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Thomas, H V SMITHFIELD, UTAH. H OANOVEK, H CAULK, H KINCiSBUKYaiul H SOIIAFEB PIANOS. H ' CHIGAGO COTTAGE ORGANS. J TAKE ,.. I The Oregon I Short Line! . . H For all IS'ortli Paclllc Const Points: V Portland, Seattle, H Spokane, Tacoma. H i H THE SHOKTEST, QUICKEST, SAF- H, J, EST; ELEGANT EQUIPMENT... H New Double Daily Train H , SEUVIOE BETWEEN SALT M LAKE CITY AND PORTLAND. ID. S. SPENOEU, A. G. P. & T. A., halt, Lake City, Utah m- H AV. AV. AVOOD31DE, Aget, Logan. mv m moiDwi 5 Jit H ,1' Call and See our New Line of H ','j Ranges, ; , Stoves and H Heaters. H A on will saj thej an the Host and PjPjPjPJH ( '1 iwi noil In tin c H j. Iteinembci PPPPH wo the ' WICKLESS BLUE FLAME HEATER, 1 CARDON&BURNHAM. The Logan Rcptfblican. I.oiiav, Oaciir Coitntv, Utah. N. RALPH M00RC, Editor and Publisher. Ht'llsClttt'TIONl On.) Yrar ?-' Hx Moulin 1 S5 ThriHi Months... 5 All Huliscrliilloiii limit bo paid In ndtnncu. AilMTtMwr rates iflven on nppllcntlon. Palace Barber Shop Tv'EWLY EQUIPPED WPl'll POHCELAlN 1JAT1! TUPS. JOc Shave JOc O. A. NELSON, Proprietor. Alexander, the optician, Hotel Kles el. Hours 12 to 1:30 and 4 to 8. tf Ephrahn Shelton, postmaster nt Mention, Is building a new residence for himself. Misses Emma and 01le Snndbcri; of Cannon wore In Logan Saturday. They brought.a j oungcr sister to the N. .1. A. Wilkinson's business building on North 1st, West Is rapidly Hearing completion. Theie aic seeral small looms, and one large loom. Piof. Vernon of the P. Y. C. faculty is having elected a residence at. the northeast coiner of 'Jnd Jx'oith and 1st East. It Is a desirable locution. O. A. Nelson has been fixing up his baiber shop, "The Palace," In an up-to-date shape. A new cement Moor and bath tubs aie leccnt additions. Mr. E. M. .lohnson, with Yan Stmt fcChambcilaln, Salt Lake City, Is In Logan for a few dais doing piano tun ing forThatcher llios.' establishment. We made :i mistake last week Insay Ing that Prof. Anderson's wife accom panied him as he sang In the Gates conceit. Instead, the accompanist was Miss Pagnell Jensen, recent I) from Christiana, Norway, :i ioimg lady of superior musical education now located In Logan. She is a grad uate of the Christiana conservatory of music and Is leeoin mended to pros pective scholars as a woman of cultuie and rellnement, and great success as an Instinct or. Itev. X. E. Clcmenson went to Pres ton last Thtnsday afternoon as the guest of llev. AValler mid delivered a dlscouisu in the new Presbjtcrian chinch dining the evening. Itev. Waller Is the minister Inchaigeof the (icntllc Valley dlstilct, but become seriously inteicsted' In Preston, and In the last twelve months lalsed the money to build both a chinch and manse. This building was opened on Thuisday evening for the llrst time. The chinch will piobably be dedicated Oct. 1st, and a chinch organlatlou elfected. This Is but another example of "where theie's a will, theie's a way." On the 1st of this month Mr. Zeph Thomas opened up In Salt Lake City a Debenture Savings Hank, to be tun In connection with his bank at this place. Mr. Thomas had been contem plating this move for some time, and his business at Salt Lake became so large that the new establishment is piactleally a necessltj. The bank Is located In a splendid loom two doois east of the Kenjon hotel. Mr. Thom as Infoims us that the new bank will Innowa iiitcifeie with the business of the Logan bank. Sovveis, one of the oldest of the Uintah Indians and a piomluent man of his ttlbc, tiled on the icseivatlon a few tlajs ago, and In accoidance with a custom in oguu among the Indians, his best hoises weie led up to the dead wanloi's wickiup and killed that he might have them to Udc over the hills and vales of the happy hunt ing giotinds. Sower had been a lover of fast horses and owned some that were veiy valuable. Among the horses that weie shot was one for which ho lecently paid X,0. Pi ice Advocate. "We have htaid It suggested bj dllf eient business men that the thing most needed by them Is a Merchants Association. Theie aie various mat teissuch an association could arrange mote satisfactorily to themselves and tothch customers, and with but lit tie tumble. We understand that there aic two evils, especially that might be remedied by conceited action, be sides the adoption of lilies and regul ations for mutual piotcctlon. It Is said that the merchants and business men geneially have pilces up lather