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Show THE TRL WEEKLY JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. MARCH 21 Impossible ' I If you'd pay your groce: sell $ioa pound he couldnt you better baking powder than Schillings Best. 1. THAT NOCK TRIAL. (Continued fromlstPage.) should plaintifif has suffered, -you find in her favor, you may tak into consideration her tender years, and the greater degree offarrowed feelings, of pent up sortons and of shattered confidences abeway have experienced because of her youth. 3The plaintiff sets up that con- 1 fiding in de-- the promises of the . fesdaut to become her better half, and having m anticipation visions 0f wedded bliss, and the magnifi oeot swell she intended to cut among her. less fortunate friends and companions, and among her jealous rivals, she expended, or he- r- now thoroughly "rather-h- ad disgusted father expend, the sum of 12,500 00 in preparing a wedding trousseau befitting .the Occasion and her style and circumstances in life, and that because of the refusal of the defendant to allow the plaintiff the inestimable privilege of changing her name to Pond, the trousseau has become useless and valueless, except for the purpose of bedecking some queen, and queens are scarce in'Cacbe county, except in decks of cards. The court instructs you that if you find this accumulation of regal finery and haberdashery has useless for the purpose for which it was intended, and that the plaintiff has no sisters of marriageable age and instincts, whomight use this- - gorgeous display hr a similar purpose and that it has no value for mueeum or othei4rfrposes, you will determine the value thereof and render a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for the use and benefit of her distracted and bankrupt father, in a sum not -- - be-co- are cl&ftned is the disturbance in mind and mental anguish which the plaintiff has suffered on account of the defendants refusal to marry, and the court instructs you in this connection that you will necessatr ily have to find that 'the plaintiff has a mind of her own, in order to determine the degree of volcanic disturbance occasioned by defendants allegedjrefu sal. Andify qu do determine that the plain tifl has a mind of her own, you may ascertain the amount and quality of the gray matter Which composes the same, and whether it is situated in the cerebrum or cerebellum, but the court instructs you that you are not authorized to have the plaintiff surgically-operat- ed upon to determine this fact, but only from the facts and circumstances of the case and the evideace as adduced here are you to determine the amount of such disturbance and its effect upon the plaintiff and compensate her in damages " therefor. : 5. The court instructs you that the mental anguish of the plaintiff. need not necessarily have been evidenced by weepings or wailJ ings, or gnashing of teeth, or by wringing of hands in the public She may have market places. from her the world anguish kept a andpreserved smiling and and exterior, yet be within a raging grief or consumedxby tortured by grievous wounds. Briny tears mayhave coursed down her cheeks in hours of pain, and yet to an unsuspecting public she may have been the incarnation Because she may of gladness. have been able to dissemble must not be construed that she suffered no anguish. Perhaps the greatest griefs are suffered in silence. v de-bonn- air "Small griefs find tongues dull casks are ever found To give, if any, yet but little sound, Deep waters noiseless are, and this we Ynow, That chiding streams betray small depths below. 6. Plaintiff also alleges that her heart is in a badly dilapitated con J dition. If you believe that the heart is the center of human affec exceed to tions and that the strings connect$2500.00. 4. Another elementset forth in ed therewith have become, on acthe complaint for which damages count of the conduct of the defendant, frayed and raveled to such an extent as precludes their re covering their previous strength and normal tension, even under a renewal from other suitors of similar protestations of undying love and ardent affection, then for ail these losses disturbance in mind, mental anguish and dilapidation of heart you may allow the C In constant pain when onf" tiff such sum as may seem toplain you I o oyour feet ? to meet the exigencies of the case, 1 Is that dragging, pulling! not to exceed the sum of $50,000. If sensation with you from morn 7. The plaintiff also alleges that I she has depriciated I till night ? in weight, until she does not now weigh more than I exactly on the disease ? Why I 150 pounds and that said loss was not apply the cure right to reasonably worth the sum of ten the spot itself T cents per pound. Plaintiffs valuYou can do it with ation scarcely equals that placed by Shy lock upon the pound of flesh of the wretched Antonio, but there cases -- in -- history, sacred and profane, where human flesh has been held at a less figure than plaintiff fixes as a compensation farther loss. Before you allow her damages Jor thjs. you. must. . be satisfied that the depreciation in weight was caused by the mental sufferings of the plaintiff, and not or other noxious and by anti-f- - I u are-proba- -- bly vinced that the assurances she received from defendant were in the nature of a special intervention of divine Providence in her behalf, and to him she may owe a debt of gratitude, for saving her from a fate worse than being plaintiff in a breach of promise suit. But it is not the province of the court to decide this question, ladies and gentlemen of. the juryand-i- f you find that the plaintiff has been damaged in this respect, you will allow her a balm for her lacerated heart, not to exceed $100,000. . . 