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Show I THE ' TRI-WEEKL- JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. MARCH 25 U20.. Y A Bordemahs Opinion. When I was1 in correspondence whatever their social standing, with Yale men with regard to the whatever training they may have I have alius held an I alius will th. was not what received, stand together to meet the it found I Yale, born ship an bred Injun The Speech he Hade at the Annual would redound to their glory and same fate, with the ccnnmon pur- LI be an t easy to Injun till Gabrla hum haul up the quick an the big Credit publicly, but what the de- pose to serve and glorify alike the Dinner of the Brooklyn Alnmni. That edication may shutdead, .load up aj him in assof the of in their desired flag way country. partment of a polished glaze. ort if big A her to Roosevelt make Governor 8 the vessel finished, But you rub it off an the fitting up Roosevelt grease you Theodore Governor ' tne Injun, hu . efficient. ; I found that was what the whole companv broke out in ; with all of his Injun ways wagon an the was. the guest of honor at wheels witlx " Yale men wanted to do. When it the song, Neath the Elms of lou may dress him up in u whiu. till be looks like a furrfoM4?! Alumni the of nual dinner Yale; came to the army I had the honor Yale, which ends, For God. for May togs PSA Axis Gresxi set him to teachinthe Oataboz Mid Imuh why Hl the New York association of Brooklyn .. .Friday to haveuaeveral Yale men with me, country and for Yale. or preachm the livin word 8 - beet n bxI grew ever pul ee i could-na'. the to But whom Sun. several . turn him looee in his nativa ,. I Mad Sold tTurjwbcru. of bp night. --To r all appearances STANDARD OIL, CO. an liell bury the Christian dead. are them Two of governor became a Y ale man from you now. Beneath the blanket an feathered ' " here with you Wellsville Warblings. tho tiqae he entered - the Oxford One of them he is an a coat o Vermillion paintT , . At any tonight is one of the two or three Editor Journal: For fear the Thar was club, inr Lafayette avenue. r o the Y rate, if he had been the , biggest men who, on the in--whole, were the subscribers of your valuable paper - band, a promisin' in soldiers of-ta best last ten years very regiment football hero think 'Well8ville dead, I thought a That had a chance fur a Christian if ever an Injun did: the old men and the young men of which bravery was common to all few lines to let them know that its- - members. Cheers. I He seemed as bright as a new mink could speak '"Yale Wellsville is etiil living, would be graduates Brooklyns an as a cactus brier irp , sharp not possibly have made more of of Jack Greenway. v 7in acceptable, With that eyes gleamed Greenhis noticed that was then It were savi There did. him than they We have had considerable sick? 8 bead like coals of ambitious abut 200 of them at the dinner. way, suspecting was coming, pos- ness and quite a number of deaths The parson taught him to read anfirewVii are the prime roast, boiling, broil At the guests' table, behind a row sibly, had left the guest table and during the winter. an to pray in the paleface tonim an the ing or frying beef, mutton, pork of small silk Yale flags, among made himself inconspicuous Hon. Joseph Howell is once more An to sing thethehymns Method is brethren songs room. The back the by. of in the and other meats kept in such great which were planted Princeton and on duty in the busy little town of -sung, assortment at the ' Harvard and Columbia. flags, sat dinerb cheered until they found Wellsville. Then sent him off to an Eastern school cheered where he then in an said he war' bound to win they was; John Greenway, a lieutenant We have seventeen Elders preRooseFur him Governor the Lord had chosen some more. Lieutenthe governors regiment; paring to leave their homes to go lead bis people from sin. velt continued: . Professor on missions. Missionary farewells arrives this ant Governor Woodruff, As the season And in wh&t I have to say I and news came back that the Injun bo A. W. Phillips-o- f Yale, .General picnic parties will be in order The war o noted for market is als 7 a thorrer-bre- d L. Wooford, Colonel Tread- mu st JeraJittle personal. but "I from Stewart crackerjack Mr. War leavin November. until