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Show f Send Five cents tt in siami for a beautiful b'lt-ton b'lt-ton with oicture Iq five colors of the world furu- Button ous "Loop" near Georgetown, C)lo. Address B. L. 'Winchell, V. P., D. & G. r'y Denver, Colo. WANTEDTRUSTWORTHY AND A(T-Ivo A(T-Ivo KDiilluiiieii or ladies to travel fur renponslblo. (stiiblished house In i;tnli. Mouthly ttJ ana expenses. I'o.Mtlon stoiidy. Kefwrence. Enclose lf aJdi'ised stamp d Mivelops. The Domtniun Co., D-pl, I', (1ic.13.-j M-BOl t fa- ALL X BAZAR I PATTERH "THE STYLISH PATTERN." Af- A flrtie. Fashionable. Original. Perfect- y Fitting. Prices lOaua IS cents. None higher. None better at any price. Some reliable merchant sells them in nearly every city or town. Ask for T !them, or they can be bad by mail from n us la either New York or Chicago. J i Stamp taken. Latest Fashion Sheet T tent upon receipt of one cent to pay postage. i tirigutest ladies' magazine puDusnea. 1 Invaluable for the home. Fashions of 0 2 the day Home Literature, Household J Hints. Fancy Work, Current Topics, 7 Fiction, all for only 50 cents a year, tn- B eluding a free pattern, your own selec- J 7 tion any time. Send two Z-ceat stamps 7 I for sample copy. , Address tion any time. Send two 2-ceat stamps 7 S THE McCALL COMPANY, A 142-146 West 14th Street, New York. 4 J 159 Fifth Avenue, Chicago. I mm M-ro--'t. .iJ Webster's International j Successor of the " Uiiabridged." Tho One Great Standard Authority, Ho vrriU'8 lion. l. ,1. llrnwer, 4 ixtii'o I'. S. Supreme Court. Standard pf the V. S. dov't Printing Office, the I'. 8. Supreme ( 1. uuiT, an ine imi- fn-ame CourtR, anrinf near-j near-j all 1)10 Bdioolbooki. "Warmly Commended if State Hurierlntenlentti 0? School, t uUeKa J'reai-. At iiu.aiHloUier KUncatoi aiiuutt wiluoiit number. Invaluable In the tiiwaeholri, And to ( me uciier, scnoiar, pro- itttftiunai man, auu scn-educttior. scn-educttior. ;tme best FOR PRACTICAL USE. I It ia easy to find the word wanted. It I easy to ascertain Hie pronunciation. It l easy to trace the growth of n word. It If easy to learn whet a word means. 1 Tho Detroit Free Press says ; 'liieUnabrirtEOdliiwloniibei n the?n(lrdiinioii ' t mow iimumiik vuu.utiib ufw in n un 10111117. I I 1 1 ntermmonAl lit our old lrtfTid and .iMHl-ttv r.rlari , and expanded to meet tlte dr-mnniix 01 our gntviiK , 1 t.intc'uuee and advancing t-ivilizjiUon. 'I he ' whoieha.. been matle to reflect tlie pcit ritlflcthnHstht ' ur uieiay, nnr 111c liWKi himi iwi un.igi8 oi Uif nui-1 nui-1 gtiase ttiat now encircles the globe. :ov. 11, WX. ' Ths Chicago Tinics-Kcrald says.- ' WelMter'll Infepmntlnnnl- TMitttaiiicv In It. nntunl form iftftlwolii'o Authority on ev'rvlliin pnuiinlntr 1 to our langunird In tht vrv of ovthoi-'flphy, ortho- I tpy.etyinotoirv, f nl (Iffinitlou. I-oin It lhr" Is no 1 rahipcau ruake it. -lc 1(. I3ar,. , nnpem. it Rnn MMr. t n lnimnn f flui'tandik! iGl&r. GET TKG BEST. ' (y"Spedmeu pagts cent on application to C. C. MEStRIAM CO., Publisher, Springfield, Mass., V.S.A. 'Donotuny chcaprep'rlrt-rscf anUciitoditiont. Will Answer :.CAny .Question 'You may . Ask It. c Standard American Annual. Ready Jan, 1,1898, On All News Stands. 1,4 4 sjC aK ajt Larger, Better, More Complete Than Ever, JTyr most widilj ioU "Annual Rttr tnt t Book nd Political Manual publisbtd. e THE WORLD, KtVitzr Building, New York. Loan i MAGAZ1NEW I lie. lor lids)- mm Encyclopeaii PRICE GENTS panish SCHOOLS FL0LUISHIX0. Nearly 900 Pupils Enrolled. Fifteen Teachers Employed. Spanish Fork's pride Is her public school system, which is undoubtedly one of the must carefully organized and equipped In the State. The enrollment, en-rollment, accurdint; to a census taken a few dajs since is 807. A cumpetent corps of teachers, unmooring fifteen, is employed under the direction of Prof. Rees, Eighth unide pupils are t;i'inj( a number of High School studies, and care is t:ik-;i Ij muke all culture and training very thorough. The