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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-12

Lawrence. where she has been visit
ing Miss Dolman.
A. E. Finney has gone to Oklahoma
on business.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-12

In a Kansas small town another
hero is the boy who is allowed to go
to Kansas City alone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-12

After all, perhaps life in wood
shed alone was preferable to living in
the house with the woman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-12

that he uses the back of the envelope
in which his wife encloses a letter to
their son in, Topeka to write his mes
sage to the young hopeful.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-12
Beef to Boil
Cut from Corn Fed Steers.
The price is reduced but not
the quality.
Sc ID.

alberta Peaches, choice quality
per basket lie
Fresh Eggs, right from farm, doz. lie
Hams, Armour's Star" The best
money will buy. sliced lb. -. soc
Fraser Bros Club Coffee, Csc value,
pound 80. -. zoe
Olives, full quart jar, large green
ollVes ...-.. Soc
Oranges small ones, dozen. 15c
Grape Juice-Pints, several brands
per pint zoe
Watermeions-Ice cold, per lb. -. &c
Buttercup Butterine- value, GLIB
prlcK .'-.. SSc
Bananas-per dozen 80. 1Oc and 15c
Lard-Pure hog lard, per lb -. .15c
Shoulder Roast or Boil-Cut from the
shoulder. prime quality, lb. =. 1Oc
Cheese-New York or Wisconsin,
pOuHu 2OC
New Potatoes-15 lbs. to the peck zoe
Messina Lemons-"Largest size," per
dozen -. SOC
Ginger Ale-Large bottles. 15c; or
two for Csc
Potted Ham or Tongue-Armour's per
can &c
Jello-Assorted favors, 10c pkg. Sc
Tea-Speeial blend for ice tea,
per pound 4Oc
Hamburg Steak-Ground fresh each
hour, ID 1Oc
Lard-Laurei brand, No pail .4sc
NO. D pail SOC
No. 10 pail ST so
Sugars lbs. best granulated. 81 90
FIour-"Our Patent" good bread
flour, 50-1b. sack *
California Hams-( Smoked shouIder)
pound .1455c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-12

Perhaps the fake telegram swindles
were inspired by the need Of paying
prize fight bets. ~ ~
A Herington man is SO economical
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-12
IN 1860

Are you going to take a vacation
this summer"
"Can't afford it. Wife's going to
run for congress this season and it
viii take all spare money to finance
her campaign
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-12
Community Comment.

The story that circus performances
bet her clothes on Jeffries is another
way that the clever press agent took
to get his show into print free.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
uttpmaar

2Gdfint6baIIituS on mddrdnnp.
Seliinsin fulfutoutiIoiraalan alildd'
fGrin, tri s.. BON Wiuebranbiu, iofo
on ilmoittonut plemanfa balufus ru'
ton tutfimista fporten ~lGbtemGdr
Sampuriin, pariiiin, Morieiueen ia
Soesiaau fetd moboouiiesti mpDs'
Fin 9erIiniin ia muibin ulfomooloi'
Tin poiftoihin, yabemadn tale mat
faue. Sri 0iasbronbin on n6ioer
tutfimusten barioittamisto norter
oIesfeItama fpdpintdin 6 miitfoo III
fomaiua Ietd polattuaon idtettdip0
Iddtintdbouitutieue tdpbeuinen mat
fatertomus "a tarpeen julien eri for'
mauSta nastaon ola lGdfintdboQi'
tutIen fdptettdpdnd fdiiteItdesId fp.
tpmpfIid tointenpiteistd rutpn mao.
banpddIemiien ebtdiiemiiefIi. Wtott
fara on ~mddrdttp 5000 martofIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
@linfantiiet iuuutuiiet elGffeet

on Ienaatti mpDntdnpt Porin faus
punsin taniaf. %opettoialle Matti
&auppiIeue 1000 MT, NIiftalan fun'
nan taniatoulnn opettaiaIle IIarias
NaIiafaiieIe 1000 mf., Sprndnndn
human &abbentuan tuniofouIun o.
pettoioue s. s.. yiiemiiele 1000 MT.
ia Wanion faupunsin oIemmon Fan.
~Iafoulun opettoiattareue Nnna Worio
Hoiiue $50 MT.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
= q
= Ssomen xxtiFa. y
mr. \
3anSalnisfpfoufSet.

