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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-07-03
Missionary Address.

Miss Emily Harvey of Raipur, India,
gave a most interesting address at the
Methodist church, Sunday morning, on
the conditions of the people in India. By
travelling through few villages one
does not even get a fair estimate of the
people and their terrible conditions, but
by going out farther into the land there
are many pitiful sights that one might
see. The stories of the children and how
they are brought up was especially EN-
phasized and showed the great impor-
tance of christian civilization in these
countries. Miss Harvey illustrated her
address with many touching stories of
children and their homes. with whom
she had come in close contact. At the
close pledges were taken amounting to
$110, which have exceeded those of
previous years, one pledge being given
by member OF Sunset Home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-07-03
NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.

Pocket Book Lost.
Bargains in arriages-Bundy & Weeks.
Closing Notice-F. B. Jacques.
Bargains Berry Ball Dry Goods Co.
Hanover Crackers.
Insurance-W. w. Sprague s. Son.
Why-First National Bank.
Ladies Suits-E. L. Hunt & Co.
Shoes-F. G. Bundy.
July Tumble-Lawrence P. Leach s. Co.
Wash Goods-Lougee & Smythe.
Dog Found-H. F. Estabrooks.
Clothing-J. c. Stevens.
Union Suits-Steele, Taplin & Co.
Kodaks-C. c. Bingham.
Notice.. T Forsaith.
Princess Maritza-Randall & Whitcomb.
Flags-F. E. Harris.
Isurance-Chas. S. Hastings.
Bankruptcy Notice-George Clair.
Bankruptcy Notice-Alfred Wright.
Bankruptcy Notice-William J. Ivers.
Bankruptcy Notice-John Coombs.
Cigars-F. N. Brown g. Son.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-07-03
VOL. LXIX-NO. 3649.
Choir Boys Outing.

The choir boys ofSt. Andrews church
to the number of "a went to Lake Mem
phremagog, Monday, to spend the
week in camp. They were accompanied
by Ray Spaulding, Rev. and Mrs. j. A.
Thompson, Mrs. E. H. Plumley, and
Miss May M McCutcheon.
Nineteen members of the North church
boy choir left Tuesday morning for 10
days in camp at Silver Lake.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-07-03
Modern wood men of America.

Regular meetings of Asisqua Camp, No.
S149 are held first and third Tuesdays in
each month. Next meeting July g, 1907.
H. l. PICKERING, Clerk.
. DAVID IRWIN Y. c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-07-03
Knights of Pythias.

Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge, No.
2, Tuesday eve, July 9.
S. J. SoMERvILLE. G.. c.
H. E. HARDEN, K. r. S.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-07-03

Palestine commandery, No. S, K. T.
Stated Conclave, Tuesday eve, July %.
HARRY A. BARTLETT, E. c.
DELos NJ. BACON, Recorder.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-07-03
Mystic Star Chapter, No. ~, o. E. S.

DAY evening, July 10. A special meeting will
be held Wednesday evening, June 20, for
work. Refreshments will be served aud a
full attendance is requested.
MRS. LUELLA Z. HART,
Worthy Matron.
MRS CHRISTINA BoRLAND.
Secretary,
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passumpsic Lodge, NO. q, F. and A. M.

Regular Communication, Thursday eve.
July 25.
DAVID R. COLE, w. M.
DELos NJ. BACON, Recorder.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-25

