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Show t to be had at that well known Institution. Mr. Thomas is, we believe, the youngest man In charge of a business house the size of the Young Mens In the state of Utah, and he is the first one south of Salt Lake City to come out with a full page advertisement In a newspaper. Mr. Thomas seems to believe that printers Ink makes thousands think. He Is on the right road to success. The Spanish Fork Press WEEKLY ANDREW JENSEN, PUBLISHER Co-o- o clock given free With n pound of tea, If youre lucky enough To draw It See! There's money In this For you, not me. We are only advertising tea. .rirs3 Silk petticoats at Oran lewis. Special price for Xdmts offered on Call In and subscribe for The Press. c.tiidy, nuts, oranges, lemons, apples and banamtH. Hanson and Roberston. Skate sharpeners and skates at OrA Local News. an Lewis. Wm, A. Jones Is building a new chicken coop. We are having some very cold weather of late. a gang of men are at work on the new San Pedro depot. Hundreds of toys and thousands of Christinas presents at Oran Lewis. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ues Tuesday morning. Matt Cronin Intends to go Into the Tonopah country about the first of the year. W. II. Ray, president of tho State Bank of Provo, waa In town on business Monday. J. W. Anioa of the Payton Globe-Heademade this office a pleasant Call Saturday. The married peoples social and ball at Pack Bros.' pavilion Tuesday night was well attended. W. O. Croor returned from a two years' mission In England last Saturday night. He is looking and feeling well. Goorge Hone, wife and daughter, of Benjamin, leave this week for Los Angeles, where they will stay till about April 1st Work has been commenced on the new addition to be built to the home recently bought by the publisher of The Press from J. J. Banks. The teachers of the public schools played "A Celebrated Case" with very much success to good houses Friday and Saturday nights. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas have moved Into their beautiful residence two blocks east of the Coop, which built liyit summer at a cost of r, READ o AND THINK. Many men think that the newspaper men are persistent dunners. says the Tellurhle Journal. By way of comparison let us suppose that a farmer raises one thousand bushels of wheat a year and sells this to one thousand persons of the country, saying, "1 will hand you a dollar in short time." The fanner does not want to be small and says all right. Soon the one thousand bushels are gone and he has nothing to show for it, and then he realizes that he has fooled away his whole crop and Its value to him is due in a thousand little driblets, consequently he Is seriously embarrassed In his business because his debtors, each owing him a dollar, treat It as a small matter and think It would not help much. Continue this kind of business year In and year out as the publisher does, how long would he stand it? A moment's thought will convince anyone that the publisher has cause for persistent dunning. PAY UP. o India Is Progressing. Within a few weeks a son of Keshub Chunder Sen, the famous organizer of the Brahmo SomaJ of India, has married the widowed daughter of a rajah. That is an extraordinary rebellion against an ancient rule In India, and the beginning of a domestic revolution which has the support of many advanced Hindoos who do not themselves dare to more than speak In Its favor. Most Talkative Sex. All men cling to the superstition that the female tongue Is rarely silent, yet, says the Lady'a Pictorial, as a matter of tact, if ft were possible to about 3,0 00. arrive at the truth by means of some Keep your eastern friend posted on kind of measuring machine, It Is very the great west by Bending him the much more than likely that It would Salt Lake Tribune. Dally, Including be found Inthat men do very much more the course of twenty-fou- r talking Sunday, 1.00 per month. hours than the talkative sex. Semi-Weekl- d per year. Niels Petersen, San Pedro agent, and wife, left yesterday for Deseret, California, and Idaho to spend about two months. The vacancy has been filled by Ira B. Huffman. The stores of Spanish Fork are all very artistically decorated for the holidays; people from the surrounding country will find It to their advantage to do all their trading with our merchants. Mitchell Beck and Miss Ruth Davis, both of this city, were married at Wm. R. Irovo last Wednesday. James of this city and a Miss Evans of Provo were also married at Provo $1.50 last Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Hughes has been visit- Dreary Magyar Villages. The typical Magyar villages Is a dreary place no trees or shrubbery anywhere. The bare end of the dwell Ings are built flush to the street. The cottage front la on the side, opening on a barnyard surrounded by stables and outhouses. Nothing could