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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

zyczymy Je] prZeto szyok1eso
odrodzenia! -
O o
w starym kraju, pomimo
|licznych sprawozdah wys1ah-
COW do naszej czwartej dziel-
nicy, kt6reto sprawozdanla
pc wiekszej czesci by1y do
syc wyczerpujacemi, zawsze
jeszcze maja> o mas i O Ame-
ryce wog6le bardzo dixie
pojecie. Dziwnem sic to wy
dale lecz ME przestaje bye
faktem, re cd czasu do czasu
~obiawiaja sic takie dziwolaagi
o Ameryce i o Polakach tn
zamieszka}ych W pismach
Sta rokrajskich, il cz}owieko-
wi ME chce sic wierzyc, re
zyjemy W dwudziestem STU
leciu cry chrzescia6skiej. Me
do pojecia p~rzedewszystkiem
lest ia okolicznosc, re tym
INSTRUMENTATION Mkt W
kraju ME zadaje k}amu. Mi
mowoli sadzic nam wypada,
re take falsze g}osi sic roz-
myslnie, ably opinie publicz-
ma do mas uprzedzic..
Otto kilka kwiatk6w 0 A.
MERGE i o Polakach amery-
ka6skich: wv Ameryce W
kilku miastach istnieja liczne
towarzystwa starych panien,
kt6re W tym roku, jake W
roku przestepnym. u%chwali}y
in corpore maszerowac cd
czasu do czasu ulicami 3D.
noSnych miast z amerykah-
ska bronia - z miot1ami -
W reku, co ma niby ozna-
czac, re W tym roku. przemo-'
co. jezeli inaczej sic ME
uda, - dostac sic pod cze-
pek"... Innym razem: Nv
Ameryce taxi jest brak die
wczat ma wydaniu, re skoro
sic jake dziewcze, nowoprzy-
by}e z kraju, ma ulicy mia
sta, czy tel W okolicy ko-
pal6, a nawet ma farmach
zjawi, to sobie je. zamozni
jankiesi poprostu 2 rak wy
dzieraja; ME podobna jest W
Ameryce dosta6 dziewczat do
uslugi d%omowej." (D. Emo
WI: w Nowym Yorku bu-
|duja katedre, kt6ra ma bye
najwspanialsza swiatynia ma
swiecie, "a bagatele, BIO ma
kosztowac tylko- so Milo
now dolar6w!":
o Polakach Ameryka6-
skich: Ma farmach we Wis
consinie maja nasi ludzie.
gminy polskie, gminne szko-
~ i urzedy, czytelnie polskie
publiczne i ksiegarnie do
skonale prosperujace, DO
Ech}op polski zaczytuje sic
|;~Sienkiewiczem!".. ,,Maja tam
take kluby, odczyty, poga-
wedyyi zabawy, ma kt6rych
wysteRuja = ,,dekoltoWa-
ne'' hrmerki!",...
vPolacy <amerykahscy ma,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

