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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

RObert r. FRANKLIN, OF &CnlcaBo,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way home from the jamestown
Exposition. where he had been spend
ing several days.
7 l.. guess .n people think am crazy to to
what had been provided for visitors"
he said, but was amply paid for my
time and trouble. Il is the best show
Of it's kind l have ever seen. the only
pity being that the attendance Is not
what 1t ought to be. I did not see any.
evidence of petty grating. and that
may have been due to- my ability to
take care OF myself. Judge Parker hit
the nall on the head when - said that
the exposition to see what strides had
been made bv the United States since
the first colony was founded. three
hundred years ago"
been doing, the Jamestown Exposition.
Is now attending to Richmond rhe
party Is CHARTERED at the Jefferson,
hiaylng arrived from Norfolk last even
least. Is they think It Will take that
much time to see Richmond as 1t
should be seen.
- Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H., Gibson. OF Calvert
Mr.. Gibson is authority for thu state
ment that he and his good LADY have
their hands full The pilgrims are
Misses Bessie. Ruby and Louise Glib
SNii' anu MISS annie f1fl0, OF calvert.
Mrs Henry sayles and Miss Carrie
Sayles. of Abilene and Messrs. w. T.
LLOYD and r. Hr Walters, of the same
town. 49,
menta TODAY. and. Weather p Der t1ra
they will stakesdn st. Johns and other
ancient and modern curiosittes Of Rich
mond.
A party from, the classic shades OF
Lexington. route
made the Hotel Richmond gay last
night. Mr.. w. S: Hopkins is comma nd
erin chief Of the Lexingtonians. and
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Walker. Several
young ladies and a number Of small
boys and girls make up the party.
Charles y; Tilton, Walter Tilton
OF Paramount. ILL.,, form a happy quar-
tet who are doing up old Virginia and
getting themselves lmbued with an
at the Lexington for two days, ani
during the time have visited every
iplace of historic interest In and about
THE city. They will leave this morning
on the Pocahontas for ride down the
spend a week at the exposition.
Mr. J. II. Wilburn. Of Michigan
s snsnt from In the ey his o
Times D ispatch man Mr.. wilbur said
ar am an exposition hend. I have
been to all of them. from the centen
NAL in Philadelphia, In 1876. up to date
OF them as Instructive as tho James
town show. Some have been larger, o
course-for instance. Chicago and St
Louis-but none have furnished a bet
ter map for study than I found a
Jamestown. Historic Richmo nd, I con
slider part Of the exposition. I woul'
not have missed my stay here for any
thing In reason"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

pA1t,r--wEBKL Y-suNDAY.

Business Office. .........els z. Main street
Washington Burenu. ,326.I Munsey Buliu'hs
Manchester Bureau. .......1lo2 HUI street street
Petersburg Bureau.....4o N. syea'note st'
f.ynehhurr Rurcau. 215 Eighth ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
Where the Portrait Fell Down.

Kathleen Well. mother. do you think 1T
success? Is the painting like me?'
Mother: Yes, the portrait is excellent:
but no one would think that dress cost your
poor father nifty neas.-London Taller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

BY MAIL. One StS Ihree VIZ
POSTAGE PAID Year. Mos. Mos MO.
Daily with sunday. $500 sa.oo $3.50 90
Daily wi,hou, Sunday 400 400 Loo 80
Sunday edition only, 400 leo so 40
Weekly wednesday,. 100 SO 40 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
DR.. Mct:ulrc,. outing.

DIR. Stuart Mcguire and a pleasant
part will sperll August In the Canadian
woods, experiencing the pleasure OF
Outdoor and camp life and visit to
points OF interest In Canada. Miss
Gretta MCGUIRE, now at Basic City
Va, and Mrs. Guy Davis, OF Norfolk
Va. formerly Miss Fannie Mcclure
will be members OF the party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
POEMS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
OCCUPATION be- your hours
with aHars not fall
refesbmen Of inner life with bit Eliot
No. 1a4s.
Solitude.
Dy HENRY KInKn WHITE.

