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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17

BIZ CARRIER OUTSIDE THE CITY.
Daily and Sunday, one month
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17

In order that there may be no question
as to the prompt arrival Of the Fadettes
orchestra Of Boston. the feature of the
Orpheum theater bill for next week, a
special train will be used to bring the big
organization from Omaha Saturday night.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15

Supt. T. II. Edwards was In Brigham
on business Saturday last.
Chairman A w Valentine Of the Board
Of County Commissioners was In town
on business Wednesday and gave this
Office pleasant call during his visit.
WP Pratt Of the RIM b Tel Co In
formed us yesterday that force Of men
would begin work today extending the
lines In oil directions to the outlying
districts. He states that the Bell Com
psny will be able to furnish splendid
service throughout this portion Of the
country within few weeks.
The Davis Co Argus came out with q
lengthy article stating that the Garland
boys were no match for their county
champions In the recent games at La.
COON. The first game was to 3 In favor
of Garland and the second game was
Q to 4 In favor Of Bountiful. Judging
from the above score Garland held her
own Notwithstanding the umpire and
the Argus both had It In for them. There
Is another day coming so don't crow too.
hard.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15
County Commissioners.

Board OF County Commission.
ers NE, Sept. 4th, 1906, Messrs
Valentine and Hart present.
Action on petition IS was de-
ferred.
Petition I6, Geo A. Cook ct
al asking for an appropriation of
5000 to repair roads IN Grouse
Creek district, was deferred.
Petition II, Lorenzo Petersen
ct al asking tina. road from depot
lane west be graveled. b F
Boo,he, Lorenzo Petersen and
Lars H. Larsen appeared in sup
port. Upon motion of Chr. Val
entine $4o5 was appropriated to
gravel said road.
Proclamation from the Cover
nor calling for an election Nov.
9th was read.
Letter from o. D. McIntire re-
garding the changing Of ditch in
Clear Greek district was read
and action deferred.
Communication from Jesse N.
Smith was read.
Resignation of Hans Keller az
constable OF Mantua district was
presented.
Communication from Mrs.
Mary Andrews was read.
The clerk was instructed to
notify Mr.. Holloway to survey
right of way leading to proposed
bridges, one over Bear River
west of Honeyville and the other
over Malad at Greens.
The clerks and recorders re-
ports of fees collected during
Aug. 1906 and auditors report of
incidental expenses during Aug.
1906, were read and accepted.
VIM. Parsons, road supervisor
OF Willard district, appeared and
asked for an appropriation to re-
pair damage done by heavy rains
on roads in his district; upon
motion OF Com. Hart 5000 was
appropriated for said purpose.
Petition 10, asking that road
be opened up from county road
west and south to smelter being
erected and giving prices, asked
for land to be used for road. Re-
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15

ferred TO Chr. Valentine for in
ve,ligation.
Com from John Sharp, fish
and game commissioner Of state
allotting 10000 try TO Box Elder
county, was read and clerk in
srructed to notify MIR. Sharp that
they were accepted and to be de-
hvered to Elias H. Jensen, county
fish and game warden.
Messrs. McLane and Rainey
appeared and asked permission
to tear up the county road near
depot in Brigham and that they
be permitted 10 let depot remain
where it now in until the new
depot is built. Upon motion the
request was granted.
The Board adjourned for tw,
weeks.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15
The Utah Sugar Go.

Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur.
poses at Ritter Bros Drug Store. j9.tf
We have the largest. SWEETEST and most
up. to date line Of clothing and shoes In
Garland. Boothe Mercantile g. Produce
Co. II
Misses Ada and Sarah Fowler OF Gar.
land and Miss Mary Drake and DR.. Bar.
Der OF Corinne, spent Sunday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. Il. Campbell Of
Brigham City. The Misses Fowler and
Drake are nelces Of Mrs. Campbell
Box Elder Report
M. A. BOothe has transformed the big
display window Of the Boothe Mercsn-
tile & Produce Co. into genuine hun
ter's happy home at Duckville. After
gazing through the window at the
hunter In his blind, the real live dog
watching the decoys In the water
and the ducks that the hunter has
already killed, a fellow imagines he Is
right at the hunting grounds and begins
TO move towards the blind and expects
TO see flock of ducks 60 over his head
at any minute. 1t Is very unique and
original display.
b Tunnel took charge Of the ser.
vices held last Sunday afternoon at the
ward hall. The choir furnished the
singing under the leadership Of Joseph
Kirkham. Opening prayer by T Z Sc
crist. The sacrament was administered
by Elders David McFurson and Frank
Dewey. The following were the speak
ers; Matthew McNIurtrie, Sanford Bing'
ham aud Newton Wallace. Benediction
by A II Gleason.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15

