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Evening journal., 1904-09-10
SAFES
NEW AND ST
PENSIONERS.

SERVICE PENSIONS FOR AGE
New and important order. 81 when g.
IS when s5. so when g. sl2 when 70 years.
John Wainwright e Co.. Pension Attys..
2nd hocr. W. Tth St.. Wilmington. Del.
apr2s-1
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS
and bath, with all conveniences. Can
SOC West 81. septlO-26t
FOR RENT
2Sl7 w. End ST.. rooms and bath.
30 Gray avenue. 8 rooms and batn.
- jefferson ST., rooms End bath.
1902 Oak street, 6 rooms ana bah.
1908 Delaware avenue. y rooms and bath
SIS Washington. IL rooms and bath.
"a +. oath Street.
sos Market ST., ctore.
/ 2l1 W. 7th St.. store.
| Froat and Thorn sts.. warehouse.
CHARLES {. KURTZ. -n'
10ii Market St.
(Ooposite Court House,.
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Reopenina at Sd. Pauls.

J. B. Hamlltons 10000 pieces stock
wall paper at a sacrifice. 9TH & Orange.
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FoR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR sALE.-LAsr ONE, WEsr SIDE,
elegant, new. medium priced. eight
romed house. 90 feet 'front.' lot q feet
'front.' porches hard wood finish, large
bath room, sanitary hxtures. paperlng
gas fixtures. electric lighted, refrigerator
buiH IN pantry. A1y one looking For
a new home in the best neighborhood,
handy to cars schoosand churcncs.
should look this Up at once.
W. n. WOOD.
l90 W. c3rd St.
Both Phones. sepuO-eoj-tf
FOR SALE.
A Good Investment, Collectively or
Singly.
1905 Shallcross Ave, Z rooms and bath.
1861 shalicross Ave. rooms and bath.
1907 Shal.cross Ave. % rooms and bath.
1903 Howland ST.. rooms and bath.
1917 w AN St. rooms mad bath.
1922 }: ST., C rooms and bath.
Make an offer on one or all.
CHAs. c. KURTZ.
lml Market Street.
Opposite Court House.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
True Mission Work.

Bishop Thomas X. Smith In his report last
Sunday, made the following remarks: way
ward men and boys should be looked after Be-
cause they give way to temptation in unguard-
ed moments is no reason why they should be
ignored These individuals are Gods children
and should have attention by a few words OF
private advice and counsel being impaired to
them" These utterances certainly SAVIOR OF a
chrstian.likc spirit and are worthy OF note.
There Is not church organization existing
that has more auxiliaries for the training Of its
members than that Of the Latter-day SAINTS.
Connection with any Of these associations Is
voluntary. The class referred to by the bishop
are such that cannot be left to their own OPP
tion II q reformation Is desired. When individ-
uals become slaves to their passions assistance
Is needed to turn them from the path OF ruin
and misery. The saloon Is preferable to such
characters to any other place In the world so
long as the liquor habit has them under control,
Kind, persuasive talk In private Is needed.
Strong-minded individuals possessing tact
should meet some Of these alone, and II possible
convince them OF their false position, and show
them the reef toward which they are drifting.
Appeal to their manhood, their love OF life,
honor liberty in the name Of their parents, their
love to themselves and perhaps an aged mother
who has dotted upon her son may be spared
many heartaches. Appeal to them in the
name OF sorrowing father who is bent in
form through hard toll to rear his son; perhaps
loving wife and family eking out miserable
existence, brought on by the intemperance Of
once loving husband and father. Thousands
OF arguments can be used and perchance one
may strike the tender chord that is in every
breast be that person ever SO hardened. This
kind of missionary work is greater than all
other. II by effort of this kind even ONE can be
turned from his errors, Is 1t not worth the
while?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
Opposition Continues.

