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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-12-03
Married at WhitWeII.

WHITWELL, Tenn, Nov. 90. Clay
Kelly and Miss Mary Jordan were
married here Thanksgiving day,
Squire Havron officiating. The bride
is the Oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
q. W. Jordan, and is a very estimable
young lady. Mr.. Kelly is from Sc
quatchie county, and resides near the
Anderson farm. Both young people
have the best wishes of their many
friends.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-12-03
A hearty APPETITE

is what most babies have, but is of no
benefit to them if they have worms.
Be sure your baby is not troubled with
them. Sure symptoms-always hun
CRY, rings under the eyes, not gaining
in weight and yellow complexion. A
few doses Of Whites Cream Vermifuge
will expel all worms II is a positive
cure and reliable. Price 25 cents pei
bottle. Sold by Sequatchie Supply
Store.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-12-03
Watch and Clock Repairing.

I will be in Sequachee at the Sequa-
chez Supply Store Tuesday, Dec. sth,
for the purpose Of repairing watches,
clocks and spectacles. Win also have
a nice line Of Christmas Novelties.
Gail aud see me on that date.
FRED LACLARE,
whitwen, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-12-03

Send this advertisement, together with name
of paper in which 1t appears, your address and
four cents to cover postage, and we will send
you Complete Handy Atlas of the World"
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl ST, New York
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
aonaert bes geetbopem MannerdJors,

Sdn1tag Mbe110 gub Der SeetDoDe1<
Wannerdor ein &on5ert, ipelbes au=
BERT erfolerei6 perltef. Das &on5ert
pnroe eroffnet ourd ben Gbor st.
Midel" bon 2afite, Ser benz Gerein
OILS Snbtlaumsgeidenf aus 8ieo III
Ober-S eiterreid 5ueeianot moroen lit.
IS lit cine feline, mobl ourdoad)te
&ompoiition, Die an Die Sanger 5ieH-
lid beoentenoe Mnforoerungen lteat,
aber olld cine quite @irfuns allsiibt.
GEM Gbor folgte Elm @%eigeniolo Der
nod lebr iugen6lihen, aber auBerit
begabten 8ioloniftin, SRI. 8ilbelmine
Sbmiot, unb ein &lapierportrag Don
8rofeiior 5teinfelot, Ser auBer einem
.HrGluoium" BON &a6mantnoff nno
benz uSeuer5auber" aus Ser oWul-
fire" ali6 cine eigene &%ompoIition
,2iebeslteb" portrug unb our6 fem
por5iiglihes Spiel groBen geifan ers
rang. Der Beethoven" lang oarauf
5tpei 2ieoer oSinge, on 8oglein, iin=
ee" bon 9anie uno cine aompo-
iition ieines 9irigenten aarl Sabn
.@as iiberbangt lit MEM, cine au-
b~eroroentlib anipredenbe Mrbeit;
cine betpegte fholfbafte Welooie i'm
8olfslieoer-9on, fem pointiert, NIT
pehielnbem Tempo, ourd bas cine
Defenders biibide Nuan5ierung er=
5ielt miro, Elm rei5enbes 2ieo, oas
mir boffentlih nod offers b0ren lper-
Den. Mn6 Die folgenoe Drummer, elm
fleines y&on5ert" fir apei @eigen
BON De 8eriot, mar iebr intereifant.
gs muroe bon SRI, Sdmi6t uno Rrof
Ebomas gang por5iiglid porgetragen.
Srau 4lfreo Diirlers fang oaraif
Scar be not, 0 Sirael", bel Der ibre
pradtige, umfansreide uno oabei
GnBerit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stimme
5ur. ihoniten @eltune fam. Den
Shlub oes &on5erts biloeten mieoer
atpet gbor-2ieoer: .Sraumbilo" BON
4oidot unb nMbenoitdnohen" bon
Shiebolo; lie muroen belize por5ugs
lid) geiungen, b%eionoers oas lestge-
nannte NIT ieinem nerflingenoen
8ianiiiimo. ueberbaupt bat Der
8eetboben-M annerbor nobl ielten
better "geiungen als am Samitag
Wbeno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
MIIerIei
Sim Samitoa Mbeno 9

