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Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13
En- tvekamp.
Ofversattning af G6ran H.

Klockan slog Z och gamle fader BOZ
leux vaknade upp fran en- mork host
natts somn, samtidigt som solens for
sta stralar genomtrangde de skyddan-
de ~loftradens kronor. Langt fore dag
brackningen hade arbetarne gait till
vingardarne, pratande och resoneran-
de sins emellan i den friska morgon-
stunden. Tvenne qHinnor kommo ut
fran EFT narliggande hus och b0rjade
mata honsen. Pafogeln, gardens stolt-
het, begaf sig omedelharligen utom zen
kacklande honsgardens granser.
Solens plotsliga upptradande tyck-
ties satta lif i allting. Tupparne COLO,
kreaturen i de langa fahusen ramade,
hundarne skallde och de tvenne qvin-
norma sallade flitigt under sang saden.
bet sag ut som hade hosten lanai en-
dag fran m enkom for festdag.
ty luften var sa behaglig och mild och
solen sd klar.
Utanf0r dorren satt fader Boileux
med pipan i munnen. Han var skrynk-
lad, gra och nedb0jd och tycktes | so
lens spanande Illus aldre an nagonsin.
ALA, som warren forut hade sett Boi-
leux, skulle hafva slagits med hapnad
0fver den hastiga f0rancring som al
derdomen tryckt pa hans drag. Han
var i verlIligheten 70 ar gammal, men
han bar sina ar utmarkt intill EFT par
manader sedan. Hans hustrus dod,
SADIE folket, hade belt och ballet f0ran-
drat honom. Hon hade varit EFT ut
markt styre och sedan han hade att
forvalta alltsammans utan hennes rad
hade atskilliga m~otgangar mott no.
nom. Han hade iva ganger salt land
stycken, hvilket, SADIE han, han var
tvungen att CORA pa grund af de extra
vaganser, som egde rum i hans hus.
On winston af f0rsaljningarna SADIE
han intet. | sjal och hjerta visste han
att Diet icke var NOR Boileux' dod som
tarde honom matt och dag, som pl0j-
de djupa faror / hans ansigte och for
vandlade hans har fran graft till hvitt.
Fader Boileux reste sig och stultade
vag till stall och ladugardarne, hvcr-
st han med en- egares skarpa blick
inspekterade hvarje SAX. Sedan han
atervandt, stod han en- stund l dorr-
oppningen och skadade ut Oliver egen.
domens fruktbara falt, som sluttade
ned mot floden och har och der voro
bestr0dda med frukttrad, under Diet att
langst 1 solder lag den lila vingarden,
som han varderade h6gst af ALT han
egde. Men da han 1 dag blockade ut
Oliver eSendoz1en fran den lila upph0j-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13

KNE
rita nattfrosten kommer och kniper at
deras skaft. :
Mar de lelde Ut hans raglande, innu
nistan medvetsldse polk genoIn darren,
fol- Il TX HOP ! singer. och Diet granade
hufvudet, till bv.lket lifyet bu' 1t 81 manga
tnnga tankar, sjdnk ner pa den tardrank-
ia kudden.
Da husfolket efter villeryallan kom In
och sporde, ON han int Vile stiga upp,
lag han der stun och kali.
Under EFT langt lif hade han staff emot
och yarjt sig manliga mo- 6deis Stag.
Ibland hade han val segnat, men han hade
rest sig i2en. M kom Diet dock oemot-
standIigt och med %allvar, nu rakade slaget
midi I fadershjertat, och da fol- Erik tyst,
snabbt och forgiten, sasom da EFT lof rass-
lar till marker | hostens natl.
THURE s.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13
Hostvisa.