Redt ber freten Organlfdttpn muB Or
sefeBli4e S~trafbartett beFen iteben,
Der es tiirst. Nus Snbuitrteuntertbaz
men miifen Snbufriebirser tperben."
Grtebrid Naunann, Der etnise 40
Jabre aft unb seborener Sadie TT, err
bItdt bas 9ett Der 3ufunft 9eutf9s
lambs In elmer @eretntsur1g bes sur
bBditen getpalt empprseftiegenen bettz
f9en Raifertbums nit einem pplttifd
ur,b pirtbfdaftIi9 emon5iptrten pros
letaridte. Die grobtnbuitrtslen ppn
@9tase 8rrpp, Stumm, 9epl fperben
Der tonferpatipen GefolSf9aft entfosen
nnb fi9 nit elmer poblorsoniftrten
Nrbeiterf9aft perbinben, Bic alien
fpataltftif9en utppien entfaste unb.
ben errei9baren 3telen elmer sepaltis
gen Stonnmif9en 9ebuns erfplsrsi6
na9frebenb, gu elmer bemptrattf9en
pbaIanr bpn 10 unptberfseblt9er
Mudt pirb, bub ie als Der etnStge
Ma9tfaftor neben benz Ratier In 8e.
tra9t fommen muB unb NIT biefem BE
9errf4aft tbeilt.
Griebrt9 Naumann, tpel@er als
@9riftteler in g61nebers BET Ser
Tin Iebt, sebDrt i'm Ret4staee Der Sreiz
faHtsen @ereinigung an. Die natioz
n~alfostaIe partet bate er mad benz
fiir Jpn ~unsinftis aussefaasnen CIR
sebntfe Der Rei9staesnabIen i'm
Jahre 1908 als istbfifdnbig auftreten@
Sen Gaftor aufgerST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-25

nabm. Qls Der b~erporrageabe @ps
btaipolititer bdfelbe bann dber er8rtff,
*i9teten fid Naer Qusen auf Jpn. Gr
rebete ni9t tribal uno bod audi ni&t
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Mie feline Rebe bon
ret6iten unb reiflten MtEens mar, fret
borbetrassn unb bod Elm r6etoriI6es
mesiterpert, Doa origineller Gttanten,
70 iptrtte tie aud unmittelbar. Die
Rebe mar eth parlamentarif1er Grs
fols unb nurbe i'm sanaeu beutf1en
Res9e nit Mufmertfamtett gelefen.
.5ts foaialpoIitif9s Mrbeit mub
betm @rOBbetriebe einfeben," bas mar
Der @runbfab, ben Naunann in o[ler
Gntf9ieben1eit ausfpra9 unb bon
alien Seiten beIeu9tets. so eifrie
MIR Go5ialpolitit s~etrisben 1aben, 70
Eat fie fi1 bod INNER nur an ben 4us
fenfDrts Der Wpltspirtbi9oft betpegt.
I'm bas grunblesenbe problem 1T man
berumgegangen pte bic Rase UNI ben
beiben Bret. Das elementore @runbz
reht bes mpbernen 4rbetters, itd
aTOsiiren gu biirfen, pirb ni9t an
trfdnnt. 6inter benz slementnren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-25

aAIn oa~E.. ~ O@a LIa 40ooN -. -
ssoass Sa9IS ~ pig g
S.s8s1n - @H'e6..l'
21S - as YueesIDsO Soa'
as. 'ksaaqspa,..sA Z 0soos W.
H9a ~ aApssF'a1; an pss e
Dsssish mn ~ Ja2sea asa 40o9ssA
%2ssu y 8st SlsatF.s gIuUuss.s SM
a9ss ss.ssuusas sp..VFsps gSa os1
9ssn ~ 49,. " xssposo aaG
AaD 9essss3s uau Uosssn g.
gSaoss 9essss. 49, al.ssI oss 4Ats ls
e4ass R1aegaash @..s9sssH ~ Dsl
S2sutss
$500 ~ ps11'o1's
- ~ ~
$ssssss $3.50 s;sosrs ~ 1oo1 n1I u
Rs0IsAGs r. 91susg 81 Dst Vaas
Sn xs.Bs ma. .ua
s.s W. g Wsga.p W. u uaI az
Hi AlEgs M SssusW ~ ~ 1h.ss1ps
sSs I Dsn y 1ssa's J ~, W
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YmfopfMng.
Seine nria9e NIB Die lie gebeilt
iDer0etl fanrt.