4m Samitae @beno CAB Die
Galino-@ eieGidaft cine auBeroroent-
lif gut beiudte MISUNDERSTANDING,
Bel Der cine originelle S5ene, cine
yOlb Maio's Convention, sur Muf-
fibruns fam. aae Witmirfenoen
entleoigten iih ibrer Mufgaben in
better @eiie. Die .Slo Maio's Gin-
pention" mar nit einem iebr bIbiden
fleinen &on5ert perbunben. Nah Der
8oritelung muroe getan5t.
- Midter 0mDer bot S. S. 8afer,
Der angeflagt lit, ben Sdnoler DC
Midle eridlagen gu, baben, in oeiien
Bro5eb iid Die @efdporenen aber
niht einigen fonntelL Die nahgeiuhte
J~reilaiiune perpeigert uno feline
giirgfdaft ouf $4,000 feiteeitellt.
DiftriftriE,.e Dmper bot einen
permanenten ginbaltsbefebI %erlaifen,
Der Den bieiigen Eidetbanolern per-
bietet, nit Carbohydrates Sonoel gu
trei6en.
60. 5arrea, Der BON ieinem
ourhgebenoen @eipamn neulih cine
Strede melt geihleift mrroe, lit BON
ieinen @erlesnnsen 5iemlid mieoer
bergeIteut. Or lit fdon bonn 9oipital
nod ieinem @aiaie iibergeiieoelt.
SIN sitter bon 60 Sabren itarb
gilbert S. 80 plius, elm alter oent-
ifer gepobner unierer Staot.
@briitian Mittelsoorf uno Stub.
Bender bnben bic grfldrlng abgese-
ben, giirger meroen 8u moaen.
Die Gpuntb-8 ommifidre baben
ole 9orfbldee Der Electromagnetic
lfoft in ge5iie alif Die Telephone i'm
COURTEOUS %ongenonmen. Inter Dem
pereinbarten arrangement miro Der
9elepbonoienit Dem gountp iebr billig
5u iteben fommen.
- Gam 9. 9ouiton lit gum Ueoilen.
perrpolter fir Die Gbriition 9nmber
Gompanp ernonnt porber.
i3um 9rps.-@r: No.. So,
merm id) es nod einmal 81 tun bate.
mlroe if1 Did niht beiratenll Ste:
lilo mertn ih es nod einrnal 81 TIM
bate, wiiroe ih Dir gum aerger
uno Sros - geraoe Did nod, einnal
beiraten!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
lteber bic un3ntriebenbeit.

@ie 1T es bod in Sieier @eit
Grit 1telena gar 10 fmledt 6efteAt,
@p n aud binii ebt, fern uni NAB,
3niriesenbeit lit ieiten ba!
Halb lit has Wetter urS az faft,
gu tparut jAeint utts bic Sunne bafh
Oft ikfA 81 trpden, oft an nnk,
Sp tuedfelt's pbne nnterlaF!
@irh es i'm CONNER uns 81 6eif,
Uins Mamder germ ant cine Metf' -
@ebl Aber 2anb nnb aber Gee,
Dad lit 81 fnapp - Sa6 1prtemunnate.
Nan utjdte ms Gbeater seb'n,
Ds& ftnb bic stAde gar niht id1n,
Grfhetnt NAL ettpaS ButeS bod,
9aan tint bic Ireife bteI 81 bod.
man jyeit, tpie ieberuaann befammt,
Germ eimtaal gut i'm Meftamrant,
4p& f&usedt ni5t iesIiGee 0eri6t,
unb tuae man tuiin{ht, ba8 siebt e. niGt.
1lnb in Der 3slitiI is8ar,
% famS tppB Wan1er ihDn elm Saar,
Das. mas bee Gincu SbenI,
wv sN Ot"s **soestu d""o tbut'
ep fpuamtt eS { mobt, baf tiniehen
Wpbl faum elm Gin3'ser gang anfriebeu,
9sdj ueik elm Nittet i'd, prpbat,
9as INNER RH bemdbret Fat.
Ben 0riten sber sarsen plasen,
Der brauH' sarpb ntdt 5u ber5agen,
Sur G&anfe se9t unb laFt end bter
Gtniddnfen ein 0las n2une Star Gier".
@ena hieies banH i'm 0laie ladt,
Nan slet@ eix amber Antlit utadt,
Nan fHblt i'd ,uieler nal 6intebem
Mtt Optt anb aner @eIt anfriebeu.
Nan fablt 10 mpbi. man fiiblt 10 leiAt.
AIe babe AHee usan erreiBt,
Mas man Ssra 2eben tuplte bier, -
Daa Sanft man nur ben. 9sne Star Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
saS-9ssas .Garm.ednbereiea