1t is not that my lot Is low,
That bids this silent tear to flow;
1t is not grief that bids me moan,
It ls that I am all alono.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

HOW TO CALL riMrs-nrsrArcH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
Danvlllc House Party.

Miss Anne Keith Royal left yester-
day for Danville. Va, where Miss
Grace Jones will give q house party
for the next two weeks. Other menu
bers OF the party will include Miss
Alice Hobson, of this city; Miss Susan
Young. OF Chatham, and Miss Loulie
Antrim. Of Charlottesville. Va. A troll
ley ride last night was arranged by
Miss Jones for the pleasure of her
guests. ...-5 ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
At Cambridge.

Smith are at Cambridge. Mass, having
undertaken q, special course OF work
at Harvard College, These young
ladies are both graduates OF Rich
mond College, where they took their
bachelor and master of arts degrees
Their friends here are greatly inter-
ested In the successful outcome Of their
work at Harvard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

Mrs. T. NJ Tignor will give lawn
party In the park. adjoining her home
Highland Park, on Monday. July 90
1907, from 6 to 10 P. NJ, for the beneh,
OF the Northside Baptist Church. The
cars Will leave Seventh and Broad
Streets every fifteen minutes. and the
public is Invited to come and spend
a pleasant evening and help a good
cause s. Gj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

She has always possessed In an emf
nent degree the qualities that render
Southern women charming socially. She
was a Jealous Daughter Of the Confed-
eracy when she had her home in Rich
mond. and was one OF the most ener-
getic workers in the first Confederate
baznars held In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

Mrs. Wcbb Very III.
Friends in Richmond of Mrs. Lewis
Webb will regret to hear of her crit
ical illness in the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Tyler. OF Admission,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

began One pub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
Praise for Exposition.

Robert F.. Franklin, of Chicago,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way home from the jamestown
Exposition. where he had been spend
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ONLY THE NATURAL EFFECT.
lIttIe Wonder Tha: Diner Was Some
What OF Mentally.

The vlld-eycd man looked hard
from his table at the woman across
the little room at the pink ink table
d'ho,e. Have you heard about these
dynamite explosions going or all over
the city, he asked her. 4 heard
the one Saturday night" she said. i
couldn't help hea-tnS Il" Well de-
cla-ed the bTiSht-eyei man, don't
give Il away, but An the cause Of
all th-e explosions For heavens
sake" whispered the woman 20 her
companion, "dM You hear that3 Does
he carry the bombs around with him.
yoa thIakr I want 70 50 hone," 4
know that man. remarked her com
pa-Ion quietly. No wonder he has
attacks OF brain storm 1ow and then
Hes been drinking this table d'hote
lak a1d eating these dinners .oT tTo
solid years.--N. y. Press
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rwA,n,s rs,rnos WERE MANY
Little Jean Thought He Had Almost
Reached the Limit.

We had recently arrived in Berlin.
and had begun housekeeping In fnr-
nIshed apartment. one morning at
breakfast a vas, card arriNed-an IN
vitation. To be precise. /, was com
u,and from the emperor OF Germany
10 come TO dinner. During severai
months | had encountered socially, on
the eontlneut, men bearing lofty IL
ties; and all this while Jean was be-
coming more and more impressed,
and awed. and subdued, by these i'm
pos!uE events, for she had not been
abroad before, and they we're new 10
her-wonders ort OF dreamlaud turn
ed into realities. The imperial card
was passed from hand 10 hand, around
the table, and examined with interest.
when II reached Jean she exhibited
excitement and emotion, but for r
time was quite speechless; then she
said: why. papa, Il IL keeps going
on like this, pretty soon there won't
be anybody for you 10 get acquainted
with but God" II was not eompli'
rnentary to think was not acquainted
In that quarter. hat she was young.
and the young jump 10 conclusions
without relect!oa.-Nogth American
Review
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14
DESERT LAND. FiRAL PROOF.
N|TICE ron TTDl

