The Logan Republican from Logan, Utah • Page 9

l)ON'T Waste time running around, If you want anything In the Hardware line we have It; wo have a very large stock of the very best quality; we have the cheap quality too and wo guarantee the price to bo tho very lowest according to quality. Forced sales expected. Here are a few seasonable lines to give you some idea. Hoes and rakes from 25cts, Solid steel shovels, from OScts, pigging forks from 75cts, Manure forks from GOcts, Window screen wire, poultry netting and staples, Lawn mowers and rakes, Rubber hose, Brushes, Brooms and Tools of every description. Sec our window for special bargains.

R. Lafount ag Center Street, Logan. 35 John Thomas MkiichantTaii.oii The leading tailor of the County. Call and bo convinced. Swinyard Is now located In Fisher's lumber yard one block south of Thatcher Hank.

All kinds of BLACKSMITHINO Done. Give him a call. W. W. MAIGHAN, ATTORNEY- AT LAW, Oitiee -n; Jounty Court House; Southeast rojm up-stairs.

Telephone 18y. Logan, Utah. JAMES G. WALTERS, Attorney-at-law Onicc over The First National Rank, LOGAN, UTAH. F.

E. Plowman 1N8TKUCTOH HANJO, MANDOLIN and GUITAR Studio Room il, Hi) N. Main street, over Dunbar, Robinson Co. tf NEILS.BELL authorl.cd scavenger for Logan City and Is prepared to do all kinds cleaning night and day. Prices very reasonable.

tf Joseph Tarbet, The Plumber, at the Con. I old stand. PLUMBING WORK Done on short notice, with satisfaction guaranteed. Sam Glaser, Dealer in Fino Liquors and Clgais. Ilottle and jug trade a specialty.

Our Lewis I860 Whiskey. Try it. WINDSOR HOTEL, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Centrally located. South of Kenyon Hotel, Main street.

European plan Rates reasonable. State trade solicited. Rates 50 cents and up. ROWEN AND BLANCIIARD. Livery and Feed Stables.

First West street. Telephone 14y. Connections made with ail Trains. Livery and Haggego promptly attended to. Commercial trade solicited, tf Jennie P.

Slater, (Ex-County Recorder.) JSontled Abstracter and Conveyancer. Notary Public. Room ll, Commercial LOGAN. JOHN BENCH Is located on South Main street and handles a tine lino of Dry Goods, Notions, etc. Tho cheapest place in town for Painting, Wallpaper, and 1'aper-hanging.

H. C. Hansen, GENERAL INSURANCE -and MINING Agent, Tho Mutual Life of New York Sce'y Amazon Mining Company Main St. Logan. Brunswick Saloon Sells tho largest anil coolest glass of BEER Of any placo In town.

CENTER STREET, LOGAN. PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE. Coiuult County Clerk or the Respective Signers for farther Information. In the District Court, Probate Division In and for Cache County, State of Utah. NOTICE TO CKEWTOIJS.

Estate of H. Mathon. deceased. Creditor will presvntclalms with vouchers to die. undersigned nthl residence.

In Providence. In tho county of Cache and State of Utah, on or before, the 3tlh day of HK4. John Administrator of tho estate of I.ucv It. Mathews, deceased. Date of tlrst Publication.

March 23rd, A. D. JIXM. Ali'123 NOTICE TO CUEDlTOllS Estate of Alice II, Hill, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers: totheunderslened at his residence In Hide Park.

In the county of Cache and Htatoof Utah, on or liefore the 1st day of August, iM. William Halls, Administrator of theestateof Alice II. 111)1. deceased, Dateof 1st publication. -March 30.

11)04, ApSO NOTICE TO CltElltTOKS. Estate of Johanna Helena Jensen, deceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his residence, 107 East Fourth North street In Logan City. In the county of Cache, State of Utah, on or bef'r' the eighteenth day of July. 1IW4. William Je.nhkn, Administrator of the of Johanna Helena, leiisen, deceased.

Date of tlrst publication March lillh A. I). 1W4. lUAp NOTICE Tt) CUEDlTOllS. Estate of Joseph Eorrester.

deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his residence at Smith-fluid, Cache county. Utah, on or before the 21th day of August, 1004. JoskI'H roiuiKSTrit, Administrator of the estate of Joseph 1'or-rester, deceased. Dateof first publication April 1.1.