Chsmbsriain's Cough Remedy Acts on Natures
Plan.
The most successful medicines are
those that aid nature. Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy acts on this plan.
Take It when you have cold and 1t
will sllay the cough, relieve the lungs,
aid expectorstion, open the secretioAs
and aid nature In restoring the system
to healthy condition. Thousands have
testified to its superior excellence. 1t
counteracts any tendency Of a cold to
result In pneumonia. Price 25 cents.
Large size, so cents. For sale by Ritter
Bros. Drug Co.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15


The Utah Sugar Cos campaign
begins Monday Sept. 24th.
Don't forget The Foulger Studio. II
Peter Jensen has been on the sick list
the past week.
Miss Elva Booth was Portage visitor
Wednesday evening,
All kinds of Beer on Ice at Ritter Bros.
Drug Store. JS'u
Mrs. Geo. F. Bowen is visiting friends
and relatives In American Fork.
Miss Julia Rhodes was Salt Lake
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week.
JR Smith, the Studcbaker man Of
Brigham. was In town on business
Thursday.
The Foulger Studio is prepared to do
oil kinds of work In photography. @t
The finest and largest line Of shoes to
select from at the Boothe Mercantile Il
Produce 90. Il
Miss Myrtle Jensen has accepted q
position a. clerk In the Grover, Rose Il
Cos store.
For Dressmaking, Plain Sewing and
Msndiny. apply TO Mrs. W. II. Evans,
Garland Utah. u
WANTED Ar ONcE--Two good milch
cows at Sugar Co. Hotel, Garland Utah.
o. W. Hyde, Prop. II
When making farm loans, call on
Joseph N. stohl of Brigham City; be
has money 10 satisfy oil. II
Visitors can obtain good lunch at right
prices In lower part Of Academy. served
by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Mrs A Murie and daughter Miss Mona
Nurie were visitors TO salt Lake and
Ogden the fore part Of the week.
Mrs L T Peirce Of Salt Lake and Mrs
Sussnnsh Boothe Of Brigham were the
guests Of Mrs n A Bootbe Wednesday.
The Salt Palace Vaudeville Co. will
run . continuous performance In the
Opera House on Sept. 18th, Peach Day
We will 1t the boys out for school
School suit. school shoes, shirt and CAP
for $500. Boothe Mercantile s. Produce
Co.
II Otte came over from Logan Friday
morning and left for Salt Lake In the
afternoon 10 transact business for RiteI
Bros Drug %.
FoR SALE-60 ton hrst-clsss lucern hay
(mostly frst CROP s5.0O per ton. Apply
+. L. Walker, East Garland, Utah. 1t
Herbert B Foulgor ID erecting a nea,
four.room residence just north Of the
Foulger Company building on Msir
Street and expects 10 have IL ready 70,
occupancy by October LIST.
Agricultural Supt. Geo. Austin, Res
Manager Mosiah Evans. W. ID. Levi,
and his son VIII Lewis were In Corinns
Thursday afternoon on business connect
cd with The Utah Sugar Cos beet In,
dustry In that vicinity.
While on trip In Idaho. H G vsnsus.
deln aud his father j L Vsnsusdeln
purchased . 200-acrs tract Of land JUS,
west Of Twin Falls. Idaho. Mr. Vanaus
deln expects TO leave next spring 70
make that state his future home.
How Is this boysf A frst.class double
breasted suit for 5000. Comes In un
finished and clay wonted. Boothe Mer
camille Il Produce Co. II
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15
N 7 ICE.

The Garland Sugar Factory run will commence at o'clock
Monday Sept 24th All those who desire employment will please
report person the companys factory O'clock P NJ on
Saturday, Sept 22nd.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15

WANTED AT ONcE-Two good mich
cows ut Sugar Co. Hotel, Garland Utah.
o. w. Hyde, Prop. 1t
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-15

RANDOMS.