100000 Mder biniges, reides
GormIanb i'm arteiil9en GiirteI bon
@iio-Seras in Success, Cameron urb
DubaI Counties. Maes 2an6 lit fiefe,
ihtporae. roaenoe, Mesquhe Hrairie
uno tiefer, iduar5er, ianbiger 2ebm.
Seine Stefne, gutes @aifer in &C.
ringer Tiefe. 4eaBerft geiuaoe &C.
eeno 9os 2anb lit oiisgeoetfnet fir
@aumnoHe, gort alfalfa, @ein.
trauben, Oraneen, 3itronen etc. unb
liegt an Der giienbabu. @ir perfais.
fen In 8or5enen bon geiuiinihter
@r6be. Sir tpeitere Snformationen
I1reibe man an Die
Uerman.N inerican 2anb So.
Office, Nneces 60, Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
8erabesu S6orheit.

nBenn Sbr- an Suiten, erfaltu1g
ODER ent5inoetem Gals leioet. 10 mare
es eeraoe5u Torbeit, cine onoere Me.
oisin oIs OF. Sings Weue @ntoedl,ng
8l nebmen." iaet 6. .. glorioge bon
empire, 60. Sd babe bic uNene
gntoedung" iieben Sobre lang gegen
oiefe Qranfbeiten gebrauht uno balte
{ie fir sic bette eegen Sals. nno Gun.
aenleioen. @u6 meme ainoer muir.
Sen ourd iie bon 8rdune furiert.
8erfauft inter @arantie BON Moolpb
DreiB unb 81. gobn & 60. SOC nlo
81. 8robeflaihe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27

no es llu] ullt D~eulIullDt9 Sel7
rain banoelte, brett al1sgelest perben
uno groBe, arhiteftoniih idone orei-
mpo pieritofige 90uier ihieBen 81
beioen Seiten aus Der @roe berpor.
@s lit gang mufloerbar, nie Sorreon
-oas 3orreon in elmer Sanomiiite-
iid gemaht bat uno mas einitrnals
I'M Gone Ser lleberihnanglihfeit be-
ballptet murbe, Dob es in gei6dftli=
der 8eaiebung Wonterep iiberfliigeln
merbe, mag iebr leiht eintreten. Iuf
| Shonbeit madt Die Stabt feinen 4n=
lpruh, tros Ser pielen nelen 9duier
uno Der nellen 8lo5a. uno ielbit mean
oos in aneriff eenomanene seDer-
ipitern pollenoet, Die StraBen eepfla-
itert iino, miro es cine Sanobiihie
bleiben; Die meilenmeite ianoige Tint
gebung ienoet ibren ueberfduB an
Stoub BEL ieoem Win6e III Die Stoot.
Die geiddftlihe 8eoeutuns oieier
Staot lit niht an5li5meifeln unb bof-
ientli1 tpiegt bieielbe fir ieben, Ser
bier mobnt, Die Spfer alf Die er iei-
ner 8equemlidfeit bringen u1o Die
Gntbebrungen, oie er bier eroulben
muB.
Die Oeutifen baben aud bier III
rem Stub, beiien 8rdiioent 9err g.
Cad lit. Sci Der 6eier oes &aiiers
@eburtstags belt Or @. Neumann
Die 6e1treoe. 9en pielen Jreun6en
oes Serrn g. @onie miro es lieb fem,
| 5u erfabren baB es inn gut gebt unb
oob er nit ieinem y&onies Jaborite"
Den Morft beberrf1t. Sci Sternau's
lit oas &ouptquartier Der oeutiben
@eiienoen un6 Der oeutIhen 6amifien,
+ oie bier oen Mbenb perbringen, INN
Dem ausgeseidneten 8on5ert zines
Carbohydrates 5u lauihen unb fih
an Grfriftungen alIer Irt gu laben.
@it meinem alten, gnten Sreunoe,
Sorge 8iibrine, berlebte i'd, in @r-
innerungen langit Derfloiiener Sabre
ldmelgenb, ih0ne Stunbeu uno Die
pielen iibrigen Srenn6e trugen lebr
oa5u BEL mir bic 3eit nteines alf-
entbnltes 5u perfiir5en.
Merifo leioet gesenmartig unter
elmer @eIhdftsflaubeit, Die iid niht
nur auf einiee Diitrifte beidranft,
! Ionoern Die iiber oas gauge 2ano per-
breitet lit. Niemono bdtte lie geslaubt,
| oaB IN Merifo jemals Elm folder tin-
| ltano, cine loIhe @elofnnppbeit elm
treten fonnte, tpie iie geraoe iett berr-
id)en. Mles liegt oarnieoer, Die BAIT
fen 5ieben frdftig oil, Inn ibre Mnben-
it6noe ein5utreiben, mos Die Gage nod
| perihIimmert uno Elm adeemeines
| 3uriidbalten uno MiBtrauen lit Die
ssolae oapon. 4rads fin0 5mar nod
nidt porgefommen, iteben aber gu be-
| fiirhten, ipenn cine Menoerung nibt
Iebr balb eintreten folte. 9offentlid
tpenoet fib anes gum @uten. Cine
2nftreinigung NOR aub bier notig
unb Die @ef11ftsipelt mubte gu Der
@rfenntnis gebraht meroen, bob man
lif in fetten Sabren auf mogere port
5ttbereiten bot.
go lit oenn meme 9our ourd
Werifo, Die id 10 germ unternebme.
neil id iiberaa 10 trele 5rennoe babe,
nit benen, menn aud nur anf fpenige
Stunoen auIammen5utreffen, mir
cine groBe Sreuoe 1T, pieoer einnat
beenoet. Die Meiie. mnr 5Dar etfpas
onitrengenb, mas man nber einem
| jungen Manr, mie i'd elmer BIN, net
ter nift aniiebt, uno oann bart id
aud oen geihdftliden grfols ni6t
pergeiien, BON Dem meme 9our ge-
front mar.
rnb nun auf @ieoerieben i'm
/ n1hften Sabrel ". 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
Bdnme! strdnter! NDiem!