1V04. J. Stewart Jr. Att'y for estate. PETITION Toll DISCIIAUOE.

In tlin District Court of tho United States for the District of Utah. No. (ITU. In bankuptcy. In tho matter of Isaac Kl well, bankrupt.

To the Honorable John A. Marshall. Judge of tho District Court of the United Mates for tho District of Utah: Isaac El well of Logan City, In the county of Cache and State of Utah, In said district, respectfully represents that on tho 30th day of January lost pool he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy: that he duly surrendered nil Ids property and right of propcrtv. and has fully compiled with all the requirements of said acts and of tho orders of the court touching his bankruptcy. Wherefore he nray.s.tliat he may lie decreed by the court to have a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate under said bankrupt acts except hucIi debts as are excepted by law from such discharge.

Ihkao Klxvk.ll. Iiankrupt. Dated tills day of March, V.M. OIlDEIt Ol' NOTICE TIIEIIEON. District of Utah.

On this Klh day of April. 1IKM. on reading the foregoing ietlllon It is Ordered by tho Court, that a hearing bo had upon the same on thollith day of Aprll.WH, liefore said court at Salt Lake, City. In said district. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon: and that notice thereof Ihj published InTliRlMiANHEPnnLlCAN.a news- 1aper printed In said district, and that all mown creditors and other persons In Interest may appear at the said time and place and show cause.

If any they have, why the prayer of said iK'tltloRcr should not lie granted. And It Is further onlered by tho Court: that the Clerk shall cnd by roalltoall known creditors copies of said petition and this order.ad-dressed to them at their places' of residence as stated. Witness tho IIonoraiilx.Ioiin A. Marshall Judgoof tho said District Court, and tho seal thereof at Salt Lake City, In said district, on the titb day of April. 1IW.

Litcuer. seal or court Clerk. Notice. Department of the Interior. United States Land Olllce, Salt Lake City, Utah, February 15th, 11X11.

To whom It may concern: Notice Is hereby glxcn that the State of Utah 1ms Hied In this olllce lists of lands, selected by the said State under Section 13 of the Act of Congress approved July 1(1, ism. Tho following tracts embraced In said lists, are In townships containing mineral claims of record, viz: SW'f SIVK Sec. and WW NWMSec29.TpMN.lt2E, and SWNEtfSeo 20. Tp 13 N. It 1 Mer.

embraced In lists No, 49. for the establishment and maintenance of a Iteform School. Wit NEK Sec 14, Tp 13 N. It 1 W. Mer.

embraced In lists No VI. for tho establishment, uud maliitenaucuof a Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Copies of said lists, so far as they relate to said tracts by subdivisions have lieen posted In a conspicuous place In this office, for the Inspection by any person Interested, and by the public generally. During the sixty days next following tho date of this notice, under departmental Instructions of Novemlier 27, lslHI (23 L. 4il.

protests or contests against tho claim of the the State to any of the tracts or sulsllvlsioiis herelnU'foru described, on the ground that the same Is more valuable for mineral than for agricultural purposes, will bo received and noted for report to the Oeneral Land Ofllco at Washington, I). C. 1'alluro so to protestor contest within tho time specified will tie considered sufficient evidence of the non-mineral character of tho said tracts, and tho election thereof, being otherwise free from objection, will Ik rcommended for approval. Kranic D. llonns.

Iteglster. Geo. A. Smith, Receiver. Land notice United States Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah.

March 31. 1(04. To whom It may concern: The State of Utah having selected as a part of its grant, under tho 12th section of thu Actof Congress approved July in, ism, the following described tracts returned by the United States Surveyor-dencral as mineral lands, notice Is hereby given that the said State will submit! proof as to tho character of said land, before the iteglster and Itcclev-er, at this ofllco on Monday, the lltli day of July, Itnu.at 10 o'clock a.m., viz: TlioHEXNEXSee. 30. T.

11 K. 1 embraced In list No. 105, ltescrvolrs. NM SB WWW HEM Sec. Is WK NWW: WMHWMl NEHNWX and NWM NEW Sc.

12. It HI embraced In list No, 47, School of Mines. All persons claiming any mrtlon of said dcscrllied tracts as mineral land, or desiring to protest or object to the selection thereof by the State, are lienriiy summoned to appear on that date, and submit testimony In support of their claims or objections. Frank 1). Ilobbs, Iteglster.

