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OF The STOMACH.
4 Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Effec
tual Cure for It.

st.ssat535 sSt tuaI cure TOT ".
Caialr,l or the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are Il fun or bloat-
Ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or wntcry risings
d formation OF gases. causing pressure
on the heart and lungs and y. difficult
breathing, headaches, tickle appetite, ner-
vousncss ana a general played out, Ian
guild feeling 55
Thero rs often n foul tnstc In tho mouth,
coated tongue, and If the interior OF the
stomach could be seen IT would snow y
Shiny, inflnmed condition.
rhc cure for this common ana obstinate
trouble is found IN I; treatment which
causes the food 70 be readily thoroughly
(ygcsted before 1t has time to ferment ana
Itirritatc tile delicate mucous surfaces OF
tho stomach 10 secure prompt ana
|,heultliy digestion is the one necessary
thing to do and when normal digestion IS
secured the catarrhal condition VIII nave
disappeared. i.
According TO Dr.8IIarlanson, the safest
ma best trentmcntBis 70 use after cacll
meal M tablet, composed Of Dlnstase,
Asnptic Pepsin, a little Nux, Golden sea-
ana fruit acids, These tablets can now
be found ut all drug stores under me
name oc Stunr's Dyspepsia Iaplets, INV,
not gbc,ng u patent medicine, can be usetl
Wit llF perfeCLt SaielN CIV n99a.'
MN Iti,W nmeti,r aid thorough digestion
wilSfollow thell, regular uso q fter meals,
MIR. IS, Workman, Chicago, l!p writes "
"Gatarrh is A local condition resulting
from II 5ncg lccted cold III the hchd, WllefeF
10. tl,n lining membrane Of the nose = pc
Comes GO innnmed ana tho poisonous 4, Is
charge therefrom lussing backward mo
ne throat reaches tae stomach TO, M fnns
producing catnrrl or ts stonasn, :, . .nr
,hrcc Years for catarrll Of stomach VIII.
ant fcurc, but to-day am the happ q
Of f me,, after using only one boz Of s a,,5
arts Dyspepsia l'ablets.2s3l can'lop ny ny
appropriate words to express my soou =.
reelng, III have found flesh. appefite'$n q
sound rest from their use, 8.
sl,iari's 1oyapepsia Tablets y the sare q
Iricpamtion. as well ~ ne slnpies EST, a' =,
indpestion. Catarr, Of stomach bilious
ness ness, sour stomach, heartburn and ploaer
Ling after meals.
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done his work we'll. rs the attendance
from the two States next week will attest.
Among those who will be missed AT this
show arc Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hur-
kamp, OF Fredericksburg, with their great
hunters Hornpipe and Annret and 9th
ers They are unable to attend this year
owing to bereavement in their families.
Several others who have proved fa-
vortes with Richmond crowds have been
detained for the same cause
The gentlemen who have consented TO
serve ns Judges In tho various classes to
be shown arc among tha best to DO Sc
cured in the entire country. The list In
full Is as follows: N Il
Horses, cobs and ponies In HARNESS.: MI.
Harrison X. Gamer, philadelphia, Pa; Mr..
George g.. Haven, Jr.. New York; Mr.
r. W.. Rives. New Hamburg, n Y.
Hunters and jumpers: Mr.. Adam BeciS
London, Ont: AIR. Trumbull Cary, Gene
see, N. Y: Mr. John y. Hoe, Wnrrenton,
Va.
4Iorses, cobs and ponies under saddle
Mr. Charles Elmo: RaIlcy, Lexington,
Ky; Mr.. Francis NJ. Ware New York;
Veterinarians: Or. Charles II. Epps, Jr.
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sulkinu in hts tGnt. He did not work
much harder when Ire was himself tho
candidate for the presidency. II = not
often THAT such q. constitution is encoun--
tered ms that possessed by Mr.. bryan.
Ills Iabors seem Incredible. Ills perfectly
good habits, q lifc absolutcly free from from
excuses, an appetite that enables him 70
eat three Napoleonic meals (, day. |aild
the ability 10 sleep n minute or IN ho'lr,
lying or sitting, whenever the time offers,
must account for Mr.. Bryan's powers OF
physical aud mental endurance.
u It Is generally believed that Mr. bryan
be elected to the United states Senate
In caSo the Nebraska Legislature Is DEM
ocratic. lie has all along said ne Woula
not sock tho position. Many OF the 3loi,--
ulIsts are snid to favor ex-Senntor5sM =.
lliam|v Alien. 4 the out and out Pcpullst,t
who wants another term In the senate,
I'M point OF intellect lien 70 q = ryan
about az John Dalzcll was In his bout
with -Bourke Cochran In the House 81 q
Representatives last spring
tIf the Now York legislature 90 pe
elected this fall Is Democratic, Cochran
will succeed Chaunccy Depew IN the . sen
ate. This seems generally un .p,ra,,oc,
Enough the tendency Of the State Dempc-
rae Y would DO to oppose Cochran, g ram
MANY man. Cochran has grown Immense
" dn the past year. srhe three speeches ,
he made in tho House last winter and
zpring did more to solidify and make max. me ~,
Democrats OF the country enthusiastic
and aggressive than any other one thlliR.
lie would have opposition forSthe senate senate
but 1t is believed he would win. 8E.
Cochran has ! made many speeches IN
this campaign in Vermont and Maine, N
this city and State and In the West. 1ie !:
IS now engaged In filling q long ls us O. o.
engagements iii Indiana. q,
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to thirty local speakers, who nre foilow-
Ing him, General James b.. Weaver has
been In the State and Will continue LOT
some time. Senator Blackburn closed q
campaign OF several days last night; Sen
ntor Stone. Of Missouri, will make three
speeches In the State next week; senator
C,ulberson, Of Texas, will make three;
Representatives BIr:eson, Burgess ana
Shepherd, all three of Texas, are also
billed to speak In tho State next week
ana the week following, and Governor
AycocR, OF North Carolina, will speak
MS follows: Columbus October 2Gth; MAR
ion, October 27th. and Greenfield, Octo-
Der Goth. Bonrkc Cochran VIII make an
extended tour and deliver thirteen speech
es beginning ut Cleveland, Ohio. on
Tuesday night He Will speak In the fol-
lowing cities: Cleveland, Oshkosh, Wis;
Chicago. Davenport, Iowa. Kansas City,
Mo. Salt Lake City, Utah; Butte, Mont;
Terre 1Iautc.tSInd.; indianapolis, l1atay-
cite, Ind; Rocles ter, N. A.; Buffalo, und
will conclude his tour with g. speech ut
Wilmngton Del. on November Sd. lie
will have covered many thousands Of
miles when he concludes Ills Della ware
speech. He will travel III a. special car.
Encouraging News.
tiers of the National Association of DEM
ocratic clubs are very encouraging. Many
letters containing COWS OF the organiza-
ton Of clubs and the activityBof Demo-
Gratis generally are received In each
mail. The call of President William Ran
dolph Hearst, OF the association, Is ap-s
purently creating much enthusiasm
among Democrats throughout the county;
The following letter has been received
from Troutvlllc. .Botetourt county, Va:
II am arranging for e. meeting OF or:
club and will have same reorganized ana
get down to work at once, and will con-
t!nue doing everything possible for our
party until the day OF election II can as
sure you Of Il good majority u our pre-
acnct. hope to see one OF the greatest
victories in the United States that we
( lave ever had.
tsigned) !. &C. d, LAYM AN,
"Presilent."
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THE TRIAL NEXT WEEK.
Galleries Reserved for Ladies.
MANY Witnesses Summoned.