Sd made biermit befannt, 6aB Id
oieies Sabr uieoer einen groben Dor.
rat bon onen Gorter 81urneu,
Str1ubern II. + M. babe, uno atpar
ioIAe @orten, Die bier IN SeSas gut
geoeiben. Cine groBe MustpabI Der
reidIidit-bIiibenben Stolen.
Sober, Der etpas gu pflaneen
lpiinidt, ioIte Inn meinen groben
'neuen aataIog idreiben. gorefie:
q. @. Steinbring, Nmriersman,
.8rounfeIA XeroS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
Uluitiae 4apitalanIaae.

Cine grobere MnsabI 8enbor.2ien.
Roten gu beridieoenen 8etrdgen iino
5u berfaufen. Die einaelnen Soften
iino auf peribiebene 3eitoauer ausge-
ltelt. Waf)aufraeen in Der Sffiae Der
yTreien Breife fir 9eros".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27

Subn $. Bolton, 6ffentIider SO.
tar. @runbeigentl,m. Meent fin
Benlionsonfpriihe. Gde Grodett- uno
Waparro-S trabe, gegeniiber bon Der
San Mntonio grpreB". Neues 9e-
lephor 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27

8elo 81 nerIeiben - gmerion s.
so, 32t @eit . Commerce StraBe.
8fanoleiber nnb Sutpeliere. Bar.
gains IN perfaaenen gfdnoern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
@runbeiaeatunrs .llebertraaunaem

y O Suben unt Grau an 6 9 OpeUs,
0runbtld an Der gde Ger Hburning uni
Halters Strnbe. $Jh0.
Rubplpb Reifman al g4 ebrifines,
Grun6fiGd in Der Srano 8ieru ADDITION;
t75
z Doitpn on gti5abetb Greibnigg.
orun6tnd at ber gde Der @esqute uni
Soma GtrnBe: $4s0.
2ouis p~enertnann an Winnie 5rDebel u
u, Wrunbhld an Der g6e ber Sberioar
unb Npis o'drc StrnBe; $ll45
90 6 Brplf unb 6rou on fsrau 4inis
Bunting, grunbfhd an Der @iier Ctr.
Sl00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
arana.n6aume Al, perfanfen.

Orangenbaht1e 81 perfauTen.
Drangenbdlttne, melde oas falte
Wetter ausbalten fonnen nno niht
oMrb Sroit beidaoist tueroen, fino
.5u perfaufen.
GduI3e's 9rugitore,
col @oliao StraBe.
Mltes Gel. 1865 6R. Weues Sel.136t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27

Wodl gut erbaltenes 5imneriperfs
ssus mirb IN faufen geindt.
Srbau, Segas, Bog 273,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27
Rrennbolz! Rrennbolz!

