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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-07
BANK FAILS OWING
MILLION TO THE POOR
Chicago Concern Closes Its Doors Be.
cause of DefaIcation of High o.
ficiaIs.-.Death in Wake of
Failure.

Chicago, August, 6.-With a deficit
in its accounts estiamt.d close to
million dollars and with the wherea-
bouts or two of its high officials un-
known to the authorities the Milwau-
kee Avenue State bank, one of the
largest outlying banks in the city,
was closed today by State Bank Ex.
aminer G. G.. Jones. In the excite
ment following che hank S close j. G,
Wiser an official of the Royal league,
who had oil aeposit in the bank funds
of thai order fell Gead of heart failure.
The failure was responsible for the
death of one of the depositors and led
to the suicide of another man who
month ago had placed his earnings of
lifetime IN the institution for safe
kseping. Henry ko9pke. small gro
Ger, on hearing that the bank mad su-
spended went to the rear of his store
and shot him self. He died few
minutes later while being taken {: q
hospital.
Riotous scenes followed the an
nouncement of the failure and large
force of police struggled ali day to
Keep an excited crowd of depositors-
nearly all of them foreigners and many
OF them women-from bursting in
the doors of the bank. The fact that
the bank was on the verge of failure
was f1rst revealed by President Paul
Q. Stensland, one of the absent off.
cials. A letter to his son, Theodore,
who is vice president. written from
st. Paul, and received last Saturday,
started the Investiagtion which
brought ABOUT the suspension.
Another sensational feaure of the
affair was the disappearance of the
cashier, Henry W. Herring. and the
issuing of warrant for his arrest on
the charge of embezzlement.
The news spread rapidly tn, oughout
the city. The bank fer years had been
a popular depository for funds saved by
the working people. Soon clamor-
ous crowd gathered before the doc RS
and demanded admission.
Anticipating trouble, SCORE of po-
Iicemen were hurried to the scene / he
people were permitted to file past the
doors beaiing posted notice and were
compelled to keep moving only those
having keys to safe deposit vaults
were allowed to enter.
The shortage is estimated between
$3.50. 900 and 100000
Disastrous speculation In ienl estate
and in the security market is said to
be responsible. Members Of the clear.
Jag house were told that most of this
amount was wholly unprotected by
adequate collateral.
The institution was known as the
family bank The Stensland family
for years weIi.known residents OF the
northwest side, held much of the
stock and members of the family oper.
ated the bank. It was orgs nized 10
1891.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-07
PRESIDENT Is
FOOLED Blythe
CATTLE KINGS

Omaha. Neb., Aug. TT has been
discovered that the great body Of 800,
600 acres Of land TN the north OF
Platte River, Nebraska, which was
declared by the presidential proclama.
tion OF March of this year to be forest
reserve contains probably not 100
trees altogether and that these trees
are boz elders which have grown up
around water tanks. r.
- otherwise this great forest reserve
" ia as bare of trees az are the great
plains
Representations were made to the
President that this land was covered
with forests and should be withdrawn
from settlement After being with.
drawn almost the entire body has been
complaining that land was segregated
in the interest Of cattle kings Settlers
going TO that country were confronted
with land notices and forest ranges
saying that the land was not for set
Element because it was forest reserve
The lands are in Thomas county, one
OF the least settled counties in the
state.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-07
BOYS KILL AN
AGED MAN FOR
THlRTY~cENTs

Portland. Ore, Aug 7.-Because
be refused to allow them to rob him
of his last 80 cents William Powell,
aged 70 years a soldier of the Potmac
and veteran OF the battle Of Gettys
burg, was murdered near Cottage
0orve Last night ny two boys. each
15..years old said tol have recently
escaped from the Washington Reform
School.
The youths held the old man up at
a railroad bridge one mile south of
Cottage Grove, about nine o'clock
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-07
File on Chiwaukum Water Right.

