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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-30
EStray Notice.

In the city OF Logon.
have In my possession the following de-
scrlt ell animal which lfnot claimed and Ia ken
away viii be- sold at public auction TO ia,
highest cash bidder at the city pound on
tuesday the 10th day OF oct, 1905. at /,
o'clock nOCu
Description Of animal
one red heifer, about year and half old
branded Il + ON right hip. right ear cropped.
lmpounded on the eth of Sept,
One yellow and white Jersey heifer calf
a9out months ola branded III on right hip.
eth. '' " W." W.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-09-30
A Year Ago

If you had begun saving and dcpositing
with US only $500 month you would
have $50 to your credt-to say moth
ing Of the interest we would have put
under your name, to say nothing of
the compound interest added to that
quarterly during the twelyemonth.
We'll, it's not too late to start now, 50
that a year hence you'll have some.
thing worth while to guard against
future contingencies. Leave with us
as little as 81 every week if you like.
Ask for information.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
With the Log Rollers.

Judge CIV. Benson of Fort Collins,
head officer of the Woodmen Of the
World of this state, and Organizer
John d. Pollard of Denver, spent the
week here and worked up much en-
thusiasm anong the members Of the
local camp, w. of w.
Last evening a reception and ban
quet was rendered Judge Benson by
the members of the camp at the
Meekerihotel, and later in the even
ing social session was held in the
lodge room to which many outsiders
were invited. The ladies of the
Circle served refreshments and u
good TINA IVES had by all present.
As ms a result of the weeks ''log
rolling" large number of new MEM
bers will be added to Lincoln camp.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
Flower Festival at St. James.

Sunday was 4 red letter day at ST.
James church. At the early service
the class recently confirmed by
Bishop Spalding made their first
communion. The church was hand
somely decorated, members and
friends of the mission had sent a pro-
fusion of lovely flowers and band
Of workers arranged them In very
effective and artistic fashion. The
choir attended and sang the musical
parts of the service with much sweet
ness. The special hymn WAS "Jesu
NY Lord, my God, my ALL" sung to
an old melody known by the name Of
st. Katharine.
The rector gave brief but very
tender and appropriate sermon based
OH the words HE brought me into
the banqueting house and His BAN
|.ner over me was love- There was
an exceptionally lnrge congregation
and many Of the members Of the mis-
sion received the holy communion
with the newly confirmed. The whole
service was most impressive md
there was not wanting pathetic
touches.
Flower services Were held at II a. IN.
and p. M. The congregations
were large. the music hearty, and the
rector in his sermons gave u large
amount of Glover lore" deducting
some very apt and practical lessons
thcrefrom.
A pleasing feature-was the interest
TINT the young people took in the
festival. Seldom in the story Of the
Mission were so many bright eyes
and bonnie faces in attendance. The
young people gave the preacher the
commitment of listening with marked
attention.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
The Shortest Route.

Over one million acres Of land in
the Uintah Indian reservation in
Eastern Utah will be opened for set
Element August 2Sth. Registration
for homestead entries will commence
August LIST Mt Grand Junction, Col,
and at Nernal, Price and Provo,
Utah. and continue until 6 p. m,
August 18th. The drawing for these
lands will be held at Provo, Utah,
August 18th. Making OF entries will
begin at Vernal August 18th. The
shortest route to Grand Junction and
osher points of registration from
Denver and all points east, is via the
Colorado Midland railway. For
parties desiring to outfit to enter this
reservation, Grand Junction is the
best point from which to make start.
For Information as to train service,
rates, etc., write or apply to c. H..
Speers, General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo. as.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
Lady's Crescent Bicycle For Sale,
At bargain. Call at the Wetmore.
lpuSp
sheriH's Sale.

By virtue of n Writ of Execution Issued;
cut OF the CLERK S office of the County Court
OF Rio Blhnco Count and state OF Colorado.
and to me directed, whereby am COM
ninndcd TO make the sum of Ohc Hundred
ma ThlrtH-three and 21-It0 Dollars ($l:sb 81
With interest and costs of suit the amount
OF certain Judgment recently obtained
n@ntnst Tile ReguiDa OIL Company in fnvor
Of A. Oldiand Il Company. out OF the lands.
tencinents, goods md ehnttels of the said
The Relueha OIL Company. have levied on
the following property. to wit:
one 2! horse power oil we'll engine, manu-
actured by Fnrrar IL Taft. Buffalo, N. ):
stid engine now situate Mt the Union Oil
Wen NJ RanEely, Colorado, and In my GUS
tody.
Therefore. according to said command,
shall expose for sale, at public auction. MI
tiie right, tile and interest of the nboNe
NAMED Tie Rcnninn OIL Company In ind to
! nt unnvc described property, on saturday
TIE zpth daNof July. 1905. al 2 O'Clock =. NJ
Mt TIC posl office ut Rnngcly, Colorado, IL.
sal Iab Blnnco County.
Dated NJ Aluoker, Colo. tli. 18th day oi
jag. ie1 EWtS. AaICk-
lyi5-2'a sheriff OF RIO pianeo County.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
Will Be Opened August %, 1905.

