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Show THE TRI-WEEKL- LOGAN UTAH AUGUST 4 If 00 JOURNAL Y a, l:o zn L T The first he did was to examine the measuring' machine and he found it just as it was left when the.. v prospective policeman bad bowled over, so he had him get A for I900 sultry days here. eep - Cool Intwo way you may A c up now and then of Iced Pride of Japan, Or a dip in the "vasty deep. . . , August ; i . i I under 6tood the day before. he had rigged up nis own machine be got the "exact altitude ofthe place where the ' ball; struck aud the direction of the bullet in the wound. I cant give you the technical description, but he worked at his instruments and worked at his paper and finally told us he was going to ascertain the trajectory of the bullet in its flight. He weighedthe bullet And measured italso to a hairs breadth acd planted bis.machine so that' bis needle would be exact in the spot where the wound would have been in the policemans head had he stood there.'Iforgot ; toeaytbe vVhen Pride of f , Mail and Express.1 "Someof the detccives were chatting together at headquarters the other Highland spinning yarns topasa" away an idle half, an hour or so, and the red mustacbed one had been holding forth on the pe of , caliar ways in which the source bullet shots coming from an un couldnt go. . v1. ' seen direction were traced. 'Do you see that tall house be The killing of Goebel had lind the water works, said the of brought up the discussion and fleer. . they were commenting .on the wev said Yes, made totracernhe place !WelI, now you see that white whence the faal bullet came by louse to the right? Now do you meansof a tight wire stretched to see the dgeof that Bhanty "various windows of the Kentucky up under the hillside about lying half : New-Yor- I bullet had evidently come through the window opposite, and outside wai a perspective of housetops with the ridge of mountains - away to the back ofthem. Of course wt were all mighty curious and wools lot skeptical, butthe, military chap kept his mouth shut and worked away nearly all dayFinally towarddusk he n his nmped - up and put coat aDd told the chief, to ' follow him. You can wager we all .did, and those fellows who were on da-twere awfully sore because they a Bullet Tracing f k , 1 i. , y I , . v ? at--tem- 4 pt , , capitol. . r way? recall a story that We saw told and him so. it ' beats that, said an old detective, 'All right, said he;thats where - after they bad looked at it fromall he bullet came from; if it didnt I was down, in Ill set up' the dinners down at the points of view. Hot Springs, Ark.,"oncewhen a park house. 'very peculiar accident h&ppened to Well, you will believe ,we all a policeman there' He was, more struck the road pretty quick even 'properly speaking, an applicant for if some of us did doubt him for" we admission on the force and was wanted to get that dinner. It took undergoing a physical examina us about an hour to make the place tion. They had him standing np having to do a deal of twisting a against the wall and had just ad bout, and at )ast we came to the justed the measuring machine to shanty. The shanty, .belonged to take his height when zipl Mr. Po au old fellow who was a Policeman clapped his hands to character and lived there allunique alone his right eye and fell in a heap.He and he was suspected of having was picked up almost unconscious stocking full of gold hidden someand an examination disclosed the where, but none of ns were prepared fact that he bad been hit just a for the we beheld when the sight bove the eye by a partially spent chief opened the door. There bullet which had fallen to the floor the old fellow lying prone on with him. - . floor and moaning .faintly, We doctored him up and found went and examined him, him only slightly hurt, but every- there up was blood all over body was wondering where in the clothes world that bullet bad come from. neck. No shot had been heardsndno The army chap - felt sorryrl shooting affray bad been reported guess, but be didnt look it, but we that day. lut there was a young all set about bringing the old felarmy officer at the reservation low around and when we had retherewho was pretty Well known moved him down the hillside to a assn engineer in the artillery arm neighbors house, he rallied all of the service. 