merry pracuja jak mr6wki W
polu cd switu do nocy, jedni
ora, drudzy sieja kukury-
DE - pieknie sic zieleni ma
polu, zeby i'm tylko ME chcia}
mr6z roboty przyczynic.
U mas JUL sic wiosna ma
dobre rozwine}a, drzcwa sic
zielenia jak W maui wy
tam ma zachodzie widziec
bedziecie dopiero W maju to
co my tn juz many cd pre-
sz}o dw6ch tygodni. - Me
tylko zeby mezczyzni pra'
cowali ale i nasze gosposie
! pracuja por6wno z mezamy.
| Ogrody sic i'm pieknie ziele-
mia cd warzywa, kartofle JUL
powschodzi}y, kapusty JUL
ma zagonach rozsadzone cd
dw6ch tygodni i wszelkie ja~
rzyny MONA JUL nawet uzy-
wac do obiad6w, jak ma przy-
k}ad redyski i rozmaite 'nne
| ~przysmaczki, vice sic nasze
gosposie ciesza, bardzo, re
NIGGA smaczny obiad me-
zom przyrzadzic. - Ia laki
| tydzieh to JUL niekt6rzy sic
szykuja nawet bawe1na Ia
siewac, ale ia mysle, re to
jeszcze zawczesnie, to szko-
da piracy i zasiewu; ale sic
ME trap1ny, DO mifosierdzie
Pana Boga jest mad mani, jak
.m6wi przys}owie: pracuj a
Pan Bog ci dopomoze, tax
tez i nasi farmerzy lax wi
da6 czynia, re pracuja ME
tylko W polu ale i ma chwa-
}e Panu Bogu: W zaprzesz}a
niedzieIe by}o: parafialne po-
siedzenie, gdzie by}y narady
o budowie nowego koscio}a
u mas, kt6ry mia}. bye bu-
dowany jeszcze zesz}ego lata,
ale ze traffic nieszczescie ma
nasza parafia, re nam S. p.
ks. A. Kuprajtys zachorowat
i leza1 pare miesiecy z}ozony
niemoca i potem Pan Bog
go powo1a} do siebie, vice
wszystko zosta}o W strzyman7
W biegu, ale jak to m6wia
starry: Pan Bog zasmuci, Pan
Bog pocieszy tax tel i z ma
mi.
Bylismy smutni pc stracie
pastoral i to dobrego, kt6ry
pracowa{ niezmordowanie tax
we winnicy Pa1skicj jak /
ma. niwie narodowej, - vice
znowu mas Pan Bog pocie-
szy1 ma .nowo, DO nam mai
prev. ks. biskup przysial
nowego pasterza Wlel. ks. J..
szyma6skiego, kt6ry sic
wzia1 gorliwie do piracy ko-
10 dusz naszych i ko1o no.
wego kosciola, vice "a Boza
pomoca i jego kosci61 stanie
pewno W tym roku, DO pra.
cuje 2 Gala energia, niezal1-
je trudu ami kosztu, vice
MECH mu Pan Bog da zdro-
vie jak najlepsze do tel mo-
zolnoj piracy, oby mu~Pan
Bog iaknajlepiei blogos}awi1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

rodowego Polskiego, kt6ry
pozostaje W absolutnej zalez-
nosci cd ksiezy." Dalej: nPo-
lacy W Ameryce naleza je-.
:szcze do Towarzystwa Orla
Bialeg0, kt6re dazy do. O.
garniecia Polak6w W ca1ej
P61nocnej Ameryoe!".. I'VE
Wisconsinie pija Polacy piwo
:przewazniie:z nowoza1ozonego
browaru. - polskiego!"
Przypomina' nam to pole
Genie, kt6re dawa1 presto
duszny chlopek z okolicy
Wiela sasiadowemu synowi,
wybierajacemu sic do Anne
ryki: IA pozdr6wze tam mego
stryjecznego brata W Dakocie,
DO to Dakota to jeno O gra-
nice jest cd Nowego Yorku".
T: 2 mas kazdy widzi W ia
kich pisaninach tylko niedo-
rzecznosc, ale nasze presto
wanie :tych falsz6w ma mic
sic ME przyda, W kraju. za<
Mkt rozsadniejszy sic ME
odezwie, vice ciemnota 20
stanie, jak bywa}a. - Me
szczesliwi my. zesmy ojcow'
skie porzucic musieli progi
ale i mad bracmi naszymi "
kraju litoWac sic. muslmy, ze
oni tax ma1o wiedza O swie'
Gle! = Nieszczescie to nasze
re Ojczyzna: nasza W niewoli
DO W wolnym kraju u wolne'
go ludu niemozebnem by}oby
takie zacofanie. Ojczyzne
wolnos6. race nam .wr6ci{
O O o.. o
w swiecie naszego dzien'
nikarstwa czu6. juz wyborJ
prezydencyalne: gazetki r6z'
nych odcieni i wielkosci roz
mattel wy}aza z zakatk6w
jak grzyby pc deszczu. -.
o o o O
Nades1ano nam ,,Ksiegf
Roczna" jednej z mniejszyct
parafii W Chicago. Ma to byt
podrecznik ola parafii odnos'
mel, jak sic z~achowywae majs
W kosciele podczas nabo'
ze6stw; - kiedy nabozehstw<
zwyczajne sic o%dprawiaja;
czyjim obowiazkiem jest u
~trzymywac ksiedza, kosci6:
it'd. =. ftp. Ma kartce tytu'
@owej tel uksiegi" widnieje
podpis g}oskowy: ,P. Y. M
Publ. Co." z pewnego og}o'
szenia W owej ksiazeczce
wnioskowac wypada, re owe
gloski zastepuja naive: ,,Po-
fish Young Men Publishing
Company" - pc polsku -
,sp61ka W~ydawnicza Mo-
dziezy Polskiej." Me mamy
mic przeciw temu, re m}odziez
polska LACEY sic W take spoil
XII, ale ia m}odziez powinna
sic liczyc z opinia publiczna
Il ME puszcza6 W SWAT takich
%potwor6w tax co do tresci
|jak co do jezyka polskiego,
|jakim jest niezaprzeczenie
owa ,,ksiega". Czytamy tam
naprzyk1ad: III powodu r6z-
nvch zwyczai6w s}uzenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-19