&enraolitufpern6Dri on febottanui
fenootin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10. t.
pdaaiftDS ftirebtimddn l%auIunnor
ontomista fenroolitumernDorin mit'
me beinGt. 20 p:nd Idbettdmddn Fir
ielmGdn iiitd, ettei &uppipn lddnin
fuipernD0ri Sienius olut rpbtpnpi
mibtntddn toimenpiteiliin Guopios'o
pioetpn ,bouitutien nastoiien" To
foueIen baiottomiIetIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
Mnbameoinustpisfen teur6Stast
tapa.

2GGtintDboIlitus on iilt6 Doooitus'
ia louiunnosIu SelIin9in mubnme'
oinuStoisten pboistptIen %onomutIen
iobooSto, eta mubnmeoin uStoiiet
IaiIimot teurostoo el6imi6 omoin
usfonnonisten menoienia mufoon,
eIittdnpt Ienroonoa:
SO. 1907 tebbpn i%amouoiien onos
mutIen iobboStn oil IddfintDbouitrs
bontfinut tietojo mubomeoimsfon
opinfoppaIeiben mddrdptIiStd eIdin.
ten teurastufiesto. 8un Iiitd Ell fdp'
mt IeIniue, ettd mubameoinuston
opinfappoIeet fieltdiFindt eIdinten
tainnuttamiien ia foefo nptfin idte'
tpSid onomutIesIa ainoostoon inno
taan, eiid eIGimet teurostetaon Left
foomouo el6imen furtfu poitti, ei
Observation-Disclosures n mieIesid ole ipptH
iuostuo pubeenoloiIeen a%nomutlecn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20

ioimiu pubeen olemun 30 p:ud piis
me feIdtuutu annetun lain iohoosto.
Sdmouo tulilt ~eouefunnan oores.
IisTa iultilouItn ne tuuteet ia t0iitDt.
Jet, iotta nptpiIen u1anulniien ale
mon iobooetd mnlIitIepot @uomer
fanIueIn ia %ioitten ilmiuominen tam.
m6iIend betteud on Suomeu f%anIon
eonstoinin pelpoiliIuuS.
Gmme toiIo oiionmutoiieeIi teboG
ieiffapendietd ehootu9to aoreelin f.
IdlDtiestG nieId lpdbemmGn len
%muoooetu, ipnnn oIiIi tGm6 olelpc
n%oIiofunnon tebt6md, iobon tot
nomme eouStmnon %Idbettdpdn tG.
mdn oIotetirieImdn.
YDiitdten Iitbeu mitd eoelld on eff.
teitp, ioamme 8. S:n % SIN 2 mos
mentin noioHd titen furnioiitaen Ell
nottno, ettd Gousfunto, f%otIoen np'
tpiien oIemon idipottomoan lupns
tom, p6ditdiIi Idbeti6d GeiIoriGc ia
Suurirubtinooue ieIloiien olomoiIen
ooree'in tuin coeud on iuaunifcltu.
Gero SobI, &p6sti aolIio.
Is. Nemonlinno. &. u. Set6l6,
Suni EoIoS. Subo Sorppn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
so brpSentin alennnfSen

rautatielippuien binnastu on %Ienuotti
mpDntdnpt2 aboeeia pioettdmdn Fans
Observation-Disclosures oIdnpttuiile.
Cana olennus OF l"pDnnettp Yie
tarin foniaintodIiI een 9pne9oIp9iton'
eresTiin oIaoottopiae IuomaIailine
I6GtGreifle.
ytiinitddn Wooian teouiIuusndpt'
teIppn mietdmien nGptteIpeiineitten
routotiern btindtIuisto on %Ienootti
mnDntdnpl so eroIentin oleunutlen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20

