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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
denly confronted by Reddy. whs aaid
in quiet but determined tons:
II guess III cash in"

denly confronted by Reddy. who aaid
in q quiet but determined tons:
II guess I'll cash in"
"Will you take 1t now or watt till"
The rest of the question was cut OF
sharply at the sight Of big revolver
which was drawn from some portion
Of Reddy's clothing.
Better listen to the man with the
gun; accidents with firearms are
mighty frequent" said the big stran-
ger stepping into view. This rein.
forcement Of his enemy from se un.
expected quarter decided the thor.
oughly frightened storekeeper. who
pulled the money from a box and laid
1t on the end Of q barrel.
The moon was Just rising over the
tree tops and sending her pale rays
through the dusk when three tired
mustangs were brought to halt by
their respective riders near q clump
of trees on the prairie.
One of them was big rough.look.
ing man who lowered above q little
fellow with red hair and face and
brown eyes. The third bore a strik.
ing resemblance to a certain owner
of certain mare which was
led into a certain boom town
in Idaho that morning. and was
last seen trying to extricate her
self from tangle Of loose saddle
and fallen rider. The little red.head-
ed one was lingering bunch Of stun
which almost matched the young
leaves in color. but seemed to possess
some strong attraction for three men.
who did not look like botanical stu.
dents.
whats the haul, Reddy"
About eleven hundred."
"Well, It wasn't bad days work,
but 1t was q durn shame to leave Liz
zie behind, worth her weight In gold.
she was"
"Yes. you could depend on her wind
giving out II she run hard about q
mile: had to push that mustang for
all that was in him though: she was
feeling pretty good and came near
spelling the fun. Lucky she took .
fall and gave US time to slide: would.
mt want to be around when they find
out her tricks"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

II have taken occasion to look this
matter up since reading OF these reso-
lutlons, and ! think can find reason
for the recent price OF meat other
than the protective tariff | find that
there were received at the stock
yards in Chicago in the one month of
July, 1902, 5000 less beeves and no..
900 less hogs than in the same month
one year ago. That means 1000 less
animals per day, The @, road atone
during the entire month brought from
the southwest, where the corn crop
was a failure last year, 900 less fat
steers per day this year than last
Secretary Shaw, at Morrisyille, Vt.
Aug. l9, 1902.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
How the Stairs Ran.

Judge Martin ]. Keogh Of the su-
preme court, Winchester county. New
York, while presiding at the trial Of
a landlord in failing to keep certain
stairway in proper repair. took &C.
casion to question one of the defend
ants witnesses for the purpose of
obtaining an accurate description Of
the location Of the stairs. Judge
Keogh asked the witness. who in
this instance was the janitress of the
house:
Madame, kindly explain to the Jury
how the stairs run"
The janitress answered. In q loud
voice: We'll, yer Honor. whin yer
up stairs they run down. and whin
yer down stairs they run up"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

The big stranger who had been ex
tolling the virtues of the mare,
seemed to lose control Of himself
with excitement. He pulled roll of
money out Of his pocket and shook II
In Reddy's face while he shouted:
What do you think about 1t now.
hey? Can you talk to that?" tapping
Reddy squarely on the nose with his
money. Reddy appeared to hesitate.
Give you two to one on the mare"
shouted the big fellow. Now what
do you think about herr"
Guess I'll take a hundred of that"
said Reddy. coolly producing a roll of
bills that made the others look small
by contrast. The betting was rapid
and reckless as soon as 1t was seen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
He CHANGED His Mind,

"I'm going away he said, Ito make
my fortune.
This seemed to him the romantic
thing to do, and he was loaded up
with romance.
in year." he went on, II will
come back to claim you, but in the
meantime you-"
"Yes?" she said inQuiringly.
You will be left to pine alone.'
"Oh, no, | won't" she retorted.
"You won'tT"
Not any. DO you think you're the
only twig on the tree?"
you won't be here alon."
well, hardly"
Then III be darned If III go.s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

