The Logan Republican. [volume], December 22, 1906, First Section, Image 2

About The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924

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H MINKHS IN THE KLONDIKE.
H Quiet, Provident and Anxious to Get
H Away as Soon as Possible.
H Lack at water Is tho groat drawback
H to mining In the Yuknu, Buys Leslie's
M Weekly. There Ih Utile rain during
H the sutmncr iind the miner must do-
B Pn,l "pon the melting snows to swell
!thn streams for Ills Hiinnner sluicing.
Villages have Hiniing up near tho
er9eks and living Ih a Khailo higher
' than In Dawson owing to the extra
H freight. Sending noitventr post cards
B from these points becomes an expen-
H slvo rcmenihrnneo, as tho plain uncol-
H orcd ones bcII for $1 r0 a dozen. Tho
H picturesque swagger miner of Cripple
H Creek, Crccde and Tonopah is not
H found hero. The cost of getting "In"
H. Is heavy, iiiojcj Is not always easily
Hi made, and tho winters nre hlttor cold
H ani1 depressing on aeconnt or the long
Ht darkness. So the minor saves lilii
Hj earnings until hr leaches u more eon-
K gencal clime To ho mire, thcie are
V ' men on tho c-ceks who drink whiskey
! and tho lr ileit kind of whiskey
H iind gambling roes on: yet, on tho
1 whole, tho Klondike miner Is a (Ulet,
provident lu.llviilunl, wlio devoutly
H hopes that the gold fields ate not
B to bo Ills permanent homo.
H A man who works for a company
H or Individual mine ownor receives
from four dollars to six dollars a day
H and his board. Many of them do their
own cooking and live in cnblns near
H tho crooks. Plap-Jneks (pan cakes),
H bacon and cotfro nro their chief diet
during the winter, and In midsummer
It requires a dexterous hand In turn
H 3 tho tlap-Jarl:H heforo tho mosquitoes
B c can settlo n lite unbaked side. Tho
H old-tlinor who has seon tho ice como
H and go Is known as a "sour dough,"
fl . an(1 t,ICRu nion nro tho aristocrats of
H the camp. The nowcomor, or tho man
B i r who upends his winters outside, In nl-
H wnyB known as a "chccchako."
If people in the states know how let-
H tors from homo are appreciated by tho
H rabtn dwellers of the Yukon they
H would tend roum messuso every day
H I havo seen miners bit In front of their
cabins and rend and reread old tat-
H I tcred Icttors. At some particular pas-
H . sago their faceu would light up with
H a stnllo and tho entire letter would
H lx gone over again
H i Doth Troubled by It.
H lnkuliur What became of that
H queer patient jou were telling m
H about Inst spring?
H Dr. Price O, he's got a complaint
H now that's giving me a great deal ol
B I Inkwlrer Indeed1 What Is It?
BBvM Dr. Prlco Wlij. i complalni .iIhjiiI
HBVJ tlie amount of my bill. Stray Stories
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H The Phenomenal Action
HBBVH
B I of the Rstey and Newman IManov-
H ' I those represented here makes them
H equal to all demands, oven unreason-
B ; 1 able ones. These Instruments will
H' last a life time, but it won't take a
H, life time to pay for them on our p.iy-
H' .' when-you're-ready plan. Of course
HBBJ some cash down to show ou mean
H " business.
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H mk WiU's ncntisoo; wto ouzS
M ' . "Expressions Are Changed"
H very rapidly In our operating rooms
H I From agony to joy In a brief lime is
i "' the experience of those who havo come
8 us for painless cxtractlni;. Should
H you desire a tooth drawn, save yourself
H ' pain, delay and discomfort by coming
' to us at once. We arc equally cxrcrl-
H enced In all kinds of Dental work, and
l supply single teeth or full sets of the
H very best artlllolal Teeth. Filling and
H Iirldcc and Crown work done expedl-
K u tlously, painlessly and thoroughly.
H J. A. McCausland
l j Dentist.
HH II I Over Rker's Drug Store.
H 1 1 V Bell Phone 259Y.