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
psrar-r-ea; Of the Interior
Cni.c1 SLAfo- LAad UfloC a Pueblo Colo
May 3, lrF-.
Sois7F j. hg--hv rivsn ia; Jessie u Glib
b-u-. 1.s.-aHr uf B1-s Legis, q Fowler. Colo.
h.s Q -aH u1f.sa % la'sario1 20 make uTnot ou
ht. is7.a-r lard r'ltfa No 90 for she : -
p. 7 p - W, hrfo-rC LsGd once.
a; T'1aa @. Colo. Ul WrdEasdAy, the lpth day
g tulv. fs-
he raasrs fss soll6Wing vifufssss 20 rrcEs
'ss cazFlrts IrTlEAItou aud reclamation % said
ln1ds
q \ Il-ufs. - FouIe- Colo: Ro.s Lewis OF
Foul~T colo ErnEv Na.slr Of OlEcy. Colo. ;
JChr ggEFs- u! DrIaA Colo.
-. ABBEY. Register.
Fi-st pzhsIrz'i-u Nay u. laHT.
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Rotics for Publication.
Drp,rrsnt Of the Interior.

Department OF the Interior,
lH~a CFa e. a. Pueblo, Colo, June ] l4.If
NIrtae 10 r=- nv Eivru that MARY hglttN'
o, FaTTr- colo. has tilsi notice 81 her lu'et-
TOR 10 % k HuaI c1mmgtNIinp proof IN sap
tsS-- ~ s-- -rsfru. VIZ: HDmssie-d Entry No
Is al. raR8s Fsh-uNry n. ifof. 'or TIE T. p ;.
WIN -<E section :. Towu-hlp 10
: Ran W. ard that said rtoot VII! ne
r.ai- f-tr-- G :. Land Ot,icg a. Pueblo. Colo.
on Jew tE--
- -n-rs fhs following with sses 20 Prove
her lnarrIuuHrs reid nee upon, Sad cllilNailpu
q. tn Ian =. VIZ
Gav /. HsrsHrsou Nnd Fred UendFrs q, oi
Fofd+r CsTn.J- ?. II pdsrs0n Cf ord
Cola. Ivaa Z. Heuic-~uu. - Flrdc-. colo
5 A ABBEY, BEstsieE.
FIrs; TzslIrzsl8z June
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Notice for Publication.
nrrArtment % ihe u.

psrArtEueut Of the Interior.
IAad Ottier al Puro o; COLO, 'uhS l. rlcye-
l,i'S n Gri ,ay. Cola. hN- tied a"tioe ol ~ ~.
,-Is-,fi.r I rr.aEs anal commuta'ion pfGot N
supr.5rt Of his claim, vi homs-teaa E"'I
S,'.sSr,s r,-,.is october .. 1913, for the ;.
L S.,-tf,l =. Tuwnship 10 ;. Range 81 W. VIC
/ : ,-'7f sil7 he made before U Land
oftis. Al Pueblo. Colo. on July l., iyoI.
~ go be- following sttn1essc- 20 prove
~ ~ ,-irr. r. rrsfdcacc up0u, and cultivation
"'j S...yara John willisms, Of Hester
Colo Wa. CoIblTi and c. : WILSON, OF otu'
way NN'' A.ABBEY. Register.
First pubTlsatl6a JuueT
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
ns1.Ftnsai q .. ln,s-i7r.