Sect lit Die 8eit. Guren Borrot
bon SoI5 fir ben Dinter ein5ulegen.
@utes polt-Om DfenboI5 biaig TN
nelien Solsbof bon
+. VIM. SAEnGER, EIgsntuamer,
404 Nolan Strafe.
Scenes Gel. 1857. MItes Sci. 1914
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-27

nBof 3ares" fonnen MIR nod
bis Si,t1 5reitag be5ablt lperoen. @er
nod nift be5ablt bot, tlle Dies 10
idneG, mie moglifJ.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23
Suit Against Fur
niture Co.

Alfred Smurthwaite has brought suit
against the Logan Furniture company
and Isaac Stewart. to restrain defend.
ants from disposing Of any moneys
that have been received by converting
the property Of the company into cash
until plaintiff be adjudged q creditor
of the company. The complaint re-
hearses that 10 May Of the present
year plaintiff was induced by fraudulent
representations to invest money into
the com pany 10 the sum OF $1,000 In
cash and gave a note for $500, to be
paid In May, 1909 Plaintiff alleges
that the company was insolvent At
the time he was induced to invest his
means. The complaint states further
that 10 October the property OF the
company was assigned to Isaac Stew.
art owing to its insolvent condition.
Plaintiff prays for the recovery Of his
g.. 900, for the surrender Of his note,
and that the company be restrained
from disposing OF any OF the funds de-
rived from the sale OF the assets and
restrained from collecting or disposing
OF the note.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23

A conference Of the priesthood Of
Cache stake will be held 10 Logan Sun
day, December q. Some Of the gen.
eral authorities Of the church will be
present. Az 10a. m. meeting will
be held with the stake presidency and
high council. At2 p. m. bishops and
counselors, presidents Of quorums and
stake boards are expected to be pres.
ent. This meeting will be held In the
First ward room In the basement Of
the tabernacle. AIT p. m. . general
meeting will be held In the tabernacle,
STAKE PRESIDENCY.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23
Funeral Services
Over Junius Nielsen

The funeral services In the Fifth
ward meeting house Sunday over the
remains OF Junius Nielsen we're most
impressive. Beautiful music was rem.
dered by the ward choir and male
quartet. N. J. Ballard sang feelingly
20, My Father" A duet was rem.
dered by Mr.. and Mrs. Bait. The hall
was. packed with sympathizefs Of the
bereft family. Elders Christian Lar.
sen. John T. Game Jr. and M. J. Bal.
lard all addressed words Of comfort to
the stricken wife, mother and imme.
diate relatives Of deceased, and ad-
monished those Of the congregation
who were Of a wayward disposition to
take lesson from the death OF Junius
and shun those places where men 80
lose their reason that they will do
such rash dee H. 1t was also empha.
SEED u at through this death Logan
aud this community should become
awakened to such pitch that they
will not tolerate the condition in our
midst that brings about such calami.
ties
The opening and closing prayers
were BY Bishop VIM. Hyde and II. J.
Nielsen, respectively.
Beautiful flowers we're strewn upon
and about the casket.
G. W. Llnquist ably conducted the
funeral, with Christian Olsen. Heber
Olsen, w. o. johnson, Alma Olsen,
John Olsen and Henry McCullock as
pallbearers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23
Mrs. McRaney's Experience

Mrs. M. McRaney, Prentiss,
Miss, writes: II was confined to
my bed for three months with
kidney and bladder trouble, and
was treated by two physicians but
failed to get relief No human
tongue can tell how suffered,
and | had given up hope of ever
getting well until ] began taking
Foley's Kidney Remedy. After
taking two bottles l felt like a
new person, and feel it my duty to
tell suffering women what Foley
Kidney Remedy did for me-" I,
For sale by all Druggists *
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23

Woods Liver Medicine in liquid
form regulates the liver relieves
sick headache constipation stom.
ach, kidney disorders and acts as
a gentle laxative. For chills few
err an laria. IT'S tonic effects or
the system felt with the first dose
The $1.O0 bottle contains 2H
times as much as the SOC size.
Sold by Cy. E. Napier Druggist
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23
A misunderstanding

