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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
HAGOOD.

Hagood, Jan. 23.-Mrs. Gilbert,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Jackson at Claremont, spent a
day in this community with friends
last week.
The new Methodist church in this
community was filed almost to over
flowing Sunday. Congregations are
much better here than when it was
down on the swamp.
Our people hated very much 20 give
up Rev. Walter P. Way, who had en-
deared himself to them. If the sermon
yesterday was any indication Provi-
dence circuit has strong man in Rev.
Mr. Fielder.
The whole country is alarmed at the
prevalence Of smallpox, it being re-
ported to exist in various communi-
ties.
Something in the form Of measles is
among the negroes. I do not hear Of it
among the whites at all.
Mr.. Sylvester Allen is putting up a
meat dwelling for himself. Others in
various parts of the community are
building.
Some people can contemplate a
thing long time and then do nothing.
Have you ever known people to ouy
humber to ouid a house and then let
1t rot?
We welcome to our community
from old Marlboro Mr.. and Mrs. spen-
Ger. They occupy the Emanuel place.
Miss Eva Mccall, Of Florence is Wis
sstinx her sister, Mrs. Carrie Sanders.
Farm work has begun. There will De
a reduction in quantity Of fertilizer I
zhiuk and a reduction in the acreage
80 cotton.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
PISGAH.

Pisgah Jan. 30.-Two negroes got
into a 6ght at Mr. T. N. Bradley's s
saw mill today and one struck the
other on the head with piece of iron
and broke his skull. He Was just
alive when | got this news. The one
who struck was on hand.
Messrs. G. 7. Evans and j. E. Du-
Pre- attended the union meeting IN
Sumter last Saturday as delegates
from Pisgah church.
The oat crop is severely injured
by the freeze of last week.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
BRAUN.

Braun. Jan. 31.-Braun is quite
little neighborhood, SO quite that
one would scarcely know the differ
ence between Sundays and week days
if it we're not for the loud ringing
farm bells of the thrifty trainers. rss4s
Mr.. Spann Vinson of Pisgah, has
supplied the neighborhood with early
cabbage plants.
Two negroes on Mr. T. NJ. Brad
ley's place got into difficulty which
ended by one hitting the other in the
head with an iron bar, killing him
for a short time, it is hoped he will
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
IONA.

Ionia, Jan. 2S.-The first quarterly
conference for the Rerhbert's st. Johns
circuit will be held here today. Rev.
II. B. Brown the presiding elder, will
preach today and tomorrow.
Mr.. George Livingston, Of Bishop
Vile, and Miss Julie Chewing We're
married last Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Chewing will soon haye
his home completed.
We have had another blizzard, don't
know how much damage is done to
the oat crop; Will let you know next
week
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
NEWS FROM wITHRop COLLEGE.
Examinations Are Over and Some Of
the Students Have Holiday.

Winthrop College, Jan. 39.-The
girls at Winthrop are free again after
a week of examinations. Many Of them
have gone 10 their homes for a few
days or to visit friends. Misses -Arrie
Stuckey, Halle Jones, Gracce ana LII
cile Randle left on Saturday night for
Sumter. Miss Adele Thomas went TO
her home in States burg for a week or
two befo . beginning the work OF the
second term.
Mrs. Schumate. the matron. who
took Mrs Cdchrane's position. is now
in the college and is becoming ac-
quainted with the girls in her docnli-
tory.
The next Star-Course entertainment
Will be given by the Lotus Glee club
in the college auditorium and is looked
forward to with & great deal OF pleas
ure by the students, faculty and Rock
Hill! people. These entertainments
consist of lectures and a high class
of music by different pianists and vo-
calists. a committee arranges the
course and makes engagements during
the summer for following session.
Miss Josie Fewell will entertain the
senior class tonight at her home on
Oakland avenue. A. n.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
Tampa Fla Ian. 2s-Additional

Tampa, Fla. Jan. 2S.-Additional
advices from throughout the orange
belt show that of 100000 boxes Of
oragnes and grape fruit remaining on
the trees about rs per cent have been
frozen and made unstable. A large
portion of this loss falls upon the buy
ers, who bought the crop on the trees.
although some growers have. been
heavily hit.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
last week.