new Central building, erected a year ago. has a fine large assembly hall, in which educational meetings are held from thus! to time, speakers from abroad I icing frequently fre-quently secured. At the last, meeting a couple of weeks since about 200 people were turned a war, there being no seats. This demonstrates the interests taken !n educational matters here. Death of Mrs. Hausou. Mrs. Hanson, of Lake Shore, died last Thursday, after an illness of about ten days. The funeral was held Saturday, and the remains interred in-terred in the cemetery at this place. A large concourse of people accompanied accom-panied the deceased to her last resting rest-ing place. A husband and seven children survive her. Bueklen'g Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, chil-blains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to jjlv perfect satisfaction or money refunded. refund-ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale Lby Dr. C. J. Peterson, druggist. In Justice Jex's Court. The case of the Spanish Fork Co-op. vs. MrdTLavena McCouib, occupied tho time' of Justice .jJex Tuesday morning. TiGpJp-lSwas, trying to collect a a0B:43count, and secured judgment lrfvjshe amount bl $158.5, T wenty'one shares, of Co-op. N stock held by Mrs. McComV 'were levied upoa and old to satisfy the claim. Harry B. nughes is now the owner of this block of stuck. L'? ' LOCAL BRETITES. The Fourth ward people uow bave their fine new bell mounted and ready for use. ' ' '' : Thearle's Original ashville Stud ents (colored) are billed. for the Opera house on March ?. There are a number of small lakes, swamps, etc., about the streets here which should be drained off. Alma Swenson and Miss Sinai Nelson Nel-son were married at the Manti Temple Tem-ple last week. Both parties are well known youug'people of this city. The-Home Dramatic Co. will present pre-sent ''Serfs" at the Opera house in a couple of weeks. The piece is a good one, and the company will no doubt play it well. Harry Webb, of Springville, was in town Tuesday, and , traded a few horses and did other business with people here to the mutual pleasure of all concerned. Charles Measom has been released from his missionary labors in England and is now on bis way hom. Mr. Measom has been absent two years, and is a citizen of Lake Shore. Robert Sterling has moved his meat market north on Main street to a new location opposite the Bank building. Mr. Sterling finds his business greatly Improved by his new location. Children and adults tortured by burns, 'scalds, injuries, eczema or skin diseases nny secure instant relief by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is the great Pile remedy. C. J. Peterson's. Eliason, the Mormon WizardTwas here last Wednesday and Thursday nights, and played to $42 and S37 houses. His feats of magic were well performed, and his work very much appreciated. The Third ward people will give a dance Friday afternoon and evening, in their hall. ; The afternoon festivities festivi-ties will be for children, while the older people will take a whirl at it in the evening. Of the section of County road lying between this city and Springville, the latter's half Is in a' wretched condition, con-dition, Spanish Fork's portion being in com pari tivcly good shape. How about that, Springville? Peter Iligtrup Is getting ready for occupancy a neat little house across the street from the Second ward school house. Peter's actions indicate that someone or two is about to embark n the seas of matrimony. Invitations to a ball to be given by the Knights of the Maccabees in the Reynolds hall at Springville, have been received by some of the young Fork Department! AttDY I RQfiT 11TCT T CTTIU MTT?J?n to rare any nDOuuU 1 uu I U MuLEI 1 DCiU tire, aerrr pla aa4 Booklet free. Id. STtEUMJ UKSKin people here. A good time is assured, and a delegation will doubtless go over to take it in. The V lentinc ball at Creer's hall Monday night was well attended, and everyone