Gyllne lockar | Herthas liar
hostetiden ar inne.
Men 'da all blomgldd slocknande star.
annu min tacksamhet BRINE,
BRINE och stige, fast skyn dr gra.
h6gt mot Diet eviga bla!
Harlig var angen j solens CLANS,
ijuf var skuggan ! skogen.A
Fjarilars fiadder och slindors dams
rundt I'm den striifyande plogen-
Bofinken spelte och g0ken gol
samman med syrsans fol.
Helsan najad var vid kylande vag.
Lekarne slackte begaret.
Gifmildt sken guldet fran mognande rag,
6dmjuk lag purpntn kring baret.
S%varinarn pa stigen | manljus matt
synade k;illekens skati.
Flog jag med seglenas svanehamn,
ham jag till sago5knsten,
ryckte prinsessan ur trore $ farm,
utstod med drakarne dusten.
Klingan af ljus var prinsessans skiink
at raddarn i draketterstank. ~.
Slut ;r min dr0mfard, och ros ar nu slackt.
H0stetid ar nu inne.
Allison Dir fiyktadt och falnadt och brackt,
lefver dock i'm i mitt mime
nei | min kraft, mitt hopp, ! mitt mod.
iefver som rytm | mitt blod.
An ar ock Hertha / outlook sk5n
Himmelen lin skall besvara
morgonrodnadens gl0dande bon
med solstralar, sommarklara,
skanka at qvdllgl6dens bikt sin frost
med stjernblommor, utan host.
$3.50 HARALD jacobson.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13

ingen skulle misstaga sigpide hair instru-
mentetr
Han sag undrande pa henne.
Nej, ingen som foistar sig pi violincr
- SADIE han.
Hon dfog en- lang suck af lattnad. kort
derefter tos hon asked och gick.
Nicra dagar derefter sat- Richard for
maket och vantade pa sin syster. Hans
ansigte hade EFT utiryck. som skulle han
cd till sin afrattning. Mr.. van Zandt, ON
befann sig hos honom, undrade ofver den
unge amen sorgsna utseende och a
hela denna affair obehaglis, nastan motbju-
dande.
Han hade fran en- honom obekant person
emottagit en- biljett, | hvilken han under
rattades ON att faniljen Lisle onskade
saIja sin violin. Han visste f0rut, att LIS
les egde ell Maggini, men den hade intres-
serat lonom mindre lin den unga dam,
hvars tillhoiighet den var. Han hade en-
gang s~ammantrdffat med henne pa Ell mid
dag, och han hade sedan aldrig gl0mt
hennes ansigte och hennes r0st. Han var
nu lilet nerves vid tanken pa Diet foresta-
ende m6te', ty han kinde liksom ! luften,
att hair f6relag tragiska omstandigieter,
och satte forsaljningen at ~violinen sam
band med den olycklige brodern.
Sintligen tradde hon IN mel v~ioiinen i
sin hand. bet lag en- undertryckt ORC |
hennes sat. Vid asynen az henne gl0mde
van Zandt all tanke pa violinen, och han
blef derf0r helt 0fyerraskad, ds hen lade
den i hans hand och bad honom komma
fran till f0nstret. Han kunde knappast
koncentrera sin uppmarksamhe pa instru-
mentet, men till och med den tiyktiga
blick, han kastade derpa, SADIE honom, att
delta icke var en- akta Maggini. Det ut
satta artalet var EFT tillrackligt bevis.
bet uppstod en- andlos tystnad i rum,
met.
Mr.. van Zandt f0rsjdnk ! tankar. Nej,
han kunde icke saga henne att Diet var Ell
bedrageri. Hvilket skal hon am hade f0l
att salja denna violin, sd visste han att hon
a'skade den. Han sag upp; Diet lag i hen
mes ansigte en- vadjsn, som han missfor.
stod.
Jag skall taga den for Diet pris nj be
stammer - SADIE Ian.
For etts ogonblick stod hon SON bedof
vad, och hennes likbleka ansigte bief bios
sande r0dt da hon sedan SADIE:
l. - O, nj skall int k0pa den! Jag Ia
varit SO usel. -. Delta aricke min Maggi
nj! Jag trodde att nj genast skulle upp
tacka att denna sir oakta, och da skull
Hartley vara tvungen att vanta, mennu-
hon borjade snyfta - na blir jag nddsaka'
att lemna er den verkliga MaSgini'n.
Eft ar derefter kom den akta Maggini
violinen i Carl van Zandts samling, mel
Helen Isle beh6fde icke skiljas ifran den
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13

