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ATTEND TIE
 JARRETT FUN ERA l.
Former riac 8Iun Man ftho t5ied Il Shreveport lhnr>duj, Paid Il Elgh Tribute D, TcXarhana and Sh:r'e. port Papers Was Neli hno"n Here.


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 Mf. (. Jaeret5 foaae-is # @ed 4noWn aad very aoeui@ railroad mW residias here. =aat# for fse past sae years l citizen oJ ahra. port. lied fcatef1a, HaFaH= aseIosa aa hi5 nome IT latter ett e#taa# ts-.as ilIuess
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 Mn tesefn t5r ra5if1@ r>.ee hr became yl1e p.ss.oeHl of lae lm= rett Construction company ia which Mayor HeGsten g interested
 Several weeks aso Mr Jarrett ~9s stricken with sWtnIp feVes In spite o. the effofrs ot ahg sic;aas he grew worse and passed away yesterday narnina He WIS prominently con Hectea with the Naaal.s. bejne | Knsh Templar- rhis order wtli aaye eaarge of his luue.a yhis a.tr2= noon His Wite aaa oaa child sus yjva him"
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Grandmother Wants
 To Be Guardian
!, fHo iittip Girls and t,k> Iadt
 Ioti4er 0l Children ite Rcmotcd as
 the Guardian Say Mother k EX- tfat agant and Reckless With Hones.

fitroush her attorneys. Wdlreu. .IumIter ;aId Smith. of Camden Mrs :,allie Corcen of Camden filed q De- litjoa in the Jefferson county couri iu5 for the remoya! of Mrs. Min Aic kouns as guar1iail oT hel tao nltlreu Pearl aud ldf1e Belle Per sons. Nfs. Kouns Was named I, euasd'an some week a&o in ;5e oatlz E asE#t a#se fhe petitioH will 3e 6o.ed hrge by County Iudse f;ouId on November i, i having been poat ; a As 4=Eeo0o4t os tHp &ft@G4ey5@ L. a4a f4eas5 ra@a.ass Mrs KoQ1s.
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N tar Elk N Naday, No{emAqt t, faa talented ae:ecss. Miss Ethel fHtt9r. with Nr 4arr~s Goaisen atas 5 c9aaHg camga5 aade1 the direc aoa a The ooraea Noat eo.. 9iil be seea=a= =nsaa3 Gsiaseaa successful soeie- drama ia Hollr 1in-4ea (taa H,aaal Rass.ao4 when ru for oyes e4a= =h4alraa au3 4aF aigajs u Wal lacks fhetar < York. 4ae sters is oA tae s.r9a. -mational sae. l. $ such nIae4 a4 .ta Belle kasae,s The Heart . ylaad,' and "pv Barry tha. ha1e placed telasco in the fe4totasg rank as ! playwright II MS hy ggectai agraagement with Frank l. Goodv 'he New York mana@er. tina, road rights b this successful Ge)aa , play were secur- ed ]! the Dornlr uuna Co. on the guarantee that the company, eusem- bic and sJag9 ,ngs perfect and
 pliz oqual to th igiGal production. It is obvious thc It Ia Belle Rus SC shonld p~ol sonnIno dramatic treat
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THE. E. LURE. E OR
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Coue2urfan W.ti, God.

&9shins viii ssrengtt,e yoa for f!t.# duties uf lii. aud prevent the i"y" nf lie world fro8 ~tnaiiug into yoa9 heart like Aail. eelutnlaiot nith Go,i
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x ed oi Great Purpose.

i,rre should r. | great itl.f3,u~e a thp heart To make a Sflrres> nj any thiea Maa4 man Who has been Fl oatiiaa"N ls53ivi1ual la~ hteetae ~erti rftaaes tieo .eA fbc a3akeui4.: 0 4ise of ti>etl 7,il .s.se fir hisher ;,Ht; i4l=z5 -hia2~ .fh" ,l.-1 of the slnaH 'eta&- ha4 passed -Aa4. and today t i. fs# s,t.s0 5sse aud @re9t things 1h8I ,ea.ai 'f.4s s:;tsatjaa ss oa eoultl. ..s. "f ,&a world ,.epet.l.. upon il -a.,.f .ss! l.l.se= a,a ] in |; S}fya.r tafi,. 4.z.t Cff9i~i. itati~t!H2
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Digf6f.t af 'l at1.

