.
Coo, form the board of directors.
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Gardens attended to-I am prepared
to put in and look after gardens; give
me call. III. P. Christensen, 9 blocks
east of Young Mems Coop, Spanish
| Fork
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Take advantage of the book exchange
at the City Drug Store. After the first
small purchase price you can get any
book in the store for 10c exchange.
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Patrick 7. Henry, the genial druggist
OF the Heber. Drug company, and Miss
Sadie Hindley were married last
Monday at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hindlev
of American Fork.
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Anyone wanting gravel from Monk
beds must see B. j. johnson. r.
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Mems and boy s spring clothing lat.
est in color, cut and style. Farmer
Cash Mer. Co.
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Local Jots

Will Pace was in town Monday on
business.
Plenty of headboards at Jex Lumber
Company.
Don't fail to see "Peck's Bad Boy"
It's the real thing.
Mich cows for sale-Will calve soon,
See Sega Hansen.
Land wanted on east bench. See
Stephen Bjarnason.
VIM. James and wife have moved to
to this city from Zion.
Will Lewis has been quite sick about
week, but is improving.
See the Bad Boy at his best at the
Opera House Friday night.
Dell Brockbank has returned from a
pleasant trip to Los Angeles.
Buy your reserve seat tickets at the
City Drug Store for Peck Bad Boy.
The Denver Express is good. Don't
fail to see it. Opera House March Id.
The latest patterns of four-in-hand
ties have just arrived at the Y. M.
Coop.
Messrs. Joe Wood and Taylor Thur
Der took their annual at Castillo
Sunday.
Alfred Rees and family of Blackfoot.
Idaho, are visiting for a short time in
this city.
Buy your hats where you can get
any style and quality you want, at Y.
M. Coop.
Llewlwn Beck returned from the
hospital at Salt Lake Monday. He is
feeling o. X.
Turkeys Lost-3 hens2 gobles "H"
painaed white on neck. Finder return
same to Bishop Hales.
For LIST crop baled hay and thorough
bred Buff Orpington eggs to set. See
Dell Brockbank.
DR.. w. E. Warner and DR.. j. w.
Hagen have moved their office into the
new World Drug Co. building.
The Spanish Fork school trustees Wis
tied the Springville district last Tues
day for the purpose of looking over the
school buildings.
The 1S-months-old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. A. Butler died Tuesday of
Pneumonia which followed the measles
Burial took place today.
Send all your laundry work to tn
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Bazaar--March ll---Bazaar.

Doors open at o'clock sharp Program be-
gins NJ p. m. as follows:
Music .. Mandolin and Guitar Club
Recitation ....... ..-........ Francis Miller
Song - ...... ......... ....... Phebe Brown
Recitation Ne. . ... Wells Robertson
instrumental selection Than and Jess Ludlow
Quartet - E1wiii" liam l I CO.
Reading .................. Tay Brimhall of = oyo
Clarinet solo ............ ..... John ). johnson
MARCH ~
Docs open ut p. m for all who desires to
purchase and mt $3.50 u childrens program will
pc given rs follows;
Duet ... Morgan and Naoma Thomas
hceitatlob ..-...--.-.-..--... Mark Lewis
Piano solo - ........ ....-........ Jennie Lewis
Recitation M ............ ..........- Wanda Boyack
song .......... Little NHda Finch
Recitation Gee ........ ........ Banch Robertson
Duet - Bessie Gardner and Miss Martell
Piano Solo observation-disclosures. . Tace Rockhill
Chorus Puritan Maids
song .. ............ ........ m Ber Angus
Bows Chorus Ross Rowe 81 90
At the close OF each nights program Kan
CARGO Court win be held. and II great many side
issues; such as u popcorn stand The unknown
Being, Post Card ONCE, The Wonderful Art
GALLERY, Prize Mike cake. Most Popular Lady,
Prctttest Baby. an up to cate lunch stand. and
last but not least. the wonderful Tulip Bed The
latter feature will please the children.
MARCH Is
Doors open from . till 1880 p m when a bas-
kct BAL will be given between Payson and
Sprogville. after which grand ball will be
given The CLOSING feature of the Bazaar will
b. the awarding of II beautiful gold ring to the
most popular lady and II gold bracelet to the
rettiest baby These beautiful presents be
ing the compliments of the Young Mems Coop.
Vote for the most popular lady. can be had at
any date from now until the 18th from G. w.
Booth. Morgan Beck, Wells Robertson or
David Buyark.
come out people and enjoy three nights Of
real pleasure.
DR.. w. e. Warner and DR.. J. w.
Hagen have moved their office into the
new World Drug Co. building.
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NOTICE. have removed to the w
b. Hughes building opposite Y. M.
Coop, where | will carry on the metal
and Jewelry business as usual. Call ard
see me in my new quarters. Watches
and clocks cleaned and repaired while
you wait. Satisfaction guaraeteed
John Ellison.
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Now that your years work is done
and you have leasure time, have those
photoes taken that you have been put
ting off so long. Have it done at
Stahmann's studio, l-2 block west of
the Coop
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-05