'He hiard of the right under the physican and told queer happening and became in- us bis tale. He said he had been terested in the cae. He came down eet upon Big Mike, a notorious to headquarters the next day and gambler by aud . desperado of the bad a talk with Chief , and the Springs who had been away to of he was was that upshot it given the races at ' Memphis and . come permission to work on the affrir.as back broke just a couple of days be he was sure - he could- - loo te fore. The old man said be bad found him In his shanty . rummaging among the - mattresses, 'and when discovered had drawn-revolver and let him have it. The first shot missed, but the. second puta.ball through" the muscles of the old old mans neck and he was almost dead from loss of blood, when; we found him. To corroborate the old mans story a 34 caliber Colt revolver was fohnd in the bushes outside and. this was the same caliber as the ball that hit the j poD JTCKJ liceman. --VThe Army., chap didnt Wcrl'i Cr.j CzZz? 7. set em up to the dinner that night, but the chief did, and you can put If to, bnr a bottle of Newbroe nerpt-cid- e and tetop that dandruff that ia it down that wsl didnt make any lowly bat aurel y rendering jroa bald ' more fun: of -- that West . Point i I , I think I can . 1 3 3 II ill 1 ' 3 P 5 . ;r t 3 , .... in i- f 1- M :i- - OCLU3VSC7-::- j - LjL.2Um If you have a good, mind- - to write. to Dr. Pierce take pen in Then youll hand Wd begin. . . t r - KSYr.3'3 i i la the onVpre- -' ration on tbe TnarVot that really wi etnr it, for it I the ur cro' ordroretiiatk.-ls- t on the hur root,t-- i ? the 1 canoe and coasogut. 1 il effect. net eitl-i- .t V wjntor, iacio ; fi t itK J,' , i t - r 1 T r o yl t r 0 t , I" 5- l-lu vtn t ii.i t fer ! j it i cT . ..ia Crri-C-h: cl Dri Store. ta boJ, i ca, IK FAEXpaODDCTS.MACUls For mosquito bites, bites or stings Bcggim, of insects, animals or reptiles, apply BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT. It counteracts the posion Wheats r,(- n the wound, enbdoes the ioflam-- n a tion and heals the flesh. ,t Price, Chickens . (Spring) 50 s Ktc; -- , i nt GHENr - 1 1 1 , -Fi- t-and-Solid Shoea-Re-plac- ed -- Wm. Edwards. -M--0!es- en,-Alor. Entrance examinations, Septem- ber 26tb, 27th, 28th;. registration, October 1st. Send for Annual whicb gives full information concerning subjects, ' courses, etc. 1). R. Allen, ScC.; SaU Lake Ci'.y, 'f FURNITURE, Carpets, Linoleums, Paints, a' , CLOttIMU T 0 S 2:304 9 p.m; Oollexe, Wednesday and Sat East'Mcher'Brcs.liEl: ; FAT, JUICY . ' and TENDER urdav. ..10:ffa.m Points North Cache Junction 11 :10 a.m. are the prime roast, boiling, broil or AXXIVAL or MAIL! ing frying beef, mutton, pork and other meats kept in such great 10 :40 a.m. South and West is sees assortment at the 6 North and Eait :20 a.m, and 6 :45 p.m Preston branch , 3 p.m. -- i j Honey crJ iron n Pest tMww ive ker- - . LAF0UNT5' HARDWARE STORE. !' 7 Logan; Second St., ,, . -- t UH, As the season arrives this 0 ; noted for : bct cnljM Free and ery tb :ity all v: Vvw - V- LOOtl HERE IP YOD WANT THE , - DGSH,lGflUor ,r . Tl, 6 least .loneu; The gama. nK , Fulton:Market. WILLIAM R HADING, Prop. Ro 2E2t. iftBDOCK, , Tinware, Galvanized and Enameled iron ware, Tools of every description for Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Farmers, etc. Rope, Nails, Staples Tacks Churns and dairy Brushes of all kinds. supplies. Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, ? ta, largest assortment in Cache Valley. Not cheap goods because prices are bo low, lowest but' very best quality-a- t ! possible price. j - t or MAILS. East and North.. , .. .9 :00 and 2 :30 p.tu Preston branch ..........,.10:10 a.m Providence, 'Mirivilleliyram : 1 . and Paradise ' p.m Benson, Tuesday, Thursday - and Saturdays 2 pjn; Salt Lake, Ogden and South . - .....: HARDWARE. Oils and Glass.- L0QA5 MAIL OAEO. ,to 6p.m. stomach,' Loss of appetite. Fever i; 1 Pimples or Bores are all positive evl i deacei of Impure blood. No matter . GeAIX.AND market is als its fish and General delivery window open from best, and tbe . 9 a. m. until 6 p.m. t1 found there window Sunday, general open prompt dtliv ctlirery a 12 :49p.m. to 11:45a.m. frpm ta parts of the ordtr window r, Llr.j tt ijia jit cf the various MALXB, & I . 1 Roberts Bevere-punlebme- . i 25 cts. -- Millville, Hyrum graduate and fils mathematical in- Providence, and Paradise ;...... .12 :30 p.m. struments and trajectories after Benson, Tuesday Thursday the whole town, aud Saturday. that.'' He 7 p.m. cr tould btvo if hed wanted (0. 1 College, Wednesday and Sat- urdiy..:;. ... ....... . ....10 a.m 9 D. R. :8 a !! BY avoid the experience of Mrs. M. P. cents. . (Old) ,S J( Davis, of Honaker, Russell Co., 25 Eggs dos. per 7.it1 v , Va. She writes : CombllQncy ? per lb. 8 laws that of i The health see . , Wax require For seven yean I vu confined to .16 Timothv move bowels once each Hav and the ton per day bed most of the time. I hod ulceration R 75 of internal organs and female weakness. one of the penalties for' violating Lucerne Hay (delivered, per ton 3,55 f said I could this law is I had four doctors and they 'doctors piles.' Keep your bowels said not be cnred...;....After the I could not be cured I wrote to Doctor regular by taking a dose of Cham Pierce for advice......... I followed the berlains Stcmach and Liver Tab--le-ts I feel better than I when necessary and you wiil advice he gave ever did.