Geo. A. Smith, ltecelvcr. The North-Western Line Russo-Japan Atlas A War Atlas lias been issued by the Chicago North Western Hallway. Three line colored map3, each 14x20, bound In convenient form for refeiencc.

The Eastern situation shown in detail, with tables showing relative military and naval strength and tlnauclal resources of Kussia and Japan. Copy mailed to any address on receipt of ten (10) cents in postage, by C. A. Walker, Gen. Agt.

0. N. W. 200 South Main Salt Lake City, Utah. Lewiston.

The citizens of Lewiston held a mass meeting Wednesday evening to consider the good loads proposition. The meeting was largely attended and the matter was discussed at great length. The sentiment was decidedly in favor of good roads and tho employment of most any means to get them, bonding If necessary. The Lewiston people want their own road lixed of course. II.

A. Hendricks, County Commissioner was present and gave the meeting the advantage of the recent Investigations. At the general meeting Sunday afternoon, three returned missionaries told of their work In the different llelds. llorton Leavitt has been laboring In the Southwestern states, and Win. Wheeler In Australia.

John II. Wclscr is one of the three just returned. They talked very entertainingly of their labois and said that the work is progressing steadily. George W. Squires went to Logan Thursday.

George has recently added another chair to his barber shop and will be open at all hours. He has recently removed his household eiTects Into tho home formerly owned by Charles Pond. Joseph Smith's seven-months' old girl baby died of pneumonia Wednesday morning at six o'clock. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The community sympathizes with the family in their loss.

Mrs. A. C. Smith, of Franklin, Is a new addition to our town. She has just opened up a lirst-class millinery establishment.

Notice. M1LLVILLE IRRIGATION CO. Pursuant to a resolution of the board of directors, notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of Mlllvllle Irrigation Company, a corporation, will be held on the 2.5th day of April, 1004, at 7::10 p. m. of said day, at the frame school house in the town of Mlllvllle, in Mlllvllle precinct, Cache County, State of Utah, for the purpose (If deemed advisable) of amending, and to amend, arctlcle of the articles of Incorporation of said company so that said article will read as follows: ARTICLE o.

Capital stock. That the amount and limit of the capital stock of this corporation shall be and is the sum of 12,400 dollars, which shall be and Is divided into 3,100 shares of the par Value of $4 each. Ola Olson, President. Mautin Olson, Sec. Dated April 14, 1004.

Our Want Column Free to all Subscribers to The Republican. lines two Issues absolutely free. Those not subscribers 5 cents per lino per issue. Wm. Bench Lawnmaker and landscape gardener.

Address, 4.50 North 5th East. To Rent. A live-rooined brick house situated on the corner of Center and East streets. Apply to II. P.

Ncilsen, the mason, phone lOllx. tf Foit Sale one good family buggy liorsc, broke to ride; one single buggy harness; one double surrey. Inquire of Mrs. Carl C. Amussen, 102 Center West street.

A young lady of Danish nationality desires a position as housekeeper. Address P. P. care of the Republican. Lost Between Rouechc's store and South Cache Roller Mills a pair of heavy leather mittens (lined.) Return to Roueche's store and be rewarded.

Wm. Webb. A DREAM OF THE CZAR. How Father John Explained Vltlon of Russian Monarch. This fable, dealing with the fall of Wltte, the Russian finance minister, is related In a recent brochure entitled, "A Glance at the Secrets of Russian Policy," published at Vienna: "The czar dreamed the following singular dream.

He saw three cows, one fat, one lean and one blind. The next day he sent for tho Metropolitan Pal-lndltis and begged him to explain the dream, but the metropolitan declined. Tho czar then sent for Father John of Kronstadt and made the same request to him. Father John stroked his long curly hair with his hand and raado roply In the following words: 'Yotn majesty, I understand your dream in this way: The fnt cow is the finance minister, tlio lean one Is tho Russian people, nnd tho blind one' 'Don't bo afraid; go said tho czur. 'Tho blind cow Is your Newfoundland Seals.