~ - - I'd
cHARLOTTEsYILLE. a October TO-
Tic court officers arc making prepafa'-
ton for tho McCue case, az II they eH.
pected that IL jury would pc oo.h',leu
and the trial go forward wlthouts dela.;
It IL safe to say that no lorhicI former ..,,i,5
in this county Of q man cflarseu WI ~
murder has been prepared Tor VIZ" VIII ct ts,
not even tho case Of Goodman. charged
with the murder, Of Colonel Parsons
about ten years ago, when the wife ana
little children of the accused came into
court each morning-did not attract lia'l
the attention that !s expected to De sllo"n
tho trial of the present case
The galleries Of tho court room VIII
be reserved for ladies, seats have been
arranged near the witness stand Tor lhe
convenience OF the prisoner ana the tcic'4
graph offices are preparing for IN ~
creased force to handle the press reports
Tho prosecution has been ANNOYED py
tho disappearance of young William Alc-
Cue His whereabouts is probably known
to the detectives. but nothing beyond
moral sunslon can be used TO induce nm
to return to Charlottesville II he Is out
Of the State. Itls suspected that this
may be tried The undertaken, 1t IS
thought, Will prove to be a good witness
In some respects. II seems that he made
CLOSE examination Of the body, noting
infinitely the injuries sustained. especially
those inflicted previous to the gun shot
III the expectation that he would be call
ed upon to testify and at Il time when
he WINS not aware Of the suspicion hat
McCue had committed the crime
NrcCuo's attorneys have given no IN
timntion Of the line OF defense. They
have been III constant consultation and
hne had frequent conferences with the
accused during the week
e Commemorative! Attorney Frank Gill
merisRid to-day. II have every assur9nco
| that tho McCue children will be present
at the trial OF their father Tuesday morn
ling, There Is no possible doubt that they
Will be in Charlottesville at the proper
|3tlme,'' sN 7. 85 3,
Further Mr.. Glmer said that he had
received valuable information regarding
| the case from Anonymous letters eva-
IDENTIFY, from tho handwriting, from ladies'
who do not live In Charlottesville.
~ am very much Obliged to the ladies'
| for their informatlon, said Mr. Gilmer'
"nnd IL i knew who they are would write
personal Letters and thank them. Lake
Information will he thankfully lecelyeu
|!at5nny time about this matter. IN Which
i am Interested u y III H "a S = @
MIC line of defense tn be pursued by
tho COZ, nsel for Mr.. AlcCue has not yet
been dly,llged., Rum0r has many lines
"a suggest and the point has been mace
| Sthat a glance at the names OF the Wit
nesses for the defense will give q good
iiden nj the prisoner $ plea. THIS how
eyer.E hardly seems IRRESPONSIBLE, The attor-
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HOT AFTER THEM.
Walter S. Logan Still Pursuing
Trusts-Speech in New York.
Ry Walter Edward Harris.