President Roosevelt has issued his
proclamation providing for the open
ing Of the Uintah Indian reservation
on August %, 1895.
Registration will commence at
O'clock u. M, Tuesday, August I, Mt
Vernal, Price and Provo, Utah, md
at Grand Junction, Colo, and Will
close Mt 6 O'Clock p. M, Saturday
August l2.
To obtain registration each appli-
cant must appear Mt one Of the regis
tration places In person, as registrn-
ton by mail will not be permitted.
Honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors of the civil war, the Spanish
American war and the Philippine In
surrection, who are entitled TO the
benefits of section 1891 Of the Re
vised Statutes, as amended by the
act of consrass OF March |, may reg
lister through nn agent Of their own
selection, to which agent the soldier
or sailor must give n duly executed
POn Vi NhhcihNy oit ~ AcA AL
provided by the commissioner Of the
general land Office, but no person can
net as agent for more than one soldier
or sailor.
The order in which, during the first
sixty days following the opening, the
registered applicants will be permit
ted to make homestead entry Of the
lands will be determined by draw
ing for the district publicly held at
Provo, Utah, commencing at o'clock
Thursday, August II, 1905, and con-
tinuing for such period rs may be
necessary to complete the same.
Following the drawing the making
of entries will begin August 9th at
Vernal, Utah.
After making deductions for Indi-
ans, military purposes md forest res
ervations, there will be only l, O89, OOl
acres left for entry by prospective
settlers.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

A Portland, Oregon, dispatch says:
With perhaps the most elaborate
agricultural display at the Fair,
housed in IN octagonal pavilion, and
IL most interesting and valuable dis
play of minerals i'll the Mines and
lMet,ilurgy anilding Colorado is re-
presented ut the Lewis and Clark e,>-
position in :, manner that is u credit
10 the state. Colorado people who
lave visited the Fair so far (tliere
Were lop registered mt the pavilion
on July. 4th) have liked the Coast ex-
position
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
Piceancc Pcncilings.

Pearson made a business trip
to Meeker last week.
The asphaItum mines on Stewart
gulch have closed for repairs.
Fremont Dixon has taken the con-
tract for putting up the Richner hay.
w Wilson returned to Denver
this week after about two weeks
visit at the ranch.
HF Brenton killed n large noun
tain lion while cutting poles for Mr..
Deacon klast. week.
Everyone who went out to spend
their Fourth ut Rifle or Meeker re-
port splendid time.
w Wilson, we understand, has
bought all Of the Herman Richner
hay, the price being IS straight.
J NJ Clark is again on the creek
adjusting water rights. Water is
very short and getting more SO every
day.
CT Dickinson and John Schemer-
horn are sowing their fall rye. Splen-
did idea, gentlemen. Some OF us
have learned by sad experience that
it doesn't pay to put 1t in late.
A Belot, Jens Mikkelson, Fremont
Dixon, Perry Boies, Jack Chrissin-
ger, Parkes brothers, II Oldland, u
Wallace, John Schemerhorn and
CD Dickinson have all commenced
haying.
Jens Mikkelson and J w Sprague
made n trip to Parachute last week,
after load Of poles, it was said, but
we have since learned that they
took up n quarter section of land
each. Didn't learn whether the land
was timber or desert claims. Both
gentlemen have expressed Il desire to
emigrate from these parts, so their
action in taking more land in this
section was surprise to their neigh
bors.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
ATTENTION
HORSE
BREEDERS
The Season Now Open.

