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Show THE TRIWEEKLY JOURNAL, LOGAN UTAH. AUGUST 29 l301 Town of Some Note. . La Jara, Colo., men who m-yest-rda- y hotel Id at the Savoy t j n E. Vermont and Henry Ihan La Jara is faruous in itado politics as the home of a nomination cost TCiuor whose fro tar a. ( CH,NCH and help. Doctors say , g Scott's EreufsaonJ j Is the best help. .anda But you most I If nd for ,ree youi.tried SCOTT & BOWNR Chemists. I-Beari Street, 49-4i- S . , 5 New York. tj E i.oo; all druggist. 50c and . ; M mm Matthews was 'engaged to marry Miss Sain, and on being informed that he was not likely to survive the operation he sent for his fiancee and they were married. WINDSTORM IN EAST. New York, Aug. 24. A violent and protracted rainstorm, accompanied Jy jvind, Jwhich in some sections approached the proportions of a hurricane, swept over New York city, Westchester county and the northeastern portion of New Jersey this afternoon. The most damage so far reported was at Jersey City, where many buildings were wrecked, including a church and theater. A Few Pointers. od I k, - IN 1 l The through tourist sleeping cars which leave Salt Lake j'y every Wednesday and Friday for Omaha, Chicago,, hinias City, and St. Louis, are ju&t tbe thing for travelers f moderate means. They are clean and comfortable, and ,l,e herth rates are less ihmt half those chsrged in stand Url sleepers, ' fxanr pier The cost of a berth, Salt Lake to Chicago . Louis, is only $1. . Tickets, berths, and information tt! ticket agent. ..I. i. at this office ; or, your Bee - - I I 79 W - Second South Street R.F. Neslen, General Agent, Salt Lake City. :r - s . ul Drug Co. aiii S -- n.irfiimrtni''iw4l hihh iwmt " wii. grand-daughte- e , - wor-den- traveler, tourist or business man is wise when he selects tbs Rio Grande Western Railway Great Balt Lake Route-fo- r his route to the East. It is the only line passing directly through Salt Lake City, and in addi ion to tbe glimpse it affords of the Temple City, the Great Salt Lake and t he picturesque Salt Lake .and Utah Valleye, it offers the choice of three distinct routes through the mountains and the most magnificent scenery in the world. Double daily train service and through Pullman and Tourist sleeping cars to' Denver and Chicago. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, of each week, Pullman Tourist cars are run from Los Angeles to Boston via Chicago, without change. For pamphlets descriptivecif the Great Salt Lake Route, write he traua-coutineut- Geo. W. Hrntz, General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City. AX. UTATI. WHEN TO CUT ALFALFA. . i Opens September 23. 1901 How Yon Can Rain a Good Stand. Twenty-seve- n members in faculty. Save tbe Leaveai They Coant. RELIGIOUS ISSTRLCTIOX GIVEN IN ALL COURSES. Alfalfa should bt cut when not more than omseuth of the plants have come Well equipped Library, I abora ories, Class Rooms. Offers following Courses In. bloom. Cut at this early stage, tlx ACADEMIC COURSE. DOMESTIC ARTS COURSE.' college coirnsr. yield of hay for the season will be elective. Gives education. Largely English. Arithmetic, general much greater than if the alfalfa Is cut ' Science, Sewing, Dress- I'lepa res for college. near maturity, aud every ound of hay rumness CovtiHK. makii g, Household normal course. secured will be vorth more for feed. Economics. English, History, Mathe- - English, History. Mathe- The late cutting of the first crop untth-s- , matins, I'edagogv, IRKPAhatorv course. bookkeeping, seems to injure the plant more tbau at Normal S'etwgraphy, Typewrit- - Prepares for High school. Science. and Kansas station the other time, Training, ing, Commercial Law. missionary course. any mltsioi aries. has found it profitable to cut alfalfa Prepares ' fee3 Ce&d Entrance h $11. f:r soon was as the first time as Catalogue in bloom, even though the weather was bad and the crop spoiled In' curing. The Increased yield from succeeding cuttings over that cut late much more Ilian makes up for the loss of the first crop. Successful clover growers tbe first MAKE A TRIAL' PURCHASE OF time' they try alfalfa often ruin the be to has plowed up. stand, so that it by waiting to cut until it reaches the stage at which clover ls usually cut. The groat value of alfalfa Is the large one-tent- WE SAVE YOU mONEY! Shoes or Clothing, amount of protein It contains, that material In feed that is absolutely necessary for the formation of blood, loan meat and milk. The higher the protein In alfalfa the more valuable the crop. Experiments made in three states Kansas. Colorado and Utah prove that alfalfa cut in the first bloom will give the greatest yield and feeding value. The