Natl,.ra =~.ienf.l.@ invention aa} aol c@-eaeni s. lesal so illo ,aias ..Te7# t.e1th of ii.e di@ai.. as.a worth oG 'sl.'5 5i.d are t.ro1elrs, 4iti ,he @f-s.s5 JN4a.sI! a. trazaeraood The u4fta fhf. taN#e# ,...s.zsd at@t}t |. al a0.y from ros.2.vs l4> uueA2e.1r.l '
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How Godliness Pays.

GodliuesS is nol aoinelhlnE which begins and terminates upon ourselves II k true Shat | begins iu ollH :a;sstl tAtion With aud upon God. btt Il reaches out and iouciles aud heips and influences thr lives of MeH ot pFeft cirt,lu,st ta .'e and rendition arountl a3 Does il r2YH l. certainly r"ud0re+ to iodiis health While f. is true iAAt 1t does tlnt insure it. nt'f"ct Ae'!, '.. a' man who has lived t eonsl>teaj .saa life has a Srcate: rNpeett.ic3 tiia= Fir nlan who has t!a, H. lives " e.a3i. wholcSou4e life. te,y f I'll eNpo~iis's 't taiut aad anto0eApd hy the th.e&~ break men down He has I c' science There K >oaaethin"
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A Reliable
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IS quicNIl ahSofleL.

M AA@ . ttF AS-..
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Doubt.

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a 2 tisj1as toav1@ @tion q lifs.
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-01

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CI;ist the Vine

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-04
!. S. Smith, DDS. W. n. Petty. DDS.
Drs. SMITH & PETTY
DENTISTS.

offices as follows
LOGHN-2 doors North Of the
Eagle Hotel. Open every day ex-
cept Sundays from a. m. to 9 p. m,
HYRUM-Over the new Drug
Store. Open Monday and Tuesday
OF each week.
SMITHPIELD-Over Miles
store, Open Wednesday and Thurs
ny OF each week.
RICEMOND--In new Bank
building. Open Fr,aay and Satur.
day of each wee.. io
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Thomas Smart was a passenger II
Salt Lake City Monday.
We cell tho Earth ana Loan money
On u. Fl. A. Petersen q Co.
J. T. Caine Ill. went to Farming.
ton, Davis county, Monday, to attend
the Farmers Institute.
The Williamson Livery and Trans
fer will run for the Eagle hotel after
January list, 1908. Hack meets all
trains.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Ii Blair and left nine-pound baby
girl att O'Clock Friday night. All
doing we'll.
We charge cost and 10 per cent for
Pianos and Organs during our sale.
Jos. Wilson & Sons Co.
Lars Hansen. shipped thirteen cars
OF beef cattle TO Los Angeles last Mon.
day. They were fed at the Lewiston
sugar factory.
On Monday DR.. W. b. Parkinson Jr +,
OF Lewiston, was in the city. He says
that the cases OF measles are decreas.
ing In number.
Joseph Pond, Of Gentle Valley, Is
going into the cattle business exten.
sively this winter. He is feeding over
], 900 head of cattle.
The officers OF the Relief Society of
the Cache stake will hold their reeu-
lar meeting next Saturday at 10 a. m.
at the usual place.
We guarantee to save you from
$4,000 to $3.50 90 II you buy from us.
JOS. Wilson & Sons Co.
Ellis Lloyd, son of Thomas LLOYD of
this city, left for Idaho Monday in the
interest OF the Cache Knitting works.
This is the young mans first trip.
Now that the inside improvements
In the Howell. Carbon establishment
are completed, the store mas taken on
much more satisfactory appearance.
jacobson & Sou, OF the Third ward,
are doing some fine work In Thatcher
Bros. bank, by way Of changing Ell.
frances in the interior of the build
ing.
ESTEY Pianos, $500 down and $40
per month. Jos. Wilson & Sons Co.
liz N. Main Logan.
Attorney Frank X. Nebeker went
to Brigham Monday to appear In the
case Of the state OF Idaho VS.. b. @.
Carroll, who is charged with assault
with deadly weapon.
Edgar B. Thatcher, OF Logan, Is at
home from the Swiss and German mis-.
sion. He was set apart June 13, 1905,
and during the last eight months of
his mission presided over the Berne
conference.
The Greatest Sale of the sea.
son on all nigh Grade Shoes for
Men, Women and Children. Shoes
Up-to.date Ia Style, no old stock.
Dunbar Robinson & Co.
Picture cards recently received from
Portland show George Cole, manager
of the U. o. M. & b Co.. and Walter
Monson OF Preston, riding water
wagon. The above are there on bust.
ness trip. AS to the water wagon the
Logan public will have to be shown.
The Deseret News says:-"A. Liar
rell is preparing to bring out the
Agricultural college stringed quar-
tette In the First Congregational
on the evening OF March %
next. Mr.. Farrell will sing next Sun.
day night In the Nineteenth ward
Westinghouse, Petrie's Roll on Thou
Deep Blue Ocean, and Parker's 'Jeru.
SALEM"
Why not buy that Piano or Organ
now and save monev and get two years
to pay for it in. liz N. Main, in Lo-
gan Furniture store.
Prof w. c. Give, the violinist, who
was instructor at the b Y. c. this
year, has secured the contract for
music at Wandamere for the coming
season, and will have there an orches-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-04

