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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-25
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CITY AND COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.

Thomas Llovd went to St. Anthony
on Thursday.
Isaac Jorgenson was passenger on
the southbound train Thursday.
Repairing and Cleaning mattresses,
Furniture and Carpets. Call Bell
phone 206R.
Some OF the material is on the
ground at Cache Junction for the an.
mex or changes at the new station.
Farmers living adjacent to the little
mountain west Of Charleston say that
grasshoppers are Matching out by the
millions
You can save % per cent on Felt
Hats by buying them of Alexander
Smith, 20 W. lst North opposite the
postoffice
Miss Robinson will return to Logan
next week to resume her work and
will be pleased to meet her piano pu.
pills again.
S. O Stevens, manager Of the Stew.
ems Implement company Of this city,
went to Pocatello Thursday on bust.
ness for the firm.
John Bailey, of Wellsvile, lost q
four.yearold boy from measles Thurs.
day morning. His wife and two.
year.Old baby are also quite III.
Embroidery at Half price Satur.
day only. Elias0n Sisters.
Mrs. Chester Snow. OF Provo. gave
birth to fine son about two weeks
ago. Her father, Pm. Vaughan feels
somewhat proud at now being grand.
pa.
+. W. Thatcher was at Salt Lake
first OF the week and on rise OF the
market sold some Zenoi stock at an
advantage. Zenoli has just been listed
on the exchange.
p. A. Nielsen & Son have bought
the Episcopal rectory and the lot east,
and will move into the church pro-
perty at an early date, that the struc.
ture In which they now live may be
raZed.
Miss Ella Vaughan, matron of do
nestle science at the Preston academy
came TO visit her parents Thursday
returning on Friday. Miss Vaughan
has about recovered from the fall she
sustained recently
+. S. Rolapp, assistant secretary OF
the Amalgamated Sugar company,
has been in the valley the past few
days looking over the affairs of the
company. He expresses himself as
finding matters in first.class shape.
Carpet warp, all colors, at Howell
OdTuOn company.
A letter from +. X. Goodwin at
Fresno, CAL, says that Mrs. Goodwin
will be In San Francisco at the time
the fleet is there, and that her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Jacobsen, OF
this city, expect to be there also
f. A. Manville, of Grand county,
was in the city yesterday visiting his
friend, Supt. Molyneux. Mr.. Man.
vile has been the treasurer OF Grand
county for twelve years and preceding
that time was county assessor for six
years.
Hayball's big slaughter sale began
on Thursday and you may believe
there Is something doing there. When
he says he slaughters prices, he does
so. The sale continues until May, but
you had better hurry up and get first
choice.
Burl Armstrong, editor OF the Inter.
Mountain Republicans political col.
umn, Is responsible for the statement
that State Senator II. Bullen Jr. wants
to be secretary of state. Coming from
such a SURGE and Immediately follow
ing Mr.. Bullen's visit to the state
capital this may be accepted as official.
The Inter Mountain also boosts Hon.
G. f. Loose for governor. The ma.
chine is fixing things up, all right.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-25
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We sell the Earth and Loan money
on II. II. A. Petersen & Co.
Jens Johanasen, Of the Seventh
ward, Is gradually improving.
Farm land for sale, "a acres In Hy-
rum field. Apply to Job Smith Mill.
vile.
Mrs. Annie Smith, Of Richmond, is
the guest of Miss Lillian Oliver at
Salt Lake City.
Skill that can equal the best New
York work at Wilson Ladies' Tailor.
ing company.
William Bunce returned to Pocatel-
10 Tuesday. He had been with his
brother, Hyrum, In this city a week.
Mrs. Pyper, Of Salt Lake, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kate
Preston, the past week returned south
Thursday.
l want cemetery lots, lawns and
rose beds to plant, and lawns to NOW.
A good lawn made for $780, Harry
James, Ind. phone lO7-l.
Joseph Peterson, OF CardstoD, who
has been attending the b Y. G the
past winter, left Thursday morning
for mission to the central states
Jas. l.. Leishman, Of Wellsville, has
measles In his family and is convinced
that the disease is not the slight az.
lection 1t has been generally consid-
cred.
CASH paid for eggs and poultry
Headquarters for garden. field and
grass seeds; fruit, shade and ornament
al trees. Isaac Smith e. Co. South
Main.
William Ellwood, of Hyde Park, died
at 2 p. m. on Wednesday, Of a para
lytic stroke. The deceased was aged
II years and leaves ten grown chill.
dren. The funeral will be held Sun
day at Hyde Park at 3p. m.
Carpet warp, all colors, at Howell
Carbon company
Alfred Gnehm left Friday morning
for Manti, where he will wed Miss
Matilda Bruderer. the ceremony to
take place in the temple. The intend.
ed bride came from Switzerland about
one year age and is probably one of
Alfred's converts while there on his
recent mission.
Justice Brangham had busy time
OF 1t for awhile Friday morning. Geo.
Parsons, who was fined 800 recently,
paid his fine in nickles and dimes, car.
rying over to the Judge something
less than two.bnshel basketful of
money. George figures that he had
$40 worth of fun watching the count.
ing process.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-25
Auditorium Ball every Saturday
night; perfect floor, fine music.