De- sTtue1t a fh- inte-t1r,
Iani OEse ~ Pueblo Cole. MAY q, 1911.
Note u ssrsby sirvn that Ercs =. Hcrrdou.
% OE4uuy, Colo Ia slsd no'ics Of hi. intcu-
tor 70 zlzss tEsl tve wear prnof in support Of
his can, VI Haussfsad EutFy No ielf
tuAt- Fs TuAEy -, iFl. Tor the Z. . : = :
So =: /. " : SEC =: y. ". = y " y
ses- -. Eguu.tip q =. EAusv = W AMI that
aid rfagf Ill b. made before L : Land Of
tes - FastI1, Colo OF July Il, 1907.
Ee Eazss IRE following witnesses 20 prove
-. onasEnuoaS rc-lde ooe upoa, AID cultivation
%. All lka4 r.H:
John C5ussn. Of oinev. Colo.
JHEes 3. @ursins- Henry HumIstUu and
Wills Deans Al Of lrlHAv. Colo.
; AhBEN. EegistcT.
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Aoncs eos PUBLICATION.
49,. n...I'msn, o; the Interior,

pensrtmsnt o. the Interior,
LAaa oi-ee ~ Pueblo, colo June i, 1907,
Scscs !. hsreey given that Jane. y Byrpu
81 kcosy tcid- colo. has Ned net:ee Of hi /. In .
tesuon % make taal fve year troof in .nppsr,
@; ii claim viz Homestead Entry No. -
r.sde July -. ist. fer IN. s L $500
tov n.hip !. :. fsree s. W and that said nroat
Nill be made before I. s. Land o,fies =. pnah.
10. co,o- on Juiy 5. iSp. aeo
He names sse following ~t,nes... To ,,oxo
u. eoniinuors rssS:enoc upon and euiiixstion
o; the land. viz.
DAvid shoernaks- of Fordsr. cola william
farre OF Rock. Ford colo. I'd W,II.m. =.
vreway colo Hes knyArt sf Rocky To,s
Hrsf publication Juue IL SeSia
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-14
Notice for Publication
pfiar;ur-,; - ~ r,,k-

peTsr;uen: ef tie Ia;t-ia.,
LIrs Ot-cs a. Pueblo. Colo.. Jza. l. 1877
Ssi1cS "a sefsby ttrea isst Jean NsBext .;
Aflsst1a- Coo -. Z ee .oilos % his intea-
Is cain va. Baasst.z1 Eatry No. iassx
= ete Aysll :. lR-, Tor iaf W. ,. y Z =: W ;.
; 4 :. seSt.Sl u. rosAis 10 kNnse s. "
A-d Ia. sxid prcoe I'll 10, EaAa. before Z
Lan1 Ofs1- ~ f1sa3s, Coo OF July -, lsa1
ds nHz1fs the fctldvirc witnesses 20 trot e
tior o;, toe lad VIZ:
syros punAarz. . L. Beer A.1 Abraham
elzs2s- 81 q ArIinStSs. So.SL C A. He.Isa- 81
50. ABBEY, Rssister.
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Notice fer Publication
pspsrteea, Of .se In,erso

p.r&rtEeat Of The Ini<rio..
As7d on'ce ~ f1enso. Colo. Srn< 4. 1907.
Sofsne ts hereby rfrca that David 4 sAoe-
zAker. ef kscky f.sd. Colo has aled aosss.
ef his inssnssen 70 rnake nnAi ave ysar rrx.cs N
s1pps11 Of Ale ciasU- viz HoUe>tssd Entfy
40. i2ses nsd> Apr1i ~. Isn2. fos sae Lofs
Ard q. = y " y &ccsloa !. sDwnAhip i,
k.nse g ". and fnAs M yw~ce w1li u rnsd )
JAY 3<. lDrs-
Ne aa.es sAe fs,Ieu1~e vstnes,. - rrvvs
~ ceotcneoaa rsua1ssne npna. ed cai.fvs-
49, q, ~ lAa4- wa - -
/. 0ay 60lNs.a- e Rssaus. o. n yin.
.a0es = 0s9wny. oelA WlShAm q. k0ns. aod
%eDD = nvro9.sf 1suky - QGae
~ p.ks~aau, - 3 = = ~ ! ss'sass. -
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
prn.r,r.,, !, ~,