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we, tne uhoerslgned. nave known " J.
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Halls amlly Pills are the best
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

that Reddy had thrown caution to the
winds and was going to give them a
chance to win all his money.
The storekeeper was asked to hold
the stakes and he had large amount
OF money when the bets mad all been
made. Reddy had staked several hun.
dred dollars. but as he was getting
the odds the others were risking
twice as much on the speed of the
mare. The race was to be neld just
before shutdown so as to allow time
for the horses to be fed and watered
and put into as fresh a condition as
possible.
Good Graham had backed the mare
heavily and on account of his light
weight had been chosen to ride her.
He picked out the lightest saddle he
could find among the crowd, took of
his heavy boots and even put his belt
and revolvers In the hands Of the
storekeeper
AS five o'clock approached the 81.
loon was deserted and the cowboys
collected in a group around the two
horses clamoring for the race to be.
gin. Good Graham smiled confidently
as he swung himself lightly into the
saddle and asked II Freddy was
ready" During the laughter which
followed this sally of wit, Reddy FUN.
bled nervously at the saddle girth,
frightened his own belt. pulled his hat
down over his eyes, and finally
crawled into the saddle as II each foot
weighed ton: he looked like a very
unlikely jockey. The horses were
walked up to the line, big six-shoot-
er barked-they were off.
The mare seemed to be living up to
the reputation the big stranger had
given her. The regular rise and fall
Of her rider was evidence Of clean.
long stride. the kind that wins-some
times Reddy and the mustang
Numbered beside her until sudden
glimpse Of scenery showed that the
mare was leading by at Least a length.
But something seemed to be wrong;
the mare was getting "choppy;" her
long stride had given place to a ner.
vous gait which showed painful effort
1t was the mustang that was taking
things coolly now, and. yes. actually
leading. A shout Of warning to Good
Graham, he rained blow3 with the
squirt on his mount. She put forth
her remaining strength In desperate
squirt which gave her the lead for an
instant. but Ready and the mustang
shot ahead again and the outcome OF
the race was no longer a matter OF
uncertainty.
Reddy dashed over the line q win
ner by fifty yards. refined up with q
Jerk and bounded to the ground. He
had ridden well, creditable thing
among such men; he had won a great
deal of money. He would have beer
treated like a hero, but all eyes were
turned from the victor to the van
quished. The marc had stumbled
throwing her rider and falling on him
and in a cloud OF dust Good Graham
and sis mount could be seen strug
Gins and kicking with equal despera
ton and frenzy.
The storekeeper, who knew better
than to leave his whiskey unguarded
and so had remained standing in tn,
doorway while the race was beinl
run, turned round to get some Of tn,
liquor for Graham, when he was sud
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
BY W. CALvER MOORE.

81 w. CALNEh MOORE.
Copyright. 1902, by Daily Story Pub. Coz
Reddy was not popular. A little
wizened, sourlooking runt. who could
not shoot and could not or else would
not drink, had but a poor chance Of
being well received in Western
boom town. He had come over the
trail from Laramie a few weeks be-
fore. looking for likely ranch"
and that was about all that was
known Of his past history, but in
those days a man seldom brought
reputation with him; he generally
acquired 1t during his stay in any
particular place. His fiery head and
ford features and little brown eyes
made him the butt of some not very
friendly or gentle chafing. He was
sworn at. pushed around. almost
walked over, but no one could draw
him into fight. These things were
all against him. But Reddy had one
redeeming feature, he was a gambler
and what pleased better, an unlucky
one. When there was tarantula
fight Reddy was sure to bet on the
NiohS SBihti, but uo"h W a
game of draw, some other player
was sure to have a better hand, and
Reddy suffered accordingly. He took
1t all coolly and made a good loser.
but the boys did not like him. and SO
he was q marked man.
Another stranger had come to town;
big rough man. who was ready to
drink. gamble or quarrel with any
one, and who Joined the others in an.
noying Reddy till 1t looked as II the
little fellow would have shot him II
he had dared.
1t was pay day and the cowboys
were coming in from all the nearby
ranches to buy whiskey and GAMBLE
that meant drunken revelry, shooting
ARRAYS, and last but not least-races.
and the right material for good race
seemed to have come into their midst
that morning. Reddys chief tor.
menter was the central figure of a
group around a mare whose owner
had just arrived riding on mustang
and carefully leading her with a lar
lat
She was as sleek and nice q little
beast as the boys had seen in years.
Her owner had stepped into the store
for drink, leaving her tethered to
post. Reddy's tormenter was fond.
ling her and she nosed around him
and rubbed against him Just as IL they
were old friends. but 1t was noticea-
BILE that she seemed to be less affec.
tlonately inclined toward her other
admirers.
Looks like she might know you"
said q short. dark man who was
known as Good Graham.
"Know me? Course she Does" an.
swered the big fellow. why l saw
this here little girl break the crowd
last week over in Big Medicine"
"What? shouted Good Graham.
"Is this the animal you we're telling
us about yesterday? The one that
beat sharps big grey for cold hun.
dred"
'Yes. and done It neat, too. She's
a beaut, boys" Here he lowered his
voice so that only those nearest could
hear him, III he lets her run here,
you know how to bet your dust"
whats your expert opinion. Red
dy?" asked one.
whats the 'perfesser" got to say
about herr" asked another.
Not much" answered Reddy.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
Got a Lover Easily,