Diet ar nagot mer an kroppsliga lidan
den. nj maste tala ON hvad Diet ar,
eljes svarar jag eli for hennes lif.
Martha hade kommit in och, imam
gubben hunnit svara, hade hon b0rjat
beratta hela sammanhanget.
Var Diet Ell min pligt som fader,
att hindra henne kasta sig / faran?
fragade Boileux, mar Martha hade stu.
tat.
ON nj onskar fullg0ra eder pligt
son fader, sa sand ogonblickligen eff
ter Robert Lervy. Delta blir f0rsta
steget. Sa, mar hon blir starkare, lat
dem gifta sig med hyarandra och sand
dem sedan till sodra Frankrike under
vintern, SADIE doktorn.
MI ar vriden! famtade den gamIG
manner Tror nj Jag ar rik nog att
skicka dem / vag?
- Elder dotters If beror derpa.
- Men hvar skall jag ia penningar
ifran? gnallde gubben. Jag ar fattig.
Martha infoll:
Cardaux erbjod sig att k0pa re-
stem af vingarden och for EFT mycket
hogt pris ocksa.
= Men det betyder slut pa mitt hyi-
ia vim, stonade gubben. Jag kan icke
afsta fran mitt Invita- win. bet ar Diet
basta i provinsen.
- Nj ar fader sa val som vinodlare,
SADIE doktorn. Vail mellan er dotters
lif och vingarden.
Boileux blef svartgul. En- f6rfarlig
inre strid f6~rsiggick. bet blef en- lang
tystnad / rummet, men slutligen reste
sig den gamle manner och SADIE med
stockad rost:
Sand Jakob efter den der Lervy
och tillsag honom att samtidigt nder-
rata Cardaux att jag antager hans an
bud.
Och sd staplade han ut ur rummet.
Ute / solskenet tycktes gubben ito
ar aldre, an mar han gick in i bonings-
huset. Han gick som i en- dr0m tyars
Oliver falten till v~ingarden vid floden-
Manner arbetade under sang i Diet
vackra h6stsolskenet. Han f0rs0kte
CORA klart for sig att delta Ell langre
tillhorde honom, och smartan vid tan
ken derpa forblindade honom sa, att
han icke insAg att han derigenom rad
dat sin dotters lif. Han sionk till mar
ken och forblef liggande der fera tim
mar.
Mar han till slut reste sig upp, vas
han styf och krokig och kunde KNAPP
past ga tillbaka till boningshuset. In
gen glade Oliver hvad han skulle fin
ma der r0rde sig i mans hjerta. Han
hade f0rlorat Diet sista af sin vingard
- Diet var ALT han tankte pa.
bostaden fam han Robert Lervy
och skakade mekaniskt dennes franz
rackta hand. En- b~esynnerlig domning
stall sig ofver honom. Eft bord hade
blifvit fyttadt till Marias sang och IL
tet mat placerad derpa. Marias kim
der hade aterfatt nagot af deras lorna
farg och hon tycktes allaredan hafya
a%tervunnit en- smula krafter. Men IA
dern sag Ell forandringen.
Lervy Translate en- stol at honom
och han satte sig ned. Fattande der
gamles hand SADIE Lervy:
Tack for eder godhet mot Maria
och mig. II
Gubben f0rs0kte resa sig, men miss
lyckades. Han vacklade och f5Il ha
stigt mot bordet.
Mar de lingo upp honom, var han
] dod.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13
F0rhdStdd dom.

Forhastad dom i allmanhet
Man gerna falla will,
Den saken ar, sa vidt jag vet.
FL vardt att neka till.
bet felet ha vi i var bag,
vi men'skor Oliver lag.
Bad ung och gammal. hos CcI lIT,
Och afycn du och jcI.
Och ON Diet mig tillatas NJ
Min tanke saga fritz,
Nog horde nan forsoka p2
bet lytet blifva qvitt.
Man horde ock f0rtalet sky.
Som sport af samsta Stag.
Bad folk i stad och folk i b.
Och afven du och jag.
Men fragas ma: hur CORA Vi,
Da oss f0rtalet mar,
Far Diet vart ora ga f0rbi
Och lemna intet spar?
Nej, litet hvar, sd godt man kan.
Man helper till EFT tag
Sa tisslar hon, sd tasslar han,
Och afven du och jag.
Eft ord blir falldt, Diet flygec krjug,
bet %repeteras fort,
Och utaf nastan %ingenting
Blir nagot mycket stort.
Hvad under att gestalt Diet tar
AT sa gigantiskt Stag,
En- hvar slit stra till stacker Grar,
Och afven du och jag.
Ma klandras den, och Diet med RAFT,
Som sladdret fran har bragt;
Och afven den, som alltfor lltt
bet sagda eftersagt.
l l0sa pratets fra spell,
Som idkas hvarje dag,
Man litet hvar har nog sin del,
Och afven du och jag.
F0rhastad dom man fardig ar
Att falla alltfor smart;
Man sladder h6r och sladder bar
Och ger Diet 0kad fart.
Fran dessa skulder fralst och fri.
On m6jligt denna dag,
Beh0fde menskligheten bli -
Och afven du och jag.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13