Especial From Staff correspondcnt.l
NEW YORK, october l5.-Consist ency
is not one Of the jewels which most FREE
Equently adorn the brow Of the politician,
but II Is occasionally found in politics,
though the search Is seldom on scent
hot enough to mako the chase exciting.
This is my way Of introducing the fact
that | heard Walter S. Logan, Of this
city, make speech for Parker and DAVE
to-day. -a
Il first met AR. Logan at the session Of
the American Bar Association at the Jir-
ginia Hot Springs in the summer OF 1906
On the second day Of the session, the
president, proceeding under the head Of
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neys employed by McCue decline to make
public the plea thoy will offer. i.
Yesterday afternoon and this morning
the following Witnesses wero summoned
for the defense: sst
w. A. Wingfcldi Randall Holmes.
Charles Brown, Mrs. T.. J. Taylor. Belle
Hubbard, Tannis Mayo, W. II Wiiker-s
son, Eldridge Tnrner. T. A. A1assie. j. ".
Christmas, Hans Isussow, G. II. Baxter
and Amelia Winston. Of this city: Mr.
and Mrs. ]. T. Browning, G. w. Furvis,
Miss Georgiura Prrvis. Mrs. Mary Wal.
lace. DR. Lucian Hall. Mrs. A. j. Goolsby,
j. Goulay Martin. Mrs. Charles Bowcock.
Davis j. Jackson, Roby WOODS. Hardy
Benson, J. a. Chisholm. G. II. Moore,
Of this ciunty: Mrs. Martha Hanger. OF
Stnunton: tie Rev. ". L. Bailey. Of Basic
City; Colonel y. II. Crawford, Of Salem,
md Leo Hammer OF 1yuynesboro.
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WILL GET new
YORK BY 10000
Continued from First pasco