Dspsr'nent Of the Interior.
Laed omee .; Pueblo. Colo. June i. ,oo,
Ssssoe nereoy xtven that wtlliau b. Pare.
o. ncoky Ford. Gale. ha. cied nsstce Of h,s y, :
teasso. e n,ae enai pscof in support ~ hss
s,s.n. nc.essrad Easry No i3ses msds
Acxn Is ~. ta< ehe g X. y section - sovs.
sn,H ~ 9nAeeE W. and thai paii psnn1
esle- Coeo-, - J1ls n ins;
be anDsp IL frllouisr ~i,pan,.. a
g s.s - ~ e r:sAasees 49,. asd sssuvsiiss
= vSsvse = eSssestss, q gsVass. cssa. ID
g oaoy ~. o. 0sy 1sa1essrns q ~.
-. -. 49, sA Z IVY. -.
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IrABTLTTES
STATE or COLORADO. g
COUNTY OF OIEEo,

STATE or COLORADO, S.
l, A. T. C1llison, President Of the
above named bank, do solemniy swear
that the above statement Is true to
the best Of my knowledge and belief.
4. T. COLLISION.
President
CoTrect-At.est: T. Ed Dowuey,
Allie NJ. Ward,
Z ". Downey.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 5lh day Of June, ls0I.
Walter :. Steeu.
Notary Public.
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Desert laz-. final Proof-Eoies for Put.
Hea:ion.
nsuzrtsu-ut 81 The rr.sri,r

nsczTtsn.rt % the Inisrisr
: Isrt oesE. Fusbl0- colo. Tuuei 1907
Sgill- IL hsfcsr slvsn that Mary c B'sksl.y
- Afl!rEtur. polo Ahs Glsd uetice q intsutlcn
% lnzss proc; o. her de- eri.iIEd cain No az,
t9r th- .ouih : 80 81. 7 lsS II 81 ". b.fa=e
; Land ofsoc ~ FnsblD. colo, on Wpdne,
etI. tie 2sts dav q July iP77
Sle nsf1eE tka fcIla-irs Nttus.eas 40 r-pr,
- esnp!e:e irrIsA;!5a AID reclamation o. s.Ii
ands
Alvin Houstea. orviIl, ssn,.rs Room Test
EEf Charles ssArp, all Of ATiiaFtnn. Colo,
r,,, 4. ABBEY, Res'stsr.
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Desert tsss, final sroot-.Otes 70, Pus.
Hcation.

Department o! the In'eri.r
Land ofsoe Al Pueblo. colo June i. 1877
Notiee 10 hefeey sirer ihAi Carrie B. Res, Of
a nastou. G. 10, sAs nisd uo'loe Of Intention To
IlAk. Trpoi on her dsssrt-lAn1 c lain No .iI Tor
% ,. sec =; T. j. 5 r. 5, W. b.for. U
ID day OF Jnly 1877 Wv
sic nAine. the follosins witnesses TO prove
,,oe complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
Altin J. Heusi1a orvtlle seniers, Ch.r,,.
ss.p .nd Abraham Cline: ali of Ariin.,t' n
oSls- ~
"A ABBEY Register.
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osssIt tans, EroI Proot-sotee for Pvb,
Heatior.
p.rsr;-rr, of N. Ia, ,,o,

DsTzrt-,srt Of tn. lat rior,
Z : l,nd Ot-oe- Puehlo, cala., Jaas / 1907
Notice i- hereby styrn thA; Bon Best o: Ar
make p-un' o. his Ge.s-tiA-d ris,n, n. .,r
ief tas = : -se 2, I is :, h. - W before
U Land onls. ~ Pu-blo, colo. on Tuesday.
-. I'D esy o; JI 1877.
de names ih- foilywirs witnesses TO rrpv,
re O = aleie irrigation Ana Tsela IA ion OF sad
lGu1s
sa,-p And Abraham Cline. ali .. Aritnstsn
Caln. sA AHREy R..,.f-s
FIr.; pah,ic.;.oz Jrnell
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j E. Jeffery. NJ. D.
Residence Phone. Ordway II
Office Edgar's Drug Store
orsesr lAs0. f,xAl PROOF.

NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
p.p,rtment of the Interior,
r,,'trd states Land onioe,
Pueblo. Colo. Jun. ], " F"
vo.,.. 8. hereby given that Ivan HendeI son ,i
Se Se'Ns 80 has flcd notice OF intention
OF f"tHeI. - =, Gesert.land claim No .
20 n,shI ~. - aud 1: : y n. W, sec. g. !
~ ,s q "a " before L, $ Land ONE A. ~
.hio' { To-. OF Thursday, the 18Th day OF '"'''
50. ,.,,,s, the following witnesses 70 prov
~ s,'s,,,,i.ts Irrigation aud reclamation OF sA'u
land: -, S...,,,.le, and Mary
p.S,tI- IN FgfdeT, Colo; J. c. Collins o'
hsn9I''A' WV 5. A. ABBEY, Register
First publication June :.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
MiIIvilIe.

MELVILLE, June 3.-Millv.lle' s
primary celebrated their annual day
last Saturday, having a program rem.
dered from 10 O'Clock until IL O'Clock
and dance In the afternoon for the
children. There was o large attend.
ance at both the forenoon and after.
noon entertainments.
Mrs. George G. Chandler presented
her husband with q fine daughter.
Mother and children now doing very
nicely.
Adam Petersen, formerly of Park
City, has purchased piece Of land
from Geo. o. Pitkin and intends to
make his future home In Melville.
The whooping cough and mumps
are still raging.
Elmer Humphrey has just returned
from a mission in the southern states.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the
County Clerk will receive at his Office
on or before the lst day OF July, 1907,
bids for election supplies, books,
blanks, etc. Also for the publishing
OF county reports, notices and adver.
0isements for the ensuing year. All
bids for the publishing OF report, etc.,
must be accompanied by sworn state
ment OF the circulation OF said papers
in Cache county
For further information, consult the
Undersigned
The Board of County Comm issioners
reserve The liglIt 10 reject any and all
bids j \. LARSEN CLERK
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08

Wednesday evening, June 9Th.
AN illustrated lecture was given
by Mr.. Peet. with whose name as
a defender of Utah and her peo-
pie. we are all so familiar. The
purpose of Mr.. Peet seems to be
to warn the people of the vile
purposes of the Rev, Mr.. Nutting
and his associates. who make an
n,tal trips through Utah, for the
manifest purpose Of gathering
material which they can twist
into SANDER. with which they
seek to cover from the eyes of
the world the brightness of our
fair state. Mr.. Peet read from
different Presbyterian publica-
tions some of the gross misrep-
reservations that are being sown
broadcast over the country to.
poison the minds of the people
against the Latter-day Saints.
and extort many from those thus
deceived. that they may spread
Presbyterian doctrines and keep
our reverend friends in travelling
fees, etc. Mr.. Peet also showed
pictures which Rev. Nutting uses
to illustrate his TRADES against
the Mormons. Mr.. Peet then
showed pictures calculated to stir
up our minds with remembrance
of and reverence for the old pio-
neers. who toiled and suffered
that we might enjoy the blessings
which are our in such rich album
dance. He closed his lecture
with an appeal to our young peo-
pie to emulate the example of
their parents. and not to let vice
of any kind creep in to east a
stain on their fair name or give
the enemy a just occasion against
us.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
Want Column