We are in position to give you ex.
cellent values In mems and boys fall
wear As our new lines are coming in
daily.
We please many in our photo studio.
The most correct styles In fall hats are
found at our store.
We do all kinds Of cleaning and press.
ing; our work guaranteed to please.
We can save you money.
We buy for cash and sell for cash.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29

At the Rate the Stock Is Selling All VIII Be
Taken in Six Weeks g &uE
Y we can complete our great work BY sell
Ing the stock st present prices. Every dol
lar saised goes to buy pipe lines and re-
inery equipment to make the very stock
ye1tbuy more valuable. For the past three
months remittanoes have been steadily
gainipg pntil the last two weeks have been
record breakers. 6s1-
Thousands Are Figuring on the Stock.
There are enough deals now pending TO
sell the balance OF the stock five times over.
Investors realize the price 10 right and see
that Uncle Sam will win the day.
Telegraph Wires Will Be Ticking Orders.
This announcement will be glad newa to
hundreds Of investors who will be glad that
an opportunity 10 still left for them to join
onribsndA ~ the old price.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29
Missouri Will Dust the Oil Trust

Every day justice 10 making inroads
against the criminal trust. After all the
delGy known and every obstacle possi'
BILE placed In Attorney General Hadiey's
way by the oil trust attorneys, he has
finally won and has proven his case in
Missouri. The days are now numbered
that the oil, trust can do business In
Missouri. This leaves an opening for
the independent reaneries, for square
deal in all they need Or have ever asked
for, and this they are entitled to. For
the past three amonths the. Uncle Sam
Company has crowded work on the big
river refinery, and has additional loCal
tions selected in the best trade center
OF Missouri ready to run Uncle Same
refined oil into the state as quick 90 re-
6nery No. 2 can be'started to supply the
trade. JuSta matter Of o few months
until ell this will be accomplished. On
every hand one can sed the oil trust los.
ing its criminal control of the oil mar.
ketS. This gang Of outlaws, like tall
others. have run their race, have reached
the zenith OF their power and are going
down hill. There are great profits to be
made In the refining Of oil on alegitimate
basis. Uncle Sam Company ia. the only
large enterprise in q position to stepin
and take care Of the trade. This will be
done; our oil stations will soon be all
over Missouri and our stock gone to par.
Missourians are backing Uncle Sam.
There are over four hundred tistoCkhold-
H.. kl.n 80 49, id Ia
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29
HistorY WIN Repeat Itsel!
APieasant Surprise.

Last Thursday evening about o.
friends aud members Of the Rebekah
lodge gathered asthe pleasant home
Of Mr.. ana Mrs.. W. 3, TOplif with
we'll tillsd baskets asa surprise on
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Toplih The
evening Was pleasantly sPsnt 10
games and cards. After refreshments
were served Mrs.. VIM. Poister In be-
half Of the assembly presented the
young couple with = ans rocking
chair to show the esteem In which the
young folks are held. After . good
social time all returned to their
homes wishing the young couple .
long and happy life.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29
DETROIT B. TD.2.

Mise Anna .Bssr died Wednesday
morning Of consumption. Funeral
services will be held at Bethel church
Thursday at 10 o'clock. The family
have the sympathy Of : wide circle oil
irioidS.
Jacob Vaadevender shelled corn fol
Grandpa Karl Tuesday and Wsdnss-
day.
A. h. Dishl Of the Pleasant Hill
telephone exchange was bel pinR
change the Delron line the hrst Of
the week. The mutual company Il
branching out In hns style this eide
Of the Smoky. M. Dahl IL To be
eOuplimsulsd on the way he is push
ing The business,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29

Francis Cooley wac born October
80. 1924. near Frankfort, Beaver ooua.
y. Penn, and died ~ bis home near
Abilene, Kas., March 81, 1908, at the
ripe age Of 81 years, s months and /
day. In this event another Of Dick.
insOn cOunty'S pioneers has passed
away. Mr.. Cooley was we'll aud
sayorAbly known because Of bis s.er-
ling qualities. He was generous. hos.
pitable, religious and loyal. His con-
vlctlons we're deep and strong, hIs
sense Of right prompted the course be
pursued. The tenderness Of bis A.
fsotlon was demonstrated In bis care
for his household and consideration Of
the needs Of his fellow men. he
leaves q widow, bic compAniOn for al.
most 40 years, and 9 children 70
mourn their loss, but they "sorrow
not without hope" their loss is his
gaia.
Mr.. Cooley enlisted In bis oountEyb
services in Co. Il. lath Pa. Vol. cav
airy in the fall oflsea and vas honor.
ably discharged after hssrlys years
Of faithful and lOtalHsrvios. 81
His funeral services were o0laus,sa
Al bis late home Whsrs aiHfgs npn.
ber Of friends and nslghhoFs gathered
q pay their lAtssl tlibunei iSltssf|
a ~ departed aad sAo4 ibsIf iYr.
y ---.- ~ ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29
the UNCLE SAM Pipeline and REFRS Rapidly But Safely Advancing