last week.
Mr.. Sam Bryan and Miss Lila Epps
Of Alcolu spent last Sunday with
friends here.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01
Mr.. NJ. L. Williams, a model farmer

Mr.. NJ. L. Williams, a model farmer
Of this section, has butchered some
very fine porkers this week, the largest
weighing $50 pounds.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24

authorities urging them to pay reason
able compensation for the service of
health officers. 1t is suggested that
health officers also shall interest them
selves in this subject and represent to
the authorities employing them the
importance Of the work and the
amount in each case which would pro-
vide reasonable remuneration for their
services. II is conceded that the
health officers of this state are at best
under paid, and many OF them receive
no compensation whatever for the
performance Of their responsible duties.
1t is believed, however, that when the
attention Of the proper authorities is
called to the unfairness and injustice
thus worked upon both the health
officer, and the communityhe is requir-
ed to serve, they will be more than
willing to inaugurate reform and al.
low reasonable fees or salaries.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24
WHY SHE DIDN'T GET MAD.
Fair Traveller Had Had Experience
with Sterner Sex.

Il made queer mistake going
down to Boston the other day." said
the man with the fat cigar. Sitting
across from me in the Pullman was a
young woman that sized up as being
a lady Id met at a dinner party one
night last fail. Mighty good.looking
she was. and ! didn't feel as though
I'd be at all ashamed to have people
see me talking to her, so | stepped
across the aisle and Immediately be.
gan telling her all about my affairs
and asking where she was going, be-
sizes giving her a pleasant little josh
about how glad ! was that we hap.
pened TO be on the same train, and all
that sort Of thing, you know Well,
after I'd sat there and talked to her
for half an hour or so | found out
that she wasn't the lady had thought
she was at all. In fact, I'd never seen
her before nor she me-"
Wasn't she offended at the way
you butted in without waiting for an
introduction?
"Oh. mono, not at all. | found out
later that she was a widow"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24
Subscription, Payable In Advance
FOR HEALTH'S SAKE.

The State Board Of Health in send
ing out bulletin for April, 1905, gives
some most excellent advice TO cities,
towns and small communities. The
following from the Board is worthy of
sober consideration: 1t is particularly
important at this time Of the year to
make sanitary inspections of premises,
and to order all nuisances abated.
Many corials and back-yards are reek-
ing with filth, and it is the duty Of
health officers to enforce the law re-
lating to such conditions. In every
town are to be found privies in foul
condition and situated near wells iutO
which they drain.
THE LAW REQUIRES that no
privy shall be less than 80 feet from
any well, and this should be rigidly in
sisted upon, as well-water contaminat-
ed by priyies Is one of the frequent
causes of typhoid fever and other dis
eases.
The law relating TO the registration
OF vital statistics, passed at the recent
session of the Legislature, went into
effect May 9th. A copy of the same
will be sent to all health officers and
10 local registrars when they shall
have been appointed. 1t is hoped
that there will be an immediate com.
pliance with the provisions of the
said law, which will insure to Utah
reliable vital statistics, and place IL in
the front ranks among the states of
the Union. Health officers should be
impressed with the great Importance
Of this work, and lend every assistance
in their power TO render IL effective.
The text Of the bill should be care
fully read, and all registrars should be-
come thoroughly familiar with its pro-
visions.
The Secretary is sending communi-
cations to the various town and county
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24

