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Show THE Slck!Ileadaclie absolutely and t permanently curod by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Constipation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. 25c. and 50c. Write to W. H. Hooker and Co., Buffalo, Sold by N. Y ., for a free sample. 2h ..Biter Bros. Drug Co. ) i ' Tendency of the Time.' ' ; L""7 v The. tendency of medical science is toward preventive measures. The best thought of the world is being given to the subject.' It is easier and better to prevent than to cure. It has been fully demonstrated that. pneumonia, one of the most dan-gerous diseases that medical men have to contend with, can be pre- , . TRI-WEEKL- JOURNAL. LOGAN, UTAH.- FEBRUARY, 12 1903 - Y Exchange Gleaning ' cjnn& bdhuhUc ( ' The 6 V clock S. P. train ran into a bunch of cattle five miles east of hre Inst Sunday evening killing about a dozen head. Box Elder ' Report. Andrew Madsen, bartender in the Parlor saloon, this city, burned his left hand severely last Tuesday while filling a cigar lighter with gasoline. The gasoline took fire from the igniter before the lamp was closed up and in carrying the holder outside he sustained severe burns on his hand. But for timely and cobl work, the entire building might have been burned to the ! run-dow- took fire from the oil, Mr. Madsens hand causes him considerable pain but is healing nicely.-- ' Manti : Messenger Dave Coleman related his thrilling experience in the recent snow-slid- e which carried away the Quinhouse at Park City aud shaft cy buried eight ifien , to a crowd of :i an d mmi Tho Scenic Lino to Glenwood Springs Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado Aspen, St. Louis, Chicago, and Kansas Omaha, Denver, City, Sgrings, ' 1 The bar and the drapery ground. i The mother slowly times her footstep to those of her baby driver. Yet the is bard driven because not alone in the brief moments of play, but all day long must she keep pace with babys wants and needs. Generally the mother who experiences a larger demand on her energies has Ices and Jess strength to respond. Sometime she suffers from diseases peculiar to , her sex, and often has never thoroughly ' recovered her , strength after babys com-' ing. For all women who arc weakened by womanly dis-u eases or who are by maternal and household cares Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription is commended as a medicine whidT promptly cures disease! and restores the, strength, all points east. Connecting at Ogden Union Depot with all Southern Pacific and Oregon Short Line Trains, The only Transcontinental Line passing directly through Salt Lake City. It establishes vented by the nseof Chamberlains regularity, dries weakenCough Remedy. Puenmonia aling drains, ways results from a cold or from heals inflaman attack of influenza (grip), and it mation and ulhas been observed that this remedy ceration and counteracts any tendency of these cures female weakness. - 11 diseasestoward pDeumouiarThis interested listen ersTtheTolher day unexcelled is has been fnlly proven in many Mr, Uoleman was a prisoner under as a tonic and thousands of cases in which this' the snow for two hours and was nervine for weak, women. the used been has He uuable move. to during was remedy bleeding If mother who dread the baby coming Dr. Piercea Favorite Prescription great prevalence of colds and grip internally duriug all that time, and wonld'take would find it a great help and benefit, they Milin recent years, and can he relied rapidly freezing to death. When writes Mrs. L. E. Henderson (President waukee Woman Literary Club), of 63 Grand confidence. the avalanche descended he was in Ave., Milwaukee, Wi. After the birth of my npon with implicit first child I did not seem to regain my health, Pneumonia often results from a the boiler room, and was thrown ao began to take your medicine, and in two slight cold when uo danger is ap- down, his head striking.