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Show I Drew Selby shoes for $2.10 at Logan Dry to u- - C o. "! Go to John H. Andersons for Trp'Tofl.so cent yer packbarb wire, age, at Union Mercantile Co. LinAlexander the optician "r. ill te Fine line of carpets and WilXiesel Hotel about May 1st. at oleums lor spriug use at t liam Edwards. KMT G4RMEMTS, $1 PAIR AT CACHE KNITTING WORKS. call at For all grades of shoes, Andreas Petersons. Quality Wanted A house with 4 or 5 t rooms. Inquire at this office. and Prices guaranteed. If you want a bargain in WallFor fin? large apple trees go J paper go to Cardon and Bun to The Logan Nurseries. ham. Whitewashing done by G. I. blanks, Fames. Church chronology a useful document, for sale at Best wallpaper on earth at The Nation ifiice. Wilkinson and Sons. No April fo 1 if you buy a New Laces worth 8i to 15c per man Organ cr Pano nt Ilai ris yard for 5c at Logan Dry Goods Music Co. i LOCAL BRIEFS. r' Bargains! 20 lbs Sugar lor Tree Tea. per package. Sago, per lb Tapioca per lb Sardines, 3 cans for Beans per lb We are offering our entire line of SHOES at cost. Mens Boys and Childrens Clotning at cost. Co. Miss Emma Lucy Gates, the gifted opraro, will appear at the 13. Y. college early in June. A good 11001b horse f jr sale by W. S. Lamcraux, 88, E. Centre stiejt. Garden hoe and sprinklers H. SVadraan. the very best. Center St. For all kinds of Electric goods sec the Logan Electric supp'y Co. Center street. Choir practices are announced to be held each Saturday evening until conference. Neil Bell is prepared to take the contract for digging cellars, etc. I Burnham have Cardon and the largest and best line of picture moulding ever brought in to the city at the lowest price. Get a washer of Cardon and Burnham, and make wash cay a pleasure instead of a See those picture frames at Hansen s Furniture store. The cheapest in town. While working on a scaffold at Bells meat market' John Monday, H. Anderson Ed Waymari had the misfortune to fall and break his leg. Mr. Arbor Dap My Arbor Day was generally observed in Logan, nearly all the business houses being closed. -Exercises were rendered at the colleges, and the ball game at the B. Y. campus in the afternoon greatly enlivened the day. following was the program prepared for the Agricultural & t Thatcher Opera Company in Ccolidge college Arbor day anthem Invocation. Address use Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26 lireisve Ecr;ii! atfi: tw? Collie s burden. Z C M I building Timelier opera Observefi jr So-Ez- y 00 20c 5c 5c 25c 5c 1 & Surette's Eaiaiful Opera, PRISGILLflr choir Prof. Wright Miss Jennie Herrick Reading, God's First temples M iss Baker Wheat brings 75 cents in the Logan market, potatoes 50, oats Instrumental Music Mr. La Munyon fcl.io, lucerne seed 6 to H cents Song cents per poued, chickens 12 per pound. He sw. re out a complaint when ho eard that his wife had bought an organ before she had seen the Newman at the Harris Mrsio Strre. Just arrived, new stock of wall paper, this years designs. Only a carload. See me before placI ing .our orders elsewhere. can save you money. John Bench, White House, Center St. Smith Bros, the Lumber Dealer s, have wire for chicken runs, nails, locks, hinges, bolts, pitch 1-- i- - Showy Costumes. Plant trees". William Ecclcs Knee Recitation, Deep in June Miss Mary Maughan Song, Landing of the Pilgrims 2 Tuneful Husic. Ah Soecially Painted Scenery for this Production. Recitation, I b Why Was the Estey Selected Choir At the B. Y. College, there was a song by the choir, prayer by Champlain Godfrey, piauo solo by Miss Maud Smith, sentiments by Miss McCary, reading by Miss Virginia Bush and sing-b- -- s For the Public Schools of St. Louis? '- - y the choir. The members of the faculties and r.o:t of the classes planted forks. They can supply you with trees. nearly anything in common narlwui'c. Call and enquire for what you need and be convinced that wo do business right. The largest and lest line of guns, ammunition and bicycles ALL in Northern Utah, at the Logan Novelty Shop. Headquarters for repairing of all kinds. Woik guaranteed. First door west of Reports of Great Success in European Thomas tailor shop, Logan . Missions U M. Bolfsen prop. , Over in Colorado it has been scim- London. April I J. i!ir covered that the ballot law of London . conference in The booths annual n.acs as follow. Latter-day Saints of tie Church slml-In so constructed that the clowd at the pinsburv town hall U- -s of the voters can be seen fenders of the The u,nilJlt belt w the i nets." It is said all j movtment from Liverpool and l!k ladies have decided never to other towns attended the aain. if such a dis ay is in- ference. President Morris of London sisted upon. was interviewed by a representWilliam Andrews, the well of the Associated Press ative known cattle dealer, purchased i , mid: the Consolidated Im (dement Co. i.Tj',cry is a most satisfactory property on revival, not only 7n Saturday for We ajtli i,at on the continent. open there a first class livery find little trouble in interesting sU: hie. devout and earnest Chris-tiau- s Air. Andrews purchase com- many in our simple faith. 125 feet piles 150 feet front by hack, and the front is covered Numby frame buildings. The buildwill be occupied by the ings ber? present owners for four months If you have not got it, call at to come, and will then probably stable ' Peterson and Sons. Shop Ik; rented, the livery Have Iposite Opera House. being proposition done early. jyour spring painting indefinite as yet. HMS LAW. II 1 LAIS. LOADED NEWMN ORON$P!ANOS. $IIARRI5 MUSIC 6; L064N, UTAif jlillllliiiliiilllilil.iW JQ . con-vut- - ! j i (aHh What's Your f The following from the rej ort of the supply Commissioner is a most satisfactory answer to this question: "The Auditing and Supply Committee report that limy have consideration to the merits of the given much time and careful several pianos offered, and recoin mend that the ward for furnish-nseventy-fivpianos he given to thp Estey Piatif. Co. different pianos, including all of the leading makes, TInrty-siwore in comjiotition. The Public Scliools of Haiti morn have just bought 20 Estey Pianos. . Fr.m-sisc- o, Sherman, Clay A; Co., the largest music dealers in San have just bought one hundred and twenty Estey Pianos. I'iiis shows how the Estey is being sold on the Coast. Dont buy sonm of these finn pianos which are now on until vou have g e x sf-c- the way. We lave taken' pd vantage of some great bargains in the East and eximct to eider a earload of pianos and organs. In order to make room for the new stock wo are offering some good pianos f r S25U.OU cash. We handle the Estey, Newman and Crown pianos. HARRIS ffiUSSG COMPANY. |