April The its fish and game. the paleface kids behind i secre- only speak of the men of whom I Editor, if any. of you chicken- the race on the knowledge track beat only- - is well, the governors military best, an d t b e were best because the they want to have an War a swallerin learnin with all a, and tary; James W. Alexander, repre- speak Free found there. was not a great ' war. hungry people It and vim of a catfish a swallerin bait G. types. Price F. Princeton; unusually good time, just attend all senting prompt dsliv A. Burr of the Brook- The country was compelled to put some of the above mentioned par- An a gittin thar in the line of bookia President J. a mighty parts ef the forth only a fraction of its strength; gait for if there is ever a time when An the parsonsurprisin lyn Yale Alumni association. ties, said 1b his Sundav talk Professor Phillips responded to but where one man in the war of chickens suffer in Wellsville, it is ' that d make WILLIAM READING, Prop. the first toast, Yale University. 1898 won honor, where one man on such occasions as picnic par- A winnin play in the sacred game fur Main Street. the theological cake; He talked to the graduates about gave up his life for his country, ties. ' Would return to bis home as a man who there were hundreds were the need of the university for a big March 17, the Wellsville m a truly surprisin5 way Friday, alumni hall to hold the bicenten- anxious to give up their lives. I Relief Society met at 2 . to Fur to pluck the feet of bis sinful tribe from iniquitys inire an nial festivities in, and also expres- may be pardoned for some reminis- celebrate the birthday of that pr clay. shall make not but I cences, of sed President the regret any gauization. The celebration con- I reckon Ill never Dwight MEAT forgit the day when that he was not able to be present. excuse for talking', about a' mere sisted of songs, recitation6, biohe Btood m the parsons place After Professor Phillips, President soldier when he already has a rep- graphical sketches and speeches. An thrilled us all with the fiery words that shot from his earnest face Burr called on Mr. Raymond for a utation as a football player, or, A social party in the evening conhe told the story of risin up from the As song. The song turned out to be more yet, when he has caught for cluded the days pleasure. Each o savage ways darkness Good, an adaptation of Mr. Dooleys Dutch Carter. Till he stood as proud as the proudest & to was requested bring Then Colonel Roosevelt told lady in glorys mos brilliant rays king opinions of Colonel Roosevelt, with and a 25'cts. bring partner, pay the refrain addressed to the gov- stories about Greenway and Good- ball of white carp9t rags with her His eloquence flowed in a gush in stream like twas played through a rubber rich of Harvard, and kept the name -- inside of the ball. ernor: The hose, whole-cro-laughing, cheering gents, each in turn, chose one ball His words had a pyrotechnic snap that Its a broth of a boy ye yeL and to men Yale set the thrilled us from head to toes, The song applauding. He went over from the many, and had to unwind MEAT An of the the preacher sot with a streak o names Yale few of many Harvard, cheering and howling, and it to see who his partner was for Of all Rinds, a gleamin in pride who and glance, Princeton men had ,hem heard much of President the grand march. Considerable An a chippin in with aevery loud Amen! in and under referred Also Fish him, Burrs speech introducing the gov- fought Season, fun was had while rewinding the at every suspicious chance. those who had died in to him heard ernor. that feelingly They say An -- CO T- Orags. carpet interesting pro- When the news con e in that the Pache a Yale man was never so lyippy as battle. was rendered during the Kid war a raidin the ranches naar, gramme I am going to propose a toast to he had a Harvard man in was enjoyed by Young Dancing party. got to actin like TUb Union Meat Market. when his religion war out o gear, iis clutches, no matter whether be drunk standing and in silence, many of the older ones as well as An it cut our hearts like an airow point that Harvard man held a football he said, not limiting it merely to the young. JOSEPH KNOWLES, Prop. the truth Im a tellin, boss against his stomach or wore