Edmdn ooreSIiebootutlen nlletir'
iottoiinn oil ills tolmen eri puoluren,
eousiuiio: nuoriuomolaiien ia Iuos
moldiIen puplueen ietd moolaisliiton.
@oresIiu puoIe6to pubuilpot ebuStos
iut GaIos, pennanen, Sunes, &airas
mo ia DonielIons&olmari,
2opultu tuItiin dduestptIeen FLO II
iaaao - tiDIt ~iStunto oil oIeonut Flo
II %pdilpduG. 9du5in ebustunta 1914.
ddneld SO mostoon pGGtti bplidtd
ooresIiebootutien ia Iiiit6d len oIias
tirioibin Iefd antaa toimitusnoIip'
funnon tebt6rp6tIi oIomoiIen tirieIs
mdn lootimiIen pubemiehen l~auiuns
non perusteeIlo.
Gouontuin uuIi Snometor ia Del
lin9in Sonomot tumpitin lauIumat
mielipobonia tdetd pddt6tieSt6. Xebs
bet fotfomot, ettG ebustuunan iGIIoi.
leila mofotpaua bettelld fooeIoolles.
iuon, Cliff mield ferron ~iulfilouIuttn'
po, mintdIoiieen loittomuustilaon
moo Dirfonolan iattunain toimen.
ptteitien fouttn on Ioatettu. mitd fans
famine ptIimieIinen ia idrfdbt6md.
ton tontd ndibin fpnItiofddntDmme
lou%tfonfIiin ia nimenomoon fei6f.
80 pnd uendI6iIeen latin n6boen
on, ia mtfd aiuoo tic OH oIemaSIol
palauttomoon loiniIet pIot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
GrpbafemnS.

GnIimGiIen piirin piiriba IitutIen ia
fen, neutrality-suspicious., IL
Ioi. maisteri s. 6. &ilius on amount
eroa mirastdon emf tammif. L p:std
iefd nirfamopoutta Tiiben iaotfa
fumes bdnen erpbafemutIeenio on
iuoshttu. Mirfaan nimitettiin bra
6. no. 1905.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
S~ouffolam titan palstottaminen,

Senaotti on mabmistanut Souttos
Ian fartonpsta polstoitettuien pien4
tilain binnot. Silain : fesfibinnatii
tnlee, 1886 MT. Silasta palstoite'
tun truununpuiston binta on 80, 54O
mt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
wsiffelin Iaauin IadniuHbteeritsi

on Ienoatti puolestoon nimittGnpt
fouhltoimcn pIibalitutien ~foniofon'
luoiaston iibteerin, latitieteen fono.
SamuIi 80. &osfen. glIia alistetaan
fenraalifunernoDrin barfittapafIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
IS 500 tnfa mG1rdrabau

on Ienontti mpDntdnpt riunaffots'
oIaston n1dpitdmiIetIi Iutuipuonna
191O-1911 Sel'in9tn uuoesIa luoa
maIaiIesia tpttDfoulusTa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
mddu &%eiiorin ia Smrirubiinoar

mddu &eiiur'n in Smrirubiinodn
puoIeen.
SdeId oIinfirinein oIiHi eouefun
nan lGbinud Idotettdlpo &eiIoriuiIen
Wtniesteetih iietopu Suomen tonIon
%ointic eoeI1mniuimsto 30 pud mii-
me fei6futtn onucfustu &ciIoritum-
non loietu. Gouetuntd on tDild MIN
GStettGin fniu miime toutoemeSn
SeiIoriue ia Suurirub'inoo!Ie peruS
ieelliIeeti eiitidnpt, eta pu%beenopIemn
iilloin molietettd,ooun oliut loiniGG.
odntDtoinli louttou Suomen perus
tueIoteio eitG ole Ioili'eSti toteutettos
miSIo ptiiSt1dn feiIoritunnon lain.
~id6odnn6n idrieemtIesi6. Ututto lie.
nee torpeen, ettG eousfuntu, fun le
MT on emf fertoo foouo len i6ifeen
fun tGmd Ioti on ornettu, &eiIoriIli
ie0e WoiesteeiiIle o~IomaiIesti o%Iottoa
ia ilmottao, etid Suomen Gonetunto.
foSfo nieinmninituIlo feiIorifmnon
loiHo eli loota ola Suomea melmot
tomoo lain Wpimoo, ei moi rDbtp1
toimiiu, iottd tiet6pdt tdmdn Iain
loipeltomistn. Sdmdn iImoiitominen
ia perusteIemiren nGpttdd iitd tor.
peeniIemmoItn, fun @oustunia or
futiuttu fotoon junri Iuorittamoan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
8reiftalaisfatuliStem laStenfpmln-
icu ppettaiine

on ienaatti idnd muonna pddttdnpt
%ioettanotTi IabiapoIftioina pbt. 15,s
900 mt.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
TRIBUTE TO GREAT WRITE
!aTanese Aceords Deserved Honor t
the Memory of Good Friend
CT His Race.