The seals of Newfoundland are not fur-bcarlng, but are killed In largo numbers for thnlr skin and fat. Tho tklns are used to make patent leather and "hid" gloves; the fat for flue soups. Parkinson Reunion, Tno reunion of the family of Samuel R. Parkinson at Fianklln Tuesday was a grand affair, Judging from the account in the Cache Valley News. That paper devotes two columns descriptive of the pleasures of thu day, a i portion of which is as follows: The exorcises of the day began at 1 o'clock p.

m. The program was divided into two divisions, the Grandchildren occupying the time from i 1 until 4 o'clock p. m. In rendering their little songs, lecltatlons and music for Grandpa. From 4 o'clock until 0 o'clock, the family partook of the bounteous dinner which had been arranged by the committee.

At 0 o'clock tho evening's exercises began, consisting of songs, sketches and Instrumental music by the older members of the family. Among tho parts rendered during the day, two deserve special notice; 1st, the hlstorlc.il sketch of the father's life prepaied and delivered by William, which showed that Patriarch Samuel R. Parkinson lias had a most remarkable career; having circumnavigated the globe when but a boy. In Ills young manhood he settled at St. Louis, Mo.

where he met his Hist wife. After their marriage, they migrated with the Latter-day Saints to these valleys wheic they passed through every stage of pioneer life, going thiough all of the hardships consequent to those eaily days In Utah and Idaho. To him belongs the honor of being one of the tlrst to build a school house In the state of Idaho, lie has been one of the most loyal supporters of the cause of education and lias done much in support of our local commonwealth. 2nd. The Genealogical Tree prepared and delivered by Geo.

C. was a complete surprise to all members of the famll." the Tree with Samuel R. Parkinson as the trunk nnd wives as the great arms, and his children and grand childien and great grand children, represented by the branches and fruit thereof, was set forth In a painting by a Salt Lake artist, and pi esents a most beautiful and instructive picture. This picture was presented by tho members of the family as a picsent, and was most gladly accepted by the father. Statistics of the family.

Children 32. Grandchildren 104. G. Grandchildren 1.5. District court.

The April term of court began Tuesday. A. M. Clayton asked that he bo allowed to plead on Wednesday and court adjourned until that time. His attorneys tiled demurrers and demanded a bill of particulars.

The demurrer was overruled and Clayton then pleaded not. guilty to the three counts. Friday, April 22nd, was set as the day of trial. Clayton's counsel asked for tho privilege of photographing a certain page of one of the county tax rolls, and the permission was granted. An order was made Instructing the Clerk to notify the Jurors not to be present In court until the 22nd of tills month.

Tho original notices sent out requested their attendance on the 18. Other cases are as follows: Oscar Johnson ct al vs John A.IIeu-drlekson. Passed for the term. Charlotte Lander vsMaryC. Thorn-ly Pitcher.

II. J. Powers vs Thomas. Passed for the term. Margaret A.

Cainc as Henry O. Jones ct al. Passed. Wyeth Hardware Co. vs Isaac El-well.

Dismissed. Hyrum City vs James L. Brown. Dcserct National bank vs Wm. Kidman ct al.

Leavo given to amend complaint. Bertha Calwlck vs Josephs. Peterson, Dismissed. Julia A. Stuart vs Thomas Smart.

Smithllcld City vs James Mack and John Peterson. Sam Kent vs (1. A. Smurthwaltc Produce Co. W.

II. Bentley vs Brossard ct al. A. Carrey A. Prlmeax John Doherty F.

M. Haws J. L. Coot L. Fannof Tellurlde Power Co.

vs State of Utah. Jane Mulr vs. Thomas Mulr. Demurrer oven ulcd and ten days given in which to answer. A.

D. Smith vs. J. S. and II.

II. Alien. Demurrer overruled and ten days given to answer. Bailey and Sons vs. Andrew Lclsh-mantetal.

Demurrer sustained and ten days given in which to amend. Wm. Fennemoro vs. Susannah Fcn-nemorc. Set for April 20th.

Anna II. Phillips vs. J. W. Barrett.

There Were Others. A lady meeting a friend in tho rail-rood car observed feelingly: "So poor old Mr. Is dead." "Yes. But he died happy," replied the friend. "Is that so?" "Yes," assented tho friend.

"Almost his last words were that at Has be was going to a place where golf wouldn't be the only burning question." 4tmmm 1 fJBBBBBBI 'IsibbbbbI ft.SlinV President. ALLAN M. FLEMING, Cashier 1 iH JAMES Qt'AYLE. Vice Pies. GEO.

