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THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN, LOGAN, UTAH, DECEMBER 20, 1002. ;H
'I We will sell
to every customer buying 5.oo worth ot goods
, AT ONE TIME FOR CASH
'JIZ POUNDS OF f
At SUGAR FOR tyl
UNION MERCANTILE CO
C1.C3 MAIN STJtEET "J Q" LOGAN, UTAH
READ SOME OF OUR BARGAINS.
10 liars Laundry Soap l.oo 20 bars for 50c
20 lbs Sago 1.00 10 lbs. " r0c
20 lbs Tapioca 1.00 io lbs. " fiOc
j 10 lbs. Kice 1.00 8 lbs. " 50c
101b. package Raisins 1.00 f lbs. ' " i"0c
1 10 lb. p'k'gc Currants 1.00 Gibs. " COo
8 lbs. Lion Coffee 1.00 4 lbs. " GOo
j 8 lbs. Arbuckle Collce 1.00 4 lbs. " GOc
Citron Peel lGc per lb.
Lemon Peel IGc per lb.
, Goods may be bought in the Dry
Goods Shoe grocery and glassware de
partment and added together to make
a $5 00 purchase and then get 25 lbs
of sugar for $J.OO
Cash Sale! Positively No Credit!
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I SPANDE FURNITURE GO.
THE LEADING HOUSE IN LOGAN FOR
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1 All Kinds of Furnishings,
j Carpets, Linoleums, Ranges
Everything that is needed In equipping a house
from top tc bottom. PRICES REASONABLE.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
All Stoves and Ranges Delivered and Set up for use.
Gall and see us and you will not trade elsewhhere
Tu Christmas
k g Is at our door and it Is time for you to
I s-v a I purchase your your Xmas: sweets. We
IP 1 1 1 gM I have the choicest line of
j ftUjUl candies, Ntits and
Fruits a$ j
MA t In the city. For our Xmas trade vc
'" ,i ImfllllM have the CELEBRATED G. F. GUN-
II 1 1 1 1 TIIER'S CHOCOLATES, of Chicago,
also OUU OWN UNEXCELLED
CHOCOLATES. Everything tho
i best. We have the
i HI Finest collection of
II J Xmas Boxes
In tho city and they would make a
rt m handsome present for anyone. You
- g 1 bet we have some PRETTY TR1M
M I I I II- MINGS for Xmas trees, as an inspec
ts II I .11 t ion of our stock will convince you.
Ill IVII Our Motto: "NOT HOW CHEAP
HUT HOW GOOD." Yours for
candy
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C. H. BAKER,
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Opposite Thatcher Jank.
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Shoe Repalting a Specialty!
For Said
Four hundred acres of first class land
In Trenton. Well adapted for beet
raising, good water right In tho west
Cache Canal. Parties wishing to In
vest in us good n farm as lies In Cache
county call or correspond with
WILLIAM HOMER, Smlthflel Ut.
And so pretty Nclllo ltoyer a Utah
girl is to play, Rclh "pllglctcd wire of
Shlblon" in the play "Coianton."
Three years ago Miss Hoycr went to
New Yark to develops her voice and
study with a view to returning to
Utah to teach elocution In one of our
promhnent educational institutions..
Her teachers and all associated with
he.t were so Impressed with her dram
atic talents that they persuaded her
to adopt tho stage as a profession.
Miss Hoycr has held some very good
engagements in the east In "Brother
Olllccrs" wltli Mattie Kuan and
others and now she has been selected
not because she chanced to be a Utah
girl, but because she was specially
fitted to play the part of Kella In the
Hook of Morman play to be presented
here on New Year's night.
Marriage License.
Hans E. Hansen, Newton 21
Sophia Jenkins, " ::
Clark Gray, Perry Idaho '21
Lila Campbell, Falrvlcw Wyo. 10
.Joseph E. Cowley, Logan f2
Hessle W. .lackson, Paradise 117
Thos. lluce. Ward Bloomlngton' '20
Ellenor Everton, Logan -2
lohn A Groberg, Farwcst "0
Maud E. Hrunt, Idaho Falls 21
Edward .1. Chile, Hcnson 2.1
Gcorgina latt, Logan It)
Arthur W. Hale, Mound Valley 111
Alice E. .lacobson, Logan 2.1
Albert Carver, Jackson Wyo. 27
Eliza Stevenson, Preston Idaho 24
Adam Atlleck, Logan 21
Maud Evans, " 18
Joseph S. Morris. West Portage 2."
Elvira Green, WoodrulT Idaho 20
Wm. 1). Peers, Logan 2."
Jenncttc Izatt, " 2."