praWo narouu uWaza on "a
tenn "a najwyzsze prawo. Sa-
molubstwo narodowe powia-
de, re " polityce ME wolno
njgdy /pracowac "a darmo,
lecz prey kazdej sposobnoSci
trzeba trzymac sic zasady
"daie, abys mi take dal".
Wyrazniej jeszcze wystepu-
lie spr :zecznosc miedzy ,,idea
polska" a samolubstwem ma
|rodowem W pojmowaniu do.
broczynnosci tolerancyi. Sa-
molubstwo narodowe uwaza
wszelkie ofiary sk}adane imie-
MEM i kosztem narodu "a
objaw s}abosci i nieudolno5ci.:
Jezeli Polska m6wifa: ktokol-
wick przyjdzie do mnie, be-
die r6wny i wolny, gdyz ia
jesteu1 wolnoSc, to samolub-
stwo narodowe bierze jej to.
"a zle j uwaza to "a b}ad ma
szych przodk6w, wynikajacy
IL lenistwa, biernosci i niedo-
}estwa politycznego.
My razem z nie6miertelry-
mi wieszczami naszymi ME
mozemy stanac pc stronie te-
go samolubstwa narodowego,
pcnizajacego cz}owieka do
zwierzecia drapie&nego. My
natchnieni nieztomna wiara,
lie zar6wno W losach ludzi,
i W losach narod6w z}o
samo nosi W sobie zarodek
swego zniszczonia i re spra-
wiedliwok6 W ko6cu must
zwyciezyc, my stajemy pc
stronie ,,idei polskiej". Zasa-
de, re celem zniszczenia ME-
przyjaciela, wolno chwytac
sie~i najgorszej broni, pozo-
~stawiamy pruskim p%olakozer-
com. Oni to kiuruja sic sd.
molubstwem i n~ienawiscia,
%zapominaja O wszelkich pra-
wach ludzkich i Boskich, ME
4wahaja sic pred najohyd-
niejszym :gwa}tem. Ale oni
~tryumfowac beaa tylko do
ezasu, przyjdzie krys1a ma
Matyska, DO z}e must sic ZEN,
,|5cic samo ma sobie.
my, Bracia kochani, kie-
rujmy sic vice zawsze w<ze.
!dzie sprawiedliwoscia i milo
.iscia b|izniego, a. lie ma tenn
nie wyjdziemy. Samolubstwa
pielegnowac ME potrzebuje-
my; ono, *jako chwast szko~
dliwy, az "a bujnie sic roz-
wija, zbyt czesto wystepuje
" naszem postepowaniu i pa
ralizuje najlepsze checi VIA
sne i cudze. Wyrugujmy
chwast samoiubstwa, zastap
my go wonnemi kwiatami po
swiecenia i mi1o5ci blizniegc.
milo6ci ojczyzny, a wtenczas
ME bedzie trzeba tax czesto
powtarzac naszych niespe}nia
nych obowiazk6w >narodo-
wych. Me z nienawisci do
wrog6w naszych 'spelnja;my
nasze obowiazki narolowe,
ale spe}niajmy 10 re szczere]
mi}o6ci ojczyzny naszei pol
Eskiej, a przekonamy sic, ze
miat Adam MCKEE
wicz, kiedy m6wi}: ,,ze praw.
Ida i mi}o6c NIGGA wywierac
te sama sife, jak gniew i ME-
nawisc'.
|
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
Pure FlaVoring Extracts

street, extending from the lot above
mentioned to the line of East South
street extended, and extending back
eastwardly an average depth Of abou
one hundred and twelve 112) feet to
tho line of The Standard Lime & Stone.
Company's property.
For further information concerning
these properties, see the following
deeds.
John Sullivan and wife to Michael
Goheen, April 18th, 1858, recorded in
Deed Book No. 55, page 1871.
Daniel f. Sullivan and wife to
Michael GOheen, January 18th, 1889.
recorded in Deed Book No. Sc, page %.
Same to same. January 10, 1899, re-
corded in Decd Book No. 81, page So
The Standard Lime and Stone Com
pany TO Michael Goheen, Administra-
tor, June 9th, 1908, recorded. in Deed
Book No. III, page 212.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
FIDUUIARY NOTICES