THE NEW COLOSSUS OF ROADS.
Scar In New York Globe.
Latest Doings in Society
Among the Atoms
A little money ls n .dangerous thins.
Man and His Faults.
Every man has his faults, but no
man has as many an his wife thinks
tiu has.
English Land Unfairly Divided.
Fully one-third or tho land in Great
tlritnln is owned by members of tho
houpe of lords.
Outuide a Country Cemetery.
N'otlce. The only persons burled in
'.hl3 cemetery aic those living In tho
parlRh. Sourlre.
Decorated Arabian Women.
Arabian women havo their faces,
hands, arms and ankles tattooed with
crosses, eresreuts, etc.
Sea Songs.
Moat groat xots havo written about
tho Boa, yet few havo written songs
which sailors can sing.
Pitiful.
Nothing is more pitiful than thu man
who fails because ho Is nfrald ho will
not be able to stand prosporlty.
Sign of Studious Nature.
Eyebrows running straight across
tho forehead, providing they aro fair
ly wide apart, show tho student.
Female Barbers In Auttrln.
In Austrian cities thoro Is a special
examination for female barbers, who
iro yearly growing more numerous
Worry of Little Things.
The little things of f0 aro what
cause us Uio most trouble. It Is oaslor
to dodge an elophant than a microbe.
English Trains Running Faster.
The number of flfty-six-mllo-an-hour
runs on IJnsllsh railways Increased
from twenty-two in 1004 to forty-flvo
last year.
Three Difficult Feats.
The throo things most dlfflcult are
to keep a secret, to forgot an Injury
and to mako good use of labor.
Chllo
Woman's Hour of Trial.
Among the great trials that a
woman has to undergo, says a wrltor,
is to have a new bonnet In tho houso
on a rainy day
Sad Time That Comes to All,
When a woman finds that sho can
no longer wear a sailor hat, sho gota
her first liikllng that sho Is growing
old, says a writer.
Reason for Dressing for Dinner.
Tho bracing effect of n change of
clothes Is well known. Tho changing
of clothes may even thus favorably ef
fect nutrition. Lancet.
Writer Mourns Lost Grace.
Our present methods of training
girls aro unsuccessful, declares a
writer. Oraco Is a lost quantity
among modern women.
It's Hard to Escape.
When you aro llttlo you havo meas
les and when you grow up you havo
enemies. Thoy'iu nil In tho course
of a lifetime
Life's Delicate Balance.
Tho groat doublo daugor of taking
life too easily and taking It too hard,
now dllllcult It Is to baluncu that.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
The "Moral" Aopect.
When a man claims ho won a
"moral" victory It means ho has had
tho stuffing licked out of hlm.To
peka Capital.
The Oyster's Strength.
The oyster is one of tho strongest
of creatures, und tho forco required
to open It Ih more than 1,300 times Its
own weight.
Good Enough for Average Man.
No man knows what tho future has
In storo for him, and some of us don't
caro much, so long as sho Is passably
good looking and has plenty of money.
Good Cause for Enthusiasm.
"This is tho loveliost spot in tho
world," lomnikcd tho pokor player as
he drow an aco to his other three.
People Without Ideas of Art.
Tho Klbalans, natives of Formosa,
are probably tho only race In tho
world to whom drawings or pictures
convey no Idea whatsoever.
Emmense Grasshopper.
The lurgest Insect In tho world Is
probably a grasshopper found In tho
Karoo desert. In South Africa. It has
l ten-Inch spread of wing.
Good Advice.
Don't condemn lying t(, strongly
until you hao assurod yourself in
all truth thnt you never willingly
forced a weakling to that refuge
John A. Howland.
Greek Custom Traced to Turks.
Tho custom that prevails In Greece
of carrying a body to tho gravo In a
'coffin which ullows the face to be
vlBlblo Is said to havo originated when
tho Turks dominated the land.
Stopped by Moist Air.
A bullet which wus fired by a
chargo sufficient to glvo It an Initial
velocity of 1,700 feet a second in dry
weather would travel at no moro
than 1,300 feet through moisture.
More Appropriate.