Company has closed deal for fysevSh miles more Of
trunk pipe ue which will DO delivered dufing
the weeks Thus every back Of the clock
Increasing the value Of the and will greatly
For than long year this great Independent
Company hiss been hsmmsng its way through Oh
trust paid knockers and blAckmaers have eted pophe
sled failure all Of evil but tits right and III e
will battle Scared the Uncle Sam eompanyis
still in the ring and has today following that aS thSence
81 oil the dirty millions OF the criminal oil tu and their
hireliugs can6ot hinder or delay KID
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29

With the balance the stock sold present prices viii give
the Uncle Sam Company four hundred houssnd
dollars yet to comPe 10 great work However $500 900 OOs all
We need leaving 100000 handle rapidly growing business
sly what you may 80 whore you but you find in
vsSsnt 10 alke iF land Of the United you
pacca an Investment and certain handsome
Uncle Sam stock The stock good gold and 10 in great
mand can DO by books and double
in value In the next so to 30 days dnds its level
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29
Net SALES WIN Gain This week.


From kilograms Pnd letters received we
believe this weeks remittanCes In cash will
run to over Twenty Thousand Dollars
(s2O, OOO.) They rau s1S, 40 two weeks ago
and slS,S20 last week with hundreds Of
iDquirers who will remit this week.
History win Repeat ITSELF
The very fact that thousands Of people
are backing this great Independent enter
prise and that'now after over one year Of
abuse and blackmail, With every difficulty
possible thrown against II; with perjuriss
travelling over the country belittiing Its
motives and purposes, and now that the lie
has been given to the whole gang and the
oil trust recognizes that tits a real foe and
going after the trade Of the Missouri valley
more determined than ever, people will
make rush for the balance Of the stock
and thereby maksit possible for us to CONS
plete our great work without further delay.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29

Persecution by the criminal oil trust and their railroad allies
10 driving whole regiments to the support Of cause Remit
for stock and refined oil pouring In from all over the
United States Lots Of deals being closed BY wire Total nst
sales oil the past week S2101O %
OF this balance will b paid moahy Install
msnG Bssd6s this thOusuds nveSrs are considering
purchases Of Unos Sans stock and will likely doso during
the days Chances thousand to one that oil the
will placed In the thirty days before Better
help yourself this Organization BY ripg band today
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29
Baok from p.oos valley.

The following party returned from
their trip to the PeOOS Valley. n NJ.
reporting . finb trip: Mr.. and Mrs
Isaae KOby. Jacob Aksrs, Jos. systorr
Dan Sewers. Louis NsGlnniSS, o. r
Pslr, M. una Mrs. Ut. roWnlsy,
Entsrpriss; J. n. Carver. W. 9. Wy
andt. Another excursion goes April 5,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29
DIVIDENDS COMMENCE JUNE 20, 1906!
Uncle Sam Refinery No. Completed and in

