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Show 'jr 1 .0 J ( . . I ja,. ntBUtaiuhri., ?. . . t- 3. V - JOURNAL? DWAlL UTJLI&TfOVEMBEIi LY B 13 i. jov BIT All T HD U the Demo-ertti- o nominee for Congress, His Is known to ell the people E5QLAJJB HJELlSHEfa 00., ability rnutin it BAIL - THE 0ASDIDATE3. & lessees. , Timlij m4 iMMr. , A. OoiDOV, ' - H; Roberts , hJ j of the State. He is a student by nature, is of commanding presence, is an orator of distinction, is firm t LfUi nees itself, is devoted to the cause of Silver, is acquainted with the needs of the people, is .a thorough Editor. Democrat, and will make a sentative tobeproudof, A n raoira $ 3.1998. NOYZHBXR THURSDAY Hori. B.. j.- S: rf-i v; . 4 I Hon. ate RrN,-Baskin,-candid- ft forlaHupFemJingeillpr"while TJIHOCBiTMTBTiTOICKET; not so well known to the people generally, lano less worthy "their He is most sincere confidence. well qualified bjHjoth nature and education for , the position be aspires to. He is a graduate of the -- For Delegate to Congress . . HOK. B. H. ROBERTS. For Supremo Judge HON. R. N. BASKIN. greatHar vardla weehoolrand has I Legislative Ticket. HQN. JOSEPH MONSON. House- HON. I. C; T1I0RESEN. HONAARON F. FARR JR. HON. MORONI PRICE. County Ticket. n MARTIN i. WOOLFS THOMAS H. WOOLFORD, SETH A. LANGTON. Jndgfl. ' - - ite ve ns S m b e m e n t D prience gained during her present they be-use- OWEN. Sheriff . t , V . BESSIE MOREHEAD. l" FRANK K. NEBEKER. Ane'ssdt:h . - , K - I j .. . S. W. HENDRICKS. Surveyor - s Co-o- p , (J. Aebischer, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Has moved his gallery to Cardons old stand on Third Street, where e. J. S. BAKER. I Logan Precinct. the location of the Agricultural College at Logan. Justice of the Peace ' ce, he-ija- . WALTER W. JONES. Treasurer . public and private 'position .with .Attorney Fwnk K.'yebisker has which he has been entrusted,. with mae an excellent rerd.as Coun-I- f the most conspicuous ability. His Attorney. He haft performed the record is a credit ftp- himself 'and manifold dutieajrf bis office without his , constituents, --and his official deputy hire; tho'county has had.tp records are models. Ile has had a advioe toi br legal pay notbiog varied ex perifence, .haaVT a 1 wide been end highly, of re election. V knowledge of. publicafi&irs coupled successful in the District CburL He with mature judgmentand he Can is an able lawyer, and will in ilie Utah has no "use' for straddle eafely he trusted to be foundupon future,' as inthe past, do honor to bugs upon any ' question. : When the. right side of every question the position to which he aspires. Alma Eldiedge attempts (oiidea affecting the interests of his congold and a silver horse going In stituents. As an advocate of any Mr. Walter W. Jones, of Well3-villAs cause he has few. peers. opposite directions at the same ia the Democratic candidate time, he must necessarily lose the proof of this it may be cited that for Assessor, aod a wise confidence of the County to his influence was largely due the partisans and , JO the largest sale of any Salve in the world. T his fapt and its merit has The office of constable is not a led dishonest people to attempt to conspicuous, one, still, it is one counterfeit it. 'Look out for the which calls for the display of con- man; who attempts to deceive you siderable ability and judgment. when 4you call, for DeWitts Witch Hazel 6alve:..the great pile cure. George Fister is jnst the man to Grocery & Drug Co. fill it as it , should be filled. His record in this office is behind him, and it is a good one. He is certain . . . De Witts Witch Hazel Salve has W. N. Thomas, re-ele- ct . -- Recorder Attorney -- 1 2 FRED TURNER. W. N. THOMAS. The successful admioistratiou of the countyj financial.affairs.devol -ves upon the county commissionerr. The people can afford to make A Republican Administration raised the price of wheat so they no mistake in their selections. . In said. Why did it not maintain the election of Martin Woolf, Thomas Woolford and S. A. Lang-to- u ' it? they will make no mistake. e residents and All three are The Tribune is seeing, many Mr. the county. taxpayers ef spooks and predicting dire calami- Woolf has had a wide experience ties galore in the event of Roberts' that peculiarly fits him for the election. Such profound depths of office, "and his - excellenT record "as -- have I hypochondria-mu- st their mi aaio ner m atelilael ec- bounty com . . origin in dj,pep.i., Trjr n a 4 a yepepe a ta eta, . rother Good - v4rje eucceaafal bosinees ex W1D. and Mr; Woolford is noted perience, . for his success as a farmer. All rn n srUBLCA8 men who arelimng are solid and self-ma9n.l j have grown up with the county and and Lewiston they could carry the are fQHy conversant with its needs county. This augurs one of two I aD(j condition. . They are honest, things; either they believe that I capable and careful, aod well qual other precinct Democratic com I every respect to continue mittees are asleep, or they do not I the good work so efficiently per know what they are talking about; formed by their predecessors. most likely the latter. GEORGE F1STER. . old-tim- 1 I 1 de r1 J- he will be pleased to see bis old No man Can patrons and any one else desiring and it would work in hia Hue. take a much smoother, less hesiis widely- -. and favorably known, tating and- - more grammatical lerbas grown up with the county speaker than Eldredge, to convince and is welL acquainted with land themi that ' they can. values. ;Jo many respects the MONEY to Loan on farms. office of Assessor is the most imIn his own organ the editor of Zfph Thomas, Logan, Utah, portant in the county, and it takes the Nation Rea CASH paid for poultry and eggs alleges that .at man of sound judgment and at held Smiths cheap cash store Mendon last in knowledge of general values to ac- publican rally he thoroughly ONE MILLION- - Watches wantceptably fill it.