had an enjoyable time. The new creamery is receiving its new machinery and will be ready for operations on next Monday morning. Joe Jensen has moved his saloon fixtures and stock of good 9 from the Sorley building to the new one lately erected next door. The Second ward gave a Sunday School concert at the Opera house Tuesday night to an appreciative audience. It was a pronounced success. James Hutchison is n ow assessor, in place of Micholas Smith, the former official. Thomas Creer and David T. Lewis were also candidates for the oflice. Geo. Ed. Anderson, the Springville photographer, will be in town on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week, securing counterfeit presentments of those desirous of such. The City will drive a well on the East bench, iu the endeavor to secure a flow of water for irrigating and sprinkling purposes. The water at present in use is somewhat alkaline, and is unpleasant. J. M. Creer & Co., the agents of the Co-Operative Wigoh & Machine Co., of Salt Lake, are gettirjg ready for the arrival of two cars of Glidden Diamond barb wire, a car of plows, one car of wagons , and buggies, and one car of red tag twine. . We are anxious to do a little good in this world and caa.. think .of, no pk asanter or better way to do it than by recommending One Minute Cough Care as a preventat.ve of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that follow neglected colds. C. J. Peterson's. The First ward meeting house will be ready for occupancy in about two months. The flooring, windows and doorsaretobe put in at once. The building has uow cost over $4,000, and when fully completed will represeut an outlay by Fourth ward people of upwards of $5,000. Jaruos M. Creer went to Springville, Tuesday, on business connected with the assignment of the Arm of Boyer & Bringhurst, of that c iiy. Mr. Creer represents the Co-Operative Wagon & Machine Co. of Salt Lake, and in company of Mr. Bringhurst, went on to Salt Lake Ttesday afternoon. The City has made an appropriation of $100, with which to provide gravel for such citizens who desire to haul and spread same for the improvement of sidewalks in front of their premises. It is to be hoped that advantage will be taken of this, and a great deal of improvement result. Irving Collctt, the Spanish Fork man charged with fornication with Elenore Beckstrom, appeared before Judge Dusenberry and waived the reading of the information, and bis attorney made motion to quash the complaint, which was overruled, as was the demurrer. Defendant plead not guilty. Enquirer, Saturday. J. H. Ginger, of Sail Lake, came down Tuesday to take charge of the machinery business of the Consolidated Consolidat-ed Implement Co. at this place. Nephl Hanson, the late manager, has been In capacitated by illness, and is now at SaKake securing treatment. treat-ment. The warehouse will be stocked up, and the Con. I. people will endeavor en-deavor to again secure their share of this city's large machine trade. Andrew YouDg was taken before the Spanish Fork justice yesterday on two charges, 'one for disturbing the peace, the other by his wife for assault and battery. He plead guilty to both and was fined $5 for the first and $20 for the second. Young had created a disturbance at a dar.ee, and tried to choke his wife, from whom he had been separated for some time, because she would not dance with him. En quirer, Friday. The recommendation of Councilor Huntington, of Springville, that the City Council of that City use its Influence In-fluence to induce Spanish Fork to ador.t a prohibition ordinance, causes quite a little amusement here. John Rockhill, one of the three saloon 10 5H5S CATHARTIC ALL DRUGGISTS aueormnitlpauao. f isearcta are tUe Ideal Loxa4 trip or trip,, bat raae easy aateral resulta. haat-l to., t niciro, nonvrcai. van., or !ew lors. in. keepers here, says that the largest and best portion of his trade comes from Springville. The lads from the town on the north are a drouthy