were over from wellsville Monday.
Indian gloves at Morrelrs. New
shipment just In. You'll have to
hurry.
Apostle o. +. whitney attended the
quarterly conference held at Preston
last Sunday.
| j. L. Christensen, OF the Howell
Carbon store, went to Ogden yesterday
to make purchases for the firm.
John Nebsker has gone over to
Laketown to wrestle with the Bear
Lake monster for month or so.
Grand Masquerade Ball In Prov.
idence pavilion Friday. March 6.
WV. Mclaughlin, OF the A. c.,
was one Of the instructors at the
Smithdeld institute yesterday.
Fifty pair Of Fine Patent Leather
Shoes worth $3.50 to be sold for ESQ.
Alexander Smith, "a West 1st North.
Miss Lillian Cash was passenger to
Salt Lake yesterday, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. G. II. hampton,
James Frew and daughter Mabel
came from franklin yesterday, due to
another daughter being Ill at the New
Jersey Academy.
All Swell Dress Shoes 90 In the
sale at Dunbar Robinson & Co.'S.
Nothing Reserved.
The old folks OF the Second ward
viii meet In annual reunion next Fri.
day, and great time is being pre-.
pared for them.
Pres. j. A. Widtsoc went TO Smith.
field Monday morning to be at the
opening OF the Farmers school, which
will be held there for one week.
We carry the best and largest line
OF Footwear in Cache Valley Our
prices will appear to everybody.
| CAMPBELL'S store.
Anthone Jensen. who returned from
a Scandinavian mission about two
years ago, has received another call
and ho ~ pocte ~ laova fnr E,.o,~ a..
the near future.
WANTED at once 100 young men
of clean habits to qualify for railway
Mail Clerks Good wages to start.
See Mr.. Mecham at Eagle hotel Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday, March !,
8 and o
Sven c. Nielsen, not August Sven
son, was the man struck by tinker"
Thompson at Richmond recently.
The change of name doesn't alter the
fact that the law has not been vindi-
Gated In this instance.
Estey and Kimball organs at your
own price. Terms $1,000 down. SIS 90
per month. l12 N. Main Logan.
A. A. Cooper, Of McCammon, was in
the city Monday on his return from
Utah county. where he purchased
tnirtv-acre fruit orchard from Mrs.
r. W. Daw for $4,000. The property
Is located about five miles from Provo.
Our modish line OF suits and dresses
for spring have arrived. CAMPBELL and
Sons Company.
The funeral service over the remains
OF Mrs. Annie ID. Stowell was held In
the Sixth ward Monday afternoon.
The speakers we're A. j. Bell, John
Bench. J. u. Stewart and George Dun.
bar. The ward choir sang very beauti.
fully. There was goodly number In
attendance.
Piano and Organ sale closes at 8 D.
m. Saturday March 81. Jos. Wilson
& Sons Co.
The local branch of the Utah Den
tai Co. has been transferred to Dr. S.
f. Green, dentist employed there
since its opening couple OF years ago
DR.. Iimmerman's interests are be-
coming so diversified and extensive
that he can no longer look after his
far away branch establishments, hence
the sale here,
Shoes and Oxfords that give style
and comfort at reasonable prices.
CAMPBELL'S store.
A Washington party given by NJ isses
Florence and Anna Grant, Mrs. Ida
Smnnf nnsan harrp Mics A ppa Do L..
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'Watolr(Wrongs
ft,.Is " w.. "a -
Righted.