a cav- the men of'Amy university. I ask The party was a grand success, When its he turned up tniesin from camp oui door wet of IliHtofflce, 3rd Street, Lo one day, which the same war the alry blouse. They heard him say you to drink to Yale aud Harvard both socially and financially. that Governor Roosevelts toast, men, to men of all universities,' to parsons boss Rex; Thats why Ive held an will alius hold Yale Men in the War, was of his men who have no university trainan Injun born an bred that to who men the went selection. Then everybody ing whatever, Discovered by a Woman. Ll be an Thatcher Bros. Banking Co. own Injun till Gabrls horn calls climbed into his chair, and they out at their countrys call to do up the quick an the dead, Another great discovery has been That edication may shut him in with a gave the short Yale cheer and the tlnir Countrys bidding. Capital $150, 000.00 his The sort of a polished glaze, raised and that too, by a lady in asof made, a lot Yale with glass, governor cheer, ong But you rub it off an the Injuns thar, and at rnea the tables the rose Disease this fastened sorted yells thrown in, and repeatcountry. with all of his Injun ways. silence. hrM'Z and drank for in and its clutches seven her ed them when Governor Roosevelt silently upon Denver Post The men of the universities, rose to speak. years she withstood its severest T remember very well, he be- he continued, did more than re- tests, but her vital organs were Chamberlain's Congh Remedy. gan, going up to speak at New flect honor on their universities, undermined and death seemed ' for showed she For three all months that imminent. of Professor they Americans, laven at the request This remedy is intended especthere them and coughed incessantly, and could not li. telling jounsberry ially for coughs colds, croup, hat it was a rare thing for a Harsleep. She finally discovered a whooping cough and influenza. way to recovery, by purchasing of It has become famous for its cures vard man to come to New Haven A CHARGED LIFE. with a proper feeling of In a railroad accident the other day m us a bottle Df Dr. Kings New Dis- of these diseases, over a large part the after man sustained ten complete fractures of covery for consumption, and was of the civilized world. The most especially in the fall, just bones of the limbs, three fractures of so much relieved on taking the first the oot ball game. I had to wait testimonials have been the a score of bruises, gashes dose, that she slept all and flattering ourteen years for a chance, I told and pelvis, and night; is he sprains, and yet recovering. Men with two bottles, has been abso- received, giving accounts of its ' and women them, and I probably would have sometimes good works; of the aggravating and wait fourteen years before I withstand great physi- lutely cured. Her name is Mrs. has- cured; of cal. violence, , but - suc- Luther Lutz. - Thus writes W. Cl persistent coughs it could come again, but it was only severe colds that have yielded cumb to the invisible Hamnick & Co., of Logan, nine. Laughter and cheers. It Shelby, N. C. of germs promptly to its soothing effects, consumption DiRKCTOns: ias been written that Harvard and so small that they Trial bottles free at Riter Bros. and of the attacks of dangerous G. W. Tiiatciikr, Mosks Thatcukb, Yale should pull together. As can be seen only under Drug Co. Regular size 50c. and v often' has it Baving L. 8. Hrti.8, i cured, I). H. Pkkby, microscope. $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. 4 croup hey are natural' antagonists they extensive W. D. Hendricks, R. J. Taylor, of The life child. the the The of starting point Jamks Mack, L. R, Mabtiniau, are natural friends. In the state use of iV for whooping cough has is in the consumption W. A. Rossitkr, York of New : b W. Ritkr, they have not only when To Cum jLCold in.0ue.Day Stomach, which, shown that it Tobs that" disease ' of" II. E. Hatch. deranged,-make- sbud pulled together, but they have Take Laxative , Bromo Quinine all dangerous consequences. Bold blood because digesPjromptand intelligent attention given pulled: Off most" 6T the political t to all the interests of our customers. tion la cot perfect, and Tablets. All druggists refund the by Riter Bros. Drug Co. onorsf. The governor and the in