From the time the construction work on the
city light plant was begun "the only" has
badgered and harrassed every man connected
with that work. 1t reviled ex-Mayor Hansen
most numerically and the former council was
fiayed frequently. That paper criticised every
move that was made, and during the recent
campaign made innumcrabe rash statements
calculated to hinder the progress of the work
and create prejudice In the minds Of the peo-
Pile. Since the election and up the present time
1.-THE only" has not missed any opportunity to
say something derogatory of the people at work
on the plant or the worth of the plant itself.
The REPUBLICAN has preferred to believe
that 1.-THE only's" statements were made ill-ad-
vsedly, that is before they themselves made
any investigation OF the matter Of which they
were writing, and so advised the people From
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

THE REPUBLICAN, installed new folding
machine last week and folded its last edition
thereop-at least tried to do so, and as a result
some Of our subscribers received papers that
were trimmed just above and below the giz-
card, behind the ear and slightly feminist
the medulla oblongata Some were creased
near the phalanx and with others the SOUTH
west corner was twisted to where the Wurzem-
burger flows. The REPUBLICANS recent
change Of quarters involved a terrific lot Of
work and twas done with less help than Is
customary about the Office, SO that affairs have
been topsy-turvy: and subscribers have been
slightly Inconvenience In some instances.
We are about recovered and trust to give better
service in the future than ever before.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
Light Notice.

To the citizens of Logan city. The
Logan Municipal Electric Light Plant
is now in successful operation and we
are ready to supply everybody with
light and power at the rate Of IS cts.
for single light, 10 cts. for two lights
and three lights for 81. Probably on
or before the 18th day Of each and
every month, beginning May LIST, 1904.
Our line men will connect on 70
houses as fast as possible and all appli.
cations will be attended to In their
order where our lines must be ex.
tended to reach the residences Of any
OF our citizens as soon as possible.
This will be done so that all may be
Accommodated. All applications should
be sent to the city electric light ONCE
No. Al West Center St.
ORsoS SMITH, Supt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
From B. Y. C..

President Linford left this morning
for Cleveland, Ohio, for the purpose
Of attending the inauguratory
exercises of the new president Of
the Case School of Applied Science.
He will be gone two or three weeks.
While away the President will visit
some Of the schools OF Manual Train
ing
The Law Club OF the A. c. did not
accept the challenge sent to them
from the Philomatic Society, about
two weeks ago, their reason being
that they did not have time to give
attention to such a debate.
Thursday the Smithfield base ball
team played the College team match
game. The visitors carried of the
honors.
Saturday at three p. m. the Hyde
Park team will play the College team
match game On the campns.
The girls Of the cooking department
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

manager" of a band yearly salary, say OF
$500 or 5000, the band will become an establish
ed fact shortly. This reduces the proposition
to a nn&sheli xaHd the committee IS tQ; he con-r
sgratnlated.e CIR its brevity Tt ste be hoped
that the Mayor ana City Council can 'isee
their way clear to speedy and favorable
conclusion in the matter The council
can not, Of course, appropriate from the city
funds, but it can take the initiative in
suggesting and furthering other means.
THE REPUBLICAN would make this sugges-
ton at this time-that In case the band Is
organized and the council or citizens guaran-
tee band manager $500 or $500 a year, that
there be a written agreement that the band
give its services free on certain public occa-
sions. No doubt the band would be willing
and glad to tender Its services free many times
and this stipulation Is designed more to pro-
tect the organization from excessive demand
rather than to insure the public of its free ser
vice. Bands, vocalists, piaDists, and all pub
lie performers are invariably ridden rather
severely, and II in this instance there is stip-
ulation Of the exact free service desired there
need be no misunderstanding on the part Of
the people or the band. Go at 1t in business
like way and all will be harmony-just what is
expected Of band.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

In the matter Of bids, 1t is doubtful II II Is
not true economy at times to accept the lowest
bid. OF three bids for the paving Of West Gen.
ter street, two were from Ogden parties, the
other from Logan firm. On this $4,000 job.
the Logan firms bid was very nearly 5000 high.
er than either Of the others. On a $4,000 deal
$500 is infnitesimal, and inasmuch as great
proportion Of that $4,000 would remain In Lo-
gan II the job were given to Logan firm, 1t
may be questioned whether anything will be
saved in the long run by accepting little
lower bid Of outside parties who will take
from the city the greater part Of that $4,000.
The REPUBLICAN believes in protection to all
home industries, and believes that home people
should always receive the advantage where
things are any ways near equal in matter Of
workmanship and price. There is no DISPOSE
ton to criticise the council in this instance,
and 1t Is merely cited to advance the idea of
protecting the people who help build up the
community by giving employment to local peo-
pie and paying taxes to support home institu-
tions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
Lewiston.
Continued from First Page.