A. 1'ERCl VAL, Asst. "fl THE FIRST NATIONAL BAnK, LOG AN, UT A Under United States Government Supervision. CAPITAL AND PROITS $70,000. Courteous Attention to Alt.

.4 Inttrest Paid on Time Deposits. fl foreign Drafts Issued. Prompt. Conservathe, Safe. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: i JH W.

S. McCoitMcK, Jamks Quaylk, JosKi'H F. Smith 4 'Jbbbbbbbb! John II. Anhkhmin, Tnos. Smaht, Soiikn Hanhkn, mMM O.

C. Goodwin, C. W. Nuilkv, Allan M. Flkmino Cardon Jewelry LOGAN, UTAH Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation.

lining Olllce corner, login, Utah has plenty of MONEY AT ALL TIMES for FARM AND CITY LOANS at lowest rates. No Commissions charged Harry Swinyard Is still at the old stand, next dooi South of Logan Nursery. CARRIAOK AND BUGGY REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY. Give us a call. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Oregon Short Line R. R. CACHE VALLEY TIME CARD: EITect on Nov. 22nd, No, 11. Dally.

15. Dully Mixed. 1'oontello -'ill i. in Halt l.aku 5:11 Htttii.m Otrden 7:15 Cacliu.Icl. Mi'tidon 1:00 LoKan 0S5 HinithlMd DUX 7:00 Itlclimoiid Franklin jtlllllVKS, UslOa.m south hound.

I.KAVEH, No. 12 Daily, No. ItMIully Mixed PrcMoii "ilOa. in Vi40a.ra' Franklin 7:27 10:00 Itlcliuiond 7H3 froltlilk'ld 7:50 11:10 Imuran 11:50 n.m Mtiidon 1:10 Caclio.IcU 1:35 Aitmvr.H. Oicdin 10:30 5:30 Halt Lake 11:55 0:55 INKatello 4.15 KurtluT Information apply to V.

W. Woodnlde. Accnt. PETERSEN SONS, PAINTERS, House, Sign, and Carriage Painting. Shop one block south of The Thatcher Bank, Logan City, Utah.

L. J. GOODRICH, OSTEOPATH. Olllce and Residence, 30 N. 2nd West sticet.

Phono 42x. i Odell's Studio FOIl kH Photo's I JrBBBBBI irBBBBBll Successor to -IIbbbbb! THOMAS ODELL. BBBBBl! C. H. Baker I iiiH Practical 'ltBBBB Shoe Dealer, Has just lcccivcd a consignment of lks FOOTWEAR.

They arc positively jjH the best goods ever olTcrcd for the money In Logan. Men's Hand Sewed ikV Fine Box Calf Shoes, per pair, tM and other shoes hi pioportion. Logan Shoe Factory Center Logan, Utah tM sliH Flowers by Expressl JH Shipped same day order is received. ilM FLORA DES1 NS a specialty. 'tl II.

C. MORRIS FLORAL COMPANY" nH McCornlck Salt Lake City, U. VjH Use Less Meat. In tho comparatively wealthy dls- IIB trictR of Germany tlio consumption of lllll meat, since Araerlcnn mcatB have fllB been barred, hax fallen to three iM ounces day a person. ikkl Tbc Only Double-Track Railway between (be Missouri River and Chlcsio.

The 1 Overland 1 Limited The Most Luxurious Trala la (be World i afl Compartment and drawing-room V'bB sleeping cars, observation cars, din fS Ing cars, buffet-smoking and library AH cars, with barber, bath and Book- 'vsB lovers Library; entire train electric jjH lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection for Vk St Paul andMinneapolis iiM! Tkktti, reservations, and full In- HaSBBBBlasl formation can be obtained from 4BBhUH C. A. Walker, General Agent, JaEjH Chicago North-Western Ry. iK9 206 South Main Street, Rlvfl hwmo Salt Lake City, Utah.

W'fl Dr. P. M. Poulson, DENTIST. Best Set of Teeth, flO.Oo Filling Teeth, 1.00- AM Cleaning Teeth, 1.00.

MM (I Highest class Ciown and Rridgo Work: mM at most icasonable prices. All' work: lm guaranteed. Teeth extracted without tw pain. Olllce over U. O.

Store. 'J JM H. K. HANSEN i Stone Cfjttcr and Contractor. OSV 7 Retldence 191 Crockett enue, .) Ifl vsiiriy? iooan' utan MlX Correspondence solicited.

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