Cherry brnndy Is tho namo of tho
now color which Is to bo tho rage
during the winter A fashion writer
describes It as "u rich roso pink."
Should not this read. "A rich noso
pink'' Manchester Chronicle.
Uncle Allen.
"I suppose there is such a person as
tho foolklllor," mused Undo Allen
Sparks, "hut he has either retired
from business or he's hopolessly be
hind on his orders."
Wisdom of Uncle Eben.
"Do man dat's alius talkln' 'bout
hlsso'f," Bald Uncle Kben, "Is general
ly handicapped right at do start by
cboosln' a mos' unlnterestln' subject."
Good In All Things.
Tho farmeis of Somersetshire, Eng
land, say that thanks to tho dust
raised by motor cars thoro is a ie
markablu freedom from blight In
their orchards this year
Batch of Old Letters Found.
About 170 old lottors havo been dis
covered in a post box In tho county
courthouse of Belfast, Ireland. Some
of them had lain there since 1S96.
Poor Cotton Production.
Only SC5 bales of cotton woro raised
for tho season of 1005 0 In tho Ger
man territory In Africa, comprising
nn area nearly as largo as tho entlro
American cotton belt
Overworked.
In tho city of Newark tho othor
Louis Cnpragangakostouh's applied for
n peddler's HcciibO and got It Now Is
tho time for the Newark license clerk
to apply for nn Incrcaso of salary.
To Wash China.
If china Is decorated with gold It
eh never bo washed with soap,
as ... ban a dulling effect and after a
tlmo causes tho gilt to rub of!. Hot
water does no harm.
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MDFFI) Leading Hotel
KLLUofOgdcnGity
Is a model of convenience. The
hotel olllcc, 70 x 30 feet, Is the most
spacious and comfortable In the
West. Two elevators, no climbing
stairs, Hc-furnishcd throughout.
Rooms large, light and clean, Steam
heated
I nPATinil Thri-nblnck-ipastof Union
LUWUIUn. i)L,,,; city Hall Park oir
tKwlte on UiowiHl; (Irand Oiorii llnusii
adlolnlnir on tin- tenth: Utabna Park Tlic
alru across tliusircut nortli Tim electric
slroet railways from all parts of tlio city
confer at Its doors
EUROPEAN PLAN. fiu
and upwards, Kxcellint Cafe la ('ounce
tlon. Tlio lMst valuo for tliu raoiu-y In tho
Matoor Utah
Why not come to the Hotel replete
with every comfort when It costs no
more money? Reed Motel Co., Props.
Hard to Find
A belter place to buy or sell
Second Hand or new Furni
ture You can't Und
A Better Place in Logan Than the
Logan Second
Hand Store
24 W. 1st Street North.
Upholstering done on short
est notice, and guaranteed
to be better than elsewhere
In town. Call and see our
Christmas Toys.
N. I. Johnson, Proprietor.
We have the Only
Cold Tire Setter
In Lo,an and it will
Set your tire while you wait
And we guarantee that the tires set
on this maohlnc will stay tight longer
than they will set the old way.
Remember, we do all kinds of repair
work and wo assure you our charges
are reasonable.
Hy experience we have found tho
Sweet Rubber Tire the best and
cheapest.
Emit E. Nielsen
LOO AN, U'JAH
$6.00 Per Cord
paid for
Red
Pine
Wood
Will receive any amount.
M. & L. COAL
and WOOD CO.
E. J. MERRILL
Osteopath.
Headquarters at Richmond, Utah.
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than we have ever carried before, Books, I
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Gifts of all kinds, a bewildering variety of I
Toys a veritable Toyland. Come and see I ,
us before our best is sold. I
We can accommodate those customers
I who wish to select now by holding any
goods until Christmas on payment of a small 1
deposit. ,LT 1
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! WE HAVE MOVED !
into our new quarters iu the Andrews block, 2
north of the old stand. j
! Christmas Sale is Now On !
Come and see our goods, whether you buy
or not We defy competition. We go for S
trade, and do not wait for it to come to us.
I HOBBS MUSIC COMPANY I
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