nleht; perfect floor, Tine music.
Commissioner Knowles has In
mind the building Of a good piece of
road at the mouth OF Logan canyon
From the first bridge across the river
to the Telluride plant the road has
ever been very rough, and the oppor.
tunity for a good road there Is a big
one. The narrow way around the
point will be widened.
Charles Harris, the music dealer, re-.
Gently returned from the Harris
brothers ranch OF 800 acres. located
northwest of Charleston. Five men
are at work there building four dwell.
ling houses. The company expects to
exchange organs and pianos for horses
and cattle IN the near future and run
them upon their ranch.
Thomas Vaughan, OF Wellsville, was
in Logan Thursday. He says 1t rained
most Of Wednesday night in the south
end, and Is confident the downpour
did wonderful lot OF good In speak.
Ing OF this storm he recalled the heavy
hailstorm OF May II, 1905, when many
fine fields OF lucern were literally
beaten to pieces and washed away.
The funeral service over the remains
OF James Britten was held In the
Sixth ward Thursday at Up. m. The
following spoke at the service: J. z.
Stewart, II. A. Petersen, Samuel Holt,
John Bench, John Thorpe and Bishop
A. L. Skanchy. Many very kindly
things were said OF the deceased.
Jesus, Lover Of My Soul" was sung
by Miss Mamie Fjelstead
Two young men and three of the
chorus girls Of the Black Crook com.
pany had too much fun at one OF the
boarding houses Thursday night and
were arrested on charge of disturb
ing the peace. The girls were ar.
raigned before Justice Brangham at
$3.50 Friday morning but were permit.
ted to leave town. The young men
we're before the court about 10 O'Clock
and were fined $40 each High ioll.
ing" in Logan costs money these days,
so the boys had better look out,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
KENBR|DGE TO BEA
TOBACCO MARKET
Permanent Organization Of Ware
house Company Effected-Farrn-
ers Taking the Stock.

[ Special to The Timcs-pIspatch.l

special 10 i ne llTncs- llspatChl Al. -
KENBR1DGE, VA, June GA per-
manent organization of the Lunenburg
Warehouses and Tobacco Company has
been effected by the election of the
following officers: ": G.. Love, presi-
dent: L. A. Hardy, vice-president; G.
w. Walthall. secretary treasurer. The
above and the following are the direc-
tors of rthe first year: j. j.. Almand,
j. G. Blackwell. D. r. Kennedy and j.
L. Walker.
a report was mado showing SUBJ
scriptions to the amount of $4,000 re-
ceived to date, and that a number OF
additional stockholders were In pro-
cess of being secured. The contract
for The building or tile other warehouse
and two prizeries will be let Just as
soon us sufficient subscriptions are Sc
cured. The first. warehouse to be let
will be S0xlaO feet, and located
on the corner of Sixth Avenue and Sta
ton Street. This is one OF the finest
business locations in the town, and
William r. Kennedy and Kennedy
Walker Land and Development Com
'pany have been highly commended for
their Willingness for these houses to
be erected in this location. taking
therefor common stock in payment.
With these warehouses and prizehouses
now fully assured, the future Of * en-
bridge is exceedingly bright. 1t is
iio :>sd that every farmer, tobacco raiser
merchant and business man in Lunen-
burg county will invest in1atTlea one
share of either the common or pre-
ferred stock. But whether they, do ~
not the warehouse scheme is assured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
4o-AcRE lNWHEAr.FlELp- READYFoR. REAPER
|NHY co FROM HOME
| TO GET 5EABREEZE??.
Seaside Resorts Plentiful on Old
Virginia Shore, and They
Are Modern.