"Grisou," imported Pcrchernn
stallion, French number ict1e,
American number :Ii923) who won
n gold medal IN France in lN3,
now owned by the Rio Blnnco
Perchcron Horse association. will
mike the season mt Hnrp's barn.
See Poster for particulars.
Free pasture for mares; best Of
care but no responsibility as
sumcd for accidents.
This horse weighs 1870 pounds,
black with stnr In forehead, n per-
fectlS formed horse. four years
old and is considered one OF the
best stations IN this country.
Prizes offcred-s5N for the best
colt six months old, s. for the
next best md free service for the
third best.
Tcrms-si5. six months ucgoti-
able no:e, with Insurance.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Clay, Robinson & Co.'S Denver cir
cular says: at looks rs though sup
plies of good Killers will he short for
the next six weeks and values should
hold up well. II you have anything
fit to kill, you will do best to come to
Denver" The southern srassers do
not reach that market.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

The work of laying the foundation
for the addition to the Bacr block
WAS started this week. When the
new wing is completed the block
will have II frontage of one hundred
aud fifty feet on Sixth street.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Jack Sheriff. and George +. Learn
were fined $25 and costs in Justice
Snndcrson's court Thursday for vio-
Mtion of the game laws. Commits
sioner Woodland was the complain
ing witness.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

General wiltnon w. Blackmnr,
commandcr-in-ch OF the Il. A. r.,
died at Boise, Ida, last Sunday after
II brief Illness.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

The seni-annual county financial
statement appears In this issue. 1t
is full and complete report of the
coMnty's financial condition.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

1t was rumored during the week
that w. .. Patton has taken to him
self u wife. The HERALD will await
the official announcement or other
tangible evidence before rendering
congratulations.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Rev. Bailey of Rife, held services
for his denomination ut the Advent
list church us per announcement in
last weeks HERALD.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

The atmosphere is somewhat cooler
after Wednesdays rain, but good
l,aying wenter prevails.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

An s-pound boy was born to Link
aud Mrs. Tagert last Saturday noon.
DIR. French was in attendance.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
St. James Episcopal Church.

Services tomorrow (flfth Sunday
after Trinity) MS under:
$3.50 II. m.-Holy Communion.
= 10 IA. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Morning Service.
4p. m.-Servire for the young.
SIP. m.-Evening Service.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

!. Eight prairie schooners with a lib
cral Accompaniment of youngsters,
household goods, etc, passed through
town Sunday, en- route to the ''prom-
ised land''-the Uintah reservation.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

w. J. Cassaday Of the Piceance
country, turned in to Treasurer Wat
son four grey wolf and two coyote
scaIps, Tuesday.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Fred Strassle, from Steamboat
Springs, IN expert horsesiioer and
blacksmith, has taken II position at
the JoIIantgen shops.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Governor Joseph w. Folk, the
famous, Missonrian, has written that
he Will be at the Lewis and CLARK
exposition on Missouri day, Septem-
her IL, and deliver MI address.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Ellie Hornbek has secured tte con-
tract for hauling In all the supplies
needed in the rebuilding of the Colo
RADIO Telephone company's lines in
this section.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Denver has bsen chosen as the next
meeting place of the Elks,
in 1896.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

lilo Hugus company INDUCED In
semi annual ''stock : taking" this
Meek.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Rifle is putting down cement side
walks. Here's pointer for Meekcr.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

Ben Nichols has been appointed
gnno warden for this district
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

While preparing for peace, Japan
is still pushing her military opera
tions.
The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22

verpsl is the plnce to register.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
Banker Fishburn Gives His Yer
sion Of the Tragedy.
SELF DEftNse HIS PLEA
Says He Stabbed Or. Lefew to Save
His Own Life After He Had Been
Knocked Down by the Doctor Sew.
eral Times.
cry Associated Press.>

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. Gothic sew
nnth day of. the trial Of Charles r.
tishburn, banker and broker, charged
with killing Dr.. Frederick Lefew, was
full Of interest, among the witnesses
being the defendant. who was on the
stand several hours.
Says He Was 'nsu!ted.
He said he had been insultcd by Lc-
!cw's stcpson while walking with his
wife. He chastiscd the boy ana after
learning who he was. went to explain
and apologize TO DR.. Lefew. L,cfew.
he claimed. knocked him down several
times and threatened TO kill him.
To Save His Own Life. "
lie cut him in the breast to,save his
own life. Hc did not mean to kill him,
he said. The defense rested it's case.
Rchrttal begins tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
"Mereiy Mary Arm"