Chiwaukum. Monnay. Aug..7.-G.
Gondler, @. KIe insohimdt, o. L..
DeIaloye and J. @ Calhoun of the
Chiwaukum Power and Tunnel Com.
pany, have nled water rights on the
Chiwaukum river at this place The
Chiwaukum River has a drop OF 200
feet to the mile for more than nine
miles, and 100000 horse power can
easily be generated. It is understood
here shat the cni poration will com.
meuoe at once.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-07

Stop putting of" advertising and
tr5 putting IN" advertising.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

gef6reibung Der aufnnbme oes RabsI.
ssmdloss tn anbsr,n sidOten, uno Be.
i@risb aud bas bers6tiate AufIeben,
wel9es biefe Wisoergsburt Der Rafael.
aGen Neocnna tn eurOpdif9en auna-
treifen errsgts.
Sas @smdIbe. tpel9es cur& bas
oeuti9e &eiGss@OmmiRariat na6 lime.
rita seianot wuroe. miro Bis S&lus
bIeier @oGs In WnRon's @ef&dft,
oisrter Stcd, u~nentseltli9 ausssfsat
iein. Safe Wiemuno R9 bic @slesen.
belt sntgsben, Elm iOlass Runfwsrt,
weIdss isIbft fur ibsrissifGe gerR&e.
rung nit 60. 600 Rart sineei9dbt
puroe, 3u iebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

paraturen" oie Summe bon $780,.
900 berf1Iin9en werben. SEPT To cine
amber. 2ommiffion beauftragt uoroen.
bieie Dorani9ldse gu renioiren uno BITE
&eparatursn tpom6sli6 auf $3.50. 900
berabaubrhdsn. go cine Slotte 1T Elm
fofIpieliger 9urus. aber. tuenn mon
@eltma9t III uno SOlOnien bat. muB
man f9 bas audi mas tofen lahen.
Selbf unter ben ein9efeiidteffen
8empsrsn3fanatifern odmmert 3uwei=
len Elm pernhnftiae, 8sbante auf. gs.
peis for Dtsis 8sbauptuug 1T, bab In
elmer unIdnaf abgebalisnen 8sriamm.
lung bss ,Nopance Gent, S%noepenbent
Oroer Of &edabttss", Der dltsffen Gem.
psrsns @sfsQidaft In ben Ser. Stnateu.
gef9laHe au @unfen Der Wieoerein-
fhbruna Der aantinsn In armee' uno
Uarinepoltsn getaBt m1roefl. Gs let,
fast bic @eielidaft. bic prObs anee.
fsQt tuorosn, uno oisie babe ergeben,
oab BITE abidafune oer 3antinsn, mo
Bier unb leiats Wsins berfauft muir:
ben, BITE Dsrmebrun9 bon 8rintlotalen
In Der Ra9barfdaft bon Wilitdrpoffen
unb bamit pisle i9hsre gergebsn gegen
Wilitdrbissiplin. Notwithstanding
8runtsn5sit nnoronuns. gerbre&en
uno 9eisrtationsn CUR Tol9e gsbabi
babe. Die Grage miro nun au6 bon
anoeren .Ssnis" Der Organization be-
banbsIt, uno bofentli& fommsn aud
oisfe aur ginf4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

Sin prubkrif4er junger umeritanis
f9er 5armer fam mad @nglunb, Inn
feinen 8eruf gu lernen. aber robin er
aud eine. ftets bebauptete er. es fet
lei9ter, bic engliiGsn 5urmer etpas
gu lebren. uls BON ibnen ettpos gu
lernen. sd babe cine Sbee," fugte er
zines Suses gu einem sruubaarigen
2~anbpirtbe, ufiir einen neiien tiinftli<
den Siinser. Der 5ebntauienbmol 10
tpirfungsppa fein pirb, tpis bic bisbsr
befannten Sorten. Der ritttge cons
beniirte Siingsr: 9us, mas fir einen
sarsen 9ettar seniigt, bat in elmer
meiner Weitentui9en Plas." Be
stpeifle i@ gar ni4t, iunssr 9err,"
faete Der alte Yraftifus. Limb t9
Bin foear iiberaeust, buB bic. eunse
Grnte in ibrer anberen @eftentuf9e
9lab bat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
ben ginbruf bes grbabenen, bes @irfs