p.a,,., NJ, cor,,>,...d ..A ,r
on',' 0 Suocsssf,, 10 orsrs,ion' \ - ~ -
This com PAW n selling oil every day
from the biz plsnt which has been ii sue.
cessful operation for several months, and
being operated night and day 10 keep up
with our rspldly growing oil sales. gC.ts
Uncle Sam ReAnerv No. q Nearing Completion
On the banks Of the Missouri river by
Atchison the Uncle Sam Company has SS
acres Of ground on which they are erecting
the largest refinery In The state. From 20
TO so men are now crowding this big re.
fpery to completion. Material 10 arriving
every day. fh
Uncle Sam Refinery No Under CONSTRUCTION
.Ja.tet Tulsa. Indian Territory. =.
From tho AakAnsas river TO the Missouri
ia the liueun Of The Uncle sam. with its chain
Of three sreat fefluefisa under construction.
Company has twelve aerea and s y-Seven
lots at Tulsas and work rhaS commenced
foundations; and the first carload Of Ma
teriAl shipped nfromethe East. Don't wait
until all this great work Is completed, and
then even expectto buy this stock at three
times the present selling price. ..,.
Main rrunl, Pine Line To the Missouri River
~ I'D Nearly Half Completed.
urols Sam C,omn.nv viii ba ,ndsnandant
Inst A m0tter3 81. 4 law, months until, the
Somrsrv Iii, =. =. sh,S,v,n. IT, an =, r,a.od,
end over II NO can transport oil TO navigAble
Waterat 4 SAYING Of over a halt dOllar per
barrel above freight rates. This saving
alone would pay large interest on stock ut
present prices, &
rvxla,vIS S,,v rh,s s.oo,, Won seorr. an In
tsrest in All Three Resneries
..-,.- and the Pipe Line, 49,.
ITh;. ooruD.Ov .,ra.Av has oro.t .suA.s
h.ot u. M S,oot M q .;rorsa ~, tho~,
svs w. 4. 4 W%Sn ~ huvsths stTct P1 vor
SsCrys ~ ,rs"raSt IN All thrsa rsenSr,Ss IA
the .pipe, line. Sixty -four miles Of this main
trunk line IS screwed together. and Eve
miles more on the ground, and all paid for.
Vvsl TTavs Cvar Fovr 4Noussud Iaurra,s ns,,v
Capacitv over the Pipe Line to
t,o1a, q the RaAnery.o N
Uncle Sam Comoauy ia roiup into the oil
business to ,stavnE ,Jnpt a matter Of DAYS
rr1l1 m thrss reRnerlas vv,li - rndo- All
onsr.tior Tharo IL Iots NJ oasolina In Tho
RsrtIasviIla iii Comnanv will bnjld a
1.-ra ,t,r. I,no oro -i,h o.n.o,tu -,
IittIs avrr a nm hsrrels mar dsr and S"ms
Asn, Il ,rcrao .oa h, ;roro.sirr * rr,,,e,rO.
statiors Wv
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29

Buffalo, March sl-At a meotins
hsid here Friday 4 was decided b
hold ths-nadoesi convuution Of whole
taIo erocsrs IN this city on June 5, 6
ana 7. About 1900 dsloEatas VII at
tina ne convsnti0h
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29
Gard Of Thanka.

Mrs. q. Cooley and family extend
many thanks for the kind assistance
Of friends during the sickness and
death Of the husband and father.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29

FhilAasiBhia Power Hssss suraea.
PAiiadalphia. Mareh MA power
house oi TIE pdlaeslphia napld
rrunrit company a. akend and Oh
ney rifosi1 Vas DESTROYED By ere nj
oag. 1hs los 4 ol,inflsd at Si7s,-
~ pllsl.ll llsnr.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-29

patty With the beresvsd. Intermsni
took place in the Abilene cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-24
MASTER PLUMBERS OBJECT.
Alleged Plcketing by Members Of Jour-
neymen's Union

complaint was made today by the master
plumbers that members of the Journey
mems union were resorting to a STYLE Of
picketing that had become very annoying
70 them' and that they had therefore re-
quested their attorneys to hasten the an
phcaton for an injunction against the
union to restrain It's members from induIg-
ing IN any manner of picketing or interfer-
ing with the non-unton plumbers who have
peeh Drought TO this city. 1t was said the
union men go TO the boarding houses Of the
non-unionists, and by threats and cajol-
cry endeavor to cause them to leave their
places of employment. 1t Is the expectation
or the master plumbers that the application
will be made to the court this afternoon or
tomorrow morning.
The journeymen held largely attended
mass meeting and decided to STAND firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-24

IIZiIe and the chateau of the Aube inter
ci IN, eaniN No. ii was his Inheritance from
o.d claude Perier that he threw over-the
the French republic This seems IN Ia ~
only explanation Of the strange and wilfuI.
act Inc mans life has been so omen ana
i1llG"li mat no one has dreamed OF a more
perSChai mystery TO explain it, Ills aunt
married duke-and that is close to arIs-
.ocracE. lie might have presented Willie
20 me republic as 4 historical monument; il
10 accepted ana maintains curdturs for
sightseeing tourists Ia a hundred or laes,
interesting pIaces-and While Is I'm its wav
public. " '''S ~
summer hotel? ASK auv FrrencGn,4r n
WIN shFue Tor wonderment. But he viii
doubtiess agree with US when We suggest
tndt 80 Iohs as the republic has but two ex-
patton Tor more than one of them.
STERLING HELLO.