- - My friends say I do not look never have that like the same woman. . lam sorry did nflicted upon you. Price. 25 cents. not take Dr. Pitru's, medicine when sale For could first began to have poor health. , I by Riier Bros. Drug Co.1 have saved what I paid to humbugs. y No one ever regretted writingr to It Helped Win Battles. r Dr. Pierce for. advice. Many have e Twenty-ninofficers' sooner. and men regretted not writing wrote from the to Front coninvited to are say that women Sick or Scratches, Bruises," and Cuts, Pierce sult Dr.' ; by letter, rzr. Sore Feet WoundB, and Stiff advice mid Joints, of so obtain the opinion a specialist in diseases peculiar to Bncklens Arnica Salve is the best Same for Barns, All correspondence pri-- : nJheworld women. vater- t Address Dr. R. txV. Pierce, 3kinEruptiohs1iQd Jiles. 55 cts. ' a Cure box; . Sold guaranteed. by Buffalo," NrY. " Riter Bros. Co. 8' Drug BEST ON EARTH. Dr. Pierces Medical Adviser, 1008 pages, b sent fra receipt of When you see '18K, or 14K, That Throbbing Headache stamps to defray expense of mailstamped on a ring it usually means, stamps ing only. Send 21 one-ceWould quickly leave you if you that ring is . two karats under the for paper covers, or 31 stamps for used Dr. . Kings New Life Pills. brand. cloth. Address as above. been has the almost universal It Thousands of sufferers have proved custom for their matchless merit for Sick and jobbers' to accept from how it became eo it most be purified in Nervous -- Headaches. the. manufacturersand sell to the make They order to obtain good health. Ackers retailers -blood with lie this and build branded rings, ! up your Blood Elixir baa never failed to cure pure " on face. their health. cents. Only 25, Money Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons or any We do not accept either the other blood diseases. It ja certainly a back if not cured. Sold by Riter manufacturers wonderful remedy and we sell every Brps. Drug Co. or jobbers say eo 8 , bottle on a positive guarantee. 'Riter when we buy rings.' Bros. Drug Co., Druggists, .. 5 , We test accurately each and To Paris In 1900.- every ringbefore it goes into our The of Passenger department the case, and know what we guarantee Extreme hot weather is a great place it in your hands. tax upon the digestive power of Chicago, MUwause & St. Paul when we babies; when puny and. feeble they Railway has taken .advantage of ill should be -- given a . dose of the current Interest in the Paris VERMI- Exposition an d has, printed for WHITES' CREAM free islribution one of the .most FUGE.' Price. 25 cents. 8 sharmir g books of the Season,' en titled, Glimpses across the Sea. ' Its contents describe a recent .voy-lg- e University cf Utah) . across the Atlantio' made by SALT LAKE CIT- Y3am T. Clover, Journalist and NO SHOES, i. The University of Utah includes, Author ,' and includes fails divireified besides the college proper, the State sxperlence in London and Paris, are entertaining School of Mines, the 8 tate Normal rhe G limp8es School, a preparatory school, and'a and instructive to the respective v western patrons i of the Chicago, ; kindergarten school. Thorough collegiate courses are Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, offered in scince, literature, and who may be" 'contemplating yt trip New Stock, Latest Style; Fob Men, Women and Childben. arts, and in mining and electrical toEarope.7TThe enterprise ot the railway company in inaugrating engineering. The State Normal - school offers such f happy departure from the Vici Kid, Enamelled and Patent complete courses in' normal And ordinary methods of advertising is ,, Leather.. kindergarten training. Ooe hand commendable. ;L, L, Downing, ' Commercial Agent. ted free normal . scholarship)' are Perfect Service -r' : -; Salt .ale. Utab. maintained. t , - Guaranteed Good ;Wear Warran:r; rTr Courses preparatory to lawmed ted. Fre Repairs, or icine, aud the college courses' are if Found Defective. offered. 8 ladies leading to a practical business course are given. ANDREAS' PETERSON, Magnificent site, new buildings splendid equipment. y f -- t: toc..l!Ocoh Uarkot, QUOTATIONS 3 in ttio Q'vjo tbe'bar Kagainand'stand just as be had Co To Cnre La Grippe In Tt;oDayi, Take Laxative Eeomo Quinikh Tablets, AU d resists refund tl 3 money if U falls to cure. E. 7. Gaoves signature on every box. V;-- CALlijTTHE -' 6EflTRAt 7.1EAT' fiARKETr v a ; K.ri BELL BnOS,. proprietor' I |