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Show I I REAL ESTATE, ETC., FOR SALE. OscarVndrews farm at Lake Shore, 15 aerea of good farming land, free from salt, 25 shares of water. $1,400,00. Also 23 acres of land on Lake Shore and 25 acres of water, good flowing well. $1,200.00. 20 acres of good farming land In , South HI, 780.00. Onohalf lot In Fourth wrd belongs to Chas. Peterson. $275.00. Five acres of good farming land In South Field $640.00. One horse, eight years old, 1,100 pounds, gentle, good to work, $75.00. Twenty acreB of splendid farming land at Henjamln, near Sugar Factory, old Matley farm, $2,400.00. City lot, 6 rods by 28 rods, two blocks waBt of Public Square, $375.00. One-hal- f city lot, 6 rods by 12 rods, one block from Main street, $275.00. One-hal- f city lot, 3 blocks west of Main street, $200.00, One city lot, 8 rods by ?6 rods, 114 blocks west of Public Square, Fit-Ill- $500.00, Seven acres of good fruit land on bench near Vincent farm, $90.00 per acre. " One full 9100.00, city lot Fourth Ward, In acres of good fruit trees, well fenced, nice brick house, barn, barn yard, on State road, full water right, belongs to George Williams, $2,450. Underwood ranch, 321 acres, 7t acres under cultivation, 350 fruit trees, honse, barn, all farm Implements, Nine and fruit land, two-tenth- s 213 Actor Charged With Bigamy. Los Angeles. Mrs. Cecllo Fleming, young daughter of a prominent local buslneirs man, who a few weeks ago married George Best, an actor, after eloping with him to San Francisco, where he was subsequently arresret, on a bigamy charge, has sued for an annullment of the marriage. Best is accused of having two other wives, Mrs. Anetta Best, whom he is said to have married In Salt Lake on Decern her 21, 1005, and another whom he married In Unite on May 25, 1900. Best Is under bonds to answer to the Superior Court. Notice Now Is the time to plant bulbs. R. M. Jex has just received a on sale quantity of bulbs which are at his place of business ' on Main street, Woodruff Wants Roosevelt. New York. Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff, of the Republican state committee, says; "I am of the opinion that the demand for the renomlnatlon of Theodore Roosevelt will be so strong next spring that the president will be obliged to accept a renomlnatlon. Every indication points to bis being swept Into office by an overwhelming vote. Under the leadership of Roosevelt In the nation and of Hughes in the state, the rank and file of the Independence League will, In my judgment, vote hereafter with the Republican party. $500.00. 75 acres of good Lord Roseberrys Farm. farming land i:i On hla Dalmeny estate of S5.00C West Field, full water right, $80.00 per acres l,ord Roatberry himself runs acre. City lot, 4V4 by 12 rods, 114 blocks an extensive farm which la obtaining from Main street, 214 blocks from quite an International reputation. The Commercial bank. $450.00. produce Is rained almost exclusively acres of Fifty good beet land, 68 for seed purposes, and In nearly every shares of water at Lake Shore, $54 per country on the continent, as well at acre. In several of the colonies, Lord f City lot 6 by 12 rods, block seeds have been utilized by from Main street, joins Oran Lewis grain and Aot crop farmers. London new home, $500.00. Wanted A $1,000 homo In Third or Chronicle. Fourth Ward. For Sale. Five shares of West Field A tickling cough, from any cause, Is water, $33 per share. quickly stopped by Dr. Shoops Cough Wanted Ten shares of Bench Cure. And It Is bo thoroughly harmwater. less and safo, that Dr. Slioti tells Eight-roohouse for rent, call and mothers everywhere to give It without t see us. hesitation even to very young babes. Wanted A good Jersey milch cow. The wholesome green leaves and tenOne hundred acres of land In South der stems of a mountainField. W. O. Creer farm, at $70.00 ous shrub, furnish the curative propacre. per erties to Dr. Shoops Cough Cure. It For Sale. Two full city lots on calms the cough, and heals the sore Sprlngvllle road, about 5 blocks east and sensitive bronchial membranes. of Main Street, on which Is a No opium, no chloroform, nothing bouse. $400.00. , harsh used to Injure or suppress. SimFor Rent. 11 afcres In the west ply a resinous plant extract, that helps field. John Gay farm. $6.00 per acre. to heal aching lungs. The Spaniards Will rent for 5 years. call this shrub which the Doctor uses, Demand Dr. The Sacred Herb. Profitable