Richmond people who desire to enjoy.
the soft sea breezes need not rush off
to Atlantic City or any other Northern
resort. Here within three hours ride
of the city they have allathe salt water
they are looking for and all OF the
accommodations that the most fastidi-
Gus taste could possibly call for.
Virginia Beach leads in bathing, fish
ing and other attractions. Near by are
Ocean View. Buckroe Beach and Old
Point Comfort.
At all of these places tho bathing.
facilities arc superb. and the wide
waters furnish all of tho delights
ina ginable for boating. fishing. etc.
a man can leave Richmond early In
the morning. spend the better part of
the day enjoying aquatic sports. and
get home by nightfaIl, If he should
want to return so early, and. the cost
is nominal
However. should he want to linger
longer, there are at all of these mag
nificent resorts ample hotel and cot
tage accommodations, and he can re-
main as long as he may wish.
Nirginians need not go any great
distance from home to enjoy the sea
beach comforts.
Virginia Beach is not only,a re-
nowned resort, but there Is a city gov
ornment there that has provided all
of the comforts one can look for in the
summer. BY the wise expenditure of
more than s50.o0o the town govern
ment has dispensed with the festive
mosquito and provided for sewerage
and all of the comforts that are to be
found In the larger cities away from
where the ceaseless surges roll.
There is nothing that is good for
humanity to enjoy that may not be
found within the limits of Old Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
, GREENSBORO GOING AHEAD
BuslncSs Conditions OF the Town Res
nOrtcd to DC Very Good.


GREENSBORO, N. c., Juno 6,--Mr.
III S. Kuykendall. secretary Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. reports that
the general business conditions in
Greensboro show marked Improvement
over that of sixty days ago, and espe-
cially is this true among the retail
merchants of the city A number of
these report that their sales during
the past month. have been In excess of
those Of May OF last year.
& Tie post-oIice receipts during May
SHOW an increase of S403,15 over May
of last year, There We're fourteen
building permits issued, the aggregate
cost of which amounts to sl3,0a5.
These permits We're for buildings
within the city limits. A larger NUM-
Der We're erected outside the limits.
A.number OF new enterprises We're
launched during the month, and Il
number are now being contemplated.
May arc the Goose Grease Llniment
Company, washington Bread Company,
Southern Collar and Bride Company,
Iohnson-Hinklc Company and White
& Dunlap. Those that Will soon begin
work arc the Automatic Bed Company
and the American BEDDING Company.
The former will manufacture daYen-
ports, the factory now being erected, at
q cost of $4,000 The latter Is Clncin-
natl firm, tho Gificc to he established
here To be Al branch office and storage
warehouse, from which they will re-.
shin to points in North and a3psH
Carolina, 55g$f ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
TO HAVE
BETTER TELEPHONE SERVICE
4 Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispntch.l

CHRISTIANSBuRci. VA, dune "a new
franchise has been granted to the Virginia :,
Tennessee Telephone Company by the Town
Council, For several weeks the ordinance
has been published. and it is believed by the
business men OF the town that under the
new franchise better service will be given
a new flash light system and cable service
will bio installed Mt cost OF $1,000, with
all-day Sunday and all-nIght service, The
cost OF phone service will BIO Increased from,
$40 for private phones to gS12 and Sis. and
from s1a for office phone to Island SEQ.
The new system viii he completed by Oc-
tol err. ts.4sr "a t1fEtHS5fH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
To Those Desiring lResidenncs.

Raal estate Investors and parties desiring
residences this fall will be pmrtlcularly In
terested In to-aay,s acknowledgment OF tho
hlml of NlcVetgh a Glinn. tho we'll -known
real estate agents. who are rerosnlaetl an
nne % the leading real estate l,mps OF Rich
mond, both for the way lii Which they con-
lion, aud for. handling and attending to
reutal {urQpeytY. XII f#f3 III "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
Insurance Company. Officers.
I Special to The Tines Dispatch. |.

WILSON. N. c., June Cat meeting
OF the Wilson Insurance and Realty Com
pany held last night Mr.. w. S. Harris was
president, and Mr. George stronnch, treats
urer, This company recently paid a diyi-
dend OF per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07