CONTINUED from FIRST PaSc,)
five. and at seven was setSntf pegging
shoes. ana an iustra ton Of this work Is
selected for tho first picture OF his liic.
Then comes one representing him at the
age of fifteen as an emploSe III u cotton
mill, ana so the series goes on. A l her
feature of the Douglas campaign VIII
he the liberal use of tho newspapers Tor
advertising, instead of relying s,nuch upon
campaign speeches. Papers OF both par.
ties will he used and the arguments Tor
the Democratic Side will TO printed as
paid matter with n certainty that they,
viii reach more voters than would be
reached by campaign literature or speak
e,.s. 1t is Douglass purpose to conduct
\ clean campaign, without personalities
and rely upon the education Of public
opinion and personal appeals TO tho
voters.
Another device VIII be an automobile
-5ur through The country districts, hold
ing receptions frequently enough TO be
conveniently reached from all the towns.
Speeches, II any, win not be Inore than
five minutes length, and the main thing
will he the Misunderstanding. a large por-
ton Of the Statcsis expected to be cover
ed by these trips.
Fight in Indiana.
The Democrats are making the cam
paign in Indiana as hot as can be mag
inel. William j.. Bryan is Just IN the
ynidst OF the tour which will not end until
the middle of next week, and in addition
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HOPE FoR THE DYsPEPTIc.

4 Everyone who has realized tho discom-l
fort and distress which accompany dls-
arrangement OF the digestive organs Will
rejoice with Mrs. s. Macy. Of Port Ar
thur, Ontario. In the relief she has OBJ,
.tained after having suffered forN SO long
n time. She says: u have suffered for
tho last four or five years from stom-.
-nch trouble ana dyspepsia, experiencing
great pain. took Chamberlain's stom-
iach and Liver Tablets and can truthful.
" say they have done mo a great; deal
OF good. I feel like n different woman MS
n result OF using them. and the after of
feet is never unpleasant.
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az, . = e, f,,,,,,,tt 80, go n,
Neio. y - 'st'tiiu's &,
lSs'sn,.o % ,.'o, T., Nc
wy u stup',o =. ~ .',s
~ az. -
tl'tt $1,000 ", emu ou. =.
una Dessea iehVe ~ preseht ny .epo.
Oh thc committee. when nc pioceeueu 70
read. several or these routine reports
had been submitted, and SO dry were
they the lawyers had been going out IN
twos and threes III search OF entertain
ment. Possibly several left before the
chairman Of the Legislative Committee
had proceeded far With his report. Iut
after Il few sentences 1t was seen that
It was far from being or the usual char
acter. 1t had to deal with the subject
Of trusts. IT first showed how they had
obtained n ,nonopoly In the production of
everything. which enters Into tho daily
lives Of the common ncoplc: II asserted
and nrovci trn,.a,,-n..n ,,nnreesi,,p tho% ~,
nle nnd fnni1v n sa,.t a., 3ho,Illv +hnt itha
=, t,,,,nl ACKNOWLEDGMENT s,,.,,,,, 49,, :,
n,,,,, ~. - ~, - -,
~ "a ~
y Ny, ny, ~. -
no - Po!1.te'' ~ W.. - t tus.
-, -,
''.'u ushed oiie u ~. isaW seTs Ing llhfnc
y NY ~. inc
" .lteI p Logan, ono o. the pest Jaw
!ers IN NEW orRs Guy was the Wis
pered reply. A5
There was n storm OF applause when
the reading OF the report was concluded.
ana NJ !. Logan took his seat. I still think
me applause WAS due MS much to the
courage, OF me omHittee IN 50 Dolby
taking hold Of the subject as to the
sympathy OF the audience with the sentl-55
ments expressed IN thcgreport.
But{ there was ON nproar when Mr.
Logan sat down. The report occasioned
great opposition, led by General Mander-z
sol' 10 rmcriy. United states senator from
NeDfa ska. and az that time attorney Tor
me vs. 7 mon l'aciflc Halfway company.
%Ille session adjourned That day without
any 1inal action having been taken, and
he matter came up for further discus
sion the next day. AT the night session
on the last Ga OF the convention Inc
committee was directed to investigate the
subject of trusts further and report a
the next annual convention.
Wei, Logan took up the fight again,
ana ut the convention q me american
Bar Association IN 81, Louis this Eear#ho
read report, more DRASTIC N ats recomr-s
lnendatlons than the ono submitted inc
year previous. l was ADOPTED practlcallY
as ssuphllt TED.
Io-daF, "nen francs burton HARRISON.
the Democratic eanu!datc Tor the ONCE
OF Iietitenant-GoNernor OF New \ OK, hau
finished his address to the United Com
&mercial Travellers Democrat c "A league.
the chairman introduced Waiter s.2sl ldor,
gan. had rot seen nm SINCE INA sum,
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TO Build Foundry.
(,v Aeyl,rjntcd IIrns