- - Mr. Joues is such Saturday evening, I discussed the of ed for repairing, of C.M.Wendelbos,. the extravagance a man, and he may be relied on to present county ad mlo istration. the best watchmaker iu JJtah. ill the office with justice -- and Unless he made more intelligent PLENTY OF MONEY to lou .. and convincing argument than he on farm and city property. -- H. A, Pedersen, Samuel Vw Hendricks Is ja name has yet made in his paper, Main St.r Logan. ; audie'nce' have hia 7 made very,' very to conjnre with: it is a name with, A. pair of gray . WANTED which to capture votes. Born, tired. no consideration if mules. Price raised and educated in this county, Opera House Barber he is known to a. majority, of .its Republicans, ik they can be be suitable. Shop. citizens, and that knowledge is ali lieved, hope, to make great gains STOVES, Ranges, tin, gr$f in his favor. . The office of Treasur- out of what they term the Demo hardware cheap, at and craticLA- - mis-er is -i plit. ANever.werethey two'doors' west of' Eveftons take might be attended with more mistakeuA There is no split. serious consequences; hut Mr, It is a united democracy which WANTED Bicycles, guns ani Hendricks will make no mistakes, will, this fall,, as nn days of yore, and the people' will make no mis- face the enemy anil drive theni to locks to repair at Logan Novelty Shop. Bicycles, a Specialty. take when they elect him. - - -- - - defeat, . Rolfsen, Prop. Third Street, choice was made in his selection, backers of both. Mr. Jones.has been a resident of serve two masters, Wellsviller for thirty years, and he Constable ? tiP lecause of TheirSuperior Cous tructionLead Every where. fior the public Among our candidates for the term will State Legislature is Hon. Aaron F. benefit during the succeeding one. ' ' ' Farr Jr.; a man who has filled every " - ' : . i o V v 1 Clerk JOHNW. I v-- : m Commissioners r It during which time he has earned a brilliant reputation 'both as a man The Salt Lake (and a lawyer. intervielredarnumbe Herald has of such eminent lawyers !as Dickson, Henderson, Rowers, Marshall.1 Ferguson, Cherry, Critchlow, Williams, Judd, King, Dey, Schroeder one and many others, and all story of bis integrity, ability, and I udicialdiscr!mThalIonTTMe will j do honor to his party as Supreme Senate -- J been a practicing attorney in Salt Lake for the past thirty years, 1 Want Column. .j ity. i- he-mu- st 1 V ... noer P0-Loga- n. B-- J. S. Baker will b9 our next The Nation corndfaius because Sheriff Fred Turner has made County, Surveyor. There is no we called it a liar twelve times in . , . The Republicans are giving , h eI.cellen fmous money, bat there is a great deal of the course of one editorial. True; few vaudeville performance with rf . office. H.e good work responsibility attached to the office. we dsoouuced twelve ies, and we each hypnotic ...pee, which Jr4 and th.a in end Mr. Baker understands his busi- now state that the Nation is appreciated enrea the occasional awakening ifl W1 8UC' ness. He is careful and compe- twelve different kinds fa liar. It the andienco; bat, upon' tent, ahd will fill the office with has more versatility this than day those who are supplying the'ceeim8e Mr. Logan.- - wine EXPERT JUDGES of a,. and liquors, concede the . fa ct , tbt for both quality and price, the goods carried by the Cache Val.eJ Brewing Co., take the cake. electionl0. One large red cow branded on left shoulder, supposed te have small calf with her.. Sew w information of her whereabouts funds will be in the same position as ' the performers in the eyes of the voters; that is, all coons look alike to me," and the political sable a complexion will be of-t- oo hue. The singing' of the festive darkies is excellent, but not good enough to answer 3 an antidote for the nauseous Republican pill, -- credit to himself and constituents. I That Miss Eessie Morebead .wil succeel her elf ss Recorder, goes without .saying, ker records are perfect, she is attentive and affable, and is alwaysready to. give any required information inHBUch manner as id make it a pleasure to do business at her office. The ex- - Justice W. N: Thomas, the rotund and jolly judge, has made a good record inofficer- - He has sound judgmhatand a' judicial mind. The people will be making no experiment, but will simply be voting for an assured success when in any other direction. Which is the silver ti present campaign? LOSt J rj Samuel et la the Let .any voter lican claims to the contrai y. j LOST From Logan, ooe Q) horse,' white feet, branded and GB on left shoulder, One by horse branded X and OS on left ask himself the question and' he cau reach but one concli sion ; the Democratic, is the on y silver ticket in the' fieldLdespit Repub- thigb. 3 Thornly, Smithfield, be rewarded. Write inwr No. 76, Log11, Box Both poor. mation to P 0 4 h i- - |