For Saie-SO acres OF good land In
Benson ward, with 20 acres of good hay
land IN Logan west field. The 100
acres go, 5 to the first buyer for $1,000
"a snap. Inquire OF David Reese. VIC
For Sae,-l60 acres OF land, east OF
Blue Creek spring. So an acre. Hans
b, Olson. Melville.
For Sale-A good work horse for
sale cheap. Apply to 50 West First
North. VIC
FOR SALE Household furniture
for two rooms, and one milch COW.
592 East Canyon road. VIC
ICE for Sale Eggs ana Poultry
wanted by Isaac Smith VIC
TYPEWRITING- i Bell phone 24ik.
For Rent-Eight-roomed house with
lot and barn; will rent all the rooms
o, part OF them. Apply TO POI South
First East; Bell phone 322y, VIC
For Sale ucerne and timothy hay
and straw. G. Balling, 3l6, So. Main;
Indepent phone 342, Bell l69x. VIC
DON'T YOU DO IT,-Buy land OF
city property unit! you see the bar
gains | have to dispose of. James
Milligan, Smithfeld, Utah.
First class sand delivered to any
part Of town. W. T. Brown, Ind.
Phone 22i. VIZ
HI. Hansen, Westdeld, city scaven.
ger and backyard work Bell 'nhone
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

The annual stockholders meet,
ing of the RIGHT Cache Mining Co
will be held on June 18th, 1907,
at 10 a. m. at the office of Kimball
& Cranney, Logan, Utah, for the
purpose of electing board of
directors, hearing the secretary
report and to transact such other
business as may come before the
EDWARD HANSEN, See.
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Presbyterians Polygamists
Smihhe|d Correspondent Credits Y. S. Poet With Making
That Assertion. Other Items Of Interest

SMrTTFIELD, June 5.--Last
evering Mr.. V. s. Peet gave his
+ ii Illustrated lecture in the
Tabernacle at this place-the lee.
tine shat strikes terror to Utah
defamers aud sends the cold
chills through hypocritical "di.
vines and ministers, who OBJ.
tain their livelihood by the false.
hoods and Misrepresentation oi
their colleagues in the Eastern
states. Tn a mastery manner he
showed how the would-be-fo follow
ers' of the meek and lowly Jesus
secure means to support their
schools and missions here, by
ridiculing the poorest and
humblest Of our rural folk and
maligning the best Of our edu-
Gated men and women. In the
course of his lecture he told how
our excellent public schools are
maliciously misrepresented in the
East by men who know better,
and how ministers of the Pres
byterian church especially, make
it appear that the only schools
here worth attending are their
Mission schools.
Mr.. Peet stated that polygamy
was. greatly decreasing and
would be thing of the past in
the Mormon church. while it is
rapidly increasing in the Pres
byterian church in countries
where it is an established prac-
tice. Many of the leading men
of that church not only sanction
this practice where polygamist
converts have been made, but
they defend it and say that, for
a man, who has many wives
when he accepts Christianity, it
would not only be wrong for him
to leave his plural wives but it
would be very unchristianlike for
him to discontinue his former re-
]ations.
The lecture was much appreci-
ated and our town folk will be
pleased to welcome Mr.. Pect
again.
George Douglass favored those
present with "My Old Kentucky
Home. " The song was beauti-
fully Illustrated throughout with
appropriate Southern scenes. At
the close of the lecture. Mr. Ham
mer rendered very artistically,
1.-The Holy City"
Mr. Bjarnason expressed the
sentiment of the people with "a
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Benson.

KING AND BENSON, June "a
very interesting program was given
BY the Riverside school pupils last
Wednesday evening. The parents
were out In full force, showing their
appreciation OF the work done by Miss
Bird A hearty vote OF thanks was
rendered Miss Bird aud she has now
left for her home In pocatello
Another valuable mare died here a
few days ago, Belonging to A. J.
Reese Many thousands Of dollars
worth OF mares and colts has been lost
here this year, caused by some kind Of
disease
Some farmers have already COM
menced moving their lucerne. June
grass is taking full possession OF many
acres.
Young boys are again haviog the
knee drill 10 the beet fields.
The young fruit trees are looking
hne 10 the Cache Valley orchard.
Moses Jorgensen is manager of this
plantation, living In q new house on
the banks Of the beautiful Bear river.
Nose Is very happy in his old aye, to
think that ne has his dear little wife
away from the attractions of the city.
We are pleased to know that
Josephine Frost and Henry Ballard,
who were taken suddenly sick over
week ago, are now much better