ben @inbrud bes grbabensn, bss @irf.
IiGen su srtpedsn.
Die 81. Barbara our &enten Der 81.
Sunsftau. trdgt betanntlid einen lsia,
ten @asef4letsr, Der Ra In fsinen Sol.
ten theilmeiie sinfad unb naiHrlid
san3 OurdF9tIg. tbsilmeiie f@psrer,
um Nadsn uno sdultsrn berfslbsn
otebt. Tieis S@I.isrsfstte bat SRI.
Rtpbsraer 10 natirlid naGsuabmeu
rerfanben, baB man R9 In ben @Iau.
ben psrisbt fisbt, Der SdIsisr fsi in
Wirtli9teit. anRutt geftdt. muir IOis
auf bas Bib aufselest. Die @swan-
bung Der bl. Barbara III sIeidfaas. uie
! bic @etpanoun9 Der WabDnna, number,
bon ausgsfibrt uno oie In benz &afaeI.
fdsn @smaloe 10 bsrrIidsn 5arbsn
lsu9ten aua bier. iuie in tsinsm anoe.
rem @emdIoe berbor.
Ser 81. Stylus. our &satsn bss 8ss
mdIoes, TIT 9lsi4fals tn 10 unwisber-
gebli1sr Wsife tn bas NaoslgsmdIoe
eiusearbeitet, bab man aud bier niGt
umbin tann. Der QhnRlertn In Hum.
mer BeuunoerunsSOb au fpenoen. Sas
@eRGt. Der msibs Bart, bas .mpor.
blidsnoe Nuse, oas Ropfhaar finb's 3u'
erH, berer feline A%usfatruna unb Nas
turtreue bergefdauer bstuunoert. Damn
bas @smanb. Selbf blot Dor benz
@emdloe ffsbenb, bot, man bas @efitl,
aIs tonne man tn bas bide unb f9mere
Orbensgeuanb bineingreifen. man bat
bas @sftbl, ola ob btefe arbsit bid
au 1iesenb unb espolfert ietn miRe,
uno bod III Dem ni&t 70. 6Ia4 unb
alatt, u.e ale 6beii. oes BiIoes, 10 if
au& oisiss, nur nit einfa&sm Gabsn
eeaet9net. =
Die Woltensfsite, ino gIei9fals
wunoerbar unb bieisIben prdgen R9
benz @sbd4tniHs unberssBli& Elm. Ob.
slsi& aud bieis fa@ a%ufisgsn. unb
NIT einfadsm 5aben. nur bur9 Dreben
oehelben eiaeuat tpuroen, 9laubt mon
bod In biefen 10 polig berumi&ueben
3u i6nnen, unb bieier @ebanfe hss In
ui1bsgren3tem &auu1e auf IetGter
Saminee Dahinfdmsbens. bereitet elm
@sftbl unnennbarer SliGleliQteit. Die
WolfeneHefte. usl4e bic @eudnoer Der
0l. Stylus uno Der 6l. Barbara untsn
fdarf abf&neioen, fnb Wunoertpsrfe
Der Nabelarbeit. unten, au Giben bes
@emdlbes ino bic beiben gnqelst6pfe.
tpte ole aubsrer Jisursn itnflerif6
eeferttgt. Die gugen bieier beiben
tleinen 6taursn limb tn foI6' tlaturge.
treuer Weile ~georbsitet. baB man. ielbf
oi&t Dor BEN @emdloe ffebenb, ben @e.
banfen ni6t bon f& tpeiien fann, Die.
felben mtRen entpeber Natur. oosr
fonf einaemolt fein. Ni&t eber tptrb
man bieIen @ebantsn BON H6 tusrfen
f6nnen. bis mon. ben 8tfer bes
2idtes BON Der 6site erbaltenD, bic
feinen Geibenfdben Rsbt.
Oas @emdlbe bat f4. bd e unter
Der iorQfdltieen Nuff&t bon SRI. Wa.
tbiIba &ipbsrger, Der S4weher Der
atinflerin ffebf. feline Originalfrii&e
troB Der bislen Rstisn b6aig erbalten.
! au& ni&t ein ein3iges Der bteIsrl
tueiBen Setnenfdbden bot feline Ie.
benoe wsibe 6arbe etngebtBt. Grl.
@ibbsresr. tpel&e bas @em6Ibe ben
Beiu&ern, iobaIb Fe Rebt, bab biefeI.
ben aud Berffdnonib Der -Ga&e be.
ften. ober au befben aeneiet fnb. boq.
fdubig ertltrt, gab eire sntsreRante
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
Suter Grebit.