3u bieG s~eseIien,
1ta9en 9an5 aufgeblGbt,
San3 auBer Sronung,
Sabe beute gar teine Suit autrt Mrbeitett.
8laube, i'd babe einsn auoeren @nfau bon
8ili05itGt.
bGtfpas eln9etomnten?"
nsSa; etnige Qillen, aber feline Mbbiilfe; es
tortnt mir nor, als tperbe i'd, eileugepan3ert.
NtanGmal berboppele i6 bic 0piis uno bann
oernrlad)t lie mir 10 itartes AbfiiDren, bag
i'd 5t i6tpa9 gum Nrbeiten bin. 9ente, i'd
rlrB nal ettpas 9feues probiren.a
oSSertals Bridlb N,b 8itters Der5uGt?@
bNein; bcbe oft 9cnug nappt gebDrt, E:
ober mod ME Deriu3t."
nN1tn, Sic tperbsn nit Der @irfltng 3lt=
frieben leit.a
Die abfitrsnoe Gisen16aft bes 4ridfD alb
8ttters e%ntfernt ni6t nur ollie 8erbdrtunz
gen, Sale nnb unreinigteitSn, fonbern frdf=
tt9t Die Musteltbdti8feit ber @ingeipeibe, po=
Ourdb Elm re9elmaBtger StuhIsang berbor9e=
rufen tpirD.
gridle aib gittsrs 1T elm Gtnsetuei6ez
Sonic nnb &egulirer i'm tpabren Gimme bes
WOrtes. Gs fOroert tGgttd)e Gntleerungen,
betpirft gefunben 9tublganq rmb lit bog Bette
betannte Mittel fir geft0rte 8erbaulng, 9luf=
9ep'ugt9ell "Ho oetlpPileh 0ufaHu.
8. M. 9~tadpeloer bon 9it6fiet6, ST.,
iagt in Der n2it6fielo Rens': eSSd bin germ
bereit uno thatid6liG frob, 3eugniB ablesen
5l fDnnen fir bic guten Glgenl6aften BON
QrtdlD &if 8itters ais elmer Mebi3in fir
Die Nieren, ben Magen unb bic @insepeibe.
Sd babe es felt ben lebten fiinf3ebn Sabren
ftets eebrau6t, tuenn INNER i'd ettpas berz
artiges brali6te unb mar NIT Der Mirtung
oesielben i~eceraeit bolltOmmen aufrieben.
&auft 6as etbte NIT Der Differ s3a in
rOtbem 9rud auf benz Gront=2abeG.
Del aSptbefern Ssrtauft, .grets ST.os.
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sd CLAUDE oas. SD bin fberaeuet, baB ieoem
Wanne tein9lbfdlen. eor; @anaps uno Bier BEIGE

br1af tperoeH n
Sas 1T rneine Grfabs
runa .setpeien. Wah
3lpan5ta= idbriger Gorge
UNI meinen Wann, oer
INNER aufbbret pplte
unb I fonnte, ia.
be i'd au~sgefunoen, oas
Die Srtut=G emobnbeii
iberbaup pit fein 4a=
ter, fonoern Elm 2etben
1T uno baB ser ftarfs
Srinter niel nbtiser
Meoisin als @arbinen.
preoigten brau@t.
Gurm 8efolQunQ bieIer
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Archaeological

@sx eemffde neutrality-suspicious. 0xtees.
sekassassst anb ftste ssebsea.
Cine intereTante Grf9etnune TT IN
Sss teten bsutfden Mst1stas In Der
Wfricn bss eheutuItse1 pfarrsr8
Brabrt9 Maumonr. bes 8esranbers
bsr friiberen acknowledgement partet,
stngesoSen. Griebrt@ 1aumann, Der
ais Mbaeorbneter BON 9etlbroun In
1ep Rsi9stdg entfanbt fpurbe. lteS fit
Dsst, ete er I'm Res9stdge bas @ort
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Som Antonio SIe0D lQlHldy.
sos-s1l ct. Rars's CTR. ganantcnio

