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Show I THE uap,i Quid mww sooner yptt bcinta use Schillings Best ted, the your dunces at that yiooo offered for the miss-- , 'Ier TRi-WEEKL- JOURNAL, LOG til, UTAH, SEPTEMBER Y of all they possessed. , When they Unique Missionary Report. reached him Gower begs n. to exp- Summary of W. ErJenkir lain-that he only had $9, -- which he was taking home to his c sick port, given. at tbeannual conferwife and child renr The ruffian ence held May 9th, 1S97, at Lami-sowho had him covered became imWilcox Co., Ala. enterthe and bullet -fired, patient From May 23rd 96, to Dec. 2nd, ing Gowers heart - The -- robbers lS96,,Elder C. A. Varley and. my- Git 2.023T S'vQ s -- 7t 1897 n, escaped. self traveled together: ing wordbesides the cx-tEXCURSION TRAIN WRECK.ED, ami rain, through sunshine' Tlnough ami 5. pain, An pleasure prizes for the most tick' Waterville, Me., Sept. sculs unto Cod; to bring Striving excareoa.traiuon tbeMaice Central Todotha folks ets sent in- .- pod, wo did all we railroad wa$ wrecked this mornra AT' THE North Star . - " Schillings-- . Best tea is at ing thirty-tw- your grocer V 7 miles west of Etna station. 7 One persojftwas killed and ,, thirty-twwounded. 'The dead msh is Martin Payne, aged 21, of Plymouth. Seriously hurt; Charles Getschele, baggagemaster at Newport station; Frank C. Billings, East Newport; Arthur Fish, Dexter; Mrs.J. W. Townsend, Newport; Joseph Welch, St Oscar Buttera, Newport; W. H. Earle, Plymouth; Mrs. Wilbur Miles, Newport. The train was carrying excursionists from Dover and Foxcraft The to the and derailed breaking ofjjt flange. overturned a car containing sixty-fiv- e passengers, o o Rules - of contest .published In lnra Advertisement about the rtt aud ntMiiu f each month. All GOT SOME THOUSANDS. Albans; Gulf Passenger Train Hell up and Robbsd. Denver, ept. 3 Word has just reached this city that the Gulf pas eenger train was held up and robbed at .Twin mountains last night at,ll:30 by two masked men. The men were riding on the blind baggage, and when ear the point named they climbed over the tend er and covering the engineer and fireman with revolvers, ordered them to stop the train when they reached the road crossing. At Twimroouatain two men with four horses were stationed at the road crossing, and as soon as' the train stopped they began to shoot their revolvers to intimidate ttie passen gers. Two of the men entered "the express car, compelled the messengers to vacate and blew open the "BaferPuttingthecontents into sacks they mounted their horses and rode away. Immediately on recei v ing the news at Folsom a posse was organ- k I f -- Etpa-eainp-mee- ting. Showing them tie path Jesus trod, We walked up and down, from farm' tioueo to town, Calling on the high aniTthe low ; Kindund polite, we treat every one Mills 7- As - . thats bad, turn us away from tlieTr door: But with a light heart, . wed always Vancouver, B. C., Sept. 5. John . rTTS depart, Taylor, cook fit the Selkirk mine, And go on our way us before. hasdieen arrested by a detective at There were others again, who would Sandon for the murder of a Sheriff -- hid u remain, in Arkansas four years ago while Their food an4 their shelter to share; Saying that w e would both welcome be, resisting arrest for cattle-stealinif e could put up with the fare. and taken to Nelson, where American officers were awaiting him. By the fire at night, wed Gospel recite, And rest them by singing our songs; He took his arrest coolly and on the news, and show them made- the damaging statement Wed talk our views . that he had expected to be arrested Which we always carried along. Hi wherebut not for murder. abouts were located through his Our tracts were as free as sand by the .. sea, . writing a letter on a letterhead of To all. who desired to read ; rr the Selkirk mine. Our books we did lend, the truth to - defend,, -- And Zellaya as to the statement that Japan is secretly negotiating with the Diet of the Greater Republic cf Central America for permission to take the Nicaraguan canal project out of the hands of the United Stages; setting aside the treaty rights of the United States. The President declares that the statement is absolutely false. the Times from Constantinople says: The Sultan is impatient io reopen the Cretan question, hoping thereby to check .the European The palace councils are cunningly preparing their campaign, though no official action has f as yet been taken. TUAIN-BOBBEB- CA B - TT U H E D, m-- t! a Our Bargains This Week! Are Boys' Pants. ShoesrUYdies Sirppjrj, SfFaw Hats, e c., etc. . . the people witB literature feed. Clothing! Just opsned.a' New, and up to date. . full linefClean, j Peoples Mercantile Richmond, Utah. Co. that started from this of the 'robbers who on trail