The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-14

William Jones, a stalwart Republi-
can OF Providence, was in Logan on
Thursday.
$50 Is all that is required In cash
to become share holder in the Roch-
dale. Your Dividends will pay the
balance, $3.50. Dividends are paid
according to amount of purchase. 55tf
For Rent-Rooms in the CONNER.
cial Block. Apply at Coop Grocery
& Drug Co.
Mr.. @. c. Goodwin has been for two
weeks, and still Is, rather III. He ex.
periences little pain, but Is overcome
by excessive lassitude.
w. j. Harrison, the successor TO r.
s. Fries the Photographer, will move
the business into the spacious apart
ments over the the U. o. store which
has been especially fitted for the bust.
ness.
We always deliver our work at the
time agreed to, and done in the best
OF style. White Swan Laundry. 53t3
Ida Adair Apperley is now taking a
rest In Boston, Mass. She would be
pleased to meet any of her Utah
friends. Any one wishing her number
can call on her father, Prof w. II.
Apperley of this city.
A five year old horse belonging to
John Godfrey. at Charleston, died in the
city tie yard on Wednesday. 1t was
thought that the animals heart was
affected. 1t had not been ovcrdriven
to Logan, as three and one half hours
were consumed In coming
Ladies will find the latest styles of
Muslin underwear, waists, skirts, ETC.,
at Campbell e. Morrells.
G. A. Brewer, one of the clerks in
Hayball's Mercantile establishment at
Lewiston was in Logan on Wednesday.
He reports business as being good.
The establishment has recently added
lumber yard to the business, which
Is quite an accommodation to the
people.
II. G. Hayball will continue his 20
per cent Discount sale on all Dress
Goods for this week only. 542t
Billy Crockett, the licentious bill
poster who had quarters above THE
REPUBLICAN ONCE when located on
West Center street, couldn't bear the
separation and followed US in our
journey eastward. He is now located
In the "little log cabin" just west of
THE REPUBLICN.
Little Lord FauntlerOy next week
A strong cast will present this beauti-
full play at the Thatcher Opera House
on Wednesday evening, May 18th.
Only perfect styles of Ladies Shoes
and Slippers, with fine suits and
skirts are sold at Campbell g. Morrells.
WANTED--First class painters and
paper-hangers. Pay 35c an hour to
right kind Of men. None but first
class men need apply. Preston, Py-
per g. Co.
Notice the Excelsior Lumber Co. S
ad in each Saturdays issue OF The RE-
PUBLICAN. The gentlemen at the
head Of this firm are among Rich
mOnds most honorable and atfable
gentlemen and in business deal will
treat you right.
John Bench is still in the ring. He
Is not knocked out. lie is positively
the best painter and paperhanger in
town. Work done on short notice
53tS
During the next month Dr.. |. p.
Stewart will have charge of DR.. c. A..
Gowans's dental parlors. Mr.. Stewart
has just returned from Chicago where
he finished three years dental course
taking degree. He is thoroughly
pIOhSiCuU anu III. pONdlIo NOulu iiui u
ly leave his business in safer hands.
Edwin Peake and John Thomas are
making preparations to erect a hand
some brick building on First North
street. Mr.. Peake has % feet and Mr..
Thomas 20. The buildings may pos
sibly 60 up two stories, and work of
tearing down the old frames now occu-
plying the ground has already begun,
This improvement will add greatly to
the appearance of that part of First
North, which is largely tumbe-down
shacks.
Homeseekers-We will show you
how to get a home, or pay off loan on
your property. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Schweizer the blacksmith has a
large number Of new buggies which he