III your watch has gone wrong,
lost It's accuracy or suffered even
more serious iDjury-we'll make
II right once more II II lies with
In a watchmaker's skill to do so.
The same with clocks.
or course there are some
Watches or Clocks injured be-
yond repair, and in that case
1t Is well you should know we
carry a good line of watches and
clocks to select from.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-04

kennedy LAXATIVE Keney and Ia.
curss ell Coughs. and sxpoIs Colds ffsM
ne systsm bv getty p'ovtau sSe bowels
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-25

oaa tOAb ch thO ooutoy
for Trout, where she had a call.
The Sentinel has received a
complimentary ticket to the
Lincoln, Parish Fair, which takes
place September 22, %, "a and
25. 1908.
Mr.. W. II. Baker, the hustling
contractor who has force of men
at work at Tioga. came up last
Saturday to spend Sunday with
his family.
Mr.. II. N. Tannehill, one of
Winn6eld's young men who is
now located at Trout, La, spent
first of this week with his father,
Hon. X. L. Tannehill.
We have received a number of
postals from Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Harrell from points in Virginia
and Maryland. They expect to
be home by October lst.
Mr.. o. E. Hodge of the Huie-
Hodge Lumber Company of
Hodge, La, was among the
business visitors to Winfield
first of the week.
Profit cast to the four winds In
the dissolution sale of O'Quin
& Gibson. SIS
Contractor r. f. Brewer will
soon finish the splendid new res
idence he has been building for
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hall. corner
Center and Pineville streets.
DR.. l. E. Siess. together with
some parties from Alexandria and
Mr.. j. Goldman of Chicago left.
Tuesday for u few days fishing
on Trout Creek ut Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. A. K. Zuber, u contractor
and builder for a long time at
Shreveport, passed through here
J Monday morning on his way to
Selma, where he goes to look
after some work.
Miss Bette Huey. who spent
most of her vacation at her home
in Ruston, returned to Winfield
last Sunday and has resumed her
duties in the High school as one
of the teachers.
! The store of O'Quin & Gibson
will he closed October 9Th to
mark the prices for the dissolu-
tion sale. s25
| A letter has been received from
Major Will H. Tunnard, after
his arrival at Shreveport, and he
says the trip fatigued him very
much. We hope that he may
soon regain his usual health.
Hon. w. M. Wallace, President
of the State Boar.i of Equaliza-
tioL, reached home last Friday,
from Baton Rouge, the board
having adjourned last Thursday.
4 The City Theatorium gave the
following prizes on Saturday
night: One onyx clock, won by
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-25