be more ugly and yet nothing more clean and tidy than these houses. Motorist Gets Even. An English motorist has been fined so often and so heavily that he has Issued an advertisement stating that In consequence of this "persecution he Is compelled to withdraw his support from all charities. Including his usual subscriptions to the church, hospitals and other deserving Institu- A FEW WORDS ABOUT DRY FARMING. Considerable work is being done at the Utah experiment station along the lines of arid farming. The station has under its control six dry farms located In the following counties over the state of Utah: Juab, Iron, San Juan, Tooele, Sevier and Washington. These farms being thus distributed over the state makes it possible to test this comparatively new system of farming under varying conditions of climate and soil. The data. In possession of the station,' thus collected is of unlimited value to the nu n interested in dry land farming. We have already harvested two crops from these farms, either of which would pay for the land, fence and clear off the sage, plow, seed and harvest the crop; all In eighteen months or less. This Is what has been, done on the dry desert lands of Utah by the men In charge at the Utah experiment station. The same can he done by oth-er- s and Is being done by the progressive farmers. When this Is true, why Is It that so many farmers are making complete failures, or at best, only n mere existence on their dry farms? The answer Is easy. The average farmer does not take advantage of his He never reads what opportunities. is being done by competent men, men who are spending their time In studying along the very lines he Is Interested In. And yet, much of that which Is published, really worth while, Is Ignored by those It Is meant to help. The Agricultural college and experiment station are government Institutions which we all help to maintain. The farmers of the state should Investigate nnd keep In touch with these institutions, and, whenever possible, spend a month or six weeks at the college studying any of the lines of farming or animal industry In which they are most Interested. Special courses have been arranged along these lines for farmers and their sons who are unable to take advantage of the regular training given at the Institution. The winter course opens January 3 aud will continue for six weeks. The entomological department has just closed a very successful seasons work in spraying against the codling moth. One orchard had only I per cent of wormy fruit and the other, closer to town, a little over 2 per cent with two early sprayings. This Is the second season's work on the same orchards and along the same lines. The results not only show the value of spraying, but emphasize the fact that from the same treatment better and better returns may be expected each succeeding year. The new mechanic arts building Is approaching completion. By Christmas the only indication of having had a fire will be such changes in building and apparatus as eight or ten years of experience has proved to be advantageous. The Instructors In forging, with the assistance of a few advanced students, have made all hangers, truss rods, anchor bolts, etc., for the new building. An improvised shop for this purpose was set up soon after the fire, and approximately four tons of Iron have been worked up. The carpentry department has been busy building new benches, tool cabinets, and stock racks for the various , shops. It should be of Interest to taxpayers to note the efficiency, ns practical workers, of students who have had from one to three years' training In blaeksuilthlng and carpentry here: A. McClellan, a last years graduate from the mechunlc arts course, has accepted a position as Instructor In manual ing In Salt Lake the past week. Har- tions. ry is now prepared to give lessons In Hoodoo Still Is There. fancy cooking. "Dogands" a specially. Tho constructor of a building In He also says he has a fine line of lower Broadway, New York, was very on hand. as to the number thirIndustrial raining In the State Anton Andersen, of Provo, was in superstitious teen. and there Is no thirteenth floor, School nt Ogden. R. P. Klndlayson, Spanish Fork a few days ago to buy th- floors run twelfth, fourteenth, but i third year student, has been runhay, returning home In the evening In all his care he neglected to note a forge shop at West Jordan, ning lie was held up between here and tnat there are Just thirteen window He an .1. W. In the front of the making big money. building. Sprlngvllle by a couple of fellows on nt the carnow are working Philips horsohnek and relieved of 7. 