Investments. Sold by Shoop's. Take no other. There are $15,000 Invested every World Drug Co. day In New York city apartment Rose-berry- s one-hal- 1 x lung-healin- g houses. Ten Millions to Move Cotton Crop. Houston, Tex. Cecil A. Lyon,mem-be- r Probate and Guardianship Notices, from Texas of the Republican national committee, and state chairman Consult County Clerk or the respective for Texas, has telegraphed President for further Information. Roosevelt asking that $10,000,000 of MOTICB TO CHXMTOHA In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial government funds be deposited in District of the State of Utah, sluing In and for United States depositaries in this Utah county. 1'rohate Division. state to move the cotton crop. ColoIn Ke Ksutte of Michael Christensen, de- nel Lyon calls attention to the fact ceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers that Galveston is the second largest to the uudurslgnml at his pluce of residence, at American port, and that through It Spanish Fork, Utah state of Utuh. on moves a third of the cotton crop of or before March 4th. county, ions. the south, and the actual cash Is UAMUKt, CORNADY. Executor of said Estate. needed here for the marketing of the A. SAXEY. Attorney. First pub. Oct. SI; last Nof. 88, 11W7. crop. . o NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Utah, silting In and for Utah county. Probate division. In the estate of Juhaunah ChrMtlna Peter- UD. d'WAKttl. Creditors will present claims with vouchers within four mtmiha of first publication of this notice to the undersigned at Spanish Fork Utah. AUltAUAM J. HA SEN. Administrator. THOS. JOHN. Attorney, First pub. Out. SI : last Nov. 91. 1907 .NOTICE. In the District Court, Utah, Probate Division, In re estate of Mary When the stomach, heart or kidney nerves get weak, then these organs always fall. Dont drug the stomach, nor stimulate the heart or kidneys. That Is simply a makeshift. Get a prescription known to druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoops Restorative. The Restorative Is prepared expressly nerves. Inside weak for these Strengthen these nerves, build them up with Dr. Shoops Restorative tablets or liquid and see how quickly help will come. Free sample test sent Utah County, on request by Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wls. Your health Is surely worth .this simJane McNutt, ple tesL Sold by World Drug Co. . deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Mary Jane McNutt, dcceaBed, will, on the Ctb day of November, 1907, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. of said day sell at private sale the following real estate towlt: Three by eleven rods of lot one block seventy-on- e plat "A Spanish Fork City survey, Utah County, Utah, the same being the property owned by the late Mary jane McNutt Sealed bids will be up to said date when same will .be opened. Said administrator reserves the right to reject any and all bids. of the amount of the Purbid must accompany the bid. chaser will pay all expenses of deeds. Dated this 17th day of October A. One-teni- h D. 1907. Worlds Wine Output. The output of all the vineyards of the world Is estimated to be 3,554,416,-00- 0 gallons. It comes put up In a collapsible tube with a nozzle, easy to apply to the soreness and Inflammation, for any form of Piles; It soothes and heals, relieves the pain. Itching and burning. Man Zan Bile Remedy. Brice 50 cts. Guarantee. Sold by World Drug Co. Big Coinage Profits. Consul General W. II. Michael of Calcutta writes that a report just Issued by the Brltlsh-Indigovernment at Simla states that the half profits HUBBARD TUTTLE Administrator. on coinage for 1906-- will not be less a than Attorney. ei L Y. M. CO-O- HELLO! WHATS THIS? ...DAVID HONE & SON.,. Want all the Cream from your hand separators. We will pay hard-foug- you the wholesale price of butter for your butter fat. one-side- we advance the price of your butter fat the same day butter Write us; phone or see the man at the creamery advances. for cans. We :::::::: Furnish . Cans Free d Buggy , J. A. MARTELL MERCANTILE 3 To-Da- 7 A. SAXEY Down by Burglar. JAMES. Wealthy Man Shot LETTER FROM DAVID H. a wealthy , Mobile, Ala. Abe o Chicago. James Allaway, 2, 1907. Nov. Los W. of Angeles, Hank Lucas, negroes wer Va, merchant commission Centray City. Municipal Officers Selected Through- ' Tuesday early Saturday at Vinegar n Mr. Editor of The Press; early Dear burglars killed was by out th? State. In