Henry Machen of Atlanta, La,
paid his brothers visit Friday.
Mr.. j. A. Brown of Chatham
spent Saturday night in our town.
Mr.. j. C.. Peddy of Winfield
was a most interested visitor to
our city Sunday.-Gibsland News,
September Is.
Messrs. CALVIN Carter, w. r.
Nixon. B. w. McNaughton, S.
G.. Milan and j. E. Carter of
ward eight were visitors Monday.
The stock of O'Quin & Gibson
will dissolve under the dissolu-
ton prices like snow under the
summer sun. This sale includes
everything in the store. s25
We regret to announce the ILL
ness of Mrs. w. &. Robinson, who
Is now in the Ruston Sanitarium.
We. with her host of friends,
especially her class in the High
School. wish her speedy recovery
and return.
Mr.. d. w. ShOlars of Goldon-
ma was among the visitors to
Winfield Monday aud gave this
office q call. He instructed US to
send his paper to Uvalde, Texas,
as he is going to try that State q
while.
Mrs. p. Quitman of Chicago,
who has been visiting her niece,
Mrs. (Dr.) Siess, left Sunday to
visit relatives in Alexandra and
from there to visit her daughter
| in Houston, Texas.
DIR. +. H. Rohmer. who was
for some time located at Whit
ford, this parish, passed through
Winfield Monday, enroute to
New Orleans where he will
remain for some time with head
quarters at Denechaud Hotel.
Business will be looking up
next week, Messrs. O'Quin &
Gibson, The Famous and w. o.
Williams are all going to have
sales. O'Quin & Gibson, dis
solution sale; The Famous, an
opening sale, and w. o. Will
liams, y clearance sale.
Mr.. B. w. Bailey. mine host
of the Comrade Hotel, COM
menced Monday making prepara-
tions to move the old wooden
building between the Comrsde
Hotel aud the WINFIELD Mer-
cantile Compsny's store where he
will erect two brick stores.
Misses Zelma Long and Alma
Wright, two of Winn6eId's bright
girls and special favorites. left
last Tuesday via Ruston, where
q special car chartered by Judson
College carried them through to
Marion. Ala, where the noted
Baptist school for girls is located.
| Mr.. P. K. Abel. our efficient
clerk of the court, carried his
i cos< >s,;uoblo wife Tn the Dale
The southern sentinel., 1908-09-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Store will be closed October
8th. O'QUIN & GIBSON.

w. n. Adams OF wheeling was
q visitor to Winfield Tuesday.
Miss Ida Corley returned Sun
day from a visit to Dry Prong.
Dissolution sale of O'Qmn &
Gibson will begin October 9Th.
Mayor Pace made flying visit
to Minden Tuesday.
Mr.. 3. M. Pate of Excelsior
was in the city Wednesday.
Messrs. E. A. Golson and A.
L. Martin of ward ten were in
the city Monday.
MIR. A. d. Phillips of Sibley.
La, visited relatives in Winfield
Saturday and Sunday.
Remember October 9Th, the
great dissolution sale of O'Quin
& Gibson. SIS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hale of
ward six were pleasant callers at
the Sentinel Office Tuesday.
Mr.. j. G. Brewton of Mill was
. pleasant caller at The Sentinel
Office Monday.
Mrs. Evans Dazey, of Fort
Worth. Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
DR.. A. M. Peters, for q week.
Mr.. S. r. Newsom of ward
three favored The Sentinel with
call while in the city Saturday.
Have you heard of the big lis
solution sale of O'Quin &
Gibson? 9-25
Mr.. w. L. Costley, the veteran
cigar man, was here Wednesday
Intervening the trade.
We note the arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Jackson from Thomas
vile, Alabama, who have located
near town.
Misses Ollie Grambling and
Livie and Alleen Mashaw, after
visiting relatives and friends here,
returned to Ruston Wednesday.
Little Miss Matsie Gibson has
issued invitations to her friends
to celebrate her sixth birthday
on Monday, September 28th.
O'Quin & Gibson are going to
convert their stock of goods into
cash. The sale begins October 3.
Miss Eve Corbitt is to leave
Saturday for Louisville, KY, to
resume her studies in the mis-
sionary training school.
Miss Annie Lee Nixon returned
to Winfield last week and Is
again filling q position in the
high school.
Mrs. w. B. Hall and little Anna
Freda went to Ruston last Satur-
day to visit her father, Hon. +.
w. Price.
Mr.. j. A. Hawley went to
Ruston Wednesday to attend the
Lincoln Parish FAIR. He has
entered some fine chickens in the
poultry department.
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