Nur e~rittlaiige Mrbeit Dtrbggeliefe.t
ginen Brobe f. Nnftraa pirnSSte oabnr
a%beraeuaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-25

:Sbecrie babe i'd oas ii6ti9e Mittel ~seiiuosn nns
i'm furiert.
Siet ien T 3eit babe i'd 9esionsn BON Grauen nit
oieler einfa4eu 9ausbebanolung, Die Id brauhte be=
tannt 9erla1t uro ie aud batten erosartieen grfole,
elele BON ibner nit ben pufnunssloieften 2riniern.
Sas Wtittel tann beirnli9 9eeeben iperoen, III ni1i
tener, letbt au erbalter. politdnoia barnlos, unS ea
oauert nibt lan9e, big es wlrft. Sd bin fberse,igt,
oaB es Sbnea belfen tpiro nuo i'd peroe Sbnen eern
aHes tpettere ooriiber iaeen, menn sic mi Sbren 30.
men un0 Morefe ienoen polen. Die metnige IN
Irau mearanret Maeericn. WsabIe Agbe.. 1897
otlfbnrt. %. y. Genben sic teiu @elb; i'd babe
ni@ts su b~erfQufer,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
Ladies' Hosiery

Ladies' Suct fast hlact seamless HOSE rus W
.i,,nn,r.n, u, min .......... zoe
Ladies' suc1 fast blach .ranic,s Hose. high -plieod
heels aud extra length; an Al Hose for the MONEY
.......... t5c Il pair, or > rhiF~ Tor 20
Ladies' ribbed ton, black seamless Hose, tue Euag'
nnco cotton. a. nicely hui-hed Hose, and Ncr> elastic
the pair .......... ..--...tt. ....'.'.'
Ladies' impaired black cotton Hose; Ilcrms,lori
black. ~pHcNl heels and toes. Isle finish lhi~ r. "
Hose tIat generally sells az a5c-our price. pair Zoe
ladies rcd Isle thread Hose. spun silk finish scam
less. fast black and ,cr, light weight. This Hose is 'Ntr"
Nnluo-thC Uuir ..... ..-...... ...--.. '
ladies ROYAL stainless black dNc lIu~,: high -pno"d
hrl4 and double -olv-. ribbed top. zinc mavo cotton
medium weight a first ,ln~, Host. pair j5c' 3 for Sl00
Ladies' Hcrm@dorl hltct cotton Hose; h'nN' 80
.uaer. double sole: high. double hocl-. extra quality
and a yer, arm rood--thc pair toe
Ladies Out~iSc bluck Hose: elastic ribbed top.
double hccl, aud toss. rli seamless aud extra Width
thc par
Iadic- plain vulc rau1c sin mcrc'Iilcl llo~c.
,cr, nuc auu4, reinforced heels md t'c- aud tut
-rnmlc--. ,ou cam haril, tll IL from % pur" -hN Hos
the pair .-...... ''
Ladies' hl,cL Hose v'h whit" -'l'~ fast black ia"
fashioned. ht4h ~uirtni ankles aud double WaVo -nlt~
an extra goud Hose lur tMc pair ....-... 20,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
STORAGE

WANTED-Pianos. household goods.
etc. stored safely at reaSona-
BILE rates. Phone $40. The Security
Warehouse & Improvement Co. Offices
Grant block. Third and Railroad ave
nue.,
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LOST
Children'S Hosiery

