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Show THE TR Schillings Best 1 J JOURNAL, LOGIN, UTAH. JUNE 23, f WelLyille. Co , unmindful of its past expert ences, has decided tq go into poli- im. j In the afternoon a great man? of tics again, and accordingly a call the fathers not seen in the beginbeen issued for a convention to ning, were participating. v costs more to make than any has nominate a candidate tor the poSports for the day being over, other, 5 . . baking powder sition of County Supt. of Schools, dont have to pay more. which will convene on next you 7N ever mind why you r Wednesday, at 11 a. m.in the court house. The primaries will be held money " back if you dont on Monday. The Republicans at like it. first arranged to have the convention the little' ones returned and a grand ball was indulged in in the evening by the larger students. Throughout the day there was a of pupils, parhearty ents, and teachers in providing enjoyment for all. Principal W. G. Raymond wa9 the recipient of a total surprise on Thursday evening last His students and fellow teachers took him by storm and presented him with .those tokens of love and respect which go to form a great part of the satisfaction of a teacher. Lunch wa3 partaken of and considerable merriment indulged in, mostly at the expense of Mr. Ray- -- TUESDAYS WAS NEWS. Continued from ht Page. ington now gets news from east-r- n Cuba direct, and' the line will be thrown open to the public this week. FROM SANTIAGO TO TORTO RICO. The Washington, June 21. will at Santiago stay transports until the city is taken, and will then carry the army' to Porto Rico with the fleet. ARRIVE AT PANTIAGO. r., JtS ir O jl , New York, June 21. A dispatch from Mole St. Nicholas, dated June 20, says the appearance of the American fleet was an impressive Bcena. Forty nine ships, carrying and convoying the army, stopped within sight of Santiago. Four teen cases of typhoid fever, all mild, and several cases of measles, were on board, but generally the men are in good condition and anxious to get ashore and advance on the Spanish positions. ' Sampson reports that there are from thirty to forty five thousand No Spaniards in the viefnitv. on wa3 attempted Monday landing afternoon, but Shafter and Sampson are holding a conference as to the best place for the work. It is thought the landing will be six miles from Morro Castle, and at Guantanamo. On Monday night Sampson and Shafter went on shore west of Santiago. -- -- ' . SPANIARDS HAVE SEEN THEM. Key West, June 21. A dispatch Havana the from says Spaniards have seen the ships, and that a battle is imminent. , Supt. 0. C. Ormsby, and assistant, George L. Swendsen, visited the Smithfield Sabbath School last Sunday. They found the echool in excellent condition. Mr. Frank Madison of Providence, an old time and resident of the county, was brought over to Logan on Monday evening and placed in jail, having been committed in default of the paywell-to-d- ment of a fine of 7 o 90 assessed held at Smithfield; but realizing that in all, probability their candidate would have to be taken from this city, they concluded it wouldnt look well to go to Smith-fiel- d to name a Logan mao. As a matter of fact the Republican party here is not overfetocked with available men for the superintendency. The Nation mentions H.'K. Merrill, T. H. Merrill and A. B. Irvine as candidates, but there is a question as to whether some of these gentlemen are eligible. The way the Rapubs have been howling for nonpartisanism in the coming election has caused some people to look for their convention to develop into a nonpartisan, festival, at which some disgruntled Democrat or rabid nonpartisan may be pushed forward as a candidate in the hope of catching enough votes to warrant them in putting another ticket In the field next fall. back-scratchin- Wells1 villa g Warbling. After a successful year the public schools of this place closed u June 17. We have had six schools in session most of the time for forty weeks. The commencement exercises were held publicly and the meeting house was filled with pupils and their parents. A well prepared programme was rendered, some of the most interesting features of which were au address by Joseph Howell Jr., from the eighth grade class. Master Ernest Alen of the sixth grade, gave a very meritorious account of the fcipanish-America- n war. Bp. W. II. Maughan addreesed the students and in a few well chosen remarks congratulated the , school board and pupils,-teacherspatrons on the