U,y Associntcd I'rnss,)
WASH lNGrCyN. ~. CT Oct 15--Blds
were opened ut tho Navy Department
to-day for tho construction OF II FOUNDRY
building nj the navy yard Mt Charleston,
S. c. irhc lowest bidder was hID!s DC
Leon, OF atlanta, Ga, whose bid was
sdi,s7o, The appropriation for the building
is S75, 900. n "
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Coming Committee Meetings.

Tho following cnInmttecn are fchcdulad 10
meet ut the CITY Hall durlns the coming
week.
,Monday5-sneo,s 81 ddsl't. $; Poor, 4, 3
Health, 81 subcommttA on streets .; sud-
committee ON Ilght,t,7. 4,
(, Tuesday Finance. ij-Wednesdny, suDcominlt-
leo on streets. bridge 5tHhttfiD.
Thursday rGrouhdg ard iiulldingr, q
-Ordlnances. B. gS#6
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GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
GOES T0SMISS BISHOP
.lEy Associated Iorcss.)

3 .PIIIIADlELPHIA.I ~ \, Oct. l5.--Aiss
Gcorgianna Bishop, OF the BrooSlaWn
Country Club, won tllewon1an's national
golf championship to-day by defeating
Mrs. Il. ". Sanford, Of tho Essex County
Country Club. by five up and three 10
play, 3
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Sent to Rcfor1rnratory

janice Garter, colorca, tho FIRST orcreOnt
thief of the seusoil, wAH sent to the lpe-
fornlhtory by Justice John yesterday Tor taKlhg
M o,ercoat beIonging "a c,8ps. Mood
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Looking for Witnesses.

George lIunter. roloIed, Was charged VIII
hitting Wlliupi Mccoy W!sh u brick on Az
eNst ed. The cH.o T8a continued IN tue l'oiee3
Court yesterday 70 iind witnesses,
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Ohio River Dam Opened
az Assoclatcd l'ress,)l

pIlTSBuRc;, PA Oct. 15.--,Fhc formal
opening 10 navigation or ono rive 5da'll
No. 6, at Merrill, at noon to-day, was
made gala affair by thousand $ OF Cast
crn Ohio and Western Pennsylvania peo-
plc 55 III
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Visitors at the Capitol.

Some OF the callers at the State depart
inents yesterday were Colonel Harry Baker, Of
Winchester. and Captain John II. johnson,
Of christtanshnrg
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Grand Prize" Award at ST.
Louis.

Mcssrs. Harvey, Blair & Co, the local
Representatives for NVashburn Crosby
Co.'s celebrated Gold Medal Flour, today
received n telegram advising them that.
Gold Medal Flour had been a"1ardeh
."Grand Prize attic st. Louis Exposition
Gold Medal Flour Is perhaps the best
known brand ars spring wheat nour on
this market The agents for It claim
sales 10 consumers here larger than oil
other spring wheat brands combined. This
thigl, award. lin view Of the strong con1pe- Pc
Et!ton. was n much coveted prize. .ana
doubtless will interest the present patrons
OF. this meritorious product, as well as y.
others who arc lookingifor the best breaus
making flour.
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Every mall brings lis enthusiastic .s aieI-'
ters from customers telling of&the splen-'
did satisfaction we 2are giving them. Ihe
Cable Company.
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No other concern gives 50 liberal z
ir,Inrantee rs we do. You positively tnko
no risk in dealing with us. The Caple
Company.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-24
Notice of Intention to
Tax.