Gutter Credit tuiro offers erbalten buf Benusuns
BON etrer1 ipenig geborgten @eIoes, tueihes Sic Ieiht
tn Elm paar geonaten 5uriidbe5ahlen f6nneu, pbHe
oe6en Sic nod tiefer belaftet tperoen. 8ir Ieibsn
Shnen oas geIb sur MISUNDERSTANDING Sbres CREDITS
uno Rtemano brautt 5u ruiien, oab Sic es eebcrgt
baben, benn uniere GeIh1ftshdnoIunaen fnb ftrene
8ertrauensiahen. Bon $40 bis $500 leiben mir an
M6beIn, HiaHos. 5ubrperfe, einri4tunssn, Eager
pbne oaieIbe tDesaunebmen. Sbre 9abIunssn tuerben
10 Helm fein, baS Sic bieielben nibt ipiiren. s1.eo III
bic tpohentlide Sahlun9 on elmer NnIeihe BON $50
thr 30 Wofen. Nnoere Betrdge IN einert elet4en
S SsF staS, S ssMsas g gs,a;s tn n AMEN b.I bssiIsn
Greenfield. Rnfsbtstoiuu, Srauflin, Columbus, Rar=
ttnseiQe, 2ebdnpn, Rpblespile, @reencaftle uno allen
anoeren Grten BON Suterurban 8abneu berhbrt. 1ph
peer Eelephone Npplifatipnen erhalteH prpmpte BE
a6tuua. 8enn sic @elo ben6tbisen 10 Julien Sic
bal unten ~foIsenbe GormnIar ans, idnei6eu Sic es
aus uno f6iden sic es per &eft, elmer unierer GeenteH
ipiro BET Shnen rprfpreten.
Ramen.
Satin Rame.
Stra5e uni. Rurmer.
Stant.
.......
Betras seuiini6t.
Ran fpre4e Dor pber fhreibe ON
Snbiana Ncrtsase soeu- Go,
(gtabItrt 1877
m 8immer 4 2pmbarb Gebduee,
slK Or Bafbineton Strase,
NeiA~ xeIephoxt ssss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