We tar19oe- have been noro.et
by lIearn's sudden magic. and bro
ti2ed afresh under his transcendeptaI
rapture: in fact the old romancce
which we had forgotten years apo
were brorsht again to culver in t.,
ar. and the ancient beauty whicr go
buried under the dust rose again v.uA
. strange vet new splendor He made
Us shake the old robe of bias which
We wore without knowing it, an he
give us a sharp sensation of reylya,
However, what impressed us most
vas that he was a striking figure of
protest He wrote to Mr.. Otani.
While this rage for wasting tire II,
societies gees on there win be no nov
Japanese literature. no new drama
no new poetry nothing good Of anv
klnd Production will be made imros.
sIble and only the coinmonrlore
translation of foreign IDEAS The
nea'irg of time, the meaning NJ
work. the sacredress Of literature are
unknown to this generation" He wos
indeed the living proof Of the mower
Of solitude with which he tried to
master these problems, and with
winch he succeedel-Y one Noeucbi
n the Atlantic.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Choosing Her

a charitable Fnglishwonl~- wbo
insists ON n personal acanoir.arca
with all her pensionors. Recently
contributed to the London World n,
account of some % bor amusing eyp...
riences a small girl of eight called
at the lady's house soon after CIrigi.
mas with bundle under her arm
Please yer ladyship," she began.
please, mum says thank yer lin Nv.
an says tell yer that down orr wov
capes is worn now, an # she was "a
wear this shawl yer sent 'er all the
reighbors would think she was one Of
them ladies what sells flowers In tho
street; so please. yer lndyship. mum
says will yer send 'er cape stead
Of the shawl?
"Or II yer amt got one. a picksherll
10. One in gold frame Tor the front
oom; an please concluded the
child, with delicate insistence. mum
says she 'opes it'll be of Robbie Burns
and gentle Mary Youths Compan.
ion
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Two Work Horses Earn s1a soo

Among recent stories of work
horses that told of two belonging 10
n New York contractor is especially
Interesting the animals being 26 and
- years old respectively, their pros.
NJ owner having had them both for
yer twenty years and neither one
having cost him penny for re-
airs
Deciding that after years of servic,
hey were entitled to live for ever
Her in the country, he sent them tn
ais stock farm. but to his surprise
hey lost flesh and gave other indica.
'cns Of sadly missing the old routine
that he had them brought back to
'asN routine work on aqueduct and
0bway. II is estimated that the nm
name and intelligent treatment given
hese animals up to the beginning Of
BIS year has netted their owner in
ervice the equivalent of S13,500. ami
his is certainly a telling economic
:gument for kindness. Vogue
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Deadly Mountain creuicen

In some of the high plataaus n,
mesas OF the Rocky mountains saw,
2 writer in the Wide World Magazine
there are to be found. short distancc
from the edge, cracks or assures mo,
more than four feet wide and ofton
rs much as so feet deep. During tbo
terrific billiards that rage in the yin
.er 'hese creyices are filled to the
'eVel' and cattle and horses which are
Dot acquainted with the country fire..
luently drop into them, their strug
sles only causing them to sink deener
ana deeper The cracks, into which
.ne sun never penetrates. are like re-.
'riserators. and the hapless brutes
when death has como to their relief
SIMPLY dry up and become. to all in
tents and purposes. mummies
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
--To6E DAYS OF LAWYER
tVolu'ion From the Crude and R5t
lSreua Rulings Of the Powerful
IN Primitive Times.