The following fiduelary accounts are before
the undersigned Commissioner of Accounts
Of the County Court OF Berkeley County, w.
va, for settlement:
Henry !. SeIbert, Guardian of Nettie Magalis,
Henry j. Seibert, Committee of Mamie b
Stuckey.
ceased.
John H. Riner, Administrator of Mary E.
Riner, deceased.
! II. Mcbride Administrator of J. R. Denney,
deceased.
Ficheberger, deceased.
" b. Lindsay, Administrator of Il. s. Eiehel-
berger, deceased.
said Court at my office in the Dorm Building,
in Martinsburg Berkeley County, W. Va, this
18TH day OF November, 1905
iO' IS. w Snyder, Jr, Co m. of Accounts.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11

The above property will be offered
in separate tracts, as above described,
also as a whole. Possession april l,
1909.
This is a desirable property fer in"
vestment, being very cocvcnI ently lo-
Gated to the STANDARD Lime and Stone
Company's quarries. and not far from
the business part of the town.
Any information Will he cheerfuliy
given 10y the Administrator, or by y.
Poole, attorney, at his Office in Mar
tinsburg, w. Va.
TERMS:
One-third Q-3) ofthe purchase money
cash, and the residue i'll twoequal pay
ments due in six (6) and twelve (12)
months respectively from day of sale,
the deferred payments to bear interest
| from day of sale, and be secured by
the notes of the purchaser, and a deed
of trust taken to secure the said an
paid purchase money.
&c. j. Selbert,
Administrator, C. t. a. of
Michael Goheen, deceased
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
PUBLIC SALE.
OF Valuable
Real Estate

by virtue Of the authority vested in
he undersig ned Administrator, c. t. a.
of Michael Goheen, deceased, he will
sell atIpublic auction 10 the highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court
House, in Martinsburg, Berkeley
County, West Virginia, Oh
SATURDAY, DECEMBER.l2, 1913,
commencing at $50 o'clock p. m.,
the following described real estate,
situated in the town OF M@l,.4syat4,
Berkeley County, West Virginia, and
winch is part of the real estate Of
which the late Michael Cohen died
seized and'posessed.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
Personal Property

Intending to discontinue far ming will sell
at pu Ollie sale at Ganotown on
Monday Dec. Is 1908
beginning at 10 o'cleck a. m. as follows:
6 Head Horses
10 Head Cattle
milch COWS, and will be fresh during Fet
rIsry
Farming Implements
Champion binder. draw cut Champion
mower. Oliver chilled plows, sprizg tooth
asrrows wood frame harrow ana one A har-
row, Owegs drill, Ideal corn planter,2 double
shovel plows single shovel plow. wind mill,
single. dousle and tremble trees sets breast
chstns forks, hoes, axes, mattocxs, one heavy
J-horse wagon 2-horse Miloeufn wagon, z
spring wagon, 2buggles,
harness
sets heavy harness, collars, brides, sets
buggy harness.
Is Tons Hay 500 Bundles Fodder
Household Goods
cook stove. safe. bureaus, bedsteads, set Of
shairs organ, 2 rocking chairs, sewing ma
chine, kitchen table, lot OF Jars ana CROOKS
large iron kettle, copper kettle, platform
scales cross cut saw, axe and many other ar
ticles.
A credit OF 9 months will be gwen on all
sums OF SIC and over the purchaser TO give
note with approved security with interest
frsna date, notes negotithle ana payable at the
Merchants and Farmers bank buI u paid At
maturity interest will be remlttea,, Onoet eLo
cash No property to be removed until set
tied for.
f. b. KErTERING
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Peoples Jewelry Company will
be held at the office OF II. IA, Emulsrt, in the
Old National Baak building, on Tuesday, Jan
uary 1909 at the hour of 2 p. M for the purpose
OF electing board of directors for tho ensu-
ing year and TO transact such other business
"a may lawfully come before such stock hold
ers meeting.
C. A. Miller Sec
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
NOTICE