An amusing story is told Of the
GROWING Of the rose queen Of a coun-
try district near Paris. The selected
queen, as one Of the formalities of
awarding their dover. was asked by
the mayor for the name Of her fiance
Il have none" she replied. Notified
that sweetheart was indispensable.
the young lady added timidly: Il
thought the municipality provided
everything necessary" Straightway
q young swain presented himself as
an aspirant and being as promptly &C.
copied all things became regular and
in order.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
Hermit and Mlser,

George Cairncross, who lived at Earl.
vile. Va. and who was supposed to
be poor. was found dead in his chair
recently. For forty years he had lived
the life Of hermit. Neighbors found
In flour sack 5000. in an old rubber
shoe certificate Of deposit of $1,000.
500 in bills and $50 in silver. and in
old tin cans several hundred dollars.
Bank books were also discovered
showing deposits in Syracuse, Utica
and Cortland banis.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
Bio Order for Plows.

An order for $4,000 eight-horse
plows to be used for breaking up the
virgin soil In South Africa has been
received by the Farquhar Agricultural
Works. at York, Pa, says the PILLS
delphia Record. This is probably the
largest order ever sent out for this
crop compelling implement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
Some Good Accomplished.

Does hanging prevent murder?"
asked a friend of Deputy Attorney.
General Job. r. Hedges the other day.
Il think 1t does" replied Mr.. Hedges.
Il never heard Of msn committing
murder after he was nanged."-Nsw
York Times.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

Say, give me a tip, pard. Do you
think she can rum" This with mock
solemnity from Good Grahai
Run? That critter? Don't believe
she can 7un worth a cuss."
Glad you gave me the pointer.
See anything around here that can
beat herr"
"Yes. I'll take that there boss of
Jones's and heat her down to No. 40
and back. II You cal find a jockey for
the critteT."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
10 Won, Fee, Acn. and Burn,

DO Your Feet Acne and Burnf
Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, csc. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
Dense Population Of Japan.

Japan has 255 people to the square
mile: China-usually considered tho
most densely populated country in
the east-has only 1886.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
oouId's Palatial Private Car,

George Gould's private car. Allan
ia, is nearing completion at st.
Charles, Mo-, where he inspected 1t
a few days ago. It Is to cost about
$4,000 and will be veritable pal
ace on wheels.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
An Easy Question.

A worthy negro matron who had
lost one Of her numerous progeny by
death was met by friend at the head
of the procession Of mourners. Which
Of the children is dead. aunty?" asked
the friend. Why. the one In de
hearse." was the sobbing reply.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

Cost Of Magic Lanterns.
High class magic lanterns. to give
. picture nine feet In diameter. cost
from $3.50 upwards. The lenses some
tines cost 500 apiece.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

propsy treated free by DR.. n. Fl. Green's
Sons, Of Atlanta, Go. The greatest dropsy
specialists in the world. Read their adver-
tisement In another column Of this paper.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
Valuable Bird Piumes,

The feathers Of the mirasol. an Ar
gentine bird. are worth R22o Der
Dound-fve times the price q the
most perfect ostrich plumes.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

To Cure . Gold in Ono day. =.
Take Laxative Bromo 9uinins Tsolets. a ~
drugUists refund money IL II faus 70 cure -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

Can't 10 perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure
blood. Tones and invigoratss tue whole
system.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
Oldest legislative Bodies.

With the exception OF the British
Parliament, the Swedish Riksdas is
the Oldest of existing legislative
bodies.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
For children teething softens tho gums, reduces In
alays pain cures wind collie. &c bottle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
Operations of Sugar Trust.