The people OF Wellsville are deserv-
ing of praise and commentator for
their efforts put forth in constructing
tabernacle of worship which will be
one of the finest in the state when
completed. The structure is 10 feet
long by - feet wide. The foundation
Is one of the very best. The corner
stone, layed by President Woodruff on
June -, 1908, weighs three tons. In
the center Of this stone, which was
made hollow for the purpose, the
names Of every man, woman and child
of Wellsville at the above date, with
coins in use and papers published at
that time with photographs OF lead
ing men, are there. In the basement of
the building there are six class rooms,
baptisimal font and vault for the
storing of church records. The out
side of the foundation is layed Of in
tiers OF eight inches of pitched rock.
The upper walls of the building are of
first class brick made at Wellsyille.
The mortar used throughout is first
class, being mixed with the very best
coarse sand, which forms strong &C.
menting. The bolts, braces and rods
Of iron used in the roof alone will
weigh over live tons. The tower is
120 feet high. In the west part of the
building room 22x44 will be used ex-
clusively by the Relief society Of
Wellsville. This room will have a
seating capacity of two hundred and
the main building will seat 1900
Bishop Owen with his building COM
mittce are deserving of praise and
the universal support of the Wellsville
people In this laudable enterprise, for
everything pertaining to the building
indicates that care and precision has
been used. There is no doubt but
that the special tax levied for this
purpose bears heavily upon some of
the Wellsvile people. The fact should
not be lost sight Of that every dollar
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24
Laugh and Grow Fat.

Dyspepsia is claimed to be sys.
tematically cured by laughter. 1t is
stated that a Paris doctor, in return
for a large fee, admits patients into
his private institution, where the
mirth treatment is administered. A
few dyspeptics sit around a room and
begin TO smile at each other. This
smile, once begun, must never be al
lowed to fade away. On the contrary,
it must be developed by will power
into a grin, and the grin must become
a guffaw. Then the patients must go
on laughing until their sides ache. A
course of a week or two of the treat
ment at the rate Of a couple Of hours
giggling day is said to be sufficient
to cure the worst cases OF dyspepsia.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24
Read and Reflect.

Who says Logan is not manufac-
turing town?
The manufacturing of high grade
shoe polish is her latest venture.
jet Black Manufacturing CO..,
Logan, Utah. How does this sound?
Yet, such is the name of the com
pany that has already commenced
operations in our city and county.
Our agents are going TO call on you
and sell you bottle of the best shoe
polish on the market today. Don't
turn them away on the plea that "it is
made at home and therefore no good. "
1t is high time we quit.this business,
as 1t Is disastrous to all Of us.
We say our polish is the best on the
market today and we mean tour
reasons for saying so are the following:
lst. 1t gives most brilliant and
natural polish. Ind. 1t takes less
effort to apply IL, no rubbing what
ever being necessary. 3rd. 1t lasts
longer; it is absolutely waterproof. Ten
minutes after it is applied water can
not hurv it. 4th. 1t is less injurious
to leather than any other polish. 9Th.
1t will turn a tan or white shoe into
a beautiful patent leather in less than
80 minutes. And thousand other
reasons; but advertising costs money.
Watch for our agents. If the polish
is not as represented please return the
same to "Jet Black Manufacturing
Co., Logan, Utah, and your money
will be refunded in good gold coin.
Remember it is home made article,
sold and used by home people, and will
positively sell upon its merits.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24
Penetration Of Camera.

Manchester photographer relates
that he To-" a photograph of child
who wSs apparently In good health
and had a clear skin. The negative
showed the face to be thickly covered
with an eruption. Three days after
ward the child was covered with spots
due to prickly heat. The camera had
seen and photographed the eruption
three days before 1t was visible to the
naked eye. II is said that another
case of n similar kind is recorded
where child showed spots on his
portrait which were invisible on his
face a fortnight previous to an attack
Of smallpox
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24

Did you ever count the words i'm a
column OF ordinary newspaper print?
There are about two thousand words
10 column. Suppose you sit down
and write a thousand words on some
subject, and then another until you
have written eight or ten thousand.
Try it and see If Il is right easy. Keep
that gate up for month. Then chase
a local item all over town, and after
you have gotten the facts all right, con-
dense them into few ines-an hours
work that can be read in few sec
onds. DO this for dozen items that
seem insignificant after they are print
ed, but which you know are import
ant: then have the items criticised and
inaccuracies pointed out to you when
IL Is too late TO correct them. Oh,yes,
it's easy says one of the boys who
knows
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24
Another Edict.
The Great GazabOO Gets off An.
other Edict for June 9-l0.