Fctvandrinccns moda. F0rsta famiI-
Jetiickan: Nej, tank, har du fotvan.
drat iva mil | strackg Var Diet inte
truktansvardt trottsanlt?
Andra familjefickan. - 10, du kan
inte ana, hvad Diet ar ~5esvarligt ait
halla upp sin kladning sa lange!
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-13

Eft Ar derefter kom den akta Maggini-
violinen i Carl van Zandts samling, men
Helen Isle beh6fde icke skiljas ifran den.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant
IN to an order of the County Boards of
Education of Anderson county and
Oconee county, South Carolina, an cleo
tion will be held at the Townviile school
house on SATURDAY, the Goth day of
September, on the question of levyine an
annual tax of Q mills for school purposes
on the real and personal property within
said Townville school district, the por-
tion of said district lying within Ander-
son county being known and designated
as Townville school district No 40 of An.
dersop county, and the portion of the
said school district lying within Oconee
county being known and designated as
Townville school district No. 1, of Ooo-
nee county, In addition to the taxes COL
lected for school purposes now author
ized by law; that said election shall be
conducted as provided by law for the
conduct OF general elections; that at said
election each elector favoring said pro.
posed levy shall cast a ballot containing
the word Eyes" printed or written
thereon, and each elector opposed TO said
levy shall cast a ballot containing the
word mo" printed or written thereon.
j. M. FAINT,
j. w. DICKSON.
j. w. MCCARLEY,
Board OF Trustees of Townvillo School
DISTRICT No. 40of Anderson county, and
No. l Of Oconee county.
September 10, 1905. $3.50
4 ID.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26
Starving TO BeatI,,

Because her stomach was so weakened
by useless drugging that she could not
eat, Mrs. Mary Fl. Walters, of st. Clair
ST., Columbus, o., was literally starving
to death. She @:!tes: "My stomach was
so weak from useless drugs that / could
not eat, aud my nerves so wrecked that
could not sleep; and not before / was
given up to die was induced to try
Electric Bitters; with the wonderful re-
suit TINT improvement began at once,
and q complete cure followed" Best
by all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26
MEMPHIS I'M rHaoEs OF TURMOIL.

Memphis, Tenn, September M.--The
mob spirit that rules Atlanta has spread
to this city, where the repetition of
negro license has stirred the people, and
a race war more bitter, if possible, than
In the Georgia city, is on. Within two
days four women have been attacked by
negroes have been slain. To-day the
city and vicinity are in state of turmoil
and the police find its difficult to hold
things In check. Need of all the State
troops is being discussed,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26
c. w. & j. Z. BAUKNIGHT.
Land for Sale.

fONElHUNDRED AND sIxTY.NINE
" (69) ACRES Of LAND.
one mile south of Walhalla; IS acres of
woCd land; so acres in cultivation: 4
room houses; good barn; 10 acres fine
brick clay. Apply to
/, u. HARRISON or j. II. DARBY.
September 10, 1905 3s.4O
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26
Oklahoma Cotton ,or Japan.

Oklahoma City, September "a. Tho
first consignment of new cotton from
Oklahoma was started yesterday for
Japan. the consignment includes 5000
bales and will be delivered as soon as the
crop ie picked. Several Japanese buyers
have been in Oklahoma for some time
getting consignment for their home mills,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26