Dan River Mills,....... .s1,s37,6l
riverside Cotton Mills......t 2.070.0l1
Y. Fem Sons.s.s... ........... 400, 600
shifting MI s................ $4,000
cartwright Eur Factory... 100000
7. q, !GraNeley q Co,,..., $3.50. 100000
Moretock Mig. Co......,,..... 100000
y. N. willie q Co.i'........,. 400, 900
Dan Valley ills,.,.....S.5..... 55l,00
panvllle Lumber & Mfg Co... 175 900
y. \. Carter " Co.. .,..,,.s..l.. 1900
". p, Horner Wagon Mfg. Co 10000
Virginia Hardware & Mfg, Co. 10000
i'll. watson Brick Co....l... $4,000
Westbrooks Elevator Co.. 125,0OO
NOEL Anderson Mfg, Co......, $4,000
sDouthat- Riddle co.,...5. 49,. 100000
Ain 81 bacco Co, cigars. 5s7,O0n
y, A.. q y. III ltzgerald... 49,. 100000
i9atnvl! le7 ss.popernse5$C o...,.. r. 10000
" ldel BAG ~ q Penn, ......,s III 0, 900
tAts 3fG 5sftyi3 rs BSS fSb
Nrnf n r .t.r,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
REAL ESTATE News.
RENEWED ACTIVITY
Better Business All Along
the Line, in City
and Suburbs.
BETTER PRICES IN
ALL DIRECTIONS.
Agents More Optimistic, and
Have Given Up Hopes OF a
Summer Vacation-Auction
Sales Bothered Some by
Rain-Suburban
Notes.

While there has been during the
past week no immensely large sales OF
real estate. business has been fairly
previous week--and good deal OF
property changed hands--probably
something more than 100000 worth.
Many OF these deals say the real
estate agents. were not OF public In
terest. and hence they will not tell of
particulars. Some of the agents say
business has been little dull, while
others manifest not n little enthusiasm
and say they have had fine weeks
work. This IS but natural, for the
peculiaritIes OF the real estate business
are such that dullness in one office Is
no sign of general dullness. and, Vice
versa activity on one street does not
necessarily mean that activity is gem
eral. One prominent agent remarked
yesterday that the business comes
along in fits and starts, and that while
one agent may be bemoaning dull
week. his neighbors may be very busy
even rushed.
Business As Whole.
Taking the whole week and the
work OF all the agencies and summing
up, tho past week may be described as
showing a good steady market. with
a eight stIffening In figures all along
the line. Certain 1t is that nearly all
OF the agents and all OF the investors
are optimistic. and all OF .hcm predict
good business that will not feel per-
ccptibly the usual summer vacation
duilness. This seems to be the pre-
vaiiing sentiment, and among all the
agencies not single croaker was
found
Some good sales in suburban acreage
were closed during the week. and an
increasing interest in and demand for
this class of property was reported.
llome-seekers and Investors both seem
10 be in search OF this kind OF prop
crty sEf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07

Total ..,sss,, ,5,,,,i,..,s7.6S6.6S7,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
SOME FACTS ABOUT
CITY OF DANV|LLE
Interesting Statistics Bearing on
the Growth and Development
of the City.

DANVILLE. VA. June 6.-Thc fol-
lowing statistics have been compiled
by the Danville Commercial Associa-
ton, of which Colonel A. B. Caring
ton Is president, and Mr.. II, i. Vass,
Jr., acting secretary, and Will be pub
lshed in pamphlet form and widely
circulated:
Danvillc, a city in Pittsylvania coun-
ty. Va, U. S. a., on the Dan River, (by
rail) IA omiles southwest of Richmond,
and $40 miles south of Washington.
Population $4,000 1880, of whom
'6.515 We're negroes. Population G90D,
including Schooltield. 22.144, of whom
6,5s1 were negroes.
1t Is on the main line of the South-
ern Railway, and Is the terminal of
branches to Richmond and Norfolk,
also served by the Danville and Vest
ern Railway, short line connecting
with Stuart. Va. controlled by the
Southern, although it is operated in
dependently.
The city is built on high ground
above the river. which furnishes a
manufacturers. Value of product in
1900. third in rank in the State, S.
los,4s4 of which s3693,79o was factory
product.
In 1907, the. total product was sl1.-
So3,5a9. of which s75ss,6S7 was factory
product.
In 1907, Danville ranked first among
the cities of the State in value OF
cotton goods produced There are also
a number of tobacco factories, furni.
ture and overall, and elevat or factories,
flour and knitting, mills in operation.
The city is a jobbing centre and whole
sale market for a considerable area
in Southern Virginia and Northern
North Carolina. 1t is the largest loose
leaf tobacco market in the world, SELL
ing each year about 4O,oOO,OOO pounds
of tobacco, valued at S4,aov,o ..
Danville has q City Han, a general
hospital, a beautiful Easonic Temple,
and a number OF educational institu-
tons. including the Roanoke Female
College CISCO, BaptisD, the Randolph-
Macon Institute QS97, Methodist Epis-
copal, SOUTH for girls, a commercial
college for girls and boys and a school
for boys.
The city owns and operates its
water supply system (with an excellent
filtration plant installed in 19U.), and
its gas and electric lighting plants.
Danville was settled in 1910, and was
first Incorporated in 1909. After the
evacuation of Richmond on the Sd Of
April, 1865, the archives aof the Com
federacy We're brought here and here
observation-disclosures Davis held his last
Cabinet meeting after retiring from
Richmond. f
Value OF Products.
The sale of the products OF it's prin-
cipal manufacturing Industries for tho
preceding year is herewith given by
industries:
Dan. River Mills. ............. ,S37, GIG
Rlverslde Cotton Mils.....t., 2.07O.0l1
Q, Penn Sons..s... ........... 100000
Knitting Mills.,,......... $4,000
BoatWrlght Eur Factory. 10000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07