Dannie E. Hansen, Geneva 2."
Sarah E. Hlrd, Meiidon 2.1
Grand Canyon Distances.
The dimensions of the Grand canyon
have been the subject of much discus
sion ever since It was lirst explored. It
may therefore be of Interest to give
some tlgures taken from his new sur
vey. The average width from rim to
rim does not exceed ten miles through
out tho Kaibab, or widest section of
the canyon, and it frequently narrows
down two miles. The river docs not
occupy the middle of the gigantic
trough, but Hows at a distance varying
between one and three miles from the
south side. Parctically all of the
magnificently sculptured pinnacles
and mesas (the socalled temples) lies
north of the river and at distances of
from live to seven miles from the
viewpoints usually visited by tourists.
The depth of the Grand canyon In one
way has been overstated, In another
overstated. Measured from the south
rim the total depth is considerably
less than a mile. From the rim at
the Hrlght Angel hotel, where tho
altitude is (iOGG feet above sea-level, to
lhc hlghwater mark of the river at
the foot of the tourist rail, the drop
Is 4430 feet. The highest point on the
south rim at the Grand View hotol
is 7480 feet, above 1!00 feet above the
river.
From the north side, however, the
drop to the water-level averages con
siderably over a mile and in many
places even exceeds 0000 feet. It may
be stated that tho north rim Is from
1000 to 12000 feet higher than the south
thus producing that high, even skyline
so striking in all views obtainable by
the tourist. The figures here given
arc based on spirit-levels run in con
nection with the map work. They
are the first that have ever been run
to the bottom chasmand the high
standard of accuracy maintained
throughout will cause them to be con
sidered authoritative and final.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Special Winter Courses in Agricul
ture, Domestic Science and Art, and
Mechanic Arts begin Jan. 0th. Cata
logue and full Information free on
application.
Notice to Improve Sidewalks.
"You are hereby notified that your
cldowalk requires improving and
must be so improved within five days
of the date of this notice, In accord
ance with the Ordinance of Logan
City."
The above Is a copy of the olllclal
notice sent by the street supervisor
of this city to those who should re
pair their sidewalks. Supervisor Sam
uel Holt states there is practically no
attention given by some to this notice.
To all such, wo wish to say that you
are not only creating additional
expense for yourselves, but Jeopardiz
ing tho interests of our city as a
whole. Some of our worthy citizens
have been asking for a free delivery
mall service but we will never secure
this until our sidewalks are put In
proper shape. We understand there
Is a government law that Is explicit
upon tills point. It should bo tho duty
of every citizen to repair their side
walks just as soon as the notice is
received. Furthermore It is unjust
for a part of the walks to be Improved
and tho other parts to remain un
touched. AVc trust that the supervisor
will bo exacting on this matter and
compel eacli and every one to icpalr
their walks In compliance with tho
,law.
THATCHER OPERA HOUSE I
JANUARY i, 2, 3. I
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The Great Scenic H
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Revised and with
New Cast
Matinee Saturday Afternoon I
D. R. ROBERTS & CO
Commission Merchants.
Wo buy
Eggs 22o dozen.
AVhcat 70o bu.
Oats $1.05 cwt.
ISceswax 20 lb.
Alfalfa Seed 8c to !)c.
Chlx market overstocked
Prices subject to market
chhanges.
We sell
Stores, Farming Imple
ments, Machinery, Grain
I jo;hn rozsa
Practical HorsoSliocr.
vi: rr5
put In a Horsu Phooliiir
Hack, I am vnalilo Io slioo with oaso
all vicious liur-ius.
WINTER COURSES. V
Heginnlng Jan. fith next, the Agri
cultural College, Logan, Utah, offers
Winter Courses in the different sub
jects of Agriculture, Domestic Science
and Art, and Mechanic Arts. Stud
ents taking these courses may pursue
any other subjects for which they arc
prepared.
A nd now It Is Russia's turn to bo
visited by earthquakes. Andijan a
city In the Caspian sea region lias
been destroyed. f000 people are re
ported to have been killed. The state
treasury containing live million rou
bles is In the ruins. The water has dis
appeared from the wells and a general
subsidence of the site of tho town Is
feared. Something seems to be out of
Joint with the old world this year. It
lias been a long time since there has
been such disaster fiom volcanos and
earthquakes as the world has witness
ed in tho last few months. The de
struction of St. Pierre Martinique was
the most peculiar and most awful of
its kind ever recorded In history. We
had hardly gotten over the Martlne
quc disaster, when news came of the
eruption of Mount, Santa Maria hi
Guatemaula and the destruction of
nearly all of the coffee glowing dls
t rlct of the country. Since then there
has been other disturbances in dif
ferent quarters and now comes lUissia
for her share of the trouble. No ono
knows where the merciless hand of
death may fall next. t
EDUCATION FOR FARMERS
AND MECHANICS.