5". da .50 nt Others $ trade per pentry Smoks Is Evidence of Waste. The carpenters nnd painters have f the mechanic arts students have Slnee the final produets of the perbeen busy at The World Drug Store been equally successful. lor several days, and will continue till fect combustion of any fuel are water O'" and cnrbnn dioxide, neither of which the place Is ready for business, which constitutes or makes smoke, the Thoughtful Pupil. a be within a few days. The new of smoke Is proof of the ImperWhile In the full bloom of health goods have ulready arrived. One of fect burring of whatever substance Is the past summer, a school teacher on the large plate glass windows wns consumed for heat or power. her vacation one day received a letter 'dish-rags- " King of All Cough Medicines. Mr. . G. Case, a mail carrier of Canton Center, Conn., who has been in the U. S. service for abopt sixteen years, says: ' We have tried many cough medines for croup, but Chamberlains Cough Remedy is king of all and one to be relied upon every time. We also find it the best remedy lor coughs and colds, giving certain results and For leaving no bad after effects. sale by City Drug Store, Water Cure for Constipation, subscriptiotvagEnc? water taken For Leading Half a pint of hot Magazines, Papers a half an hour before breakfast will Books, such as Century, Seribn usually keep the bowels regular. Everybodys, Ladies Home Jouru Harsh cathartic should be avoided. Good Housekeeping. Etc. FINE CLUB OFFERS When a purgative is needed, take Success Si. 00 l Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Cosmopolitan ; J.oq f $Z 00 for $i Tablets. They are mild and gen- Review of Reviews .00 8.00 Cosmopolitan tle in their action. For sale at City Woman s Home Comp'n. I.oo V$5.oo duplicate any published el Drug Store, 1 offr- REVIVO RESTORES S.Peterson&Sons white tlo-aeoinpleie wry eoverut Menu Slut eakols, Ih.Ui liiiit.iri. ,1 made. Our h'Mtie ttnele e.k l are ,k,, lup imported, equal in at tie ami 'o.uii. aui'ir.iir In dura illliv ami i In leapr pri'e, Cheapest pluce lu me raum Produce titki-sbs-- r h Spanish Fork HOUISTrt'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Bbiv Mwllolot fur Bay Brian OulJv Health sad Vig.-rA aneelftd fir Constipation, IndigfMwn, I .lea rtd Keln-- V Troubles, I'lmpl.. Kereint, bnpur-iil'aa1 1. id Itreath, Mopgisli Ik.wels, l.mHIe Meiininin Tea in taband llsekaeha. li'a Ibx-klet form, St reola mails by Pri itoci . t, lx. lietuarrw lun Cosrasv, :T3 FOH Mirra Madison, Wia. SALLOW peopis Interesting Photographic Collection. An Insirnctor at Vassar college has an old and Interesting collection of the photographs of the photographs halites of young women who are college graduates. The babies In this collection are alrong and beautlfuL They number over 300. Whert Metal Does Not Rust. Metal does not rust In Lake TitiA chain, an caca. South America. am hor, or any article of Iron, If thrown In this luke, and allowed to remain for weeks or months, Is ns bright when taken up as when It came fresh from the foundry. . .... . How to Get Cream for Tea. Always keep two basins for your milk, one larger than the other. Get )our milk If possible before It has had time to cool, and pul It In the small basin, place the basin of milk within the large basin and surround with rold water. Keep It In a cool place. Ho treated, milk will keep any reasonable time. t from a pupil, which communication she said brought her abruptly face to face with the recollection of ihe frailthe ty of life. "Dear Miss B admiring small boy wrote, "please send me your picture. I should like to have one tn case you die." Had No Need For Timepieces. An old Inhabitant of the village of Maids Moreton, near Buckingham, In England, bns passed away in the person of Miss Mary Jones She never possessed a clock or a timepiece of any description during the whole of her lifetime of 80 years. She timed her movements accurately by Instinct, as primitive peoples do. 8tage Life. Unless you have the beauty of Vonns, the hldo of a rhinoceros, the constitution of a horse, the diplomacy of a Machlavelll. and unbounded Influence and tmpodenre, put out of your mind the thought of adopting the already miserably overcrowded stage aa a career. The World and HI Wife. ESTFAY NOTICE. VITALITY a -- DZU3AT 1 rnuNorr xusmeot 3Y lrice supplies, comb and extracted honey highest cash price paid for wax. G. O. Eiriksson is the only man in town who sells and buys scrip and due bills for cash. See him for prices before you spend your cash. Weakened systems need a mature, wholesome, mellow liquor thats I. W. HARPER Whisky, the kind your grandfather used. Sold by Joseph Wren. To California and Its Winter Resorts Los Angeles Catalina Orange Groves Ocean Beaches San Pedro Pasadena Ideal Time to Visit the Pacific! Falatial Vestibuied Train leaves Salt Lake at 8:.T0 p. m. daily. Observat'e Clear thinking, decisive action, Drawing Room and Standard Pullman Sleeper, Tourist and Dining Car. vim and vigor of body and mind, CAR the sparkle of life, come to all who Ask nearest agent for information on Paeilie Coast Excursions or write use Hollisters Rocky Mountain J.L. Moore, District