Value OF Products.
The sale oftthe products OF it's prin-
.cipal manufacturing industries for the
preceding year is herewith given by
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-04

the courts, to avoid paying S1.5lO al
legged To have been lost by him to Cor
nelius Fellows in, clubhouse commits
soner, when O'Rourhc went down to
Belmont Park last October to play the
races.
Through his attorney, George Young
Buuchlc. Mr.. Fellows has entered suit
in the city Court for the amount. lie
alleges that O'Hourke on two occa-
sinns, oct IL and II. made bets with
him; that both times he lost and that
he gave the plaintiff two checks for
the amount on the Gcrmanla Bank.
When Fellows tried to cash them he
found that payment had been stopped.
The answer filed by O'Rourke says
that checks were given in payment of
money lost gambling; VIZ, horse rae
ing and to secure such gambling debt"
O'Eourkn is the proprietor of Il sa-
loon al No. $50 Park Row.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-04
LANE BACK AND RHEUMATIC PAINS
Are Natures Hanger signals. Prescription
From Prominent Doctor.

The following prescription, while very
simple aud harmless. will be found 10 worn
wonders In curing lame back and all KINDS
kidneys and restoring The system to norma
health aud vlgor II it, inexpensive cons.d
erinS its effectiveness, and can be m'Net
AT home. The ingredients are well know
aud can be supplied by any weli-siochct
drug store:
one ounce compound syrup OF Sarsn
parilla, one ounce 'roris compound. Thos'
used in Tablespoonful doses before eacl
meal and az bed time. The bottle must b'
shaken well each time
Good results from this treatment come
after the first few doses, although 1t woult
be n mistake to discontinue Its use unit
the health Is fully restored.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-04
WILL NOT PAY BET
He LOST ON RACES
"Diamoni Dan O'P6N.Ne
Takes Advantage of Law
to Save His $3.50.

Daniel O'Eourke, friend OF the Sui
livans and of Sheriff Tom Foley.
known as Diamond Dan" has invoked
the aid of the law making 1t impos-
sible TO collect gambling debts through
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-10-16

Luck Esnnd in Hand with Industry.
I'll tell you about this thing OF luck.
1t to the person who keeps the
weeds cut down SO that 1t can md MN.
Luck sometimes walks up and collars
an idler. but it is more apt to a he
man who is busy doing the best he can
all the time. Luck isn't lying around
on the street allowing ~loafers to cover
1t with WRITINGS. Neither Is 1t in a
stream waiting for some lazy fisherman
to book it. Luck generally goes hand
in hand with industry. II yOu SIT
around and wait for luck to hand got
q bag Of gold and make you a rich man
you are pretty apt to end your lays ID
the p~oOrhouse. A four-leaf clover Will
bring more luck to the busy fellow than
1t will to the loafer. 1t may seem I
little tough for a man to work nara
for a long time and then have his earn
ings all swept from him at a single
stroke. but il is better to have it lost
than never to have had Il Mt all. AnC
another thing; luck isn't labelled. SO
It will do you no good to stand around
and look for it. Go to work.-High-
land (Kan.) Vidette.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-10-16

When the British forces were march
ing to Pekin in 1860. after the capture
Of the Taku forts. one OF the rivers be-
came so swollen with the heavy rains
1t was rendered almost impossible
While in this quandary a bright idea
suddenly struck one Of our officers. Be
Ing well aware that the Chinese gen
orally order their collins years Ia ad-
vance and keep them OH the premises
and also nat they are perfectly air
tight, he consulted with his brother OFT.
GERS, with the result that orders were
given to search all h houses OF the
village and collect every coffin. With
the aid of a few empty casks the sol
diers constructed a pontoon bridge OF
collins sufficiently strong to bear thr
artillery, and the river was thus passed
In Safety.-IonGon Standard.