Mrs. Mary Greer entertained the
Self Culture Club on the 9th ult. Ma
thanial Hawthorne being the subject
for discussion. A review of his life was
conducted by Jennie Beck. "The House
of Seven Gables, ''one of his best works
was very ably given by Lydia Stab,
mann. Refreshments were served
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Send all your laundry work to til
Young Mems Coop and get the h
results. The drug store does not sunc
business for me now. Firm Engle.
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New line of la dies Spring goods are
opened every day at Farmers Cash
Mere. Co.
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Take your laundry to the City Drug
Store, agents for the celebrated Model
Steam Laundry of Salt Lake, Prices
the same, work much better You
know 1T Pays BETTER to Trade with
The City Drug Store"
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We sell the best rubbers at lowest
prices. Farmers Cash Mercantile Co.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-03-05

Paint of all kinds, and glass cut to
order at the Farmers Cash Mercantile
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Mems work shirts sold at lowest
prices at farmers Cash Nero. Co.
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Eggs for hatching-It don't paw to
raise scrub chickens when you can get
eggs; from pure bred fowls. Fred Corn
ably has for sale pure bred Black Min
orcas, White Leghorns and White
plymouth Rocks. Call and see him be-
fore you set your hens.
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DR.. w. E. Warner and DR.. j. W.
Hagen have moved their Office into the
new World Drug Co. building.
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The committee on city cemetery visi-
ted the city of the dead the other day,
inspecting the condition of the graves
and such other things as demanded
their attention. They reported they
found many head boards down and
many greatly delapidated. The citi-
zens of our town would do well to see
that their dead are granted at least a
board to mark the spot where they lie
The Shamrock club of Spanish Fork
is making extensive preparations for
its annual ball on March 18th. 1908.
This date for a number of years mast
has been celebrated as one of the lead
ing social events of the year. 1t is the
intention of the committee, if possible,
to eclipse all other years, as home rule
for Ireland is now assured. Remember
the date, wait for it, and then come
out and celebrate in good old Paddy
style.
Stephen Bjarnason, mgr. of the
Home Industrial Promotion Co. was in
Salt Lake City the early part of this
week selling stock of the international
Toilers Investment Co. to number of
northern capitalists. We also learn
that one of Spanish Fork s prominent
business men subscribed for 100 shares.
Mr., Bjarnason is very enthusiastic over
the prospects of Spanish Fork becom-
ing the great fruit center of the state,
and urges the bench land owners to
plant small tracts to liberia peach
trees. Three waterings season is
sufficient until the trees go to bearing,
and orchards can be watered with half
the volume required for grain or hay
and in much less time.
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Listen!