Every man it the city during this
great celebration must appear at his
very best. 1T is not necessary to buy
new clothes for this occasion, but just
have your old ones cleaned and pressed
by Charles Winton, at Logan Steam
Laundry, who has been selected by
the Great Gazaboo as the most capa-
BILE and most reasonable man to make
your appearance absolutely up to the
desired standard.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24
Some Locals.

Last Friday little son OF Williams
Burris had his hand injured by the
explosion OF cartridge.
Geo Q. Rich has returned from an
extensive trip through Oregon and
along the coast Of California.
For Sale-32l acres Of good land To-
Gated in Pocatello valley. 80 acres
in lucerne cut seed last year. All
fenced. Price s. per acre. Nephi
Martineau, Logan. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24

expended on that magnificent build
ing enchances the values Of all sur
rounding property more then the
money expended on the building. We
hope the time will not be far distant
when the the building will be COM
pleted at which time we shall be glad
to comment further.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24

While bilious attack is decidedly
unpleasant it is quickly over when
Cham berlain's stomach and liver tab.
lets are used. For sale by all drug.
gists
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24
Satisfaction

The reason for our high posi-
ton in the Piano World in not
far to seek-we give satisfaction
with every sale. You get salts
faction when buying as the price
is low: satisfaction while paying
as the payments are so easy;
satisfaction throughout your
life because the piano is good.
Our large volumes of business,
our car load shipping, our cash
buying, in fact our conservative
business methods generally, are
such as to enable us TO save you
from 800 to 1925 on the price of
a piano.
During our Piano Club Sale in
Logan, we offer you the choice
of over twenty leading makes at
a discount of 10 per cent lower
still. Don't let this opportunity
pass II you ever intend buying a
piano.
Get in on the ground floor, pay
no large profits, but buy your
pianos as cheap as the average
dealer buys.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-05-24

Flremen on Ocean Liners.
One hundred and twenty fremen
are required to feed the furnaces of .
drst.class Atlantic steamer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ne-y-Yoril June l. 1906.
BFFyEs-ReceIpts 13 20 head. all OF
which we're held market and Few cars
were held over Yesterday. Estimated offerings for Friday
az Jersey City - Feeling dull Dressed ecet Il
moderate demand unchanged pTtces. er at S44 per
prime native sides l. eIpool ara
London cables unchanged 40 shipm:ns o; live cate
sheen or dressed beef from tbs poT: to-day
CALVES-Receipts = head, but NJ salss were
pric would DC rnaiRtalred O. ali sfaoes-
IeSssd cayes il deTnaai 14Soc per 10 for
CITY dressed with fancy carasseS bringing I1c'
ca,iinr~v dressed slow al 6ff9lz;. -
s,ITEFP AND LAMBS-ReccvHS were = cara or 1.6sS
+.aT All for The market and %ith the stock held over
Iee-iav there were sa@ Sheep were cui! and
i09T5c off: yearngs wanted, except good WegIts
rhch were good lambs STEADY others weak
aS f stoc mainly yearIin6s, reported unscIQ ate
in the forenoon Common and medium sheep soid az go
STL per 100 H. prime lambs al . St$o oo
-lt-zs nominal dressed mutton weak at 1g94ze per
n, dressed yeaTngs slow al llp l23zc dressed ta1es
JaS ar 12J sII5c e country dressed selling al $3.50
per SScPherson & Co: 2sl MARYLAND lambs 50 n
s,rra s IS 80 per 1O6 "a Maryland sheep 80 10 at
81 37ia =, 1,,+,a,,,- i4s-.bs Es m at s. 90. 81
Kentucky sheep I0T n. 1t 81 - - -.
rms Commission Co: l36 kentucky lanlos % 10 al
&c "a EIentuckv-s sheep los 10. at 81 l23s- "a
irobin & Shannon IS Pennsylvania lambs 5s TO al 20
T405~Receipts 10 cars, or 2slS heaa inc4naing
IlF car for the market Feeling steady No sales
rsor-e on oiays transactions sales all ate yesteria
Iudd & Co: State hogs. ISL % average.
=, s5 "a per 100 ro roughs. 10 ~ at s. So stays %"
rc a S3 5e- - 60. hose 14n n az s5 So 4
D.. 81 SOz1-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