10 i1r ore primitive times the pa.
need OF all family relation.
~ VIC his children, his servant,
'i' 80 + . 60 with aB he would II
was de'orned sickly, or cir
''yfr " wanted a man-child. he nae
60 ) 10 say the word and II was SIN,
HiosFG to the elements and wiit
bcaats
Laier Gings arose, and when s,c,
an on" fapd tribe or nation WHOM
ne would he CIV. and whom he woai,
"t hePt awe Suspicion In -.
ME- hlnd meant DEATH swift yhr.
e''dul ana lingering through uutc'i
'otNehts when kingly hatred or 20 ic,
80 decleed Ia due time the priest M,
c"ihr at times superior to patriarcna
prince and kingly tyrant and claineo
NJ hu'aan sacrifices to appoase IN,
outraged gods
Not only the criminal anu the can
i've enemy persisted In Ur OF th-
'hHdess. when Abraham le thr
CITY with his chldless wife Sarat
uoth doubtless rejoiced in thpi
hearts ,hat no man-child of theirs mr.
sasped out Its budding life on the a
var OF hurki the relentless moon god
Dhder systems so crude and c.up
man lived subjected to strong thteyaa
ana staying mercilessly brute and NJ lt
VINO lessened by fraud or force III,
limited substance. From a genera
paucity OF necessities and iuXarit.,
ana the ease of escape beyond %.
!eaeh OF post or pursuit, arose IN,
praconian laws, which put to deutL
unions OF human beings for clia.ss
'uat To-Day are petty offenses indspI
Naturally this kings justice VA
IN ipquisition and not a trial. decide
not on abstract rules and careul,,
weighed evidence. but by wha.cVot
rude Justice, mercy. policy or iaror
might rule the royal mind or juGe :
reason for the time Execution icl
'o"ed fast upon sentence. and when
the Assyrian's face was covered and
ne was led forth he knew that hitter
torture or sudden death was close AZ
hand
whoever questioned the Justice u
ne king or the decision of the fudge
Or priest might be brave man hui
'eidom survived the resentment of hi,
Judges. Therefore the LAWYER IS a
modern innovation
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
From Various Sources.
HELPED SENATOR TO vlCTo7l
Political Opponents Made MistaA'
When They Raked Up a Story
They Thought Would Hurt.

Senator Chamberlain y. Washir ny
who recently made his first exteuGe
! speech in congress, on conser 'ai)H
has reminded an old friend o. Cham
berlain's own experiments in conse'
walton.
when Chamberlain was running
the senate said this friend. the en-
position went over his record with .
fine tooth comb to find some,at-} ~
furious to him. One day one Of tl'
strikers rushed in and announced ,.t'
he had It.
Chamberlain was president
bank when he was a young man
busted and was a horrible wreck
Dig it up quick" announced ;&f
campaign manager.
The story was looked up and r.1
true The bank had failed la,
there were almost no assets.
They were just ready to put o1' ~,
story when an old friend of Chamber
lains came along and advised against
it. Won't do you any good" he 70
sisted. Take my word for it,
But the campaign managers ha' ic
do something, and so the story OF che
busted bank was given out and sot
due publicity in all the anti-Chamb
lain papers Next day the Chambera.u
committee gave out statement sigapd
by all the directors and lot of Gc. o..
itors of the bank. It said
1T is true that Mr.. Chambc.'s'a
was president of the bank when {
failed. At that time was a man Of
some property He had never hccH
actively connected with the bank
and when he lea.rn i
that it was closed and hope,essly IN.
so vent he turned over his entire p.o ).
'ry and personally paid all dcrc5.
tors
Whereupon the anti-Chaa. Eer,al3
'eople started hunting for new .,ar.
Jack' and when election day -amc tae
nan whose bank had failed inglo.inng.
y was triumphantly elected senator
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07

N0ae of the men paid any particular
ntion when the girl got on the ear
&c was just an ordinary. kind.faced
.arl dressed in plain colors Her
Ni",hes were neat and clean aud she
ted neither beauty nor lack of it sutll
c'ent to justify second glance
8ut inside of 30 seconds every WON.
an on the car was craning her neck
Ike a kid in front of a Punch and
Iudy booth to get better look at The
newcomer
or all things" exclaimed one
You know | never saw one before
that is not on woman I've seen
them on men. Not a bad-lookins
grl-otherwise
Oh. no, the girl wasn't any bearded
woman from museum.
Here's ali there was to it; She was
wearing a celluloid collar!
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Butter Wrapper
Day is Saturday

Jails, penitentiaries and the gallows
are built for those who refuse to live
within the law, and want to be a law
unto themselves. Walk in the straight
and narrow path and at all times be
able to read your title clear. There is
a law IN this state compelling people to
nave printed wrappers on their butter.
Some imagine they are wise and use n
rubber stamp, in this case the ink will
offset unto the butter and probably
poison it, hence it doesn't fill the law
BUTTER WRAPPER BLUE INK
can be handled only with printirg
press and is guaranteed not to Offset
"a hours after printing. We, at The
Spanish Fork Press Office, have won an
enviable reputation with the people in
printing butter paper, that's the oply
reason we get the business.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Most MYSTERIOUS Disc.