Conference news. Eleanor Hendricks
Vocal SOLO. -. Henry Bailey, OF Logan
The program was instructive and
entertaining. Our conjoint meetings
are held the first Sunday Of every
month at 8 p. m. In the Tabernacle.
All are invited.
Farley +. Smith who is engaged as
DR.. Newman's private secretary and
who has been away for sometime trav.
cling through Idaho, Montana and
Oregon, is spending few days at
home.
John NJ. Anderson, superintendent
Of the Sunday schools Of the Benson
Stake, took sick while visiting at
Newton Sunday and returned home
somewhat under the weather. His
many friends will be panied to hear Of
his sudden illness -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
The City light Plant.

1t Is indeed gratifying to note the support
accorded the city electric plant. Already 1000
lights are connected and there are orders for
many more.
A statement from one of the Hercules peo-
pie Is to the effect that at three lights for
dollar, 1t will require not less than $3.50 lights
before the plant will pay more than expenses
This means that there must be monthly
business of at least $3.50 to pay expenses.
This figure may not be too high, as 1t comes
from an experienced man, but THE REPUBLI-
CAN has figures Of plant referred to In our
last issue. the average monthly expense of
which during January February and March
amounted to exactly s45O.13. This plant lights
city the size OF Logan and these figures are
for the worst months Of the year. Just why
the expenses Of the city plant should greatly
exceed this after the affair Is In thorough
working order Is hard to conjecture, but even
though the expense runs to the figure named
by the Hercules authority, II seems that the
city plant will be able to pay expenses the
first month. But $50 more lights are needed
to run the monthly business up to $3.50. and
inasmuch as most OF the present orders for
lights have come without solicitation, II GER
tainly seems that thorough canvass will add
many hundreds. Up to the present time the
city has not made connection with any motors
and there are sufficient number OF these desir-
ing city service to furnish an excellent revenue.
The success Of the city plant depends wholly
upon the support accorded by the people and 1t
seems that the people understand this. bus
mess man who would neglect his own business
and patronize n competitor would be deemed
foolish, and for the city people to patronize a
competitor Of an institution owned by them
selves would be equally foolish, especially when
the competitor makes inducements calculated
to wipe out the home institution, and that
evidently has the disposition to take the ad-
vantage monopoly would have.
Logan people are and should continue to
prove loyal to the Logan city light plant. It's
money In their pockets In the end.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

the very first, The REPUBLICAN has fol-
lowed up these adverse criticisms, and invarl-
ably proved that they were without founda-
tion, so it cannot be- doubted longer that "thc
onlys" opposition and continual, misrepFesen-
tation has been and Is of a chronic nature, en-
anating wholly from people who are chronis'
malicious, vindictive kickers, wholly devoid OF
fairness where people Of opposite political faith
are concerned.
The latest outbreak Of this misguided bunch
Is an attack on Mayor Robinson and Electrician
Daniels. 1t claims that Mayor Robinson APP
pointed Mr.. Daniels because Of the fact that he
"hails from Utah county and that he does not
possess the ability necessary to properly oper-
ate the plant" and then proceeds TO make the
statement that 1t has been necessary to hire
Mr.. Street, ex-superintendent Of the Hercules
plant, at $3.50 day to do work which Mr..
Daniels Is not competent Of doing.
Just where "the only' got this idea is a mys-
terry. The present wiring system has been put
up under Daniels instruction and he has been
considered thoroughly competent man. Diff
ferent ones Of the big electricians from Salt
Lake who have been here have expressed them
selves very favorably toward Mr.. Daniels, and
inasmuch as he has had fifteen years experience
his capacity has not been doubted. During the
past few days the work Of connecting up resi-
dences where the Hercules lights have been Or
dered out has increased the work to such an
extent that all men connected with the city
plant have been worked almost beyond their
capacity. Mr.. Street has been employed for
short time but only because Mr.. Daniels has so
much work to do that it has been impossible
for him to attend to all the work. Mr.. Street
Is much chagrined at the statement Of "the
only"
This attack on Mayor Robinson and Mr..
Daniels Is outrageously ridiculous, mean, I'M
warranted. The success Of all matters per-
tanning to the city plants remarkable. Some
mistakes have been made Of course, but CON-
paratively few. There will be little difficulties
In the future, but the people have every reason
to feel proud and satisfied with what they
have,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