Occasionally we have a well.to. do
business mal with gilt-edge credit
offended because the laundry driver
did not leave his laundry at the homo
because the wife did not happen to
have the money and because the driver
had no time to call on the husband
with bill Of perhaps Is or 20 cents.
Where Is there loyal citizen who can
not be proud Of the American Steam
Laundry? Are we not doing work
that will compare with any first.class
laundry 10 the state and for less
money? The best and most critical
people say that we are, and the result
Is we are getting all the work that
was at one time goinp to Salt Lake,
Visit our place and see II it isn't the
cleanest and one OF the best systema.
tized establishments In Logan. We
employ girls from some OF the best
families In the state, and where ID
there a parent who is not delighted
to see their daughter working 10 such
a place and perhaps operating ma.
chine that does the work Of a hundred
women and for less money than they
could do the work for? Where 10 the
parent who would rather see their
daughter or their neighbours daughter
70 TO Salt Lake for employKent?. In
o der to compete with Salt Lake and |
Ogden we must adopt some Of their
methods, aud one is G. o. D.-cash on |
delivery. Our method Is one price to
all, high and low, rich and poor, all
must get the same treatment. One
half the business men In Logan will
be interested in this home institution
and some will never come In uutil
they lind that our business methods
are up-to.date and that the business
will grow. Think OF the loss and the
cost OF running credit business. For
cash We sell $3.50 and Is coupon books
and allow 5,per cent discount. Then
the wife or girl Is always prepared to
settle for laundry when 1t Is delivered,
or this coupon book can be left ct our
office and we will check up with your
laundry slips at the end Of the month.
Directors-E. p. Bacon, George +.
Thatcher, o. p. Thatcher, and W. f.
Ever; George W. Squires, manager. i
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
BY G, NJ. HARRIS, President.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23
Card Of Thanks.

We the undersigned, desire to ex
tend our sincere gratitude and heart
felt thanks to all who assisted US b,
word or deed 10 our recent great be
reavement.
MRS. JUNIUs NIELSEN,
ANNA y. NIELSEN
AND FAMILY.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23
st. Johns Chi rCh.

There will be service In the new
church Christmas morning at 1890.
A celebration OF the HOLY Commun.
ion, childrer's Christmas tree and
service will be held 10 the afternoon
of the 2ith at O'Clock All are well
come.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-23

The overseer Of the road west OF
town leading to Mendon should have
the water turned OF the road at once.
II not Ia the near future travel will
be i'm possible over that road.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-09-04
IN DEHOLH ZIkBRNCE
7Np MEW MzHE Z0GAED

was why 1 noticed it, but suppose it
was nervousness that caused him to
change"
When she left, Clarkes eyes danced
with excitement.
When we reached the scene of the
tragedy we found the machine stand
ing apparently just as the murderer
had left it, the front wheels in the
ditch and the hind wheels elevated by
the grade of the roadway. A dark pool
of blood in the tonneau told it's own
story.
can automatic" he quietly re-
marked. Nothing but a steeljacketed
bullet could go clear through the body
of man and then cut so clean fur
row. There are no signs of struggle.
The polish of that woodwork hasn't a
scratch on it, which wouldn't be likely
if there had been a fight. officer, are
you sure these levers haven't been
touched since the body was found?"
Eyes, sir. / came with the wagon
last night and they were just that way.
The lieutenant left Clancy to guard it
and l relieved him at eight. Neither
of us have touched them"
Sexton, it is my solemn judgment
that Edgerton was not in that auto
mobile when the killing was done. It's
a simple thing, but to me it's conclu-
sive.
"The machine was set on the Sec
ondary speed. The gasoline-tank was
almost empty and the oil-cups dry as
a bone. Whoever ran that car was
afraid of the high speed, and he had
been burning up tho engine and squan-
dering the gasoline to make time.
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When he stopped he left the throttle
on the second speed, threw OF the
gear-clutch, applied the emergency
brake, and skidded into the ditch on
his tires. They are cut through. The
engine was not burned out from being
left running, for the machine is or
type which disconnects the batteries
when the gear-clutch is thrown. No
expert motorist ever did such bung-
ling job" sr
Perhaps Edgerton was new hand
at the game"
mo. On our way back have been
trying to think where I had heard his
name before. 1 just recalled it. He
drove his own car in the races at
Washington park last year. I must
pay more attention to sports"
When we entered the gloomy cor
ridors of Central station, Clarke at
once sought out Inspector Ship, who
Happened to be in charge, and begged
for an interview with Edgerton.
Here we met stumbling-block Of
formidable proportions. Inspector Ship
returned with the word that the pris-
pner absolutely refused to- see anyone.
Then, inspector, / wish you would
lock me up in the cage next to Edger-
ton, and preferably on the side his
bunk is on, if that one is empty. You
can do that, can't you, and leave me
there for an hour? may be able to
interest him through the grating"
Better go out and have your
luncheon in the meantime, Sexton"
said Clarke, as he and the inspector
disappeared down the iron stairway.
At the restaurant to which I went