The sugar trust has no less than
forty.four great modern ocean freight
steamers on their way from Java to
Philadelphia, New York and other
ports, loaded with raw sugar, to be
refined for the American market.
About 250.OO0 tons of sugar will b
handled by this great fleet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09

No such thing a. "summer complaint"
where DR. Fowler's Extract OF Wi d straw
berry is kept handy. Natures remedy for
looseness Of the bowels.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
NOVIEMBRE

FL mes mclano6lico hiinedo por exec
lcncia Principal iraycndo nueS,ra irnapina
ci6n el Tecuerdo &c los scrs que hcsnos persii-
do, y ieTinina con les aooSsumhradoS dcrrana.
micIiioS dc Sangrc. IL ocrGo inOocnsc St.cs,u-
DC names del hombrc,
Al viudo liviano &C e aparecc en- sucAos In
fgnTa dc 81 espoSa. pzlida. deSpcinada. con TN
raino dc azahar en Una mano y en In oia una
EclojcTa. =
Soy 70, le dice; soy aquella 4 quicn ju-
taste amor c;crro. sNeS este ramos ,NeS cSia
rclojcra: I'll dcShojasscs cl primcro. yo ,e re-
gale In scgunda, bosdada por mi como prcnda
dc Garlic. snue has fccho dc nucS,roS Sfno-
rcs, Rcsiiiuics ;.s ycfdad que andas buscan-
DO IN anna dc gObcrro joNcn y ben parecida'
las viudas cn canibio. Ssielcn cacr On q
MS irsS'c dc Aps aba,imienioS cuando In lglcSia
cclcbra IN Conmefnorac;dn &c los Ficlcs Dafur-
;oS' Cada campanada cS TN dartlo que va 4
clavarsc en- q ooraz6n &c n viuda infelz.
DrG cSposo lie perdido' ,Nclama. Que
angel sc me ha llevado Dios'
40 picnse listed cn ESQ. dofa Mariqui,a,
suelc decir alguna amiga carifioSa.
-Tengo cue pensar aunque no quiera.
Jay. Siro de mi coraz6n'
Era muy bucno, voidad;
-Buenisimo IS decir icnia TN yenio
muy fucre. pero al momen,o sc le pasaba es
decir. al rnomento no, pero yo me habia aces
luilDIaIO a 81 NdIdCl1gs C. GSClI. aCOSIualDIaG-
me no "
Y 10 que habia empezado sendo un elogio
calurosis'mo, terminaba con Ia siguienie flos6-
flea reilex6n:
-iDos lie haya perdonado, pero el pobre-
ciio era muy tozudo y muy despota..
" muy feo, afiade Ia amiga.
En- Noviembre. el cielo sc cubre de negros
nubarrones que parecen querer decirnos:
-Reoogete en- ii aismo, nfeliz mortal,
pues el invierno Sc aproxima. Piensa en- Ia
necesidad de adquirir lin ehonbrskr de lance
para que te proporcione calorico relative. NO
eres afcionado Ia sociedad. al recreo del al
MAJ Pues haz one te presenter en- casa de la
viuda de Cerato, el farinacGutco, donde hay
reuniones todos los martes. Va veras como te
diviertes ALI van las chicas de Hormiguillo,
las de Tatarrete, y las de Tripil'fn. ALI to-
. ca el piano. pero muy bien bien, el joven Aga
pito Urcullete, oonocido por el primer eject
tante de la provincial lie Cuenca. =.
En- la ciudad, la juventud alegre, y stin la
que no es iuventud, Sc entrega los placeTes
propios de Ia estaci6n, tales como las tertulias,
los teatros, el tute, los bufiuelos y las Cortes.
En- el campo. =. ioh. en- el campo las cosas
vaIfan radicalmente.
Para aprovechar la otofiada Sc ponen en-
los prados las reses. ora vacilnas, ora caballa-
res, ora cabrfas dejando pasar el rocio de las
maflanas para que no Sc constipen nj tosan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01