LlSten!
1t costs money to burn printers ink,
but the printer tells us it pays those
who form the habit-besides he has to
live, etc--we believe all this, notwith-
standing he looks better fed than we
do and can afford to wear overshoes
this sloppy weather, whereas we are
lucky to have just shoes with holes in
them. But we are still doing lots of
work and giving that good satisfac-
ton" that beats rolled barley from
your neighbor's bin as an element of
growth. Watch us grow" IN. ca
The Economy planning mill at the Jex
lumber yard.
M. C. Bjarnson came from SUNNY
side last Friday. He says out of the
four mines, three are closed, and the
otner one works only about three days
week.
Mems work shirts sold at lowest
prices at Farmers Cash Nero. Co.
We sell the best rpbbers at lowest
prices. Farmers Cash Mercantile Co.
Paint of all kinds, and glass cut to
order at the Farmers Cash Mercantile
New line of ladies' Spring goods are
9 %src &c every day at Farmers Cash
Ladies fancy shoes and slippers for
spring arrived today from Kansas CITY
and New York atNFarmers' Cash M. Co.
Firstclass shoe and harness repairing
and harness supplies; one door south Of
Robt. Boyack Jas. Mackley, Prop.*
Samuel Cornaby is prepared to sup
ply fresh flowers on short notice in anv
quantity, for all occasions. He also has
on hand choice selection of immor-
telle funeral designs.
We handle the nc. M. I. shoes Of
Salt Lake, Friedman & Dittman of St
Louis, and Endicott q Johnson of New
York. We always getthe latest. Farm
ers Cash Mercantile Co.
l.. }. Nelson, a competent jeweler of
Des Moines, Iowa. is now permanently
located at the City Drug Store with a
full equipment for all first class iewelrv
WORK ana Watch repairing. en-
Now that your years work is done
and you have leasure time, have those
photoes taken that you have been put
ting off so long. Have it done at
Stahmann's studio, l-2 block west of
the Coop
NOTlCE-I have removed to the w
B. Hughes building opposite Y. M
Coop, where will carry on the metal
and jewelry business as usual. Call ard
see me IN my new quarters Watches
and clocks cleaned and repaired while
you wait Satisfaction guaraeteed.
John Ellison.
Eggs for hatching-It don't paw to
raise scrub chickens when you can get
eggs from pure bred fowls. Fred Corn
lby has for sale pure bred Black Min
9rcas, White Leghorns and White
plymouth Rocks. Call and see him he
fore you set your hens.
Don't forget that every time Won
spend SOC with the World Drug Co. Won
get ticket that entities Won IN a
chance on the beautiful $500. Piano now
IN exhibition at the store. The draw.
ng will take place about March 1st
set all the tickets you can. The World |
ate. ~.
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MARCH Is

DR.. w, e. Warner and DR.. J. w.
Hagen have moved their Office into the
new World Drug Co. building.
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M. c. Bjarnson came from Sunny
side last Friday. He says out of the
four mines, three are closed, and the
otner one works only about three days
week.
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Unthoughtful, Thong
Thinkless.

The word "thinkless" ACCORDING
to good authority has a distinct
meaning. 1t has reference to the
individual who cannot think.
Such people depend upon the
successful advertising COPY of
their competitor for a livelihood
They are somewhat Iikened unto
the ape who mimics his super
lorS. The World Drug Co. is
still cutting prices on drug store
goods.
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Don't forget that every time YOU
spend SOC with the World Drug Co. YOU
get a ticket that entities YOU to a
chance on the beautiful $500. Piano now
on exhibition at the store. The draw
ing will take place about March LIST
Get all the tickets you can. The World
Drug Co. is still selling goods at cut
rate. Nv
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Commercial Bank

Report made to the Secretary of State OF the
State OF Utah, OF the condition OF the
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We have just receive large
shipment of
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To my numerous patients in Spanish
Fork and also those who are suffering
with weak eyes: will be at the Boyack
Hotel, March 6 and z. Office hours, |
to 3 p. m. DR.. c. M. Peterson of Salt
Lake City, post graduate in optics.
Plenty of references in your town.
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OF Spanish Fork located at Spanish Fork in
the county OF Utah. State OF Utah. at the close
Of business on the sth day of Feb, 1903:
RESOURCES
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The 1S-months-old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. A. Butler died Tuesday of
Pneumonia which followed the measles.
Burial took place today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
AMERICAS WAsTEFUL HABITS.
Many Excellent Materials for Paper
makinu Are Not Used.