one While reading some time ago of his brother, Edward near here Sumroli kill, home the me at John S. Bransford, of our Utah papers It impressed . Salt Lake City. at 418 South Walker avenue. a young Cuban,, while he 1 1 In that American, was elected mayor of Salt very much that I had a home to talk Allaway, to arrest him for The burglar escaped from the house burglar ,r)i Lake City on Tuesday by a plurality noted spot that all people seem of crime hor-ri- d was seen the any ,Lu': by been those without having protecting of 5,500 votes over Dr. Charles G. 90 much about and among Bunifl In l tan the murder occurred from the officer of the The there live that family. people 11111 Blummer, Republican, his nearest opMor,r' as the of tT a known posse police nearby from citizens detectives commonly while ponent. Mr. Bransford received 11,774 which are God that were found ! the my thank to neighborhanging to . votes to 6,274 for Plummer and 5,952 mons. I feel 1 am numbered among station were searching I can say that for a man who attempted to bur- pole north of town, it hood for Richard B. Morris, Democrat. The to called those people and have been two other houses only a few elded to burn the negroes atVi" American nominee came within 352 labor In the state of West Virginia InI glarize ,tj" blocks distant from the Allaway home. but wiser heads prevailed votes of receiving as many as both of that great cause. After reading, hallo an his principal opponents combined. then decided that perhaps The. Socialist vote was a negligible from West Virginia might be Interesthome quantity. The entire American city ing. I have been away from myI have ticket was elected by pluralities rang- and friends eighteen months.Union. 1 visited twenty states In the ing from 5,144 to 4,319, country, and The Democrats carried the have seen some good also Ogdon. met many than good; head of the ticket and three of the more bad different cuscity wards for councilmen. The result kinds of people, seeing In will be five Democrats and five Repub- toms with each nationality and that saw things many also each licans in the next city council. The state, cittotal vote for mayor, outside of the are grand in some of the biggest Interests We have just received another large Socialist, which was insignificant and ies in the east, although it didn't run Into two figures, was only me more in looking over the country shipment of MisseB and Childrens and then casUng my thoughts back 5,198. , Shoes, the very latest in pattents, and Provo. The following Is the ticket to my native home state, and especialelected at Tuesday's election; C. F. ly to the valley which Is called Utah, Call and select what you Sandals. with majeBtlc Decker, Democrat, mayor; David that is surrounded before want In the they are all gone. Johnson, Republican, recorder; Mrs. mountains and lofty peaks, and flow waters Its Elizabeth Scholes, Republican, treas- valley where crystal urer; A. A. Noon, Republican, justice from those mountains that Is as pure of the peace; J. P. Williams, Demo-cra- as the summer sun, which is for the marshal; H. F. Thomas, Demo beautifying the valley and moistening crat, councilman from the First ward; its fertile fields which blossom as a F The Angus Beebe, Republican, councilman rose, which Isa speaks about from Second ward; J. M. Jensen, Re- wilderness and the solitary place councilman from Third shall be glad fer them, and the desert publican, ward; Alfred Carter, Republican, coun- shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose. cilman from Fourth ward, and Myron It shall blossom abundantly, and reC. Newell, Democrat, councilman from joice even with joy and singing; the Fifth ward. glory of Bebanon shall be given unto Park City. The municipal election It, the excellency of Carmel and resulted in a victory for a majority of Sharon, they shall see the glory of the the Republican ticket, electing all ex- Lord, snd thfc excellency of our God, cept city recorder and city treasurer. If we will all pay a visit to different American Fork. The election at parts of our noble country and also American Fork fras unusually quiet. other countries, and then when we reIt resulted In a division between the turn to our mountain home In that valDemocrats and the Republicans. The ley and In the spring or summer go to The Republicans secured the mayor the mouth cf Spanish Fork canyon and two councilmen and half o! the city see if that tsnt the spot that Isa