9. The defendant intimates that he was under age and inexperienced in the art of love making, when the agreement was made, if it was maderandthat awaiting his parents consent, when this suit was brought. The court instructs you that minority ' is a good defense to an action of this kind and that the law does not encourage designing females to lure, with seductive wiles, the unsophisticated and innocent youths of Gentile Valley into the nets and snares of matrimony. In this connection you may consider the distance Gentile Valley from the railroad and other civilizing influences, the prior inexperience of defendant, and his previous want of acquaintance with such fascinating creatures as the plaintiff, and the frailties and weaknesses of youth, and you may be able to excuse and condone the actions of the defendant, on the ground that he is in law, known as an infant. 10. Some testimony has been adduced tending to show that defendant supposed that he was making his protestations of love and avowals of affection to some other female. ' The court instructs you that this is a goodjefense. The minds of the parties must meet to make a binding contract, and in a case of this kind it is probably necessary' that their lips meet, as well as their minds. And if you believe that the defendant was hypnotized on this occasion, and actually was laboring under tho mistaken that his impression promise was made to - some other damsel, then you will find in his favor and against the contention of the plaintiff 11. If you find for the plaintiff, yon wilhiallow her counsel a lien on 99 pier cent, of the amount recovered, as compensation for his able and perjured efforts in her behe-w- as -- l31 We further find that both plaintiff and defendant are entitled to full, free and unrestricted absolution from anyu and all examinations, preliminary or otherwise during the Spring term. We condemn the free and lavish use of questions by the professors in examination, and recommend the abolition of all examination grades with the We exception of tA. and-- B. hofiest efforts any and all - professors to on the lighten the work of the classes a md to increase the enjoyments and pleasures of the students. We condemn the methods oLthe weather department' with its unbounded expenditures of rain, snow and mud. We warn genuse of embalmed the erally against beef as an article of diet. We favor the annexation of the Philippines and the speedy exile of Filipinos. We suggest that the Hon. J. L. Rawlins be allowed to cast en-coura- ge part-of-t- he the-publ- ic- Want Column, s THREE small pigs wanted. F. A. Neuburgkk. CASH paid for poultry and eggs, at Smiths cheap cash store. FIRST-CLAS- S home-mad- e milk cans at Isaac Elwells cheap. A GOODCART.for sale cheap. .... F. A. Neubdroir. FOR SALK or Rent 2 Houses and Lots 5th ward. . f S.W. Riterl 1 ..WATCHES, Clocks and Musical Boxes repaired good and cheap.. G. Berger, Restaurant Lee, 3rd St. ONE MILLION- - Watches wanted ftflf repairing, of C.M.Wendelboe, the best watchmaker in' Utah. ' FOR SALE Thorough bred Ply: mouth Rock eggs, for hatching, 50 cents a dozen. G. S. Hayball 2nd 8 ward. CATTLE AND HORSES will be herded in Logan canyon the coming Summer by Samuel Smith and Henry Buchler, Logan. two votes on each question before the United States Senate, in the ensuing two . years, or until his successor is elected aqd qualified. We congratulate the court, and I HAVE JUST RECEIVED . the respective attorneys -- on -t- heir large consignment of Shoes which excellent taste in the selection of I shall sell very cheap. Come early and get first choice.' J, Newbqld, jurors. . Wm. Henderson, of 3rd Street Clothier. Foreman the Jury. . Sheriff Crockett adjourned court EXPERT JUDGES of wines at the close of the reading of the and liouors, concede the fact that reading of the' verdict, and the for both quality and price, the dispersed. throng Everybody goods carried by the Cache Valley seemed well satisfied with the evenBrewing Co , take the cake. ings entertainment, and without HARD WOOD TREEft CHEAP, doubt it was the most successful I .will sell trees $to 15 ft. high at event of the kind ever held here. The admirable manner in which my place at 15c. each or $1.20 per it was conducted made many new doz.; will dig and deliver them for friends for the College. There 5c. each extra, of the following were a few faults however, the wit- varieties: Black ash, white ash, nesses did not speak loud enough sugar maple, white elm, black waland had twomights been given to nut, Catalpha. I also have some the trial instead of one, it would fine Ben Davis apple tree,' 7 for have been more interesting, as con- $1.00 here, or 5 for $1.00 delivered. S. M. Price, Hyrum, Utah. siderable evidence had to be cut out for lack of time in which to PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP present it. NOTICE- - Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signers, for Farther Information. Could not express the rapture of Annie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard when she In the District Court, Probate Division A Thousand Tongues St., Philadelphia, Pa., In and (or Cache County, State of Utah. found that Dr. Kings New DisIn the Matter otthe Estate of Theodore Peter covery for Consumption had com- een.deceaaed. Notice, The petition of Jane A. Jorgensen. praying pletely cured her of a hacking t bat property of the estate of Theodore Peter for had that en, deceased, be et aalde to her aheolntOly, oongh many years et for bearing on Monday the 10th day made life a burden. All other been of Arpil, a. D..18W, at two o'clock p. aa., remedies and doctors could give at the County Court House, in the Court Room of said Court, in Logan City, Cacho her no help, but she says of this County, Utah' Witness the Clerk of said Court, with half Cure removed soon the it Royal 8EAL tha seal thereof affixed, this The jurors awoke with a start pain in mychest and I can now ?7th day of March, A. D. at the completion of the reading of sleep soundly, something can JoHK W. OWIN, Clerk. instructions and with but little scarcely remember doing before. returned the ceremony following I feel like sounding its praises Administratrix Bale. So political platform and McKinley throughout the Universe, la Notice war investigation whitewash, as a will everyone who tries Dr. Kings given, that in runuance of an order of hereby the First District Couffifrobate Di18911. 1- - verdict. New Discovery for any trouble of vision) in and for the County of Cache. Bute of Utah, made on ZMh day of March 1899, ia the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price the matter of the estate of Elisabeth Reader the undersigned Administrator of We the jury empanneled in the 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottles free deceased, the estate of Elizabeth Reader deceased, sell at private sale to the highest bidder above entitled action find in favor at Riter Bros. Drug Co; every bot- will for cash on Saturday, the 8th day of A prll 189V, 5 tle guaranteed.of both plaintiff and defendant. between tbe hours of 9 oclock a. m. and t VERDICT. We would find in favor of all other persons concerned, but have not sufficient whitewash to go around. We find that defendant approached plaintiff,.but not for the purpose of asking her hand in marriage. oclock p. m, at the residence of deceased ia Wellsvi lie, in laid Cache County, the following personal property, One hundred and twenty-flv- e bushel of wheat, t hree tons of bay, twenty-flvchicxena, one half cord Are wood, water right In Welle villeUawbush Field Irrigation, Manufacturing and Canal Company. to-wi-t: Catarrh Cured. A clear head, and sweet breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. We sell six bottles for $3, and guarantee au absolute cure: p Sold by Grocery & Drug Store, f e FKXDKB1CK COOPKB, Co-o- Administrator. . wtepffl n Immediately after the "FCarter is applied, you feel tK jits wanning, soothing in1 i' J &ance. Its healing remedies V quSckly penetrate down deep i into the inflamed tissues. I Pela Is quieted, soreness is and strength imparted. fofUstcr was irtr om4 like K. re-Eaw-ed N piaster ever acted a fckkiy thoroHfhty. Ne piaster ever W sack complete coat over all klada of polo. , i Placed over the chest it is ir powerful aid to Ayers Ctry Pectoral; relieving congestion and drawing out aB inflammation. ALL UU c. ATFft OX.S1BMHW. LowaU. Bin. erGO AT INVOICE PRICES at deleterious drugs and compounds taken by her purposely to reduce her weight. Whether or not 150 pounds is an unduly small weight for one of her age will be left with you and if you find that she is actually damaged by this, reduction, you will allow her such sum as will adequately compensate . her, not to exceed ten cents per pound, for the lOo. Ladies and Childrens Hose per pair Calico from 5c. to 7 4c. per yard. Double Width Henriettas per yard . . v.s. . . . 10c, 15c. to Outing Flannel $1.00 Mens Fur Hats, worth $1.75 for 1.50 Hens Far Hats, worth $2.50 for Childrens Woolen Underwer, 20c and up. Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes at prices .that will please you. 6c. 3 2 6 3 Cans Peas for Cans Best Corn for Cana Oil Sardines for Cans Mustard Sardines for Bottle Pickles 7 cans Lye for 10 Bars Soap for 3 Packages Starch for , . High Grade Coffee 20 to 40a , 25c. 25a 25c. T 25a 10a 50a 25a 25a amount actually lost 8. The plaintiff sets up that she has had opportunities to marry , other students and professors of the B. Y. College, but that she was prevented from accepting those ofo o fers of matrimonial alliances, for he reason that she could not conCrockery, Glassware, Tinware, etc., at the lowest prices. sistently do so, while engaged to We carry a nice, clean stock ef the best goods, and we claim to sell cheaper than other dealers, because plaintiff. This shows the plaintiff s an exemplary young woman, our expenses are less and we can afford to sell cheap, All we want is a chance to prove it. . Call and be " and different from most of her sex. convinced. ' Just come once and we will guarantee that you will come again. Whether her inability to accept hesehnman sacrifices, has been , 0 her injury may well be doubted, E. R. NIELSEN, Manager. and she may in time, become con : -- Until further notice we will give one pair of Shoes or one Hat with every $10.00 purchase for Cash. o o O o o -- . . " The Wasd Bteso .Si |