! q
40 vOTrrAfE Ivr Mo Oh
4V.- t''' oLU ME LVi.--- NO. 39.
: .
: 80 -
Rioting caused by assaults on white
women curing past few months and four
attempts saturday..
Policemen shot Down nv Riaoks
Atlanta, September 25.-Atlauta was
lts quiet, business-like self again last
night. The wild scenes of Saturday
night were talked of as things of the
past. The soldiers no longer paraded
the streets, and the hum of industry
look the place OF the rattle Of musketry.
:. sHowever, Q iate telephone message an.
nounced that rioting was still in progress
on the outskirts of the city. sSs 81
Riottng broke ont afresh II the sub.
uros shortiy after dark, and rs q result
Tour county policemen were shot down,
one killed and the others badly wounded.
rhe city marshal of Edgewood was
wounded by mob of disorderly blacks,
ana pitoned battles wsIe TopOTtsd as
being on In Pittsburg, in Brownsville,
Accordine to > rsi;ahia sSs renort. - s,4,.
ton on the outskirts is desperate
CounIy fohoeman Poole telephoped
INTO ponce headquarters last night about
91ooi9ck tnaS nls partner, Officer Jim
Lizard. aiSa was was anot Gewn aud killed at mis-
stug sn o.. t,1;eGiaeei na,1;e;a messages We're sent
ordered ont. They arrived In Pittsburg,
ana the negroes had retreated into hol-
low. Inere the militia followed them.
Later reports are to the effect that
Oiacer , Heard was literally shot to pieces,
ana t9ag omcer Jordan is desperately
"Guhaed.
.,1 s mas .h oeeh reported from Howell Sta
m
CnaS .MM helgnoorhood, and that the fight lie
ssln III progress. Otner reports and ru-
nois are oominR INTO police headquart-
ers gs every minute or 30.
Ing cieizens are preparing for the de-
9us shnr;T ~ @ shemseives M ana their property.
nnerim s.n. .a VEINS STATED Yesterday afternoon
snd d' h;s nss;st SSt u,nner nonr TOO o'clock he
oue snoussna 0ro.,rs ior arms and ammu-
Sou, .hS o auu az oolack In the afternoon
'n0 Ssa unowu oonunueI 70 come.
ne PIoInlnent hardware store sold
s,ASeen s.,! Inonsand collars worth of arms
anS S u5 aulon oetWeen Saturcay night
anu Yesterday at noon'
Two Killed &257 Arrested.
Atlanta september 26.-There were
JusC as Two .eatures 10 the trouble between
3mcers OH Oh the law ana negroes yesterday.
.,in hne nrst was Tue raia OF BroWnsville by
the ttle mlnra ana the county policemen in
S1e She mornlng at 9ayoreak to- Rdisarm all
oiaeks eS. teere, ana II possible secure those
gnlIty OF tne attack on Othcer Heard and
other county Poilcemen. The second
was hHhO 9eeween city .0mcers and ne
groes on MA oMrandoiph street yesterday
morning. Inc AFTERNOON Was quiet.
IN the RAID on brownsville.2o!n negroes
were aIresTea Dy the auth0rities and
searched. sea: ~ ~ was nnally decided to send
in invH e. she CITY 20 as Witnesses and suspects
s ~ lug Caso " tle attaCk On the county
9eSween tne omcers ana negroes on Ran
oo.Pn strseG Two oiacks were Killed
Aer aearlng OF tne attack on the
equity oucers Monday nlght militia
were sen. W Ine scene NJ once, put owing
.no impossioiilty Oh eHectlng the cap
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26
A GOOD FARM 70 SELL OR RENT.

A GOOD FARM TO SELL OR RENT,
IN situated twelve miles above wal.
halla, on the Highlands road. Contains
250 acres of land. About 40 acres tilIa-
BILE land. A good orchard. For terms
apply to j. d. CALAIS,
West Union, s. G.
September 10, 1908. $3.50
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26

BE sure to see me If you want good
dress goods of all kinds at lowest prices.
Ruskin Anderson, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-26
Land to Sell.

II AND TO SELL in 100 acre lots or
~ less. Some cleared on each section.
Also, one good horse and pair of
good young mules.
Also, good yoke of oxen and mare and
colt. Apply to
j. M. MCCLANAHAN,
Retreat, s. G.
September 10, 1905. 3s-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-10
MatrImony VS.. Female Labor.

One objection to trained female la.
Dor, says the Medical Press and Cir.
culator, is that the service is liable
to be disorganiZed by epidemics Of
matrimony among the employees
Nurses are by no means exempt from
this weakness, and of late DISPOSE.
ton has shown itself in certain hospi.
tails to discourage the admission Of
young women who are engaged" or
the ground that the fact OF their fu.
ture being thus mOrtgaged indisposes
them to that self-abnegation and
single minded devotion TO duty which
are held to constitute the stock In
trade of those who propose to take up
nursing as a profession. Some of the
young women may prefer the indepen-
dence of the single state, but the ma
jority assuredly only await the oppor.
tunity to disqualify themselves for
the nursing profession.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-10
Basketball.