the city, held up the Gulf passenger train at Twin mountain early Saturday morning have taYen into custody ' " five men supposed Mo- - be the per . They petrators of the hold-upnear were captured today Springer, N. M. Among the- prisoners are , notorious Peenland brothers, three in. number.. Considerable, stolen goods was found in their possession. The posa is now on its way to this posse of men - city :Y - . ' ; SHOT BY TBAMra. ; . : Beaver' Falls, Pa., Sept. 5. Charles Gower is dead, the result of a hold-uby tramps. , Gower, who had secured work as a mould-- . er at Newcastle, Pa V was moving ' ing his household effects there. He "aBd two companions , were con-- , fronted by three tramps with revolvers who ordered Hands up!r ' Gowers companions were fleeced , p Barkers was cold-bloode- murder. d A MURDER MYSTERY. se. say it Wheat Oats C. Z. HARRIS, - . 7 Eggs Butter - . . Th Grandest Remedy. Mr. R. B. Greeve, merchant of Chilhowie, Va., certifies that he Without purse or scrip, along with our had consumption, was given up to die, sought all medical treatment grip We found is the best way to go, that meney could procure, tried all For if we'll confide in the Lord, remedies he could hear of, cough Hell provide; no reliefjj'pent many nights but got For we e tried it and found that its so. sitting up in a chair; was induced to try Dr. Kings New Discovery, Wheu I did commence, I carried a few and was cured by use of two botcents tles. For past three years has On which I might safelv rely ; But two times at night we were been attending to business, and a plight says Dr. Kings Mew Discovery is And out in the woods had to lie. the grandest remedy ever madn as Last conference we agreed, without it has done so much for. him and purse to succeed also fer others in-hcommunity. And have quit bleeping out in the Kin Dr. is guarDiscovery gYNew cold ; ConColds for anteed and our Coughs, Our, washing gets done, stamps fail. .Trial always come, dont It sumption. And were bringing more sheep to bottles free at Riter Bros. Drug go. Washington, Sept, 0. The little village of Laurel, Md., nineteen miles from Washington, is much excited over a murder mystery. A boy hunting in the woods near the valley this morning found a nude human body. The Coroner of the county was notified and wept to the 'He found that the place. body was that of a woman in such an advanced state of decomposi tioo as to make identification very difficult if not impossible. The head bad been completely severed the fold. from the body, as bad also the left Co. 2. foot. hand left The the hand and We havent been last to observe every andfoot were missing, but .the last ..... Dr. Prlccg Crearn Baking Powder from the ..Appoint bx.Qo'ls holy mm, headlajUL short-diitanc4 ward, d Cwd AUcUl viwlnw Fair. Su Fraaeta Besides other few we entered into, body, For strength we desired to obtaig. It was impossible to estimate We always have striven to observe all -: the age of the woman accurately, : tfaatg gfrm; but she seemed to have, been under By the way of command or advice; For wknov that the Lord' will give fifty. The nails of the right-han- d -- FOR SALE: New j lime : at r us reward, : seemed to hive' been" well cared So great it will be beyond price J- Hansens Lime Kiln. for, and indicated tbat the womafi ' Respectfully, ' AT COST. All Summer Goods W. JS. Jus KISH. has not been accustomed to hard J cost at Mrs. T. D. Roberts. work.- r - r at ; ; Electric Bittsrs. is As far as learned, no woman BEST LACE CURTAINS for the Electric Bitters is a medicine missing in that locality and the money in Logan at Isaac Smitlis. officials Jiavcuno clueas .to the suited for any season, but perhaps ...WANTED. A girl for geneial more generally needed, when the Y murderer. T'7 housework. Apply to Mrs, J. ,M. Idnguid exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is and slug- Dryden. y Scandinavian Hectics. , gish and the needtorpid ONE MILLION Watches want of a tonic and Scandinavian meetings in Logan alterative is felt. A prompt use of ed for repairing, of C.M.Wendelboe Tabernacle September 21th and this medicine has often averted the best watchmaker in Utah. 25th, 1S97. , Scandinavians are long and perhaps fatal bilious LARGEST AND BEST lineof cordially Invited.N. C.' Edlefsen. fevers. No medicine will act more Outing Flannels at lowest price at surely in counteracting and freeing Isaac Smiths, 7 Not Exactly Right is way the system from the malarial FOR. RENT. Two good rooms thousands of people feel. 1 1 is be- poison, headache,' indigestion, blocks, west of Z. C.,M. Ij En4$ cause their blood is poor. Hood's constipation, dizziness yield to of or write to Nephi Cowley, Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Electric Bitters. 