successful ending of this echool year. He then presented certificates of promotion to the graduating students. A flag drill aDd a little song, The Month of Roses, rendered by the primary grades, won the admiration of all. There were other interesting exercises which space will not permit me to mention. Supt. Oldham being present, addressed the studentB lor a Bhort time, and gave the people credit for.having surpassed any district in the county in educational interest; that our force of teachers were scarcely equaled in Cache county. Through the energy and magnanimity of our excellent school board, all the children of the district were provided with some acknowledgment by way of candy, peanuts and prizes for contests in base ball and other games, which were engaged in with a hearty good ri-da- y, against him by the justice of the peace for obstructing the sidewalk near his place. Mr. Madison is quite able to pay his fine, hut obstinately refuses to do so. The trouble appears to have grown out of the incorporation of Providence as a town. Some of the people were opposed to the incorporation and do not feel like obeying the regulations prescribed by the town board, and consequently some friction has resulted. Mr. Madison, it appears, thinks it would be too much of a concession to the town board to pay the fine and so chose imprisonment instead. Considerable feeling has been aroused over will. the matter. There were five matched games The Republican party of Cache of baseball with no players outside mond who became tfie victim of several good jokes. Mr. Raymond expressed his appreciation of the respect shown him, and teachers and pupils said gCod-natured- i ly Good, Horn Made Blanks, Stoning- night We are onc9 more made happy by the return of one of our missionaries after having filled an honorable inission. Elder George II. Bradshaw, who has been labering in England for over two years, returns to his home and friends. lie, with Elders Irvine and Needham, of Logan, addresed the Saints in Sab- lossy, Flannel. - good bath meeting. Wellsville will celebrate the Fourth with just a sociable, modest iittle celebration such as wa always have. A committee consisting of Wm. Murray, Lorenzo Hansen, W. G. Raymond, Marie Owen, Mary Williamson and Rose Pitkin, have the matter in. hand, and a good time is insured. The boys are arranging for a graud game of base ball, any outside clubs who wish to win some honors, may investigate- - Urchin. His Ultimatum. Yarns, Dauing, T.9 Exchange the iy atSTAR VS for Wool WORTH WOOLEN FRANKLIN, & - To Supply the Trade and Public With Such Seasonable Goods as it 51 4- NEATSFOOT AND HARNESS OILS, RLUE VITRIOL, SULPHUR FOR SHEEP DIPPING PURPOSES, WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL, AND A FINE LINE OF PAINTS AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES. FOR TERMS. WRITE TO Edmund Buckley.' Stndebaker Bros. MTg Bo. Have a large stock of their improved wagons, and celebrated carriages. Also team and buggy Harness, They also make a Sheep Wagon that leads all others. There's a stovepipe in the parlor, theres a bedstead on the lawn ; The front porch has a chair blockade, the tire is dead and gone ; There is carpet on the clothesline till you cannot see the yard, And its being mauled to pieces by a big seven upstairs rooms ; coon and his pard. She made me sweep and scrub until I Theres a pile of furniture indoors thats wore out all the brooms ; like a railroad w reck ; She made me take a ladder and scale the The women of the household are in suds outside wall. up to the neck ; And scour the windows there until I The cook has left the kitchen, and the thought the sky would fall. ; dinners fresh paint all over me until I Ive got Therell Ie no banquet here tonight, for a sight ; aui we are cleaning house. My new tan shoes are black and blue, Tberg are books on all the stairsteps, my vest is ivorv white. theres a washstand in toe hall, I used carbolic acid till 1 got a four inch The door could not be opened if the burn,. And then she roasted me, and now the president should call. The pianos in the bedroom, the stool is worms alxmt to turn. in the shed ; stood it to the limit, and the worm Ive To try to find a thing thats lost is is turning now, enough to kill you dead. I pray you, maik my cast-iromap and The bicycles are out of doors, the hose is brow. corrugated in the house ; down to Cassidys, and there The madame plans to give the floors a Im going I'll fill my hopper. douse. hardshell Baptist And if she does a thing