Mr.. Franz Mills. who comes to t,o
Academy Thursday night as tic lcnd.
ING man Of Miss Eleanor Rcbssn's
cnml'an;., is a native OF Michigan. and
was OFT at Kalamazoo, where MS
parents still live. FIc was formerly
a prominent aud promising men. 80;
OF the old l.yceum Theater Stoc.; Com
pany. in New York. but after the disin.
tesration Of that company he went Ia
London, where FOR The last BALI dozen
years, he hos been Il leading c)cnbc;
OF the dramatic profession. playing i'm
portant rc:cs in the support Of such
stars as MIS-. Patrick Campbell, Mr..
l~lecrboiun Tree. MIR. Arthur B%ourcbier,
NE. Forbes Robertson and Miss LEM,
Ashwcll, with whom he was tho Ieod.
ing mar only this season. Mr.. Mills
belongs 10 the type Of actors comr1cnly
known as matinee idols ard it is prob.
able that &c will gain many new ed
mlrcrs among his ccuntrywomcn il,
The role Of Iancclot in Merely Mary
Ann"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
A Distinguished Physicians
OPINION REGARDING OLD AGE.

\ distinguished physician has re.
Gently declared that "Old age is not f;
time Of life-a length Of ycars-but i;
condition Of the bodily tissues. and ii
is possible for a man at 50 to seem
older than a man at TO-
This is a fact. We happen to know
a mother Of 81 years, and a daughter
OF go years right here in Newport
news. and. honestly. you would be
licvc the daughter to be the older of
tho two. The mother is alert, lively
and active. while the daughter is fast
losing her mind and memory, aud lit
orally dying Of old age.
The secret Of youth. says Mr.. Cong
don. OF C%ongdon's Ideal Pharmacy
rs to kee.' the bodily tissues from
wasting. aud the greatest discovery
known to medicine for this purpose is
our cod liver oil preparation. Vinol. as
" contains in a highly concentrate;
form all OF tho medicinal elements Of
cod liver oil. actually taken from fresl,
coAs llvcrS. but without Oil or grease.
Nlnol is an ideal strengthened and
body builder for old folks. it repairs
Worn tissues. checks the natural dc.
clue, and replaces weakness with
strength as nothing else can.
'N!nol IL up the stomach. creates
q healthy appetite, make; rich. rcd
blood, and ~invigoratcs and strengthens
every organ in the body to do its work
as nature intended. Ninol is indeed a
great blessing to old folks. and OK
tracts from such letters as the follow.
ing prove it."
Mrs Sarah J. Windrom, Of Chicago
III. srand-niecc Of Alexander Hami!
ton. says: "Vinol is a godsend to Ole
people as il is such d wonderful vital
iZer and strength creator
Mr.. a. J. Baker. Of Evansville, Ind.
says: There is nothing like Vinol 70,
the aged, and he would not take Z
thousand dollars for the good it has
done him."
II just wish every person in Newpor,
News who feels old whether they arr
Old in years or not. would try Einol O,
our guarantee. We Will give back Q
money if you arc not s~attsied-w,
mean this for q fair offer and It. Is ii,
TO YOU to prove our good faith Cong
don's Ideal Pharmacy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
GUTHRIE NAY Dit.
BLOW Wits BEER BOTTLE IN
FL,IcTED DANGEROUS WOUND.
Victim Lies at Hospital in criticaI
Condition and His Negro AssaiIant
Has Seen Re-arrested.

J. II. Guthrie. tho white man who
was struck over the head with a beer
bottle in Hogge's saloon in Rockets.
by Henry Wright, a young negro bar,
tender. lies i'll the general hospital in
this city. in a critical condition.
The blow was not considered of any
consequence at first. but later it. was
lounl that Guthrie was dangerously
hurt and he vas removed to the hospi.
tai Sunday night. where an operation
performed. The physicians found
that there was a clot Of blood on the
mans brain. Vt"
At an early hour this morning the
injured man was holding his own. but
chances for his recovery are slim.
Henry Wright. who was fined $50
and costs for assault on Saturday, was
r~e-afrcsted by Sergeant Reynolds Sun,
day AID is now being held awaiting
developments in Guthric's condition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
4 Cradle OF Tortoise sher.

curious relic &C om historic inter
est is to be seen at Pau, in tho E"Ssc:;
Pyrcnecs. Visitors arc shown the bed
room Of Jean q -Abrct. Wife Of Anthony
Of Bourbon. king CT Navarro. Here il
the year 1913 her infant son was bora.
who was in after Years King Henry
IN. Of Navarro. and by the side OF an
antique hedstcad Of richly carved wal.
nut stands 4 most curious cradle OF
tortoise shell about two foot long and
eighteen inches broad, in which the in
rant prince is said to have been Laid ut
his birth. .# +" ".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
sWAYNE's WIFE INTERESTED.
Her Property involved in Suit Tried
Before the Judge.
(by Associated l'ress.J