Misses or Boys fun seamless black onc-and-onc
ribbed Hose. \ good durable Hose; ali sizes. . to 9i2-
Nlc pair ........... ......... ~........ ..... Toe
Misses or Boys fast black Hose, onc-and-one rib
bed: makes ~ good school Hose. has a good heavy foot
and r. very elastic; . to 9l2-thc pair. I5C; . for 2c
Misses or Bows double knee Hose; fast black; one
and-uuc ribbed: double knee. tNo-thrcud islc finish; all
sizes, , To 9i.-thc pals. .......-.. ....-...l 5c
The Giaut-No uth~' seamless. fast black Hose; extra
heavy corduroy rib. This Is ono OF the hest HOSE
made and viii stand the hardest of wear: ~i1t- ! to 10
lWc par ....tt.... .-+...... .......-.+. ..-.tt- Oh
Youths and Misses Hose. This is the same Hose
as the Giant, but is lighter weight and finer ribbed;
sizes = to iO-tHc pair. ........ ........ ......... Pc
Misses white lace Hose. firm quality Isle thread;
aii-oNcr lace; plain. seamless feet; sizes 5a To So
the pair ........... ......... ..---..... zoe
Misses black onc-and-onc ribbed Hose; fine guagc
tlorcuAt -Ik. This Hose looks as wen a~ pure silk and
will wear much better. ~zc~ q TO 9ls-thc pair .25C
Misses black ribbed aud lace Hose: I1Orcuza silk;
plain seamless foot. This Is Il very pretty Hose and 10
has the NCaIin. quuIuC~. sizes & to 9ia-tllc par. 2jC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
civil ENGINEERS.

IilI ROSS
County Surveyor.
Attorney before T.. S. Land Depart-
ment Land scrip for sale. Civil en-
u.el.uE.
cold Ave. opposite Morning Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22

Assaycr. Mining & MetallurgIcal
Engineer.
..' West Fruit avenue. P~ostrffics RI,
'r 20 office Of =. II. Kent 1Is
south Third street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
INnIRTAKERS x E,iRALNrFRS.

3. nDklEk-
t~nueraEer and Fmbafmer
city Undertaken
rite or black hrarse. 500. Com
-rr.lfl club building AIhugu.r.ua
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22

STOCK COMPANIES incorporated.
If you have stocks or bonds for sale,
let me try to sell them for you. George
N. Kellogg, broker, $40 Ellicott
square. Buffalo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
FOR SALE-MiSCeIIaneOuS
STOCK COMPANIES

FOR SALE Ford runabout. Inquire
at Albuquerque Automobile Co. z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
Infants Hosiery

Infants fast black onc-and-nuc ribbed Hose; Isle
finished. good quality: sizes ~ to 5l2-thC Tair. zoe
iniaui~' fast black ooo-aud-onc ribbed Hose, dnc
.Uelc thread; "a nicely finished Hose sizes 4 TO 5ia-
the pair .......... ......... ........... .....1 1C
Infants bicachcd white lace. silk lisir finish Hose;
this Is q vera pretty Hose. assorted designs ot incc.
-iIo- tn 5ta-thc pair .--..-... .,.-..l 5c
Infants plan white cashmere Hose with silk hrcl
aud t"c. THIS Is a huc light weight wool Hose: sizes
4 10 nL--IMu nnIr =.
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Mems Hosiery

tn,lc sans Nmp, ~nrk-a good sock Tor the
working man. and the hest wearing SOCK on earth for
.thc ntuUr1-thc pair ........ ...a... 100 3 for Poe
N'n~ fast black ur tam seamless socks. extra inn
.pcrtnl finish. ibt- Be- enc ui the hest values W. have iu
th" lir-i'FN iine-thc pHir ........--- t5C: = ior 2Sc
Mcn- BLACK Half Hose. with white feet. ecamIc--
and superior qu1lrN-tic pair ...... .......... t5c
Mem tuuvN Hair Hose in black. tan and slate color
with silk embroidery. clover leaf. POLKA dots and side
-iS 'iu~-htu-~. th'~C ARE very pretty aud attractive goods
aud Hrr worth moro money than We arr selling them
tor-thc pair ....-.... ......... zoe
anu tn'' last hl'th W- seamless improved make and %
guod. ~orNi'tohir iu~,-tHr u1ir 25r
Mem ~tainlr~~ black. ful fashioned. Isle thread
Hose ~iitci hFtl aul tur This is a good wearing Hose
Tor summer wear ~uh hni~tel-tbr Tair. ........@ 5c
Mru~ iirrm~iurf black hct. aI-ogcr Isle thread
tio~f. new designs extra fine qualt,-ulc pair. ..... luc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22

