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Show TUK ITLtBBKD EAEL ' ' & 00., t LESSEES. If J , i iW t BaMni it Ikt ' fMMSc TunU; iii Sturiy. 1-- U'HURSDAT, During .. . Editor. OCTOBER 7.189? .. conference ini Salt the change can only be effected once in five years, and the text book convention is composed of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction and the various county superintendents. These are, as a rule, men of high character and thoroughly acquainted with the work of education. Changes are only made when the need of change in any book in use is so apparent ' as to appeal to a majority,and,tbeodda.must be largely in favor of a competing text book before a change ia made. The favorable introductory and exchange rates obtained, preclude the idea that members of the convention derive any pecuniary benefit from a hew adoption. The changes, made by, the recent convention were necessary, and the slight cost will be More than compensated by more effective work in ' the schools. . ? 7 A. Gordon. , ' t ENGLAND PUBLISHING y " B- V- Lake,' on Tuesday; afternoon, the in the quorum of vacancies Apostles were filled. Elder Mathias F. Cowley was first nominated and sustained, and' afterward Elder Abraham Owen WoodrufF was nominated and sustained. Elder Joseph McMurrin was designated to fill the vacancy in the quorum of the first seven presiI dents of seventy, 7 Y A is considered; 2 rxxu j oirxjjT a is TRI-WEEKL- SUNDRIES In as article descriptive of N M. Hodgesfarm near Garden City, the Paris Post alleges that the wagons employed Icr .transporting wheat .from the farm to the mill, carry from fifty to sixty "thousand Brother Wallis pounds each. would confer a favor upon the farmers and lumbermen of Cache county if he would kindly tell the name of the" maker of the " w$gon capable of carrying tysipuch as broad gauge car. a The attempts . t F Liutenant Peaby has returned from his visit to the Arctic ho went to regions, whither xnaka the ' initial preparations for another attempt to reach the pole. Members of his party state that at y - - It may be good politics to, say We offer to the public the remainder of that a man has, with commend, w . stock" of able filial devotion, jumped 500 miles to the bedside of a dying father, when using bis name in connection with his possible can- AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, tottakerom for the large line of didacy, ,aod, to i insinuate that be I has absented himself for. some other reason; but it Is neither good . f F"' f sense nor good journalism. , r ;J NOW ARRIVING AT ; . our;r ofour contemporf play deep maligna able. Of course the intent is to array the personal enemies oi Mr. Thatcher against the Democratic ticket, and make the late manifesto an issue of the campaign. It is very naughty of the Nation to thus ncyparr-iauglr- ' use its church influence. - - Pshaw! If the fact that many or all of-tpresent officials are friends of Moses Thatcher is to be taken as proof that be caused their election, the same charge could be brought against President AVood ruff or any other honored man. As tar as the present municipal campaign is concerned, one of. ihe gentlemen named is aa great- - a factor as the other. Neither of them have auv connection with it. -- better The Nation - man-E- ad prepare to make a meal of cop of The Journal, in accordance with his own proposition. HaJwill then have more ideas in his atom ach than in his cranium, and -- will have taken the surest method of having them reach the seat of his , intelligence. j HOLIDAY GOODS; r 1 ed y j ILHftSOmON'S ... The wide circulation of a pubu , lished libel is no indication that ; the paper publishing it has an CX7mlt will pay yoa to buy for next Spring, You will save half. extensive circulation, but is attri bu table to the love of scandal. It passes from tongue to tongue.. A. scandalous libel published in the Juneau Miner concerning some -NEW'AND SECOND individual living here, would eventually reach his ears, hut the Also a Stove extras. large inducements offered in its adveri tising columns would be confined to those who actually read the paper. ; Stores axid Ranges. HANDN stockof flStove Repairing a Specialty.; M. 0. EVERTON. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Two doori west of Post Office, Logan. Belle Louder, a young lady eighteenyCars of age, of SalrLake, died one day last week with every indication of typhoid-pneumoniHer parents were Christian Scientists, and although the girl was ill a long time, no doctor was called in to visit her. It is alleged that she was taken out of bed and dressed every morning,- - and very-effort was made to convince her that she was already nearly well. This continued until it produced the natural result, and the girl died. Speaking of Christian Scientists and their methods, Dr. Dalby, city physician of Salt Lake, said: a. -e- It ir a' burning 'shamethat something cannot be dope - with thes6 people. Case after., case has come under my attention during the past year in which these Chris tian Scientists have been more or less mixed up, but we cannot do anything with them. We might have had these people arrested for violating the city ordinances if we had found out that . the girl had died of typhoid, but - her mother was opposed to permitting a postmortem, and without that it was impossible toj ascertain the true cause of death. Unless some laws are enacted compelling the calling in' of accredited physicians in allcases--p- f But illness, we can do nothing these people claim, you know, that there is no such thing as sickness. It is a part of their belief, and when they positively, assert that they do not know that a patient is ill, wbat is to be done? We cant force ourselves into a private house and demand the privilege of seeing a person who they claim is in per- Camp Clay, on Cape Sabine, where the final scene in the historv of What if a lady who voluntarily the Greely expedition was ectsred a Democratic primary enacted, they found positive evi- and took an active part in dences that starvation had driven the proceedings, was elected the unhappy men to cannibalism. a delegate to the convention? SupNext summer Lieutenant Peary pose she had been a Republican; will enter upon another attempt to is as repentthere no such reach the pol6, this time by a new ance? and would thing not her actions method. He will sail to the most indicate a change of heart? There fect health. .northern point that can reached are others, as our friend will learn That is the way. the matter by the open sea, when his vessel election day. stands. Our hands are tied and upon will return to the United States afwe can do absolutely nothing. ter landing his party and supplies. There is apparently but one good So the posting of an ordinance He will push on to the most norfeature about the Christian Scieninstead its of thern - land limit, . where he will publication in a .eatabliahJiia.baEapf,BUPpilea.Jly Jiegfpapwwsg an admission tists method of atreatment; that isx-a system of relay stations, his upon the part of the Council that that it is a speedy metnod ol mak- it had been paying out the peoples ing angels. party a small oue and composed " chiefly of . natives inured to the money wrongfully for the publicaA few weeks ago the editor was climate will be in no danger of tion of ordinances; was it? Nay, ill-fat- -- MinerZiUKUt-Mercar Tribune special Mercur. Utah, Sept. 5. E. H. Terry, a miner em- ployed on the Edna May shaft on the West Dip, was instantly killed about 3 oclock this afternoon, lie and his partner, named Redmond, were engaged in limbering the $haffc,which is about fifty feet deep. They had got the timbers up about twenty feet and Terry was" onthe in lagging Scaffolding putting when the scaflold gave way, throwing him to the bottom. HiiTneck was broken by the fall and he was badly braised by falling on a drill. His body was brought up to Watts undertaking establishment in Mercur and an inquest will be held'in the moyning. - The deceased was about 5 years old and,. was. well, known in , Mercur, having been foreman on the Rover all summer. He has two brothers in California, who have been telegraphed to. lr It mcaut that the nay Pauline City Attorney advised the Council ia the matter, and we arenot basking in the sunshine of that gentlemans favor just now. ; Some day the validity of one of these posted ordinances will be tested, and a A Hyde Park correspondent, in surprise may be sprung. giving an account of school matters in that burg, made complaint reOur friend over the way actually the does in garding change textbooks, lay claim to the credit of hav afld stated that many people enter- ing killed the RUV'and prates tained an idea that it was simply a after the fashion of the boastful scheme to draw dollars from the sparrow in . the Who Killed Cock people. This is a wrong idea. Robin story. of the,,days of our Years ago a change in text books youth. Having, with malice aforewas regarded with suspicion,, and thought, accomplished (in its own whispers of boodle were n circula- inind) this fr&ticidal act, its dead' tion; but under the present system,' ly Shafts are how turned in nothing but the good of the schools direction. Rocks hide usl Where -- , -- I takenwitb.a verysevete cold Jthat Silver 0 CENT3 a dozen paid for Eggs at H. G. Hayballs Store. FOR SALE: New lime ' at HanlsbUS Lime Kiln' 20 