- on the week I felt stronger and able to be about, so prehended until it is suddenly dis . d.mr of the furnace inflictiug an covered that there is. fever and) ngly wound. During a good part to take a few months prior to babys advent ; in difficulty iff breathing and pains in of tho time that he was entombed fact it is of great benefit in all form of female "Splendid EquipppdFastrTrains OGDEN AND DENVER Via Three Separate and Distinct Scenic Routes, Daily-Betwe- THROUGH PULLMAN :- AND en ORDINARY-SLEEPIN- CARS Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago Free Reclining Chair Cars. change. TOenvcr, Omaha, withoi - run-dow- n PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS.. DINING CARS, Service a la Carte on all through trains. f .For rates, - announced he was couscions ofhissurround-ing- 8, that the patient has pneumonia. but unable to make a move Be on the safe side and take to save himself. Dave is still pretChamberlainS Congh Remedy as ty groggy, but is recovering rapsoon as the cold is contracted. It idly from the nervous shock. Tin-ti- c ' Miner. always cures. For sale by Riter s , c f, Bros. Drug Co. ... , A shocking accident occurred at Shelley roller mills Wednesday MAXJGHAN the morning resulting ia the death of Chwsou, the assistant milAttorney-at-Laand County Georg ler. While assisting to put a belt Attorney. Office.-- Court House, on a pulley from which it had slipped, the belt wound up and caught South-eas- t room, upstairs, Logan, the unfortunate man on the left foot instantly jerking him up aud Utah. killing him instantly. - His head W W. w was hattered to a palp against the The New Way ot overhead rafters. His left leg was SMOKING MEAT. completely torn from his body at Apply Wrights the hip and still whirled aronnd CONDENSED the shaft after the body' had beeu SMOKE with a dropped to the floor. Fremont brush, giving .meat two coats a Gazette. week apart. A Several head of cattle belonging liquid made from to parties in Spring Hollow ran in hickory wood. Sold to the burning slack dump at the Mo experiment. for 6 year all over . U.S. and Canada. A 7 bottle moke a barrel ol Wasatch mine on Tuesday night meat. Get the genuine. Fully guaranteed. and were quite badly burned. . We Sold only in iqiiare qt. bottle with metal cap. understand that some of the people Write for FREE BOOK ot NEVER IN BULK. cnrtnjf meat. Be aura to yet WRIGHTS up there turn their cattle out and CONDENSED SMOKE. Made only by H. WRIGHT & CO Kansas City, Ma they go up to where the coal teams are to pick up the loose hay; the Utah Drug Store, City Logan. autmals are very annoying to the teamsters, and dogs are brought into use, which was the case TuesTHE NEW YORK WORLD. day uight, with the above result. k Edition. ; I 1 C t - - Sp0fcen4 k The World was a brilliant success in tho beginning and has been steadily growing ever since. Time is the test of all things, and has set its seal of approval on the Thrice-- a Week World Thrice-A-Wee- which is widely circulated in every State and Territory at the Union, and wherever there are people who can read our mother tongue. This paper for the coming winter and the year 1903, will make its news service, if possible, more extensive than ever : before All events of importance, noJG 4 ter where they happen, are ported accurately jmd promp The subscriber, for cne dollar a year, gets three every week and more news general reading than most great dalies can furnish at five or six times the price. The Thrioe-a-Wee- k World is absolutely fair in its political views Partisan basis is never allowed to affect its news columns, and Dem ocrat and Republican nlike can obtain in its pages truthful accounts of nil tho great political cam- paigns.' k The Worlds regular subscription price is only $1.00 per year aadhis pays for 156 papers. We offer this unnewspaper and The equaled Journal together one year for $3.50. The 'regular! subscription price the two papers is $4 00. ' Thriee-a-Wee- interest and redemption of all such debts, Montpelier Examiner. The bill introduced into the Utah legislature this week by Senator Barber to still farther protect onr fish and game is a good one and should become a law. There are too many human hogs, in the cduntry who ruthlessly slaughter our wild birds aud animals and der plete our little mountain streams of fish for the sole purpose of revenue. They have no regard for law. They kill game in and out of season, dynamite and destroy the fish in our streams and are a class uuto themselves;. VBy making it a penalty to offer wild game and game fish for sale in the State the