to me Ill fix And I am off for Cassidys, the haven of her good and proper. the free ; in mud and ashes,, and if she track Ill When the women turn it inside out, etarte to jowl. home is no place for me. You hide somewheie and watch me, and What a terrific wrench this is, I dont voull see me make Rome how:l. suppose you know, I've stood this thing for twenty years, When my better half consented, a score and now, by jing Ill see of years ago, If any woman with a mop can work a She vowed that while life lasted my willbluff on me. ing slave sbed be, St. Louis Republic. And her chief pleasure on this earth to AND GUARDIANSHIP PROBATE make a home forine. And yet this hour she met me with a N0TI0E- wild glare in her eye, A streak of soot across her nose, her Consult County Cletk or the Respective skirts pinned up knee high', And bored me through the gizzard with Signers, for Further Information- a glance, And told me if I tracked her floor shed In tbeSistriot Court, Probate Division- baste me till Id dance, In and for Cache County, State of Utah. Shee made me carry toves up stairs, matter of the estate of Lara Auhuer, deIn the and loads of bedclothes down ; Shes worked me worse than any nigger ceased. N tier. The Petition of Annie L. Anhder praying for you can find in town. lauaiiee to Conrad L. Anhder of letter of She's made me clean the icebox said tbe adminia-ratloin the eaiate of Lara anl d r. Le ice ; wed needing deceased. ima been aet (or bearing on Tueaa) Shes made me clem the cellar, and the Klh dav of July. A. D. 18SW, at ten oclock a. ra., at the County Court Hoiiae, In the rake the house for mice. Room of aald Court, In Logan City. Shes made me wipe a hundred chairs Court Cache County. Utah. and shake a million rugs, Witness the Clerk of aald Court with the aeal thereof affixed, And take a poieoned feather and go on Deal tbia 22nd day oi June, a search for bugs. A, D. 18SS. And when I dropped exhausted done Hofei J. Mathews. f seal Clerk. all a mortal could By Joh W. Owe. She said shed never seen a man who Deputy Clerk. was any earthly good. Sheriff! 8ate- Ive got splintefs'-ttr-mfingers and slivers in my knees; The house is damp and draughty till I In the Dlstrtct Court oi CaChe County. Utah. Anna B. rhllllpa, Plaintiff. ,. feel as If Id freeze. illiam Fennemore and j eIenanw-TIve slaved and tugged and lifted till W Susannah Fentemore.j broke almost my back, Ive sold at Sheriff sale on the 13th day of be And the only time I tried to rest I sat Logan City, Cache County, Otah, July, ISM, indoor of the court houae, the followdown on a tack. at the front We had salt pork (or breakfast, with ing deac.ited property,southeast corner of lot Commencing at the cold dried-app- le pie; 128 Plat j Logan six fill block twenty-eigh- t yI was noon came when I west so hungry City Survey, Cache Ceuntv. Utah, thence tS2 two north thence alaty to die. eignteeml rods, v longed for time 18 ( thence east thence rods, eighteen feet, was luncheon more But all we got at' 82 ieet to the place of .beginaoutn sixty-twlf and pork and cold corn bread, ning, containing more or leas, square rods, Oh, I want to be an angel! Put me in b7'j I Feed Tcesih, . my little bed ! Cache County, Utah. woodwork in the 1898. wash me Dated made She Jenertrd, R. KEWLEY. Agent. We buy these goods in large quantities and give buyers the benefit of same and ii A rj y 9 inquiry and correspondence. Montpelier, - -- ii. - lilEST fflEAT - -F- OR- : Good. Fat, Juicy MEAT Of n all Kinds, Also Fish in Season, -- co T- O- T de Union Meat Market. JOSEPH KNOWLES, Prop. Four doors westol Postofflce, 3rd Street, Logan I I t: LOGAN, UTAH. k Logan, Utah. Deweu's victory Was complete in eyery part- icular, our line of so 4s FURNITURE Either home made or ported. Young people imcan- not find a more complete or cheaper outfitting house. Our stock of Undertakers goods, coffins and caskets is also complete. We invite your trade. N. A. -- LINDQUISTS. 3rd St., East of Tithing Office. Farmers and Canyon Men Can get horses neatly shod and vehicles substantially repaired Shoeing interferes and horBea with deformed feet, a specialty. -- AT o Riter Bros. Drug Co. FBANifctisntinfr - , A solicit 1! IDAHO. - ARE PREPARED O ILLS. Jack-the-Ripp- 'J WE Glotli, etc. Snoiy-oro- ol o alxty-eeve- n Idaho. pc Sh-rlf- fof JUL V V one-ha- GEORGE HiTLOR-- S BUcksmlUt Stop. One block South of OU U. 0. Foundry, Mala Street, Logan. I J. Crlffln, S. Remlnaton t, - -Type-Writers- Bents end tell I machine Write. ' on tup payment! Ogden, - - Utah, |