Die 9sfern er6fnete Iusfslung oss
9robsn Naoelsemdloss, tpsI&ss 5rl.
Clara &ipbsr9er aus 9resben mad
7Snhren LANCER Mrbait berfslte. NOR
Elm entiaisoener grfOls. @is!s gss
iu6er lob man wdbrsnb bes ganssn
3ages tn fummer Bsuunosrung flo
on benz In6lide oieiss sin3ie tn feinsr
art baffsbsnosn 9untDertss srfrsusn.
Sa-iaste fd ielbf Der 2ais-oiss
if elm 9unfmsrf, ein Werf. tpelHes
MUIR Der Snipiration isin @nifsbsn
berbanft. @ie &afael Santi, biejer
beribmtsfs a1sr itaIisniiaen Waler,
feineW aoonna ourdSnipiration srf9uf,
10 tuuros aud Jrl. &ipbsrger IMPRINT,
bas aIte RunffDsrf In elmer Wieoers
geburt nsu trfeben au IaHsn-
Den Nnoeren qspdbrte @srainfi'
gung, Dor o,m OriaiuaIe su nrbsiten,
tuuroe Der 9anflerin ni&t gepdbrt,
uno bel ibrsn bdufisen Befu9en muBte
he befimmte 6beile bes 8emdloss ib'
rem @eod&tnihe ~einprdgsn. uno oisIsI.
ben 10 gu 6auie nadarbeiten. Sing
BITE Grbeit, folanae Der belle. uorwis'
genb aus tpeibsr seibe gefidte 6intec.
srunb tn Grbett mar. nod 3iemli& glatt
BON etattsn. 10 %besunnsn fd bod. 10.
balb bieie i66nen, nur &afael md III
den 6arbent6ne radgebiloet uno nads
empfunoen tuerben ioQten. S4wterig.
teiten Maer art In ben Wsg au HELEN.
Die 8hnflerin fonnte bic n6t6igen
5arbsnt6ne niGt srlansen. Gsrr rip
berger. Der Batter Der 0erfertieertn bes
Naoelgemdloss, 1T etn @bsmif, unb
0err Ripberser unterHiibie feline Sod
ter. inosnt er trOb glsidfals fat uns
tiberwtnoli&er 9tnberniHs es fsrtig
braate, pfan3enfdrbRofe 3u erseusen,
tusl&e ben @runbfarbsn bes &afaeI.
@em1lbes In ihrer SG6nbeit
glsidfeben. Die bon Der So9isr be.
i9afte Seibs puroe i'm 2aboratorium
bes 8aters sefdrbt, uno tuis Der Waler
feline 5arbe mtfHt, 70 blenbets SRI.
&ipbsrser Oisie 10 tuunbsrbol esfdrb.
ten Seibsnfdben, bic S9attirunger
unb Sarbsnt0ne au eraeusen.
Der anf9einsnb transparsnts 6in.
tergrunb bes @smdIbes. aus msI&em
BITE Gtguren 10 uunberuoQ realififa
unb f86n berportrstsn, BITE 10 por3ts-
li1en. ani&eineno burdf1tis /. Iumi.
n6ien gillette beHelben, wurosn ba'
car9 sr3tslt, baB bic 2snRlsrin asnau
10 wie malsnbe Rtnfltr bsim C,lgss
mdlbe bic 6arben, bic oolle9iGtptrfung
Der bon t6r,Iangsiuenbeten < ,'oenfdben
ffubirte. Cine Isiete Orabaug bss
Sabens tuirtte @unoer. Eie @ngels-
t6pfs. tuel&e. gerabe nod f&tbar. aus
bieism ani&einsno ms unsnoli&s f4
ausoebnenoen 6immel berbOrI1ausn,
Fno auf abnli&e Weiie sraeugt. Die
Waoonna, NIT benz g6rifustinb I'm
arme, tn -ibrer ganaen f&li&ten, fG6.
men unb erbabsnen @infa&beit tpirft
iibsrrai4enb. Der AusbruG ber 10
rubigen groben Augen. bic Iet&te Gdr.
buns bes @eR&tss Der Nabonna. 10.
uie au9 bes Rinbes, bas slsi9faQs
NIT ietnen sroben ausen 10 t~uunhsrbar
ben geiu&er anf&aut, perfebIen ni@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

Mir Ieihen Sch auf R5beIn uub Bion9s ohnt bic.
10 feIbsn tpeasuutbmeu. ebeuio orf ub en- NIB
Etamanten.
Central 2oan Co.. EOS State aife BIbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

Mlaaren nbgehpIt unb abgeItefert. D2d6iae Yreife
% S@nene Beotenuns. liz SUB BennipIoania Str
Reu b12Q; Wit, Stain 1889. e. anatH. gis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

31apeten. SO bdnse uno Iiefsre 9apeten.
~ Telepbpn, Natn &sa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06

orebs turirt pbne DeHer, pbne S9Her3en. Die beh
" befaunte BebauoIuns Der Reusett. Sprett Dor
unb Iernt meine Netbpbe. 81. q. y. Hrtsbam, 10
sBef gearfet strait, s~esenaber Terminal Station
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-06
@efcbdfts=& alenber.