Las ovejas dan 4 luz en- este mes. y lopri
nero cue haotnlos coTderilloS 6 acarrarsc Il
pecno digamcSlo asi, maicfnc. Cue cSccnaS
= oesafrollan en las maiadaS Il oNea baia
para lamar 81 pcqncauelo con Ia so;scitud \
g acrnto rfopsoS dc una iip'c del gsrcro gran.
&C. q boTrego. con oios dnlocs. oor;empla 81
espoSA a ch,qnain. y no pucdc nlcnoS &c eN-
ciainar q IN halido carifioSo
Alae kcTmoSa IS Ia paz &c IA lafnilia, Cuau
dichoso soy al aoordarue dc que be nacido bo-
mccoy 10 honbfe poli,ico,
cn;Tc;an,o q labrador cruel saeudc Il
encina para apodcrarsc &C ias hel.o;as. & ias
pcnc dclanie a vcrdo inoccnte. cue - las come
con celicia. sin oompfcader ouc ( es,an Ucbar
90 para Sacrihcarle lrcgo.
II cegdo no aisCCggc ~ rgloNiona. pofouC
6 aiosoncfado como una coris;a jovcn. * -
trega Al placer de II bcilo.a sin psraisc Dc
ducir las consccucrcias lie 81 voracidaG
Fero 81 pavo -. oh. q pavo C. IN SCI *
heSivo prudent - deja oohar. pcTo pTo
iCs;aado en- 81 iondo &C 81 alma.
~. lecSgraciaduS' dice con iSgrimas CT .Cs
ojos oon;emplando / sus hi ,cloS. .Sabc;s Dor
quo os halaga q hoinhre Is colma de reeaios.
Poiquc quiere cue adquirais carne Sab.oSa psra
luego hincaile el dien;e. Hjos mos. pedazos
dc mi corazon, deniro &c IN mes 8 quiz,s an
ies, Sc os rellenara. sc os asara y sertis conai-
dos con q sin paiaias
Los pavitos oyen estas iiernas frases. lc-
vanian Ia cabeci,a. nueyen el moqui.o siguen
comiendo y suprando al mismo tie empo.
In el mes de Noviembre sc aumenta Ia
coinida &c las gainas. dandolas gusancs. ade
mas del pienso ordinario para que sc reporgan
de Ia nuda preparen para una abundantc
produce on; pero como las gallinas tienen muy
POGO talento. toman por manifestations de CO
riiio loque son tan SOLO movies egoistas prop6.
stos interesadcs del hombre ruin agfadece
este los gusanos, hasta el punto de dirigirle ca
careos afecluosos sienpre que en'ra en- el
corral. hay gallina bien educada que di
&c sus hijos cuando We entrar al poItador dc
los gusancs:
-Nifos: saludad 4 vuestro protector. que
viene obSequiaros con golosinas.
DeSventuradas aves de corral
En- Noviembre tambien sc recopen las
abejas al invernaderc, Sc registrar las colne-
pera yer el es.ado de slls almacenes, cosa que
disgusta bastan:e las interesadas, Sc les pc
men las sobrecubiertas de abrigo, 8 como 81 di
jGramos Sc las arropa.
En- fin, en- Noviembre, como en- casi todos
los meSes del afio, el animal y la planta son
victimas de Ia crueldad del hombre, para quien
no hay mas que una idea fila. Ia de corner.
aupque algrno eXtiende su arnbicion otro de-
SEQ tano mas vehemente el de sair retratado
en- La X1Shaetdu.
LUIS TABOADA.
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Rasgos

En- un exSmen de historia
Que sabe usted de Bruto?
Que era muy animal: mando matar q
sus propios hjos.
-cQuien era Prometeo?
-pues un hombre que Trometfa; pero le
sao lin buitre al paso, le arranco las entraf1as
no le dejo cumplii sus promesas.
**#
Conferencia sobre la protection la in
fancia.
Ell orador. Sc invocaa a cada instante
los derechos del hombre de la mujer nade
Sc ocupa de los derechos de Ia infancia.
Una voz.--El primero de los derechos del
nif1o debiera ser el de elegir Tin padre su
gusto.
Una sefiora dice un cabal'ero que solicita
su mano:
No es possible ser su esposa.
-iMe rechaza usted?
No pero como formo parte de la Liga
para la emancipation de la mujer, no puedo
rertenecer TN hombre. Sin embargo, ST US
ted quisiera pertenecerme. .todo podria ARE
glarse.
~
De regreso de TN viaje.
Ell vizconde su criado:
-iHa ocurrido algo de particular durante
mi ausencia? s@-- eaiq2
Una cosa extraordinaria 81 sastre del
sefor no ha vueto presentar la cuenta.
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EueS&R.O siSteRma
es Cd z11ej0z,.

En- todos los periodicos oaupan los anun-
clos I'm lugar secundario. No es jusro ESQ.
Nosotros no hemos de continuar en- tai
error los anuncian;es en- el BoLETIN ha de
ser muy bene6co nuestro sistema de colocar los
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