EkEsEs
The American nation has the repu-1
tation of wasting almost as much Of
Its Ii as 1t uses. Facts are oft
en- advanced to show that there is
muchatruth In such a statement. The
Northwest annually produces q mill
lion and q half tons Of flax stalks
which are not now used for anything.
That amount Of waste remains after
the twinemakers lake all they want.
It makes excellent paper. The farrn-.
ers In the South burn or plough under
13, 000, 900 tons OF cotton ak every
year. That which is ploughcd under IL
soil to some extent. but not so with
what goes up In smoke. Five hun
bred thousand tons of fibre have been
aahering to cotton seed every year. 1t
has been fed to farm stock along with
the eed and has done hi stock no
good. Cattle and sheep do not like the
fibre, and the seed cake Is better with
out it. A machine has been Invented
which, 1t is claimed, will separate the
lint from the seed. Paper makers
think they can use it.
Nobody knows how many million
tons Of cornstalks go to waste: but In
quality they are far ahead OF cotton
made into paper. although 1t has not
yet been done on a commercial scale.
Tke time has not yet come when 1t is
absolutely necessary that substitutes
for pulp wood be found, but It Is COM
ing. The forests are still able to fur
nish materials for paper, but they IAN
not continue to do SO for a great many
years to come, at the present rate Of
cutting and growth. Makers of paper
anticipate a scarcity Of pulp wood and
1t is this which prompts the active
search now going on for substitutes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
Rai,ways Asve No National Policy.

Herbert N. Casson In Broadway Maya
zine for July.
American railroads have as yet MT
national policy. They have few nation
al ideas of any kind. Each one has Its
own local interests, and cares little for:
anything else. They have never at any
time tried to organize and to unite upon
e policy that would protect he inter-
ests Of all railways alike. The truth
seems to be that the railroads are no
more united than the red Indians were,
when the white man came to deprive
them of their land. There are seven
great tribes OF railroads, and about 800
little tribes, each one jealous Of the
others and more enthusiastic for a fight
than for an agreement. This Is a fact
of tremendous importance to the out
side public, as 1t dispe1s the common
opinion that the railroads are too strong
and united to be controlled.
Let us alone!"-that is the new slo-
gan of b railway presidents. 1t Is
their political rallying cry-their plea
their defiance. There are some railway
men who are SO far behind the spirit OF
today that they really believe Let us
alone" is an argument. They do not
see that the towering fact of the whole
railway situation is this-that the rail-
ways have been let alone too long. The
time has arrived when they must adopt
themselves to a higher conception OF
the railway business.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
SEE Q NOT WALK

For Notwithstanding HunoR on
Anlkles-Opiates Alone BroughtY
sleep-Ec.csna Yielded 10 Cati-l
ours.
IT Ind eczema for over two years.
I had two Physicians. but they only
gave me relief for q short time md I
cannot enumerate the ointrpents and
lotions I used 10 no purpose. NY an
kles were one mass Of sores. The itch
Ing and burning were SO intense that
I could not sleep. / could not walk for
nearly four months. One day my hus-
band snid I had better try the Cuticura
Remedies. After using them three times
4 had the best nights rest In months
unless I took an opiate. ! used one
set Of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and
pills, and my ankles healed in a short
time. II is now a year since I used
Cuticura, and there has been no return
Of the eczema Mrs. David Brown,
Locke, hrk.. May 10 and July 13, 1907