50c. and. $1.00 quire Purifier, will promptly set them per bottle at Riter Bros Drug Co,, Logan. 1 Over OFFICES TO RENT; right. Logan, Utah. . . . is - . . Want Column, . -- -- - . - . - r Mgr. Co-o- p Produca Market. Grocery & Drug Co., Z. C M. I. Building, Main St. .70 cts. per bu. 75c. per cwt. FOR SALE Violin,- Alto Horn, 7YY . .7 . r 13 cts. per doz and a City lot 5jx9 roda.TrApply: 15 to 17 cts. per lb. to' J. W. England, Journal Office. e Trindidad, Colo., Sspt. .5. The ' , We are . Wheat -- People. . First-CUa- s JVheat Peoplejoo. Harvest is near Market Strong-Indica- tions for Good,. Prices Favorable. We Jkeep posted on the Market Well Posted too. Write or Consult us before selling, it will pay you.' g, DEATn, HRS' Wheat! Prop. g concert. ? r?f: E. BUCitLEY, un-kio- d, Owosso, Mich., Sept. 5. Miss We had l)doks for sale, but if we sflould fail v . Millie ized and started in pursuit. A Comstock, a music teacher, To get them out in that way, died from effects of the being With today posse was also started from Trinipeople in need who desired to burned by placing a blanket satdad. reaa, It is not known how much was urated with oil around herself and Wed Toffer them one without pay. secured, but it is estimated at from setting fire to it. She had been in We were always in search of school house or church $3,000 to $15,000. The railroad poor health for some time and premade to reIn which we might Gospel discuss; company has offered - a reward of parations were-beinBut its hard to get these, so many's to $300 for the rapture of the robbers. move her to the Pontiac asylum. please officials The Pacific Express And some one would kick Up a fuss. SHOT A FARMER. here deny that there was any large spoke under some spread sum of money secured by the robRussellville, Kv., Sept. 5. Will So we have oak ing was bers. They say that the messen- Braker, a prominent farmer, To the gathered arpund ; gers could not have had any such shot by Doc Chapman at Adair-vill- e Iu the domicile too, we preached few, and died today. Chapman is sum in their care as reported. When ever a privilege wejound. was to taken under lie guard, ZELLAYA DEFIES. Green tonight for safe Wo found it Was best to be neatly Bowling New York, Sept. 3. A dispatch dresslil. a mob was expected as keeping, to the Herald from Managua, And a gentlemanly bearing to show, caused old An grudge ?o every sect would show us respect, Your corres tonight. Nicaragua, says: the trouble. Chapman claims Among whom we were privileged to President interviewed pondent friends THE WILY SULTAN. London, Sept. 4 A dispatch to I As -- And self-defen- : ' W right ARRESTED FOR MURDER. IiUUND HERSELF TO i Disseminating truth as we go. fffyThey are making Cloth and Blankets especially adapted to the Though some at us scorn, we .tried to all warn needs of Uie people in this part of the ;couDtry.. Mr. F. R. Cantwell, o Of 1 he- -jud gmen t s , destruction, md Third Street, Logan, is an agent for our goods and will be plessed to woe ; Soon to be eent, unless they repent show them. He also purchases wool for the mills. Of their sins so debusing and low. Some were 80f blind as to treat ns FRANKLIN, IDAHO.'1 the commandmsnt Notwithstanding of Paul i . Not to be slow entertainment to show To brethren, strangers, and all. S They would get very mad, and say ell jx-oD- . ' Id Q WANTED, Small girl to assist, in housework. Apply first house north-eas- t from 7th ward 'School house. NOTICE! Th Logan novelty shop is the place to get all kinds of repairing done. bicycles a fpecialty, R, M. Rolfsen, Third St., Logan. : THE SCANDINAVIAN STORE pays highest price for Eggs, sells, goods chedper than anyatuer place in town. Ricks Block, Main St. . FOR SALE. Wall Paper, Win-d- o w fc hades, etc!, etc. ' JoiiN Bench. . One. half block west of Pos t office, Third Street, Logan. FIRST-CLAS-S sewihg machines, extras, needles and oil can now be obtained handy at the new office of theSinger Mfg. Co. on 3rd St., doors west of Z. ' , . . . - , i CfU, salesmen Wanted. $ioo to $123 per month and expenses.J . Staple line; position permanent, pleasant and" desirable. Address, with stamp, TheSeymour-Whitne- y Co..T 149r Chicago. 1LADIE3 WATCII. -- A ladies watch was found in the5th ward, Logan, the fore part of last week. Owner! caii have sauie by' proving, property and paying for this no- - ' tice. : SPECIAL SALE TEN. DAYS Pickles 10 cents quart; Vinegar at 5c. quart; 10c. Outing Flannels GcJ 8c. Calicos oc.; 10c. , Cheviots 5c.; 25 per cent off on Tan and Oxblood Shoes,, at Isaac Smithe. ' SCHOOL NOTICE Logan City District Schools will open Sept. 13. Parent? will please see that their children are supplied with a pair of our District 76 School Shoes before sending them to school. Call at our store and examine our line of District 76 School Shoes. Henry G. Hayball. |