Tns ANIMAL me citing ofthe Stockholders of
the p-opfes Trus Company OF Martinssure
W. Va, will be held as the once of she Co "a
pany Tuesday, January IL 1903 between the
hours Of p m. ara p m. 20 eleet directors
aEa transact such other business as may
come before stockholders in general meeting
4, K. Wilson, Cashier
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
ELECTION NOTICE

The Stookh olders of the Citizens National
Bank of MArtirsphrg are hereby notified that
the annual Election for Directors will be cid
at the Bank on Tuesday, January 10, 1899, be-
tween the hours of eleven and twelve O'Clock,
noon.
Edward Rutledge, Cashier
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
Merchants and Farmers Bank.

nEPORT of the condition of the Merchants
and Farmers Bank at MartinSburg in the
~ State of West Virginia at the close of
business, Nov. 9th 1908.
Bank first began business May IL, 1892.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
Dodd & Hoffman, Auct.
THIS is AN EASY TEST

Sprinkle Aliens Foot Ease in one shoe and
sol ia the other, aud notice tiae difference
ust the thing to use when rubbers or over
hoes become necessary, and your shoes
seem TO pinch Sold everywhere, 2oc. Don't
accept any substitute.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-12-11
FIRST:

That very desirable lot of ground,
fronting about isIxty-two 1922 feet
on the east side of South Spring
street, between between Stephen and
South streets, and extending back of
equal width in an easterly direction
an average depth of about one hun
bred and forty-eight Q48) feet to the
lines of The Standard Lime & Stone
Compsny's property This lot Is i'm
proved by
GOOD TWO-STORY WEATHER
BOARD DWELLING HOUSE,
containing four rooms AMI basement,
aud Out-buildings.
SECOND:
The vacant lot adjoining the above
property on the SOUTH and fronting
izty-elsht 1857 feet, more or less, OIL
the east side of said South Sprin
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27

Asa Bullen came up from Logan last
Sunday and spent the day at home.
With him also came Alex Preston, Leo
Squires, Phoebe Nebeker, Lou Thatch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
Party For Leo Squires.

The many friends and well wishers
of Mr. Leo Squircs assembled in the
First ward hall to show their friendly
feelings towards him and wish him
God speed on the mission he is soon to
fulfill In Germany. An unusually good
program was rendered, beginning with
cello-violin.piano trio by Prof G. f.
Thatcher, Mr.. Spicker and Miss
Thatcher, Then Miss Thatcher gave
a violin solo, Hiss Gardner read one
of Miss wilkins stories, Mr.. NJ. J.
Ballard gave vocal solo and Alex
Preston and Asa Bullen sang duet.
Excellent remarks were made by
Bishop Thatcher, who, in his simple,
earnest, convincing way admonshed
the young elder to meet with patience
the trials thatlhe would certainly ex-
perience Ia tie mission field The re-
cipient of all these friendly attentions
thanked his friends for their kindness
in few heartfelt words and expressed
his determination to make his new
work success Delicious refresh
ments we're served and the money
Offering amounted to about so Mr.
SquireS viii be much missed in the
social ard business circles of Logan
for his pleasant manner and attract
i've personality have always won him
many friends
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27

er, Marie Barber and Mrs. Laneton
and son.
The Eighth grade class exercises will
be held here Friday May both In the
han.
Mr.. W. X. Burnham, though con.
siderably improved, is still quite weak
and almost unable to get around
Jos II. Knowles almost earned the
title of Judge last week. A word fight
took place in one of our Orphan
Homes" between two strangers. 1t
resulted in one having the other ar
rested and as Justice Burnham was
unable TO take care OF the case the
mayor appointed Mr.. Knowles as
judge to try the case. 1t seems that
the new Judge did not look good to
The quarrcling pair so they shook
hands and made up and drove out of
town together Their hasty action
was keen disappoinl ment TO Judge
Knowles
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
Uncle Samuel Blocked.