lot, and spend a good bit of money here. Wra. F. Gibson, manager of The Independent In-dependent at Springville, was in town Tuesday, arranging for full and complete com-plete news reports for his paper. Mr. Gibson was editor of the defunct Spanish Fork Herald at one time, and has never recovered from a sort of liking for this city. Spanish Fork people, who are Interested in getting the attractions and advantages of their city before the readint public will watch his movements with interest. in-terest. Through Tourist Sleeper. Effective January 30th and each following Sunday the Rio Grande Western llailwav will have a through tourist sleeper for Portland on train No. 1. This car will lay over at Salt Lake City until train No. 3, Sunday nights, deliveries being made to O. S. L. by this train atOgden. Eastliund the same car will be carried from Ogden to Salt Lake City on train No. 2,every Thursday niornlng.laying over at Salt Lake City for train No. 4 Thursday evenings. This weekly service ser-vice will be operated between Portland Port-land and Boston via O. 11. & N., O. S. L., R. G. W C. & R. G., R. I. L. S. & M. S.. N. Y. C. and B.& A. R'ys. F. A. Wadleiqh, G. P. A. The Tnion Pacific Passes through the best cities and towns in Utah, Wyoming Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, and Is the bst route to Denver, Kansas City, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, St Louis, Chicago and all eastern pohrits The advantages'gained by traveling travel-ing via the Union Pacific are Quick Time. Unequalkd Sebvice, Maonikicemt Equipment Double Drawing Room Pullman Palace Sleepers. Pullman Dining Cars, Free Reclining Ciiair Cars. Pullman Tourist Slei-ers. For time tables, pamphlets descriptive de-scriptive of the country traversed, rat es of fare, or any other information, address E. L. LOMAX. Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent, Omaha, Neb. Ladies and Children who take the Burlington Route are given particular care end attention. To illustrate what that means: A few months ago five children, whose ages ranged from 3 to 11 years, travelled a thousand n:iles over our line entirely unaccompanikd. Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City and St. Louis all points east. Tickets at otlices of connecting lines. W. F. McMILLAN, General Agent, 214 S. W. Temple St., O. S. L. Bldg. SALT LAKE CITY R. F. NESLEN, Trav, Pass. & Freight Agt. WALKER, C. F. Fisher. Prop. European Plan. -4- 2 Rooms with Steam Heat, 50c to 1.50. $10. to $30 per month. Restaurant is First-Class. r I i I 1. -Hi... THE- ! molen & Are selling To make ONE QIVES RELIEF. Don't Spend a Dollar Medicine until you have tried You can buy them in Ten Tabules Ma ear la pat eaianly aratlrj the If you don't find this sort of Ripans Tabules At the Druggist's Send Five Cents to Tat Ripans Chsmical Company, No. io Spruce St., New York, and they will be tent to you by mail; or 13 cartons will be mailed for 48 cents. The chances ere tea to one that Ripans Tabules are the very medicine you need. 11 I We vai)l to sell 1 15,000 I i Envelopes Which represent a surplus stock we have on hand, and which are not going fast enough to suit U3. In order to get them into the hand of people who ought to have them but who have not hitherto used printed stationer?, we will print and sell them at the low rate of 00 Envelopes for 60 cents Every man or woman who writes on an average two letters per week should have a return card printed on the envelope. They will then know for certain whether their letters reach their destination or not. The return card we will print at a small expense, ex-pense, at a cost of only about 25 cents more than that of the plain envelopes at the stores. If you want more than 100, ask lor rates on 500 and 1000 lots. I -CALL AT i The Independent E SPRINCVILLE, - - UTAH. 3 Caffrey FURNITURE AT COST a room for a for the paper 5-cent cartons for Five Cents. oalTanal prima tar a Wv 1 I OFFICE OF- Cg)g) .:.'':' |