bad blood the mi' if R fails to cure. 25c. lieutenant-governo- r crobes multiply and money got there op The flourish. genuine has L. B, Q. on each d Sooner or the, ticket, and tho Karls Clover Root Tea is a tablet. later For sale by Riter Bros. laxttltaX Regulates the bowels,pleasant atthe are lungs two purithis universities, inspired by T, G. Bailey, next door to U. 8. Land tacked, and in the weak Drug Co. fies the blood." Clears the complexion. to success, obproceeded 'Lake Office, Salt 'divy up op nx the germs begin City. Patents Easy to make and pleasant to take. SI tained for Agricultural, Desert and the senatorship and ambassadortheir deadly work of A Drug cts. Bold by p Grocery Mineral Lands. am bound to confess thajt The results of ah I i tearing down the tisStore. ship. , J. H. Barker, notary public, and local there was another Yale Harvard Dr. Pierces iq food or drink are anes. recti promptly corGolden Medical Disagent, Newton, Utah, will answer v respondence and furnish information ticket in the field. Our two op- covery stops the encroachments of con- fitd, without pain or discomfort, If your child is cross or , peevish, on application. ponents who ran on the It builds up and by taking a few doses of HERBINE. sumption microbes. no doubt troubled with worms. fortifies is it whole the system by Aiding the Price 50 cts. Riter Bros. Drug Co.f ticket, of whom one was a Harvard stomach its in functions. many It assists WHITES CREAM VERMlfcTJGB man and the other a Yale map, in the OUR IGS3 MACKINTOSH assimilation of food. This it proper Mold Tea positively cures Sick will remove the'.worms and came under the head of those who scientific remedy cures mo ad. uu am I I'lwii) lingering coughs, Headache, indigestion ni and constipa- toDio effect restore its natural classificathe Mod to UVl and also MU jam M,kt -I B. bronchitis, bleeding at the lungs, and ran, adopting Retion. A herb at pna I delightful vaf MMn, l cheerfulness..' Price 25 cts. Riter tion used In announcing the result every other symptom that, eventually moves all eruptions of thedrink. - s.' tMMllMemMliVMIlM, skin, leads pro to NKMUMUMnutiiM, V. R. I Dr, Bros. Drug Co. r Pierce, consumption.,. will in athletic contests, X MUiul youtar thia asd wabyoa. of Buffalo, N. Y., who makes this won- ducing a perfect complexion, or money cts. 50 25 and cts. Riter I asked to have the' honor to derful medicine, gives free fatherly ad- refunded. WMC.e.B.,MhjMt IO0 oiulnutlou, axamjaaaadirf Bros. Drug Co., Druggists, m a rwHMil w,iw respond to the toast of. what Yalp vice to all who write him. ; u ; , . .pd u founUcauctly ua Unclaimed Letters. - LbM I takes with aevcrc naiaa ia by lar tk. has done in war, because it h: apriar rapioMtoS aS ewe fJereUH. saw er wlae you was ao 1 could hardly walk weak my chest, aw) J, - Mr. Christian Hanson, .Go par mrnriM atnl been my good fortune to see wh about lb hottae, . lira. C. B. Xerr, of Fort t uyi Toj MiinM6miruci,u.rt, Miss Urslal Joosson, ; Webster 1 Iowa. tried Co., done from Yale two has Dod(. and Bad oxpiUM tharwma. sides; firs physicians imn) told me I had consumption. tUII EaCKlirrowi la Mb at when they Dr. J. T. Kurfi.Y , BilXS- I was engaged in getting (Nit that I might bnwh it oeer and perhaps lire ar BUI I Mr. S. M. Larson, BmMo wawi UI intnu, BUfiB (UTB, with taaoy plaid ready the navy, and, second, whop Golden Medical ; and I I Diacovery Kat Perry would Miqs thought aaUar. doabia 'Stainfu oweof it 'Before I had take the drat bottle - Mrs. Geo! Thomas. Bacaabta aapa, .itra fall- it ivas my good fortune to be one try era I 1 much five took bottle very (lOTfUlYTUDUG' better, of it capb Bad BUr. roaraw, ' and have not yet had any return of the trouble. Mw4 lanalatyUBBd 1..S of the army at Santiago. I cab Hiave If the above''5 are not called for Ithia ry also taken Pierce Favorite never forget how eager. Yale wap imn and Pleasantlr.FeUeta1 with good Frmcrip. two weeks from date they will hs kat.yow mortgages etc., . lw Bln1 multi, B&ad oat and "Dead Letter 'Office. .at WashTtbe to to tl. work ati BwtlaM her tended Vfhen C efforts ! Notary Dr! bowelaalways where the are , H put' take abatiuate, -- , ; A CO.dae.). : : ... Ox3ox8xrTH,P. ingtoo. 11UC they would do, the. most good. 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