Uncle Sam will not commence the
postoiiice building until the ground is
cleared. p. o. Hansen still holds the
fort but Is selling his tombstones and
monuments at extremely low prices in
view of his change In location. Par
ties desiring first-class monuments at
reasonable prices will make money by
buying at p. o. Hansen's, opposite
Eagle hotel, North Main. Come early
and make your selections remember
ing that Decoration day will soon be
here.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
Richmond Old Folks.
here. Mrs. Underwood is a daughter
Of Mrs. Mary Hendricks.
Confined from page l

here. Mrs. Underwood is a daughter
Of Mrs. Mary Hendricks.
16 TO 5 in favor of Richmond was
the score of the baseball game between
Richmond and Cornish on the 18th at
Lewiston, while the Hyde Park team
won in the game with our boys, the
score being 8 to3
A fine girl was born TO VIM. F..
Smith and wife last week and Mr. and
Mrs. August Larson are rejoicing over
the arrival Of another farmer Monday.
All concerned are doing tiae
Several friends of Mrs Orella Mer-
rill gave her successful china shower
last week. Many presents were
brought, u ine supper later and a
general good Time INDUCED IN
The Benson Stake Relief Society
held their conference here last oattlr-
day. Reports from the different as
.sociations were given which showed
that all were in good condition Mrs.
Phoebe Beatie, daughter Of Brigham
Young, and Mrs Carrie Thomas from
Salt Lake CITY were the principal
speakers.
The Seventh grade of our school
carried out the custom OF entertaining
the Eight grade class last week. The
program was held 10 the lunch room,
and supper was served, and special
courage was given the Eight grade
class far their examination which
came off last Monday. That the
social was a success is seen from the
fact that all passed successful examin-
ations except three and those three
all failed in but one study.
Asa Bullen came up from Logan last
Sunday and spent the day at home.
With him also came Alex Preston, Leo
Squires, Phoebe Nebeker, Lou Thatch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
At the Auditorium.

We're you there Saturday night?
Mo- Then you missed a treat. Are
) oa going next Saturday? Yes? Then
Of course you have treat In store.
The increasing number attending this
beautiful place OF amusement each
night it is thrown open, attests Its
rapid jump into favor with the dane.
ing public Its roominess, its airiness,
its cleanliness, the civility Of its man.
ayers in their close attention to their
patrons comfort, the perfect floor, the
music, all these and many other fea.
lures are rapidly putting the Audi
forum into the highest public favor.
Nowhere in the building can be dis.
covered any attempt to cut down ex.
.penses, everything is done with a law
ish hand. The specia. feature on Sat
urday night, and one freely commented
upon, was the super music. Although
he Jeppeson organization has played
together for the past ten years, moth
Ing finer has been produced by them
than on Saturday evening. A new
Turkish intermezzo and some new
dream waltzes caught the fancy Of the
dancers at once and were loudly en-.
cored, and asked for over and over
again. We understand it will be a
special feature of the orchestra to pro.
duce all the new catchy dance music
as fast as it is published. Another
pleasing feature is that the waits be.
tween dances have been cut down over
half which is an improvement the
dancers have not failed to notice and
thoroughly appreciate. Another pleas.
ing feature on Saturday night was the
serving OF lemonade free TO all, by
Caterer Thorpe, who will conduct The
refreshment stand In the future.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27

The Democratic county convention
will be held In this city Saturday,
June 6, at 2:S0 p. m,fOr the purpose Of
electing 81 delegates for the state con.
ventlon which will convene in Salt
Lake City, Friday, June II, where del.
egates 10 the National convention at
Denver will be chosen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
To Laundry Patrons.

Owing to the installation OF new
machinery by the Americao Steam
Laundry company they are somewhat
hindered in turning out their work as
promptly as might be expected. In
few days the installation will he com.
pleted and work will be done more
promptly than heretofore
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27

Sarah II. Weaver, Of Melville, died
last Sunday night OF general debility.
The deceased was one Of the pioneers
OF 1S47 and was most estimable lady.
She was the wife Of Frank Weaver,
who died years ago. This couple did
much IN the development OF this val.
ley In early days. The funeral will be
held today at Millville at 2 D. m.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
Excursion North

June ., via o. S. L. Greatly reduced
rates 10 northern Utah and Idaho
points with long limit. See agents
for rates and further particulars.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
Excursion No tn

June 6, via o. s. L. Greatly reduced
rates to northern Dtah and Idaho
points with long limit. See agents
for rates and further particulars.