leaves of alfalfa contain more than three times as much protein as the stems, a ton of alfalfa leaves containing as much protein ns 2.800 pounds of bran. Every care should be taken in curing alfalfa to save the AND WE WILL PROVE IT TO YOU AT THE Fair Clothing Store, MAIN STREFT, LOGAN, UTAH. . f IMte 8 i drops in a.Waa-poonfof water and he got hettpr at once. Sold by Riter' Broe. - When possible, run the rows of tomatoes east aud west. This will expose every plant to the sun. The tomato requires all the 6un itcau get. Tall growing plants, like corn or pole Ai should never be planted on the i beans, 1 south or oast of the tomato patch. In field culture mark off the laud 4 by 4 or 5 by 5 feet with a common field marker and with a small plow open a furrow four or five laches deep. If the land ls very, mellow, as It should be. 5 It Is well to. open the hills with ijt hoe. This leaves the laud smooth aud In '$ better condition for the weeder, which should be used ns soon as the plants are set. Under our Irrigation methods It pays well to take considerable pains to make" the rows straight and of equal distances apart. In a large field It Is also well to skip, say, one row In ten, which will allow driving through the field with a horse, In gathering The crop. Denver Field and Farm. 3 -- ticket Office, cn-Per- ae Tomatoes Latter Irrigation. Moderate 'Means. cr- be. loaves. For Travelers - 130,-bu- , The recent statistics of the number of deaths show that the large Sir, Nathan said that at home mj ritv die with consumption. he had a neighbor named Nathan. This disease may commence with Xat. said he. abbreviating the an apparently'-harmle- es congh stuttered and so did the which can be cured instantly by name, sheriff of our next county at the Hemps Balsam for the Throat and Melutire Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure tijne I was speaking of. nd relieve all cases. . Price 25c. got Nat to drive a bunch of cattle about forty miles for him. On the snd 50c. Trial size free. For sale trail Nat struck a water hole, and by Riter Bros., Sole Agents. a as water is scarce in that section of A Dark and Muddy Complexion i the country, he was not surprised have man a shout a to jvo warning does not become aneat woman. him to get out. Nathan was not Lanes Tea will cure constipation, inclined to go, and said, as soon as clear up the Bkin, sharpen the his adversary came up, I appetite, and make you look and go till I get feel like a new person. It acte and ready. gentlv upon the stomach, liver and Youll have to I bowels. . For sale by Riter Bros., and ready pretty Sole a Agents. blamed then, the sheriff answered. IJe stuttered, Stops the Cough and works off the too. Nat thought he was moekirfg Cold. him aud was . absolutely certain of ' it the next time Bromo-Quinin- e Tablets Laxative they exchanged sentences. Mclntire, who knew both cute a cold in one day. No Core, men, used to tell me he never came no Pay. Price 25 cents. so near dying in his life as he did while You assume no risk when you laughing at those two stutterers. Kansas Citv Journal. (bxv Chamb9rlaiaa Colic, Cholera Riter jaod Diarrhoea Remedy. refund will WEDDED. THEN DIED., Co. Bros. Drug your 011 are not satisfied after if money Atlantic City, N. J!, Aug 24 it. It ia everywhere admitted uarterniaster John Matthews" of using to bs the most successful remedy in New-pStates cruiser jctnited use for bowel complaints and the who was married yesterday only one that never fails. It is toitos Eva May Sain of Camden, 0 pleasant, safe and reliable. shortly before undergoing an j oper ,atin died early today, at the hosfiti2f?!I?S200wS5e pital here.' Mathews had recently, COliINft LIGHT. Tj inontU UftadUiiK retunicd from the Britrhter than electricity, cluster tfcoL Philippines. lie from tmtimontHi kerosene- Thonpimdenf ert br a brief Latent impeopie uniug them over ft year. Co vacation, and a. Endorsed by In. Larp provementLowest prne. bathing last Sunday dived factor tnU K. half price. Semple lamp the board walk in two feet of individual In town. Illustrated catftlocu t tree. His ML, LAI TAaPHU head struck the sand a;pf: , . gend postal to western office, 123 .it and his ppiue was badly injured. et ieD-- r. Colo. Td 0fS. The first brood of the chinch bag Is normally developed In wheat land, for tbe simple reason that when the chinch takes Its spring flight wheat Is the growing crop which, la attract lt. The wheat crop matures aud is harvested, as a rule, before the ' first brood of bugs has, reached ma-.