The l.. ID. S. basketball team came
to Logan last week for two games, on
Friday and Saturday. The first was
with the team from the A. G. Of U.
and was game that was close and
fierce. The first half ended in tie
score, I. The second half ended
IA to IA. The rules require the game
to be played further and IL took the
Salt Lakers more than IL minutes to
score the two points necessary to win
the game. This game was witnessed
by large crowd, and the spectator:
appreciated 1t to the limit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-10
A Model Husband,

where did you get that dreadful
black eye. Mrs. Hawkins?" said the
East End district visitor, as she seat
ed herself on tie extreme edge of the
least dirty chair in the room.
st were the result of trihin' hal.
tercat'on wiz 'usband, num-" re-
piled the lady house.
Dear, dear, dear!" cried the visitor.
holding up her hands in horror How
dreadful What bad, wicked man
your husband must bel"
Not at all, num-" retorted the
other with dignity. "Awkins is 'asty,
but 'e's a puffect gentleman at cart. |
can hassure you that after ed Civ
me this black eye e sat 'olding a cold
fryin-pan to II for upwards OF a
hover. a-tryin' to deduce the swellin'.
little hattention like that goes a
long wy towards maxim married life
'appy, mum, as | dessay you've found
yourself. "-Tit-Bits
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-10
SMlTHfItLD
UTAH

The people of the Third ward will
''re-une" at the meeting house today
and at u o'clock great feast Of good
things will be spread, and in the af-
ternoon a good program will be rem
dered. The days festivities will end
with dance In the evening. Those
in charge hope that every person liv-
ing in the ward will be present during
the day and enjoy n pleasant socialbil-
ity and the good things prepared for
them.
jenkins Jones, ex-bishop of Malad,
came to Logan to attend the funeral
Of Edward Rowland. Mr.. Jenkins
says that Malad is putting on metro.
politan airs now the town has rail-
road. The earnings of the company
at Malad during the month of January
amounted to $500 and it is thought
that the earnings for February will be
twice that amount. On the 18th a
through train will be put on from Salt
Lake 10 ulldu Guy.
1.-THE plot of "El Captain" which
will be presented by the Roscian
Comic Opera Company at the
Thatcher opera house tonight
concerns Don Enrioo Medigua, a Span
ish Dobleman, who has been appoint
ed Viceroy, Don Luis Cazzaro, forms
an insurgent army and threatens
Medigua with instant death. The
latter, in order to save his precious
cuticle, persuades his henchman PozzO
to serve as Viceroy, and Medigua, dis.
guising himself as FL Captain, enters
the insurgent army and Immediately
begins to boast Of his prodigious valor
Estrellda, Cazzaro's daughter, falls in
love with the doughty Lothario, and
this leads him into all sorts of ludi
crous predicaments, which finally enc
in-well, you'll like the denoument
The prices for this engagement are
81, 75c, soc and the reserved seat sale /.
on.
Several issues ago, The REPUBLICAr
detailed the plans Of Benjamin Car
Isle to open floral establishment
In the Thatcher building about Feb
Is. 1t is now Mr.. Carlisle's plan Il
open his store in building TO b.
erected by the Thatcher Music Com
pany adjoining their own building OF
the south. MIR. Carlisle hopes to b.
in this new place by May 1st. He ha
purchased the floral and seed bushes
from theLogan Nurseries and will cor
tinue TO conduct these department
at the old stand on South Main unit
he can make the change designate,
| above. Mr.. Carlisle proposes to carr
a complete stock of flower, vegetable
and grass seeds, potted plants, and
, regular supply Of cut flowers, maxim
funeral designs and bouquets special
ty. He is now practically ready TO
business, with 9th phones, and fire.
delivery.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-10
Bronze Cen. at a Premium.

People will no doubt be surprised
to learn that a specimen of the ordi.
nary bronze cent OF 1877 in especial.
ly good condition, brings as much as
from 81 to $3.50. They command a
premium, no matter what is their
state of preservation, but their value
doubles and trebles when they show
little signs Of wear from circulation,
There are good many cents of this
date still in general circulation II one
will take the trouble to keep look.
out for them.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-10

The lamp makes your light, quality
therefore tells. You should, for this
reason, secure lamp which is accur-
ately rated in candle power, which
consumes minimum current and gives
a maximum useful life and light. A
gain to the City Plant is gain to you.
Patronizc your own and those that
patronize you. Discontinue using
those 81 candle powers and come and
get a l6 candle power to suit your con-
ditions and voltage. You are only
overlooking the plant with no benefit
to yourself Call at the Office and let
us talk it over.