high largeh, because of a disposition onthepait of customers to want to "Jew" t hem down. This Is a lather pernicious practice and one that could be KMiii'tllpil. AVith a meichants association It would also 1h possible foi each meinbei to know whom to tiust and foi how much. Theie need be no continued los.sc.son the pait of a io meichant. And again It Is said that business men Instead of pat ioniz ing eath other aic Inclined to send oir foi goods when it Is found that a few cents can bo saved. A Meichants Association designed to concct sudi evilsaiul otheis of llko natiuo would ceitalnly piove bcnellclal. The addition to the Sidney Stevens Implement house goes ahead but slow ly as docs various other business buildings. Inability to secure mater ial and workmen has caused numerous and aggravating delays In the build ing Hue the past summer. An Idaho paper records the recent marriage near Pieston, of Miss Jane Weeks to Mr. Thomas Day, and adds: "A day Is gained, a week Is lost but time cannot complain; for soon there will be tlajs enough to make a week again." Pres. Wm. 0. Parkinson of the Ilyrum Stake was In Logan Tuesday. Mr. Parkinson Is mentioned as a very prominent candidate for the tieasurcr shlp nomination, subject to thecounty convention, but he sajs he Is doing nothing to secure this honor. If his friends want nlm to have It, lie will accept and do all that ho can to lie elected. Mr. Eber Smith, for ten years a competent and valued salesman for the Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co.', this city, is now with the II. La fount & Sons Hardware Store. Mr. Smith onjojs an excellent reputation as a hardware man and no doubt his friends will be pleased to see him at his new place. During the past six months he has been at the Montpcllcr branch of the Consolidated Co. The new addition to the Eagle Ho tel Is practically llnlshed and with other Improvements makes this estab lishment one of the inosf.'eominodlous In the state outside of Salt Lake City. Thesuccess of the Eagle from the time of Its opening has been phenomenal, and this new edition will baldly pio vlde room for the business in piospcct. The cntlie building now contains about one hundred guest rooms, three huge business looms, and sl sample rooms', also a large dining room on the second lloor. The hotel contains all modern improvements and is conduct ed on such a scale as to make It a very popular hostelry. As we have stated lieforc, The P.e publlcan Is making little or no cITort to clnonlclc local news happenings at the present time. Until our presses arc Installed so as to enable us to get out a semi-weekly, thus giving j on the news fiesh and tip-to-date, It Is hardlj worth while to look after the local side of alTahs, other than the political situation. Such news items as come to us in the course of our loitnds among the business men, we aic pleased to mention, but aie making no cITort to cover the field. Our presses should have been heio at this time, accoiding to agicement, and we doubt, not that they will have leached us befoie another week. Kindly w Ith hold cilticism until we aie in shape to cover the field as we have piomlscd, and then If we fall, let loose any cilticism j on please. Tree Delivery. Most of the stoics have been num bered. They have placed No. 1 on the door of the Hauls .Music Stoic, as they are the llrst to sell jou piano's and organs and llrst to keep their guarantee good and have a peifect light to be called a number one store. Among the Schools. One of the teacheis in the Penson school lecently told her childien to Imagine themselves any animal and then to vviite a little story. She al lowed them fifteen minutes and for childien of the fomth grade some showed remaikable cleverness. Here Isonefiom a little girl: "lam a cat. My name Is Fanny. 1 kill the Kits and the mice, I like to drink milk. 1 like bhds to cat. 1 have. soft fur. When peoole pet me the wiong way 1 let out sparks. When children have stiings I love to play with It. When mean bojs set their dogs at me I get mad and giovvl and make a thick tall. My ees aie veiy bright." Susn: Jr.itKiN. A certain prominent educator of the clt has a son in this school. This son wiotcas follows: "1 am a louse. My father died and my mother and all of my slsteis. 