CENTS a dozen paid for Eggs . at H. G. Hay balls Store. LADIES Misses and Childrens Underwear good and cheap, at J. Newbold. ,, STUDENTS WASHING and at done Mrs. A. C. Hanironing block B. Y. C. south of sens, lj ONE MILLION Watches wanted for repairing, of C.M.Wendelboe," the best watchmaker in Utah. OFFICES TO RENT OverC Co-o- p Grocery & Drug Co., Z. C. M. I. Building, Main St. . FOR SALE Violin, Alto Horrrf and base burner f tove, suitable for large room or ball. Apply to - v Inquire at this office. THE SCANDINAVIAN STORE PLEASE NOTICE. pays highest price for Eggs, sells goods cheaper than any other place in town. JJ, KOTCf Ricks Block, Main St. FOR SALE. Wall Paper, Window Shades, etc., etc. John Bench. One half block west of Post office, Third Street, Logan. J 33, FIRST-CLAS- S Zi . sewing machine, extras, needles and oil can now be obtained handy at the new office of the Singer Mfg. Co. on 3rd St., 4 doors west of Z. C; M. I. - . Ci; MDCA:;. that.weareJkeadqnartersJorPainte and Painters Supplies. Our customers are sure of that because of what theygetand-wh- at they pay for . it. Buyers also see that this is the fact the moment they enter the door and look around themrNo Matter what the kind or extent of the painting job you have on hand, we can make it pay vou to call. If its oils and varnishes; were in it it; too, and so are ourcustomers. Prices always way dowpi L r- - . CALL and see Elwells Oak Stoves, Third Street. - caused him to be in a most miser-ablcondition. Tt was undoubted ly a bad ease of la grippe - and reo ognizing it . as dangerous be took immediate steps to bring about a speedy cure. , From the advertise ment of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and the many good recommendations included therein, we concluded to mike a first trial IMtoktaU and Mela Drvggiitt. . of the medicine. To say that it , i i , Logax, ; Utah, -was satisfactory in its results, is Feaxelin asd Montpelier. Id iho. putting it very mildly, indeed. : It acted like magic and the ry suit was a speedy and permanent cure. We have no hesitancy in recomG;: ? , , mending this excellent Cough FOR Remedy to anyone afflicted with a t ? ' I t cough or cold in. any form. The General ' Blacksmithing and .all Banner of Liberty. Libertytown, of kinds repairing on vehicles. Maryland. The 25 and 50 cent i sizes for sale by Riter Bros. Drug ...... it Co Somth of Deseret Mills."" i (.., r . , , , e WantColunm, Bucklins Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for J. W. England, Journal Office. NOTICE. The Logan "novelty cuts, bruises, sores,- ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped shop is the place to get all kinds hands,- chilblains, corns, and all of repairing done. Bicycles a skin eruptions, and positively specialty. R, M. Rolfsen, Third cures piles, of no pay required." It St., Logan. is guaranteed to give perfect satisFOUND A big bay horse with faction or money. refonded. Price harness. Owner can get same by 25 cents a box. For sale by Riter paying expenses and for this ad. Bros. Drug Co., Logan Utah, f 1 itarvatTbnTSIedgesahdeasiry able boata '.will be the - means of progreesion. .Peary expects to reach the pole in two' years, but will be prepared to remain five if necessary. - - Moses he The petition presented by the business men, askiug the county to commissioners appropriate new Bear to the complete' money Lake road, was referred back to them' with an inquiry as to what the business men themselves are willing to do. Now is the time for them to hustle and contribute liberally to the fund to bring them business .Upon their action will depend the county appropriation, and there is no time to lose. - ;" Eor:30.TDay s Only shall we flee for safety? r Thatcher into the campaign, although they dis ary to drag jdURNAL, LOG AIT, UTAH OCTOBER 7 1897. J ;YOU cannotaffordtobuy Stoves," Tinware or Hardware without seeing the elegant line just received by Isaac Elweli; tbe Third Street tinsmith. His prices are always tbr lowest LOST On the night of the 1A2, a new pingle. harness ,,at or h XI ear home of Mrs. C. R. Humphreys in Millville. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at her place 'or at this office. 4 Riter Bros. Drug Co. , A: f f JACOBSON, . v F v SALESMEN WANTED.-fl- Oo to $125 per month and expenses. Staple line: t position permanent, pleasant and desirable. Address, with stamp, The Seymour-Whitne- y Co T 149, Chicago. Mf J n v, V - H, a WE ARE PAYING 22o a dozen et the 2nd ward store; and selling our stock of shoes at cost as we are going out of the shoe ' business Highest pricp paid forwheat. We always lead in prices; " others follow. for eggs :1 - 4 J k - ' ' 4 t G.S. IIayball, Proprietor. - |