(by Ass.,cLa ted l'ress.)
WASHINGTON. jan. 3O.-Through
the Chief justice. the Supreme Court of
the United States ordered the restora-
ton to the docket Of he case Of Florida
Mcclure and Matada Caro- VS.. Wm. a.
Blount and others and directed that
the case, which was originally submit
ted ON briefs, be argued orally. The
case involves lands in Pensacola, Fla.
II derives interest from the fact that
one OF the reasons for the appeal OF
the case from the decision from the
Florida District court, in which it was
originally tried, vas that Judge
Swaync, who is the subject of the i'm.
parchment proceedings in tho Senate,
sat i'll the case when it was alleged
that his wife was Interested in the
property at issue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
Socidl-Persond


MISS Elcano Harris entertained the
N -
he North End Euchrc Club will lie
entertained TINS cvenlGS by Mrs. a. r
Bowen, al her home OH Forty-ninth
-
NlSs hose Cohen has returned to
hcr home III H~arrisoDburg, Fa., after
a visit to friends in this city.
"
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7 "'' S'o WIS H''''aA1 var
49,
ui.s 49,, c,,.;. :. !.
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Miss Lucy Brown, Of p~cr,smo,,t,,. j.:
tic CUES. Of Mrs A G Saunders =,
l.ns, Crd
. ... -
Mrs Z. C Rollins and children l,av,
returned from a visit to King William,
erul.ly.
-
.HF. ,. " Bindings. WHO IS under
gong treatment at Johns. Hopkins hes
p''a'' ha1'lrnorc. was rel ortcd as be.
''S III q crl'ical cciinltlon yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
Z theatrical


A real hansup huncl, Of tom.
myrot and fnu is The Show
Girl" and anybody who can't
rig up a snccial laugh for Stella
Mavlcw is g dead ono. Everybody
who went TO the Academy last night
got ono big. Misunderstanding roar three
hours III length, with an intcrmission
ii ten minutes for repairs anu refresh.
n,cnts. @
Because one or two pretty raw ar
gregatioHs have como hero from he
Richmond Biiou and Norfolk CRANKY
heralded by first class press notices,
many people went to the theatre last
night half expecting to get another
chill. They wcrc %agreeably djsap.
pointed. "@ II
OF curse The Show Grit is a bit
rough and at times horsey. but it is
billed as "R. c. Whitncy's Musical
TomfooIcry' IL it makes good tn:
promise to the letter. If it has a plot
TO one takes the trouble TO figure ou,
what it is-vou arc too busy to think
about such details. There is some
thing doing every minute in the ION,
sense line ard there is a full cargo Of
pretty music.
Miss Mayhcw is 4 coon song
shouicr IN a thousand and
withall she is pretty and has
all infectious little giggle-a Il;
Lulu Chaser. Mathew r. Kennedy. a
Observation-Disclosures comedian Of a
nonlescrint type came next as funmak.
CT, with A.. l.. Cunningham. as Gar.
rick Forrest McCrccdy, actor, a close
second. t"M WITH .# a@E#." a.M
Little Miss Violet McMillcn. lin
genuc Of tho Sophoclcs Dramatic Com,
pany" was as dainty and cute as the
NEST factidious could desire. Miss
Esther Wallace. who is Lady Clarissa
and has several songs to sing, had
not been seer here since the days of
the old opera house, wnen she was
wearing short dresses and had her hair
down her back in plaits. She received
a heart" welcome from some OF her
old admirers and her singing brought
hearty applause. She has a sweet so
prano, which she uses to advantage il
d simple and unaffected way.
There were various other clever
people III the company and the chorus;
While not strong as 10 singing, was
we'll dressed and particularly viva,
c!oHs. Last, but not least. Kitty. the
remarkable cat, perpetratcd by on
Chas. X. weston, deserves a mention
Tho scenery and electric effects
wcr> good and upon the whole the
SHOW was pleasing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-31
BaEEcI mt Inst.

Not even the best friends OF Mrs.
Cobb could claim fo: her tho gift Of
gracious speech. although they laid
great stress on her kind intentions ut
all times. ... .#. #. ..
"Well, WELL" said the good lady
breathlcssly as she graspcd an &C
~quaintancc By The arm coming out Of j
crowded concert hall. .'IIcvc I've been
on Il wild goose chase ill dny tong and
Mt last tind you where I should never
have thought Of looking