was officers. About COO votes were cast. speaking about, blossoming as a rose. Richfield. In a contest, The cause that I am now representwhich, however, was of a filendly na- ing and working for I appreciate very ture, the Republican carried every of- much, there Is no greater than It; of fice on the city ticket by a majority course It Is work, hut that Is all, and ranging from one to two hundred. I guess you all know what that Is, Over 700 votes were cast. bat maybe In different ways from this. conEureka. In a rather I feel as though It Is my duty to extest, the Socialists carried the city tend my thanks to the Third Ward Reelection. The only Republican to se- lief for a small purse, which cure office was John R. Morlev, who was Society received from them some time was chosen to succeed, himself as ago, which amount was $10. treasurer. The people In this part as a rule Sandy. There was only one ticket are quite backward in some things in the field, all being members of the and some things are pretty good; but Republican party. education Is needed In some parts Demotown went Hyrum. The bad and If there could be some us; cratic In the election Tuesday, the very of way getting to them It would be a head of the ticket being elected by a blessing; it is a very rough, hilly plurality pf nineteen. country and they havent the chances was election The Nephl. very for schooling; It is a grand coal min60 quiet. About per cent of the regdistrict, but for farming It Is nothing istered vote was polled. The Republike what we have. In the west, ing licans were victorious. and It Is very good Indeed for tlmher. One of the Sprlngvllle. quietest beautiful elections ever held In this city result- I have learned to love those I can not say In these but scenes hills, ed In the election of a Citizens' ticket, . . my home here. this being 'the only ticket In the field. I would like to make told Is a there story many Although But 320 votes were cast. In this part Is of our Logan. In the election here the thatIs false almostpeople of the a It thing getting Democrats were generally successful, honest-heartemen William Edward, the Democratic can- past by all good, didate for mayor, won over G. A. Hen- that are looking for the truth; thhere drickson by a plurality of thirty. . The Is many a story told, but when the Democrats also elected the recorder, true one comes It always tells the tale. I enjoy my labors, and reading the the marshal and five of the council-men- . papers from home. But if I dont close Richmond. In the election here the you will all think I am going to Democratic candidates were elected by preach. I trust you are all happy as your fellow .townsman In West Viran overwhelming majority. Lehl. The Republicans had a rather ginia. DAVID II. J.V.1E3. easy time ly the city election, taking office one. but Little Interest every The finest coffee substitute evei was manifest in the outcome, the We are cotrpelled to close out our entire stock of Buggia lightest vote that has been polled In made, has recently been produced by Dr. Shoop of Racine, Wls. You dont years being recorded. and Suries, as we are not prepared to carry them over Bingham. Two fights. In one of have to boll It twenty or thirty minMade In a minute, says the which Deputy Sheriff J. L. Forbes utes. winter, for lack of room. We will sell them out at the Health Coffee" is really the was seriously. If not fatally Injured, doctor. wholesale price while they lasfc We fuve just unloaded occurred during the city election, closest coffee Imitation ever yet proWhich was hotly contested, but won duced. Not a grain of real coffee In it another car of Peter Schutler 'Wagons. by the Citizens ticket Several votes either. Health Coffee Imitation is were thrown out, and it Is understood made from pure toasted cereals or that, for this reason, the Socialists grains, with malt, nuts, etc. Really h will contest the election. would fool an expert were he to unwas a mixed knowingly drink It for coffee. Sold Kaysvllle. There CO. result In the municipal election here. by World Drug Co. The Democrats won the head of the o IT PAYS TO DRESS WELL. ticket, electing Thomas H. Phillips. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE AND FARM They also elected the marshal and Justice. All the rest of the Republican Young Men of Good Judgment Know ticket was elected. The winners were: This and Know How to Mayor. Thomas H. Phillips; recorder, Without Being "Dudes. Fred I Bennett; treasurer, Robert The day of dudes" has long since Jamison; marshal, John G. Linford: Justice, John R. Galley; councilmen, passed and the young men of today Office 57 No. Academy Ave. BROKERS C. Burfirn, Jr., George 'D. Bennett, aim to dress well and In style because Both Phones 108. Samuel Rushforth, Nick Bonnemort. It pavs, and not because they want to M.mbwa Salt L.k. Slock o4 Farmington. Apathy that always be dtidlsh. Provo, Vtah. lucHanJ. characterizes an uncontested elertlon This condition has largely been was the feature of the day here Tues- brought about by such manufacturers day. A very light vote was cast. The of young mens clothes as Ederhelmer, ticket follows: Mayor, A. I Clark; Stein & Co., of Chicago. This firm has councilmen, John 8. White, George W. kept pace with advance ideas of young Jalmer, Joseph S. Clarke, L. H. Oviatt; men of this generation; their large INCORPORATED recorder, Nephl Palmer; Justice of the business has been built up everywhere peace, James T. Smith; treasurer, In this country by meeting the demand VUK and Nevada Mining Stocks ars Hilda Miller. of young men for modlHh, strictly making Millions lor Bountiful. The Democratic us your orders, or lor ticket effects: and these things style any inlormetion on th won In Bountiful, with the exception are features In their suits and overr four-yeaof recorder and councilman, coats especially designed for young who are Republicans. Those elected men. were; Mavor, Jed Strlngham: The safest way for any young man Charles R. , Mabey, Leo J. to he sure that his clothes are of the Muir, David Moss, Samuel Sessions; latest fashion In cut and material and Justlre of the peace, P. P. Willey; re- expert tailoring Is to go to dealers corder. Richard 11. Sedgwick; mar- handling these famous young mens shal, Orson Sessions; treasurer, James clothes and choose Just the garments RurnB. which best suit his taste and THE ELECTION IN UTAH. $10,000,000. STOCK W. fi. Ray & company e conn-oilme- California oooo Low one way Colonist tickets on sale daily until October 31st, with Privileges. New Direct Route to NEVADAS GOLD FIELDS Stop-ov- Best local train service in Utah. Ask the agent, or address J. 11. Burtner, District Pass. Agent, Salt Lake City. er Beatty, Rhyolite, Goldfield and Tonopah. Paid His Election Bet Miles L. Schofield was, on Wednesday morning, treated to a most unique ride and one that attracted thousands of people to the streets and caused a roar of laughter from almost every, one who saw It. Schofield got Into a dispute with a couple of his friends and finally offered to make them a wager. lie bet on the Democratic nominee for mayor, the penalty bilng that the loser should take the winner around the block In a wheelbarrow, buying him a drink on every street traversed. Schofield won and Wednesday morning the spectators wero startled to see a man parading the streets harnessed like a Kentucky mule and drawing a wheelbarrow, assisted In hla efforts by loser No. 2, who was pushing the vehicle. Within the vehicle was Schofield, busily engaged In trying to get all of his legs Into the thing at the same time. Ogdon. lliTED lion MB NOVEMBER 11. The Winter Semester of the Brigham Young University, Provo, will he. gin November 11, 1907, and eonlluue until March 27, 1908. This Is an opportunity for young people who cannot enter when school opens in the fall and who cannot con tlnue until school closes In the spring, s to take a full work. Two such semesters work will count the same towards graduation as a full year's work. New classes will h organized In all first year studies of the High School, Normal School, Commercial School, Music School, School of Agriculture, School of Arts and Trades, and Preparatory School. Write for further particulars to the Brigham Young University, Provo. Leading Implement Dealers Utah and Idaho Ceo. T. Odell, General Manager SPANISH FORK AGENCY Carries a full line of the Best Goods in the United States. When you buy goods here they arc dependable, and can alway half-year- at Top price for all kinds of poultry Q. O. Elrlkssons. you get repairs. 'I DEERE BEET TOOLS AND PLOWS Bain and Cooper Wagons, Stewart Stoves and Fangc ten before the public for the last and are A.Vr: -- I fifty years, than ever. today i"'? ,Y, V Y i nV p r w j Fur eas And nei It Is n apling s; ivillzatlo iMp with rere joui ala that the Oci osslbllit! o !ve years his ow return, j me, old uteres ted if the uo md apos o if, sees west igalnst tl |