2IefF uno Retan+Gdher, ippie Sohrinneu anee
- fertiat uuo repartrt. Ebos. q. 5aeIes, 1s
Rentudp Hpe. Reuer 8hpne 1905.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24

II. J. Frederick, veterinary surgeon
of the A. G. OF u, went to Richmond
yesterday. He is experimenting In
the matter of tuberculosis in cattle.
A. T. Daley, sugar chemist of
Sugar City, Idaho, has leased the old
residence Of B. f. Ritter, in this city,
where the gentleman will move his
family in the near future. Mr.. Daley
in speaking of Sugar City, say that two
years ago there was not sign of a
house there-now there Is a school en-
rollment OF $50 and three or four pub
lie buildings costing from five TO ten
thousand dollars each
Edwin G. Brown, the tea and coffee
salesman, made a special run from Og-
den TO Logan Thursday. The ma
chinery by which Mr.. Brown manipu-
lates his wooden leg rusted in Ogden
and he came to Logan to get a certain
kind OF oil that has been found TO be
very etficacious in difficulties of this
kind. The gentleman left "The Lin
coin" Friday morning in the best OF
spirits and feeling that this recent
application of oil is certain to start
the growth OF new pedal extremity
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24
vOW|eS Health
Flour. x4!! !! IS;

Mr.. Novels, who is one Of the fore
most millers Of the day, in getting
-four and wheat analyzed, determined
the exact portions Of the wheat berry
which are irritating to the intestines,
which have a tendency to clog the sys-
TEN and which are otherwise injuri-
Gus. After experimenting for some
time he fianally succeeded IN perfect
INK process by which these portions
are separated from the rest Of the
berry leaving only that part which is
rich in gluten, starch, phosphates and
those ingredients which are necessary
to build up and strengthen the human
system. 1t is by grinding these por.
lions that an ideal -four is made. The
increase in the demand for this -four is
phenomenal and the demand has been
so great for trial quantities that there
has been placed on the market
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24
Ritter Brothers
Drug Co, e.; E; g.; I; ; E; :::; ::'
When Going East
Why Not Enjoy Yourself. You Will II you Travel
over the Illinois Central Il Don't cost any more.

The best of service between Omaha,
Chicago, Minneapolis and St. Paul, as
we'll as between Chicago, St. Louis,
Memphis, New Orleans and all other
Southern and Southeastern points.
For full information and literature
call on or write j, A. FOLEY, Com
mercial agent, IS west Second South
street, Salt Lake, Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-02-24
City and County