THE REPUBLICAN has been requested to
publish the city ordinance relating to chickens
running at large. The same reads:
Section 10. page est shall be unlawful
for the owner or keeper OF any domestic fowls
such as turkeys, ducks, geese, pigions or chick
ems to permit such fowls to treSpass upon the
the first day Of March and the thirty-frst day
Of October Of each year.
Any person who violates this ordinance is
liable to fine. 1t would be better for all to
keep their chickens on their own property and
avoid trouble with ncighbors and possibly the
law
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
The Band Matter.

Mayor Robinson in his call for mass meet
ing asked for a consideration Of the ACCESSIBILITY
of organizing brass or silver band in Logan.
That mass meeting requested the mayor to
appoint committee of three to investigate
the matter and report Messrs. Melvin Bal
lard, Geo. w. Thatcher, and ]. p Smith were
named as that committee and their report is
that II the council will In any way guarantee
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

Orchardists Of Cache Valley should not fall
to secure Bulletin No.7s from the Agricultural
College, treating Of "The codling MOTH" The
bulletin gives in detail the life history of the
little pest and complete remedial measures. The
statement is made that "the coding moth Is
by far the worst pest with which the fruit
grower has to contend " This being the case
orchardsts will no doubt be glad to secure any
information calculated to be Of advantage.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
Advertised Letters.

Logan, May 3, 1904.
Andreason, Annie
Bowman, Miss
Hanson, Chas. G.
Harcombe, Mr.. William
Jensen, Mr., Administrator ingram
Estate.
Logan, Utah, w. lst., S.
Mckay, Mr. j, G..
Peterson, Mr.. G. Aug.
Williams, Glen
Wood, Charles Nelson
JOSEPH 0DELL, Postmaster.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

gave their annual banquet and ball
last night. Room IL In which the
banquet was given, was beautifully
decorated with College colors, flowers,
banners, etc. The gymnasium was
also nicely decorated. All present en-
joyed themselves.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

The Republicans Of Paradise will meet in
convention Saturday evening, May I (tonight)
for the purpose of reorganization. Paradise
has done handsome things for the Republican
party in the past and does not intend to fall
down on her record this time
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

Cement fer South Africa.
South Africa Ii At present importing
imnsnss quantities a cement L
comes eAisay from EaEiand, 0semsay
and Belgium.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07
AslIs Canadian Plowa.

A Canadian trade commissioner In
South Africa recently booked there In
ten weeks for between $1,000 and a..
900 plows.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

EIsphanss' Long LIE.
The lcAgsst apaa Of life ~ that of
10 saspAAs< vAisA vii survive two
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

suslasss Done On crsSit
The checks which pass Through the
London clearing house In six weeks
Are more than equal 70 Ill the saia IN
the world.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-10
ADDITIONAL. LOCALS.

Work on the interior of the Presby-
terrain Church is now going on.
One three-room house to rent.
A. S. Burnap.
Branson's Primary Spoilers are in.
J. w. Legg & 90.
Phone us your orders. 1--WE will de-
liver them promptly.
w. A. Sans & Co.
Sunday was another rainy day, as
usual.
= If you want good blacksmith coal call
on Capt. w. ]. Hudson and get the
Etna coal. None better.
The time for giving in state tax this
year, has been fixed by the Governor
and Comptroller from February 1st.
A fresh supply of Hastings seeds
just received by w. A. Sans & Co.
Branson's Primary Spoilers are in.
]. w. Legg & Co.
Mr.. Harry Walker and Miss Julia
Palmer, o. Gainesville, and Mr.. Eugene
Garrard of Atlanta, were guests of Miss
Agnes Hardeman here Sunday.
Branson's Primary Spoilers are in.
J. w. Legg & Co.
Have you tried Sans, ice cream and
sherbet? The most delicious in the
city.
Examine the label on this paper and
see if the date after your name shows
whether your subscription to the Jour-
NAL is out or not If it is in arrears,
renew and have your date moved up.
Give your house a fresh coat of paint.
W. A. Sans & Co., are agents for L. &
M. paint, guaranteed the best.
Mr.. G. E. Henderson has the con-
tract to tear down. and rebuild the
Freyer block of stores. He will: COM
mence tearing down the building next
Monday. This will be very handsome
block.
We can fill your order for any amount
of ice cream or sherbet at any time.
w. A. Sans & Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-10
BIG DAMAGE SUITS
FILED LAST WEEK,
By Mrs. Anna j. Turner
Against A. X. s N.
R. R. Company.