Passenger Agent, San Iedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake lla Tea. 35c, tea or tablets. For sale road. Salt Lake City, Utah. by City Drug Store. FREE RECLINING CHAIR CALL ON. Hollister s Roc ay Mountain Tea is simply liquid electricity. It goes to every part of your body, bringing new blood, strength and vigor. It makes you well aud keep you well. 35c. For sale at City Drug Store. For a good time go to the Spanish Cafe. Fresh oysters and refreshments of all description. Prompt service, and all equipment Open after dances. Opposite postofiice, Soanish Fork, Utah. down-to-dat- ANSEN & Beautiful methods thflrt' injure the skin and health are dangerous, lie beautiful without discomfort by taking Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea. Sunshiny faces follow its use. 35c. For sale by the City Drug Store. IS1 And see the difference between Cash and Scrip prices on all kinds of Goods. Complete Line of Green Groceries and I I Notion IF YOU WANT e. Bargains GOinTOFurniture . . . WELL FURNITURE DEALERS In selecting wedding or Xmas presents get something durable; we have them in mirrors, rockers, center tables, . . . Call and examine our line. rugs, etc., etc. OOOO DEALERS IN 0 0 O O Fresh & Cured Meals. Fancy & Staple Grocerie: Green Groceries in Season. Opposite Press Office, Spanish Fork, Utal I broken the oilier day. upon whleh we now see a card reading: ''Broken by Falling Prices." We highly commend the business views of Superintendent P. p. Thomas. of the Young Mms Coop, In telling the teople of Spanish Fork and surrounding country r the bargains Agent I buve In my possession the following scribed animal Impounded as estrav ' nr trespass; On account of the great dramatic Made One red roan steer.ahout 2 years old brami on left shoulder, with wattle on brisket4 success, Ren llurr, at Salt Lake Well Man If and costs on said animal he , damage 27 Dec. and theater 29, the Salt ten days from date of this not Me. paidw within THE .of ye 11 be sold to the highest cash bidder Lake Route will make a rate of Spanish orlt Precinct Pound at a o'clock ii on the day of December, IBos. one fare for the round trip. Dated at Spanish Fork. Utah ' m tn 30 day. It act, Of Utah, this 6th day of December,Countv list,, produce tho above results Jon. CHAPPEh, Pound Keeper powerfully aud quickly. Cure whan 11 other fall. Cure for Sore Nipples. Young men will regain tbelr lost manhood, and old men will recover tbelr youthful vigor by uelng ESTRAY NOTICE. Nervous-ness- . As soon as the child is done REVIVO. It quickly and surely restoreEmlaaiona, I have In my possession the following d Loat Vitality, Impotency, Nightly and scribed animal impounded as estruy or Lost Power, Falling Memory, Wasting Diseases, nursing applyChamberlains Salve. all or excesaand Indiscretion, tresspass: effects of one for study, business or marriage. It One brown Jersey cow, brand unfits which off a before with cloth soft it Wipe on left hip, with small hole Dot only cures by starting at tho seat of disease, but bringa Is nerve blood end to tonlo bnUder, child great the nurse. Many allowing reIf damage and cost on said ing back the pink glow to palo checks and trumed nurses use this with the storing the Ore of yonth. It warde off Insanity paid within ten days from date ui mis not no will he sold to the highest cash bidder she and on REVIVO, Insist having Consumption. 25 cents per best results, ether. It can be carried In vest pocket. By mall, Spnnlsh Pork City Pound ut t o Clock p. in box. For sale at City Drug Store. 1.00 per package, or six for 9S.00, with a post the Hth duy of December. I DOS. Dated at Spanish Pork. Utah County Si tlve written ynarautee to core or refand of Utub, this 4th duy of December, imy ' the monrv. Book snd sdvlee fmo Address Runs D. Jam is. Stewart & Dart Dealers in bee KOYAL MEDICINE CO., CmcAnSo PQundkeeper of said City - 111 Rev Theo. Lee, - (Spanish Fork, Utah. Double I Your g Sal ary pmtmtmmtmmnmmmttiimnmntimmmmmmmi!! Through the I. C. S. You can do it, just like thousands of others we have helped toward success. We cun train you at home, in spare time, and at small expense, for any of the following positions: llscfanlcil, Electrical, Stun, CM, ir Itininjt Engineer; Dnftunin; r; Arclitict; Shov-Cv- l Writer; SlenotripUr; Wimps Orasser; tr Ad Writer. Writ TOD AY. (Inline which pud linn Intercut jrno, to INTERNATIONAL Correspondence Schools Box 799, SCRANTON, PA. ta rm ox ui a us it airamtmmi, A. O. SMOOT, Jr., Provo, Utah. COMMERCIAL Capital, I BANK OF SPANISH FORK - - $25,000.00 lenry Gardner, President John Y. Smith, A. B. Rockhill, Cashier. Vice-Preside- I 2 nt respectfully solicit the accounts of Imnk, mercantile individuals, Ample resources; mirteuu treatment; superior service. 2 firms-a- nd - iiuiiiauiiuiiiuiuiuiiiiiiuiifiiiiiuiuiuiimiiiiiuimiiiimr. CAPS ButtonTop EVERY BOY WANTS HUE A NEW LOT JUST IN AT |