Special Winter Courses In Agricul
ture, Domestic Science and Art, and
Mechanic Arts begin Jan. 0th. For
full Information address Agricultural
College, Logan, Utah. ' 10 AJ3
HOW DIAMONDS MAY EXPLODE.
Cases In Which Only Ordinary Decree
of Heat Is Necessary.
It lias long been known that dia
monds, cspoclntly tho class known as
"roso diamonds," aro likely to oxplodo
If subjected only to what would Beem a
very ordinary degreo of heat, such as
strong rays from tho sun, etc. It Is
now believed that tho explosions aro
tho result of tho rapid expansion of
certain volatile liquids Inclosed In cavi
ties near tho contcr or thoso precious
ctoncs. A great many diamonds, even
though cut,' mounted nnd worn as gems
of perfection, aro still In an unfinished
condition that Is, tho liquid drop from
which tho stono Is being formed has
not as yet deposited all of its "pure
crystals of carbon." These movablg
drops mny occasionally bo seen with
tho naked eye.
When this Is tho case, a strong ml
croscopo will give tho drop tho appear
unco of a bubblo in tho fluid of a
carpenter's level. It Ib nlso highly
probablo that besides tho liquid men
tioned thoso cavities may contain
gases under great tension. This being
iho caBo, ono may readily comprehend
how a very small amount of heat
would causo tho liquid and gas to ex
pand to such a degreo that tho dia
mond would glvo way with all tho
characteristics of a mlnlaturo explosion.
Concerning Names.
Apropos of tho eternal domestic
question, an English women relates
this experience: "I engaged a maid
named Pearl, nnd as I simply could
not ask a Pearl to till tho coal scuttlo
happy woman to havo ono to fill!
or to holystono the doorstep, I said:
'I would rather call you by sorao other
iiame. Havo you a second one?' 'Yes,'
lepllcd tho damsel, brightly, 'my sec
ond namo Is Opal.' So I Btuck to
rear). At ono tlmo I all but engaged a
maid named Hermlono, but upon
Bsklng her, 'Have you a black dross,
whlto caps nnd aprons?' sho replied,
acidly: 'Yes, 1 havo; but I'm not go
ing to wear 'cm. Ma didn't chrlston
mo 'Ermlono for to wear a livery.' "
"Tim" Sullivan Is Temperate.
"Tim" Sullllvan, who has como to
tho front so strongly In Now York city
politics of lato, has boon a saloon
keeper for many years, but It Is not of
record that unyono ever saw him take
a drink. In Albany at ono tlmo ho
was tuken seriously 111 and a physician
ordered him to tako a stimulant.
"Don't you think I can pull through
without whleky?' asked Tim "You
might," wan tho reply, "but you aro
bo frightfully run down that I don't
think you ought to risk It." Tim re
flected for a mlnutu and said: "I'll
tako tho chanco. D n if I'll tako a
drink." And ho didn't.
Hades Located Once More.
"Tickets," said tho conductor of a
north-hound excursion train out of
Kansas City to a man who had been
imbibing too freely a few nights ngo.
"Ain't got no ticket," said tho in
ebriate, half aroused from his slumber,
"Where aro you going?" asked tho
conductor as be shook him.
"Ooln' t' hell," was tho drowsy ro
ply. "All right," said tho conductor
cheerfully. "Wo'ro due thoro at 9:30
o'clock. Glvo mo sixty cents and get
off tho train when tho brakoman calls
Leavenworth." Newton (Kan.) Ro
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Cardon, I
Bttrnham I
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Bottom Knock- H
ed out of all
Former Prices! H
Ono of the Leading Furnituae jjH
Houses in northern Utah. wm
We me not to bo undersold. jH
Come onco and you will como jjH
again. H
St. Clair and Grand H
Superb Ranges H
arc unexcelled and suit all JH
that buy. jH
All Furniture, Stoves, Ranges H
delivered and set up ready H
for 9M
Satisfaction assured. Don't for- H
get thai wo aio H
Headquarters for Christ- jH
mas Toys. H
East Side Main Street, I
Opposite Hanks Hetel
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Geo. Ruchti North side IstN. street VI
makes a specialty In cleaning and re- K
pairing clothes. Partlcsdcsiringwork H
of tliis kind will receive prompt attcu- H
tlon; prices reasonable. H
Ed lloldcn has been released from IH
thoWjomlng penitentiary, whoro ho ,H
was contlncd for cutting timber illc- ' H
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