Last week four damage suits were
filed in clerks office for the November
term of Cobb Superior Court, by Mrs.
Anna j. Turner, OF Holly Springs, Ga,
against the A. K. & N. Railway Co. flor
the killing of her husband and son, and
for the injuries sustained by herself
and son, Clinton, in being run over by
a passenger train on said road, on Fri
day night, two weeks ago.
The suits are filed in behalf of the
plaintiff by Attorneys J. q. Foster, of
Marietta, and Westmoreland Bros. and
M. M Hirsch, of Atlanta
Mrs. Anna ]. Turner, widow of J. w /.
Turner, alleges in her suits that her
husband, herself and three children
bought tickets at Holly Springs to
Elizabeth, and requested the conductor
to let them off at said Elizabeth station,
near where Mrs. Berry Eubanks lives,
whom they were on their way to visit,
that said conductor declined and
pAOoSAO OuCLl vi W MdTl0IUd WH0r0
they got off in the dark, and went up
the railroad track to find their way to
Mrs. Eubanks, they being strangers
here, and that they were oyertaker by
said train backing, and hus-
band and son, John w. Turner. Jr,
were killed and she and other son badly
injured.
She asks damages against said A. K.
& N. Railroad for killing her husband,
$25 ,0C0; for killing her son and being
deprived of his services. $25, 900; for
injuring her son, Clinton, $4,000; and
for her own injuries $4,000.
The attorneys for the road are Clay
& Blair, and @. H. Griffin, of Marietta,
and Smith, Hammond & Smith, of At
lanta.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-10
.I0CAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed.
natters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour-
nal Readers.

Florida yam seed potatoes for sale by
" /, Richardson.
While you are planting cotton be sure
70 nlant plenty of corn also.
Tolanhone Sans & Go. your ice cream
orders. They will fill them promptly
Elpin and Waltham Watches, 7 jewel
r,ovement in nickel case S.. E. NJ.
Cook & 20.
The sunshine of last week put gar
deners to work.
See our Silverware and Cut Glass.
F, M. Cook s. Co.
Mud singing in politics never pays
If doesn't make votes,
Miss Mary Atkinson has gone to
Demopolis, Ala, to take her former
position.
See those beautiful picture frames,
all sizes, at Miss Siler's book store.
Farm Bells 81 SO at Dobbs Hardware
Company.
Brick laying is going on and the old
Elmwood block will soon rise, Phoenix
like from its ashes.
Mrs, Will Pomeroy, of Knoxville,
Tenn, is visiting her mother, Mrs. l..
n. Trammell, here.
Our line in Jewelry is complete with
all the newest things. E. M. Cook & Co.
See those beautiful picture frames,
all sizes, at Miss Siler's book store.
See those beautiful picture frames
Just received at Miss Siler's book store.
Miss Leone Ennis, of Montgomery
Ala. was here for few days at Miss
Atkinson's, the past week.
Flower pOts-all sizes-D0bbs Hard
ware Co.
Its marvellous how many people are
leaning on others to keep from starving
to death.
Ladies' Purses and Hand Bags in
newest shapes and cOlors. E. M, Cook
& Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-10
PROF. COPLEY,-OPTICIAN.

Is stopping in Marietta for week or
ten days, at Mrs. Atkinson's, on Ros-
we'll street. Those wishing to have
their eyes tested FREE should not miss
this opportunity. Glasses furnished at
prices.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-10

For the good of the order" Star
Pressing Club and Trio Laundry. Har-
ry Haynes, manager.