- i krnekJ phmt. turlty or at about the time they are ;rance the adult stage. The ripening; lb8lJlpp(11to Yhre 011 terlug and harvesting of the grain deprive T .Ca B. J mT ob pr e tha ls t0 them of food and Induce a migration, The wparatlon i and the young, half grown and aduU baulls trm t ie kech not only Insects stan off together, apparently 3ke8 eat with a common Impulse, abandoning paving Infrelght.but an In duty. the. wheatlkdds and attacking any near-- , revolutionize ,nvctlon by cornfield or grassfield. Their trav- - he cotton seed jy manufacturing Indas- Cls, while commonly much less, may extend to a distance of a quarter of a iry.MJouutry Gentleman. mile or more, and, as a rule, under Their Secret is Out. these circumstances the bugs are nuAll Sadieville, Ky., was curious merous enough to completely carpet the to learn the cause of the vast im grouud. Entering a field of corn, they congregate on the outer rows first, fair- nrrveirentin the health ofMra.S. ly blackening the stalks with tlielr P. Whittaker, who for a long time bodies aud absolutely killing the corn endured untol suffering front a as they move Inward. As arrjle, the chronic bronchial trouble.Its all serious damage is on the edge of the due lo Dr. New Kings Discovery, cornfields, sometimes, however, extendher husband. It completely ' Inward several rods. ing cured her and also cured If this midsummer migration ls not our r little of Induced by the harvesting of grain or Mv-ra attsck of Whooping where the chinch bugs develop in other situations, their reaching maturity Coufih It pogitivtiy cures Coughs, Is immediately followed by midsummer Olds, La Grippe, Brcrchitie, all Throat and I ung troubles.Guaran-tee- d flight to corn or millet or other crop. Curiously enough, lu- the migration bmles 50c. a d $i 00. Trial above noted the winged Individuals ns bottles flee at Riter Bros. Drue well as the wingless all crawl together Co a on the grouud. aud flight seems never T to le attempted ou the part of the To Save Her Child V adult. The second brood, maturing From about the last of August and first of Mimic friglfful disfigurement Mrs. Galleger, of La Grande, G&. September, may have a partial flight to Bucklens Arnica Salve applied. late corn or other crops if the corno h grest sore , on her head and fields in which they develop have alfacHHpd writes its quick cure exready matured aud are drying up, but between the middle of September and ceeded all hopi8. It woiks s the first of October they take "what in eores, bruises skin erup may be termed the autumnal fUght to tions, scalds and Fibs. Cun tgrass lands or other situations for con- guarantei d. 25c at Riter Bros cealment and hibernation. Drupr ('J ) In checking the midsummer migrating bugs some good may be done by turning under the, first rows of corn or other crop attacked. To have any practical value, however, the plowing must be done very deeply or many of the bugs will escape. C. L. Marlatt. LOG -- - f Through the rncntle of June tbe St. Louis Republic says that the first and July our baby wn teething end only plant in the world for the ex- and took a running off of tho arid Ficknes of tbo tracting of whole kernels of cotton trowels seed from the hulls Is ,a operation atOTaih,MMjiO 1, M. Holliday, g of Demiog, od'His bowels would fure' " fwa8 aerectcd at a cost of a! capacity of 100 move from five to eight tipies. aV kernels are- day- J had a boltli of Chamber-berlain'3 out h achlQ0 anJ a Colic. Cholera und cal proces? "LI( Evented by a Diarrhoea Remedy in the house cjnbcr of the firm that owns and and imivo him four Jliaummer Crawl. AnostJUtcly-toA.?8---A?.d----T- S goo-goo-go- A Haw Cotton Seed Extractor. A dispatch from Austin, Tex., to TRAVELS. Aitnna Fllchta Include SpTlasr and Albert W. Mclntire, abetter Nathan r sid Mr had. Mclntirj SShinff about politics. II L not thought of for' governor to ask who ho til people began L Xhe convention waainses-and Otto Mears,. the then Political boss of the state, had to Sid lieutenants around the hall The $2 Ijlinff who Mclntire was. incurred by Mears .jpense.was little silk badges bought Ltbe nbme Mclntire printed He Put these into the on themtends of twenty of his own friends, instructing them to begin pinning them on the lapels' of the delegates He had ooats at a certain hour. have same time to the at arranged from Mclntire alt others shontiug hall. the parts of Thejconvention was stampeded He iod Mclntire was nominated.' in our .section, rasa ranchman He made a graduate of Harvard. though his an excellent governor,' appointments were badly mixed, as might he expected from a tenderfIn consequence oot in politics. in renomination. failed he It was bug 1 Rocky ountasn Limited Only ONE Night Out to Colorado Chicago " Only TWO Nights Out Colorado to Buffalo j NEW YORK Lrenwis & ' PHILADELPHIA 4 Lv. 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