WAN-rED-Lady with best of refer
euccs would like a position as cot
lector. Address A.. b., Morning jour
,,l n
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-11

Men wanted-Lewlston Sugar Fac.
tory.
II. a. Peterson lef- for Nampa
Tuesday, where he will meet parties
who are interested extensively In land
deals In the state OF Idaho.
Fouud--On Vain street. Tuesday
morning, by Officer Adams, u large
brass door key with string attached.
Owner can have same by calling AT
this office.
The dental Office Of Drs Smith &
Petty, at Richmond, will be open this
week.
The chorus work OF the Salt Lake
Opera Co. Is we'll under way, and Prof.
Mcclellan has the work approaching
perfection. The first performance in
Logan will be Sept. 2lst.
Utah Stationery Co.-Full line of
school and Office supplies, church
works, post card and picture albums,
books, stationery, etc etc, etc.
Come in and look. All new stock.
Read Hayball's page ad. in Journal
tomorrow and IN The Republican
Saturday. 1t would have been here
been here today but Mr.. Hayball was
so busy marking down prices he didn't
write the ad. soon enough,
James and John Thorpe have re-
turned from Ely, and are now ready
to resume work in Logan and Cache
valley. Parties DESTROYS OF contract
ing plastering work address James
Thorpe, Providence. They guarantee
satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Everton
went to Morgan city yesterday,
to attend the golden wedding Of
the lady's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Waldron, which will be
held Friday.
Philip Kloepfer, who has been
working ON building contracts in
Montpelier during the present
season, came down a few days
ago TO visit his family. and re-
turned north yesterday.
Attorney j. c. Walters and DR..
Emeis, with their wives, made a
catch of III black bass one day
last week near the Bear River
Power house. \. NJ. Fleming, DR..
Emeis and their wives went over
tot he same place yesterday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-11
Estray Notice.

Logan. Utah
l have in my possession the follow
ing desrcibed animal, which II not
claimed and taken away will be sold
at public auction to the highest cash
bidder at my corral In Logan the 23rd
day of September 1907 at II o'clock.
One red heavy COW with long horns,
left ear cropped and containing two
bits; left hip branded something like
wine glass upside down, right ribs
branded with circle. Delivered Of a
calf since being impounded.
Said animal was impounded by me
on the 4th day Of September, 1907.
J. II. GNEHM
City Poundkeeper.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-11
Heavy shipments of
ClOaks, Suits and Dress
Goods are received daily
by EIiasOn Sisters.

The little son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyrum Jeppesen couple or three
weeks ago. died on Sunday, and the
funeral service was held Tuesday at
the residence at p. m.
Mrs. Matthews, formerly In charge
Of the A. G. dormitory, has recently
acquired half interest in the Hanks
hotel, and hencforth will be interested
with Mrs. Barrett.
The remains OF Charles Crabtree
were brought from Rexburg to Logan
Monday morning. The gentleman
was one of the early settlers Of Provi.
dence. where the remains will be in.
tered.
On Saturday, just before noon, a d re
at the residence property Of Charles
Paul, on Fifth West street, destroyed
a large barn and considerable hay.
The fire department made a quick
run and did some very fine work, con-
filming the damage to about $500.
Roller skating at the Auditorium
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Of
each week. Afternoon 2:30 to $50,
evening 1880 to 1890 Instructions
and assistance given at the day ses-
sion. Children not allowed on the
floor at night. Ladies free: skates 25c.
Peach Day at Brigham City will be
held on the 18th of this month, and
the Brighamites are arranging for the
greatest time Of all-Free peaches,
melons, grapes and other fruits;
amusements, music, program, etc.
The o. S. l.. will run excursions. In
quire of agents for particulars.
Prof and Mrs. j. A. Bexell arrived
home Sunday evening from sum ner's
vacation spent in Cadillac, Mich, and
Chicago. Prof. Bexell returns to his
old position at the A. c., secretary oil
the institution and head OF the com.
mercial department.. He is somewhat
OF an inventor, and while away dis
posed OF a patented loose leaf binder
Of particular use In the matter Of
files.
Next Saturday, Mr., Stephens, Of
Ogden, who is cooperating with the
japanese labor agencies, will hold q
meeting In Greenville to consider q
proposition to rent beet land from the
farmers OF that locality. 1t is said
that 10 that locality there are up
wards OF $500 acres of tirst-class beel
land, but little OF which has been uset
for the cultivation OF beets, this owing
to the scarcity Of labor. The Japs art
anxious for deal OF some kind. 1t Il
to be hoped that amicable arrange
ments can be made.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-11
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CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.