1 was the only ono that lived, llefore they died we lived In a little gill's head. When they had died 1 did not like to llvo there so I made up my mind to move then T traveled for a longwajs. Then I came to a boj's head and had a lot of babes. This boy's name I found out ono day after, his name was Joseph James. Soon after when I got settled the lxiy got sick and they had to get the doctor. He put some medicine on his head that killed all of us and 1 died." Joiinmi: Joni:s. ThcA.C U has a lcglstiatloh at piesent that Is far ahead of tho legls tiat Ion In November last veai. Tho same Is tine of the P. Y. C. This is ceitalnly giatlfjing to the heads of these Institutions, and It should be noiie the lessso to the cut lie citizen ship of Logan and Cache county. It Is a condition that shows the valley Ulm ilioroallvo than ever to tho val- jog Liners !jc The Po.val Dread of Salt Lake for sale by P. A. Nlclson & Son. The famous "Cosmos Pictures" arc unequalled for elegance of finish and cheapness. A fresh supply of these beautiful reproductions of the world's noblest art Just received at Wilkinson & Son's Hook Store. Another large shipment of Douglas Shoes has arrived at Andieas Peter son's. These shoes arc made In the latest and very llncst styles, fit easily and give very excellent service. When jou arc In the market for first class footwear then call and sec them. ue of educational advantages, and that the awakened Interest Is of a substantial nature. When It Is con sidered that each student at cither of these Institutions spends In Logan an avciagc of $200 during the school year, this unpiccedentcd growth In mini- bcis should be and no doubt Is a scource of gratification to the business men of the city. An cniolhiicnt of 1000 means the expcndltuic of $200,000 ajt'iH", this Is distributed lather equally among tho different business houses. If the business men were alive to their oppoitunltles they would be making every effort Uo aid these schools In securing a linger scholar ship. They would see that there weie plenty of good places wheic the students could room and boaid, and would oiler every other reasonable Inducement for students to come licit lather than go to Salt LakeorProvo. These schools are all that Logan has that Is worthy of mention and should be accoided every help possible. Moic scholais and more professors means more money for Logan business men and gieater than that, It means that the valley Is working up to a higher Intellectual plane. At the New Jersey Academy last Friday evening Miss Kate S. Smith, pieceptress, was the victim of a sur prise party, carefully at ranged and successfully can led out to a happy tciminatlon by the gill students of the school, and even at this time Miss Smith has baldly recovcied siilllclcnt 1 to know Just wheie. she's "at." The ?. girls had Issued invitations to the va- : rlous teacheis and a veiy few friends, who gatheicd at the Academy at a eight o'clock Fi Iday ev ening and, w bile the unsuspecting v Ictim w as being en tci tallied In an upstairs loom by fi lends who weie In the plot, slipped Into Miss Smith's parlor and there quietly awaited her appearance. A few min utes later Miss Smith, wholly unsus picious, came bustling Into the loom and then w llted. She was completely surpiised and piomptly went through all the expicsslons anil gyiatlons usual on such occasions. She had haidly lecoveied fiom the Hist shock when Miss Martha liergcrner stepped foi ward and In a few well chosen words piesentcd her with a beautiful opal ring as a token of the honor and es teem In which she Is held by the stu cnts and then the victim's collapse was complete. Hut there was moie even jet, for after a season of pleasant conveisatlon the victim and guests were Invited to the spacious dining loom to pai take of ice cicam and cake. After pinning on a pansy favor, one of which was at each plate, Miss Smith cxpiesscd herself as being as happy as she ever was In her life, and j later In the evening In an oveillow of j spliits she insisted that In twelve oi j fifteen jeais of such woik as Is heisat I piesent, she had never had such pleas- J ant students to cue for, such excel lent teacheis to llvo with nor such altogether satlsfactoiy suiiouhdlngs as Is her position In the New Jeisey Academy. The evening was thor oughlj enjojed by eveijone, especially by the girls who planned and carried out the surprise. Those piesent weie as follows: Mis. I. N. Smith, . Mrs. N. E. Clcmenson, Mis. Stover, , MlssesSmlth, DeGratI, Haymond, Jen- . sen, Peed, Elliott, Casslday, Giacc Ficdickson, Gertrudo Koons, llael Davis, Murtlia Hergeincr, Claire Sny der, Amanda Herg, Christine Larson, Edna