WANTED-To rent two furnished
rooms. Enquire 442 f. Center.
A good game of Basket Ball is ex.
pected tonight between the b. Y. L.
Of Provo and b. Y. G. at S:l5 p. m.
Leo Campbell and Edward Hansen
Jr. we're passengers to the state
capital Thursday morning.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on 1t. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Hans G. Jensen and j. NJ. Blair, who
have been indisposed for some time,
are again upon the streets
Don't tell people they can't get
flowers In Logan. l have them all
the time. BENZ. CARLISLE, Flowers
4 Seeds; both phones.
II. w. Crockett and Chas, E. Beard,
Of the A. G. OF u, went to Centerville
Thursday on horticultural business.
WALL PAPER SC PER ROLL AT c. V.
Hansen's, 63 East First North. Next
to Lindquist the undertaken.
Soren Hansen and an agent Of the
o. 5. l.. IL. II. Co. went to Mendon
Thursday to settle with the land own
ers for the right of way for the branch
road.
For salc-Horse, harness, saddle,
rubber-tired buggy and an Encyclo-
pedia Brittanica. p. f. Keller, north
First East street.
Pauline Jensen, formerly of Hyrum,
came from Los Angeles a short time
ago. She will return in April to resume
her labors as teacher in the Verdi
school of that city.
A. J. Beveridge, Depot street,
Smithfeld All kinds OF plumbing
work attended to. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. Bell phone 22z
Edwin Peake went to Ogden Thurs.
day morning as delegate Of the
Woodmen of this city, to attend re.
ception given !. L. Polk, council com.
mander Of the order of Woodmen In
the United States.
Ladies desiring exclusive patterns
and styles In Spring Tailored Suits
will have an opportunity TO select
at our Ladies Dept. Wednesday, Feb
DIST. CAMPBELL & MORRELL &c.
President w. J. Kerr, with Prols
Mclaughlin and Northrop, left fol
the south on Thursday on Institut,
work. While absent they will visit
Nephi, Beaver, Parowan and st
George. Professors Yoder, Clark ant
Cotey will attend the meeting a
Nephi
Thoroughbred Wyandotte and Leg
horn eggs and chickens for sale. A
Roller, r. F. D., Al. sl.O0 a settini
of Is eggs.
The Oneida Mercantile compan
held its annual stockholders meeting
last Monday. The same directorat,
and officers were elected. A dividen,
OF ten per cent was declared for tn
past fiscal year. Moses Thatcher il
is president and general manager o
the concern.
Good looks bring happiness. Friend
care more for us when we meet ther
with clean, smiling face, bright eye
sparkling with health, which comes b
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountai
Tea. 35 cents Cy Napier.
John Vaughan, brother to Judg
W. W. Vaughan, came from Westo
J on Thursday 70 remain a day or tw
in this city. Mr. Vaughan has bee
postmaster of Weston for the pas
eight years. On January lst the pos
, office was removed to the Presto
Brothers Mercantile establishment
one OF the firm being appointed I
the position.
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For SALE-Ten acres OF land one |
half mile north Of Agricultural college. |
Richard w. Smith, G3l East, 9Th |
North.
Hyrum Peterson, one OF Logan's |
former notabes is running an eating
car at Preston.
Richard Cotton, of Preston, passed
through Logan yesterday morning !
enroute to Pocatelo.
Mrs. Elias Morris, of Salt Lake, re-
turned home yesterday after a two
weeks stay with Mrs. Mary Roland.
Manager Ramshaw. OF the II. NJ. b.
Tel. Co., went to Newton yesterday TO
arrange for the opening OF an exchange
at that point.
Miss Taylor, Presbyterian mission
teacher at Hyrum, came to Logan
Thursday to attend the social at the
local church that evening.
Miss Lulu Carpenter, librarian at
the State University, came to Logan
Wednesday evening TO spend short
holiday with her mother.
Preston Nibley, who recently re-
turned from German mission, left
for Los A ngeles yesterday to meet his
mother. whom he has not seen since
his return.
The Utah Commercial Travellers
have out stickers OF unique designs
saying that they will have their big
outing at Ogden this year on June 7th,
sth and 9th. Some OF "the boys" say
they are going to have great time.
1.-The Utah Mission" will be the
subject of Rev. Clemenson's sermon at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. Sunday even.
ing at 7:3O he will discuss the kin
dergarten of Man" Mr.. Clemenson
leaves next Tuesday for New jersey
and New York for the purpose OF
raising $4,000 or 81, 900 for use in con.
structing more commodious buildings
for the New Jersey Academy in this
city, he being called there by the
Home Mission Board to lecture before
various congregations. II we under.
stand the matter correctly, the talk
Sunday morning is TO be Mr.. Clemen'
, sons representations to the eastern
people.
H.wlett's Three Crown, made
in Utah.
"The most important transaction IL
local railroad circles which has beer
, consummated for some considerable
, time" says the Salt Lake papers "i'
that which has been closed by thu
Rio Grand Western Railroad company
, and the Utah Independent Telephone
I company, by the terms OF which thu
5 telephone company secures all thu
telephones Of the Rio Grande system
and the Western Pacific, now in course
/ OF construction, 1t also includes
private branch exchange, with capa
) city of 100 points, which will open VI
communication with all department.
of the Rio Grande Western and tn,
Western Pacific" BY the terms o
e this contract, the Independent Tele
G phone company has also procured ex
y elusive privileges for the use Of pole!
] and right Of way over the Western
S Pacific TO San Francisco. This is o
! immense importance 10 Salt Lake, al
! IL assures this city Of direct tele
/ phonic communication with the Pacific
I coast, distance of some 800 miles
e Work on the construction of the new
e line TO Grande Junction and to tn,
e Pacific coast virtually commenced
j. Saturday. No time will be lost OF
t either project; both will be pushed Il
. Icompletion with all possible haste
. The estimated cost of the construc
. ton Of the line is $3.50, 900"
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