Notice is hereby given by the city council
OF Logan city, Utah. that II intends TO levy
special tax on the real estate hereinafter de-
scribcd for the purpose OF laying a cement
sidewalk four feet wide and for that purpose
OF levying said tax, special taxing district
to he known and designated as Sidewalk Dis
trict No. Il will be created within the bound
aries OF the district to be affected and bene-
fitted by the said Improvement.
The said Improvement will begin at the in
terSeCtlon OF LIST South and Main streets. and
run thence south a distance OF three blocks
to the corner OF Fourth South street,
The property to bc affected and benefited
hy the said Improvement Will he that abutt-
ing along the said Improvement, fronting the
same along the west side OF the street and de-
scribed as follows viz: Lots l. 2, B. T. 3 and
in block B: lots |. . 3, 4, and q, In block Sand
lots |. .. 3. 4 and In block all In Plat ID.
Logan city survey, Cache county, Utah.
That the estimated cost of the said I'm
provcment Is 30 cents per front or linear foot
For defraying the whole thereof, the city
council intends to levy special tax on the
frontage OF the property as above mentioned
affected and benefited by the said Improve
mCnt
The city council will consider the proposed
levy and hear objections thereto in writing
on Wednesday, the l4th day OF October 1904.
at D. m. at the city council chamber
HATTIE SMITH, City Recorder.
Date OF first publication, sept. "A, 1904,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-24
Genera1ities.
G. V. Hansen general painter. 75tf

G. V. Hansen general painter. 75tf
The people in Lewiston and Preston
have commenced digging beets.
Harrisons for Fotos. Studio over
U. o. store.
Brigham Telford and Ariah Brewer,
OF Lewiston were in Logan Wednes-
day.
G. Gessel, the brick maker OF Cache
county, will sell bick by the wagon
or car load. The choicest kind.
James Nielsen and Henry Peterson
Jr., Of Hyrum, were in Logan We'd
nesday.
Homeseekers-We will show you
how to get home, or pay off loan
on your property. H.A. Peterson g. Co
Jos. f. Wilson Jr. is laying fine
cement walk at the entrance of the
Union Block on Main Street
House to rent-Flve rooms, five
blocks west Of the A. c. Of y. Apply
50 west lst North.
Mrs. Jesse Stratford, of the Sixth
ward, gave birth to fine son on We'd
nesday morning. All concerned are
doing well.
NJ. d. McKane has opened whole
sale and retail fruit stand at Bell Bros
meat market, North Nam street. Of
Lewiston people are paying young
boys one dollar per day and board for
cropping beets. Boys needing work
can find employment there.
Lost-A large grey mare, branded
II NJ on left shoulder. Anyone find.
ing same please return to 302 West
Center and be rewarded.
Roy McAllister is all smiles now
adays, caused by a little girl visitor
coming to his home on Tuesday night.
Mother and child are doing well.
Wanted-A girl for general house.
work. Apply Mrs. G. G. Goodwin, 243
South Main street.
Harry Swinyard, one Of our Local
blacksmiths, will permanently locate
in Sugar City, Idaho. Harry has been
there few months, likes the country
and is doing well.
The people of Gentle valley have
just bought large 5000 Estey Church
organ for the Bannock Stake Academy
This makes Al church organs the Har
r is Music Co. has sold.
The third crop of lucerne is fine IL
most places in the county, especial.
in the south. Potatoes, corn anC
other vegetables are green around Hy
rum, having escaped the frost.
The Hyrum Coop wants 5000 bush
els of first-class wheat and will pay tn
highest cash price IN CASH for same"
On Monday, the Mormon b ire
| tdubiio oii VIZ
Thomas Muir farm and was consumed
A stack of wheat containing about 20
bushels also burned. The loss is esti
mated at about $500.
The AVERY Beet Digger and SUI
Soil pillow, sold by the Sidney Steven
Implement Co., is the only successful
one made and all other devices arr
merely a humbug and to use them
waste of time.
1t is stated that over two-hundre
cars of wheat have already been ship
ped from Cache Junction this season
and from there north, including Ran
som, Lewiston spur, Weston and Day
ton, not less than 400 cars have bee
sent out. The prevailing price
have been from seventy to eight
cents per bushel.