B. II. Roberts spent Sunday night
Ia Logan
2oc per dozen paid for eggs at II. G.
Hay balls.
Samuel Ritter made return trip to
Brigham on Monday.
Lumber haufers wanted at Smiths
saw mill 10 Logan canyon.
We sell the Earth and Loaf money
on 1t. Fl. A. Petersen 4 Co.
d. a. Smith, of Bountiful, stopped
over In Logan Monday enroute for
Rexburg.
Mrs. E. }. Thompson and Mrs j. w
Merrill are up from Salt Lake on a
visit at the A. II. Thompson home.
+. A. Plowman has secured the
contract for wiring the Wellsvillc
tabernacle, which is to contain 200
lights.
| Miss Aletta Hansen, niece of John
A. Hendrickson, returned few days
ago from Gentle Valley, where she
has been visiting for one month,
A car load Of ore shipped from the
Mohawk Duluth on September 3rd
netted 90, 226sO. This is that mine In
which Orson Smith Is heavily inter
ested.
| Children's day at the Auditorium,
Saturday afternoon Of each week, 2:3O
to $50. Admission, including skates,
15c.
L. Skeen, OF Ogden, who has large
land interests in Idaho, was In the
city on Monday. While here he pur.
chased Danielson gang pillow, believ.
ing them to be the best pillow made.
Gil. Cole came from the Rexburg
country on Sunday. He reports con
siderable activity around the new coal
mines In Teton valley. Several teams
are hauling the black diamonds to the
factory at Sugar City.
w. Fl. White, OF the Second ward
came from southern Utah Saturday
night, where he had been for three
weeks. He reports conditions YER,
favorable in every way in that part o.
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Thompson left
Monday on trip to Denver, Omahs
and other Missouri river points Mr.
Thompson had planned an extensive
tour of the east. but business buttet
In at the last minute and this little
jaunt is taken as substitute
Prof. G. B. Hendricks, OF the B. Y
College, and the Misses Hattie Pont
and Lalene and Marian Hendrick
have left for the east. Mr.. Hendrck,
will attend school at Harvard. Tn
women will attend the Simmons Col
lege at Boston
e. S Rolapp and MILFORD Bran
we'll, OF Ogden, spent Sunday In Lo
gan. The latter is general manage
of the Utah Stationery company,
branch Of which was opened last Mon
day 10 the old Harris Music Co. stand
corner of Center and Main streets.
Ladies desiring to pur'
chase the latest styles il
Suits, ClOaks and ORES.
Goods should not forge
Eliason Sisters, who arr
receiving heavy shipment
every day.
On Monday the officers OF the WOOD
men of the World were distributin
checks on life insurance received fo
the families of Cyrus Napier, OF thi
city, and John Lamont, Of Mendor
The former receives $4,000, the latte
$500, and they are to also receive SIC
each to be used in erecting mont
ments.
G. f. Goodwin, whose right eye wa
terribly injured couple Of month
ago by the explosion Of bottle,
now getting along so splendidly tina
1t is believed the sight will be n
tanned. The other eve, symatheticall
affected, caused trouble for a timt
but both are now getting along sati
factorily. Mr.. Goodwin says his su
fering has been nothing short {
terrific.