Caldwell, Chloc Harris, Grace Straight, Sldonla Ferguson, Murgaret Jensen, Myitle West, Sylvestlno West, Anna Moench, and Messrs. N. E. Clcmenson, 11. L. Hell and N. It. Moore. AVhilc standing In the Postofllco Sun day we heaid two girls aged about twelve or fouitcon discussing the merits of their respective teachers, and the pait that Inteicsted us was a eulogy of Mrs. Kerr, principal at tho Ilenson, by the one with unburn tresses. "1 think she Is one of tho best teacheis In -town, and 1 Just love hci, so much that I could go to school toher on Sunday," quoth this maiden, and piocceded to go Into such ccsta eles as gills of this age can. It gives us pleasuic to clnonlclc this little In cident, for we too have occasion to believe that Mi's Keir Is as delightful a woman as one would caro to meet. Dining Julj sho chapeioned a crowd of these awful Gentiles on. a two weeks camping expedition at Hear PREPARE A For Winter! I 1 ' t And while preparing bear in c mind ours is the place to buy Stoves and Ranges. ( s We have them and can give ! good values for your money. j Spande Furniture . . Company - - L Center Street. Conference and State Fair 1 REDUCED RATES VIA OREGON SHORT LINE R, R. On account of Conference and the State Fair at Salt Lake City, the Oiegon Shoit Line will sell tickets from Hanisville, Cornish and Intermediate points on Sept. 2!) v to Oct. (I inclusive; all other stations Sept. 2!l to Oct. G Mr. Inclusive, at reduced rates, limit Oct. 15. Train Schedule and Rates: Station Daily. Dally. Dally. Pound Trip Fare Preston Leave 1:50 pm $4,2.5 Franklin 2:10 4.25 Plchmond - 2:28 4.23 Smithficld 2:45 4.10 Logan :t:05 3.80 Mention :!:2.'i :i.55 Cache J inict Ion 5:20 p m 5:18 a m 3:50 3.25 Collision 5:43 5:41 4:13 3.75 I Dewey 5:51 5:50 4:21 2.50 Honeyvllle (1.02 (1:01 4:30 2.25 Hrigbain (1:20 (1:20 4:50 2.00 Wifiaul 0:34 (i:33 5:0.1 1.75 IlotSpiings (1:43 0:43 5:13 1.50 Hanisville 0:50 0:50 5:20 1.50 Ogden 7:20 7:10 5:45 Salt Lake Ariive 8:10 8:35 0:50 I ltetuinlng tialns for Pieston and all Inteiinedlatc points at 7 a m. Places of Amusement. SALT LAKE TIIEATHE: TlvolaOpeia Co., In "Idols Eje" and "Seicnade," Sept. 20 to Oct. 3. Herman The Gieat, Oct. 4. Alphonso and Gaston, Oct. (I to 11. GKAND THEATUE: Tlielma Co., Sept. 2!) to Oct. 1. Finnegan's Hall,Oct.2to3. Foxey Tramp, Oct. 0 to 8. Tide of Life, Oct. It to 11. D. S. SPENCEU, A. G. P. & T. A. AV. W. AVOODSIDE, Agt. Lake, and we all without exception fell in love with her admirable quali ties. Personally, we have little doubt of her success as a principal and in structor, and believe that her auburn haired pupil has a discernment that Is a credit to her. The other day one of our teachers assigned "Breathing" to a certain fourteen year old scholar as it subject for an essay and the following was the result: "Breath Is made of air. AVe breathe with our lungs, our lights, liver and kldnejs. If It wasn't for our breath wo would die when we sleep. Our breath keeps the life a going thiough our nose while asleep. Bojs that stay In a loom all day should not breathe, they should wait until they get out of doois. Glils kill the bicath with on sets ulid squeee the didgiam. Girls can't holler or urn like bojs becauso Uielr diagiam is squeezed too much, j If I was a gill I would latherbe a boy, I so lean holler and rim and have a gieat big diagram." The Beaccn Light club was oigan led at tho B, Y. Tuesday afternoon by a number, of Logan ladles. Prof. Vernon addressed tho meeting on "An Intioduction to the Age of Ten nis," and Mrs. Jane Thatcher enter- rvcl". tallied tho gathering with a vocal sc- (yf lection. This mention of course Isn't ' the bust we shall hear of this literary club. City Primary. The Democratic primary for tho Logan picclnct was held at the court house Tuesday evening. According to the vote there were 37 present. Tho meeting was called to order by Chair man T. II. Cutler and 11. llajball was chosen as the chairman and J. A. Langton us secretary of tho meeting. Ewln W. Smith wasnoniin ated for Justice of tho Peace and Geo.j I). MtCulloch foi constable. The' meeting then pioceedcd to the elec tion of a ptccluct chaliman which io suited in tho selection of James A. Langton. Tho meeting then adjourn- jcd. It seems the impression was out that AV. II. King, Democratic nom inee for Congiessman was to addiess this meeting, but ho was saved for AVediiesday's meeting, tho county con venllon which met at the couit house at 11 a. in. ' - ,r law