occupation of these voracious hogs will be gone. It will work a barsdhip on no one. Wild game has almost disappeared from our mountains and it is only in a few favored localities where fish exist iu the streams. Hunting and fishing and camping out in the mountains are counted among lifes pleasures, and recreation nnd sport indeed it is to the dwellers in city or town to flee from the heat of summer and enjoy a respite beside some trout stream in the hills, idling the bonrs away and resting body and mind in Natures soli tude. A fish or game hog cannot Wsy p appreciate the situation. He has blood in his eye and "only the thoughts of revenue in his rniud. He is a fiend, and his. occupation should be takeu from him. Salina Sun. Coalville Times. Leo Boyle was brought to Provo from Payson yesterday," and will serve a sentence of seventy-fiv- e days in the county jail for" resisting an officer. His' brother Pat was also before Justice Wimraer of Payson on Saturday on the same charge and fined $40. He is now outonhisown recognizance until An Economical Man. Thursday when he will ' probably The native pointed out to the pay the fine. In the melee which an old man who was resulted from 'the resistance of the stranger, officer Friday night of last week,-Marsha- Barnett was quite badly bruised about the head with a, salt dish in the hand of Leo Boyle. Provo Enquirer. A crowd of Joung people were ont sleigh riding last Thursday night, and on driving down the hill by Soren Peterson 8 the team ran away. Joel Petersou received a scalp wound and nine stiches had to be taken. Lew Cutler had a seyere cut in the hand and Carl Nielson was throwu on the wire fence and was badly, cut about the head and neck. The girls got out without a scratch but were terribly frightened. Preston Standard, r J - . ' rut the Pocatello school district $20t000 in debt the other day. There was a proposition up to bond the district for that much, and jnst thirty-fiv- e peo pie took the trouble to vote on it. All were in favor of the bonds. Evcould flave idently these thirty-fiv- e made it $100,000 just as easy. Its queer how little property owners care about bbuded debts, especially in school matters, and. yet they have to pay the taxes to meet the Thirty-flvepeo- plo y ... j Read Wherever the English Language it I. A. BENTON. G. A. P. JD.,SaItXake Dr. PiercesPleasant Pellets should be used with w Favorite Prescription u whenever a laxative is required. . ; - weakness. thechestthenitis fhrice-a-Vee- folders, frea illustrated-- booklets, etc. , inquire of your nearest ticket agent, specifying the Rio Grande route, or- address l passing. That man, ir HU nn JL Hun For years and years a Burlington badge or a Burlington uniform, whether on trainman, engine-mabrakemau, or agent, has stood for all the courtesy and consideration of an American gentleman and the loyalty to duty of the trained soldier. Exchange. n, . To Omaha and Chicago. To Kansas City and St. Louis. TICKET OFFICE: 79 WEST SECOND SOUTH STREET, Salt Lake City. B.F. NESLEN, Gcal Afcat. ." , ,i ril 1.1 f, IIJ M.H can We - . i said the native, Tell you beats thaworldou close figuring, Makesll little money go a long ways, does he?' VVlt rather.Why, last winter he put revolving doors into a big building that he. owns, and he never took them ont again all summer. , Pure matter of economy? The cost of a journey to any point in the civilized world and sell you through'tickets. We represent all the best I Steamship lines and a . Exactly. Rather small and mean, I should think. The cost of taking ont aud putting back the revolving doors ought not to be great, and, hes giving his tenants and their patrons a lot of unnecessary labor, .Thats' just it,J explained the native. . Hes making them work for him for nothing. . Why, he stores up the power generated by those doors and uses it to run the elevators. Why, that man is so .close that he doesnt get mad because he thinks lus anger would cause himi to give out heat that hell need in i the winter. Brooklyn Eagle. FOLEYMIEMAR chUdnnt fr w. - ! splendid 'railway system of 8000 RCfCK ISLAND. miles-T- HE . Let us help you plan a winter trip. THATS OUR BUSINESS: l . Dining Cars. Mid-da- y, Luncheon - Fifty Cents- - , . i E. BRAKE, Dist,,Pasgr. Agt. - Salt Lake City, Htab |