J.
AND PflaS-A quiet jobbing trade is stiH
uorted in domestic medium pea beans prices are
held steady Rather inquiry for choice marrow ana
vas svai!able good selling 81 so and average
quality s. 70Q$2 % Jobhng sales of red kidney are
manly 81 60U$2 62s. and some export business re
ported 81 Co California lima advanced 70 s. SO firm
other varieties unesengee We quote BEANS marcy.
do red kidney 81 60qS3 e5; DO white kidney SIS I0dSa 10
lima. California. S3 so: GREEN PEAS Scotch per pus
9TI4cqsI. 49, ,..r,.-
i've demand developed little force than was looked
90 and prices have about &c grades
Under the call change this naerning the sales inslasa
81 extra creamery az &c 40 taps IN egh1
lots st 20 tubs Of 90 score at II nc and . tans
30 score az - .Ie
FOR fancy quality Buyers found difficulty in securing me
seyss M little also highest qualities showed
1oosr strength Nev-Icrk State dairy has irnpToVed
in fact ladies' and packing stock are little more ply
and show easier tendency We quote; CEeaEaeFy;
per n 2lg2S 90 1sts ao aa1e 0 sseands
1890 State dairy tubs extras 2o1 20 nrstI dsE
;etion cresntry extras Isc rsts, 1saiS1zc; reno
ated extras. ssc 40 irsts 114z DO sesou 10
tscanss i7ai71se thirds. 15Gl6c; packing stock No
ieiz at17e; do No 2. 1se- 40 ... rr,,,n, oon-
tressing ana prices while unchanged have Wea aIo
rracs,fs mt outlet limited Skins selling fairy VIII
~, cbsTee IN prices Liverpool cable. ass ior new We
% fair % choice ss.49c do colored me s1 90 ao
fair 80 choice 81 az 90 large ~hite ioine me
~ SSeS<c part skins prime 05snoc 90
4 81 s5lkc; common 70 fair 4g4'sc 90 iuii SAiis'
lgzsPeccpts TO day . 4o8 Arrivals continue
ana the market Is without quotabie clanse,
eiIfi4 sre@ storage offerings are sun NeFg
100 snd urgent. Fancy Northern seiecol9 go io-e-
sieaas, ID TressInE for sale range Of l31Ioc We
Sa9te: state. PennsyivaAia and nearby @
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rbso.go Tune l-CATTLE-Receipts s,006 head. mar
kef sesdy good prime s. 5og 40 poor to
t4t,,- S4aS5 CO stocers and feeders - 151S5 COWS
S. 6oG$5 6eifers s. 75qS5 40 eeTneTS g s gsT 90
n fo head market steady mixed and butcher 50 log
heavy So 3o4S5 30 rough heaNy
q 515s5 s: uCbt s. l5GS5 S219 bulk Of sales s. ESQ
s So sHEEP-Receipts - 600 hsad: market steady:
S5 70 ohoce wethers shor. 81 eoqS5 fair 10 choice
mixed sorn So 50gs4 40i native lambs. shorn 81 6og
- Cincinnati June Hoes steady butehers IS 35g
6 "a coTn1o- s.Hs5 25. CATTLE slow: fair TO good
5iDers 81 Sai5s5 81 Common 50 25Q$s. SHEEP slow
and weak; extra. 81 ioeSA 25: common 5? SossS 90
East Fuaa.o June CATH -Fs-Receipts light steady
prfme stcerr IS T0aS5 So shipping stee-s - 2SS3 90
butchers 81 65ds5 90 heifers sass 50; cows snd bulls
S3sSi So stocAeTs and feeders - ,o1$s 90 ia 8
81 25 IIOGs-Receipts $500 head SLOW. 5ell0c lower
Srsv, s5 47 81 20. mixed 4sGS5 80; Workers. 50 90
ss roaghs 81 J04s4 s.; stays s3RS3 so
falrjes 81 a-Fxa AZ SHEEP AND LAABS-Receipts