''"o'eS is most mysterious die
ease so much so that doubtless tbs
nave been many deaths from so.ca,,as
h'daen rabies in country people nevor
even suspected as hydrophobia So se'
more furious cases could eas;,,' 0','p
mistaken for acute violent insa.,. De
o."erS look IKE acute general paraIy.
SIS. always bringing death. There
,., as yet no remedy for hydropbo
pa except to kill dogs mercifullv ana
by Wholesale Hydrophobia Is sra "na
ally and strongly taking a firm bold ~
this country and American cbarao,a ~
seems too shlftless and variable -
Keep up and drive the pest ont bv
years of patient, persistent use NJ ~
muzzle' as was done in England
New York Press.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07

I should think, said .ae beautirp,
.ouhg widow, you would resent Mr.
crowns remarks concer ms YOU"
What has he been saving oho,.
me?' asked Senator PINE
lie says you are a politician and
not a statesman" anu
ON. pshaw! don't mind that !
was AFRAID you were going to tell me
ne mad been saying ! was not irle ;.
my party"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF David C. Bowen, deceased
creditors Will present claims with vouchers
70 the undersigned at her residence at SPANS n
Fork Utan County. Utah, on or before the 10th
day OF September, 1870.
HARRIET \. BOWEN. Administrators OF
the estate OF David G.. Bowen, deceased
Date OF first publication, May B. 1910
ELIAS HANSE EN-, Attorney for the estate
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-is;oclcai Anydste

me coIonists had just finished
building tle block house, and wera
boas'!pg about it to King Philip.
Ugh, Built by government con.
tract, wasn't it?" queried the great
chief
"Why?" asked the colonists
Look at the louIIholes
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Elias II Gardner deceased
creditors Will present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned at salem Utah County n
on or before the first day OF October A - 1910
pateu AZ ia lem. Utah, this 23rd day Of MAY
a y; ylO ADA g NRDNER Administrators
ALFRED l. BOOTH. Provo. Attorney
FIRST publication, nay g. 1910
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Estate OF Moses Brigham Gay deceased
creditors Will present claims with vouchers
TO the undersigned At his residence at spanish
ork, Juan county, Utah. ON or before the 10th
day OF September. 1910
EUGENE GAY. Administer tor OF the es-
ta ba OF Moses , brigham Gay. deceased.
i!ate OF nrst publication. MAY D. 1910
ELIAS HANSEN. Attorney for the estate
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Probate and Guardianship Notices
Consult County Clerk or the respective sign
ers for further information


estate OF Elizabeth Ludlow deceased
Creditors will present claims with voucberv
70 the Undersigned at his residence at Benja-
MN otah County. Utah. on or before the 18th
usy OF july ISlO CHARLES T.. HAWKINS.
administrator OF the estate OF Elizabeth Iud
0w,deceased Date Of nrst publication Marcn
10, 1910 ELIAS HANSEN, Attorney for the
estate.
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'''e~ asssa .e--. s.ts. o. ..s..tas
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consult the County Clerk or the respective
slgners for further Information
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In re Estate Of Myron Newton Crandall de-
Credltors viii present claims with vouchers
~ the Undersigned at her residence Provo.
Ctnh OF 70 .sHXey spanish Fork, Utah, or
Or before July 25, 1910
ASNES L. CRANDALL, ministratrix
A. SAAEY, Attorney for Estate.
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For Sale or rent The residence of
Anna {. Hansen in Fourth Ward
Seven room house and full lot.
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SALEM STRINGS

Jonn +. Hanks arrived home Sunday
evening from a mission in Germany.
lie reports the work progressing nicely
there.
He was accompanied home by Miss
Lille Hanks of Rawhois Wyo. who
will visit relatives and friends in Sal
EN- during the summer.
The family of Mr.. Ed Stone are
moving to Eureka; to be with. MIR.
Stone who is in business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Eu-
reka were visiters at the home of
Chas. Hanks.
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GLEN MILLER

Trustee
Dated at Salt Lake City. June 25th.
1910 h. o. Leatherwood, Attorney.