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Show THE OCTODEE 21, tS02 JOURNAL, L03AN UTAll TRI-V?EEK- defeat, but if anyone imagines that because of these defects the t wards Logan, Aggies, are out of the running, is published every IIox. Peter M. Mnughnn was he is'roistakcn. A better team, so on business. Logan yesterday far as the players conditjou,build, Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday Morning of Richmond, Johnson Mr. J. grit and pluck, are concerned AT was doing business in Loganl yes- never stepped upon a Utah gridiron, Logan City, Cache County, Utah. terday. and they are going to get tho necessnryfor ... Wanted A girUo.. Jo ..general KATES. ADVERTISING! honors. championship housework. Apply to Mrs. JI. W t Nothing will inspire the AgLocal lines, 20 cts. per line each Insertion. Uullen Jr. ranch as the firm',' unBeading Notices, 10 cts. per Rawlins, will speak at gies so Senator insertion. of their fellow a word each Lewistop on Wednesday cveuing, wavering support Miscellaneous Column, students, anduothing is more badly at 7:30 oclock. insertion. needed than this. Imagine a great, Bates on Display advertisements made Last 3 days,, Alexander the big husky, whb should he in the known on application. Opticau, Hotel Iviesel. Oct. 23rd team, loungiug up to Kirk saying, X writ21th and 25th. Advertisements not accompanied by well you got licked didnt you? forUntil inserted be ten directions will Some one should have taken him Lewiston is to have a political bidden. and charged accordingly. ar Yon got treat. Senator Rawlins will speak out and bumped-hir- SUBSCRIPTION RATES. There is the mistake; it licked. , there on Wednesday. it wasnt Nebeker, 3 Months wasnt One Year 6 Months Kirk, E. R. Miles of Smithfield sells nor 75 ets. $1.50 $3.00 nor EgOert, nor FinJardine, guns, ammunition, stoves, ranges, ley nor any one else that was Single copy, 5 cents. ,t Cash in Advance. clothing and ladies wraps. licked. It was the Agricultural Saturhome came on Hart Judge College that was beaten, and wheu LOCAItfPOINTS. the a on week day after spending every student feels himself a part in place of of the College, and a participant in Supreme Court bench in Miner. M. was F. Judge Cowley thedefeat, there will be a spirit r Apostle ' aroused that will keep the blue and town on Saturday.. The wonderful J. S. Nelson & white aloft, whether in defeat or Potatoes wanted at Tiie Jock Son custom fit $3,30 shoe for inen made for hard service for sale at victory. NAL office oh subscription. ' Great big, strong active fellows, Alleukettis celebrated choco- City Shoe Store instead of putting a suit on and Edwards came Commissioner lates at Riter Bros. Drug Co. J getting out to practice, sit and down yesterday from the camp of look on as wise as stuffed owls. If the will optician, Alexander, men who are repairing the road the student body , would shame .. be at Wellsville this week, Hyrura the between here and La Plata. E them. out,iit-would- X prove a bene-sa- yg Oct, 20 to 23th. theroad"isTompletedas fit to. the college, but a greater Dont"" forgeF'thaPCity Shoe Mineral point. fdthemseTves. A little more one Store -- is headquartorsfor Whitte-mor- e Big Sample shoe sale at John H, spirit, boys. Stand at the back of shoe polish, Audersons Ladies & childrens! your team, feel that yon are a part Ladies have comfort and ease in jackets, coats and capes, wool ot it, and youll have an organiza wearing Julia Marlowe shoe, sold shawls and blankets and many lion that will put the University only by Duubar, Robinson Co. 8 be to sold at other goods factory on the bum. ' J Cole & Nelson carrytha-Goo- d cost Oct 11. tr The and Reliable clothing. Aggies play tie AgriRoyal M. Westwood of Spring-vill- e, cultural Mr. J. & and College of Colorado on the celebrated J. S. shirts the commander of the Asnext. hats. sociation of Utah Indian War Monday The 2. C M. I shoes for sale at Veterans, is in Cache county, for City Shoe Store prices are the the purpose of organizing the war lowest. veteraus who reside in this section. A marriage license was issued Shoe Store has jnstrecd yesterday to Alma Allen, 21, nud a Cityline of Edgar Mitchell, manager of the large fancy warm house Edna Unsworth, 19, both of Hy-ruslippers, and Juliets for ladies and Uan, eanf.talteara, announces 18 Pl',P,re; to aoy they have bought too heavy Senator Joseph L. Rawlins will feariug fr0 ,,nr 12d are offering a ONE WEEKS SALE j team in the speak in the Thatcher opera-houscounty. pound with a discount of 10 PER CENT, Thursday evening Oct. 23rd on the Now is a good chance. : Tie Reccrdenhip, issues of ihe campaign. Editor Journal: The writer Another large shipment of The Logan and Richmond Canal Anwas a little surprised when the shoes at has arrived Douglas Co. lias filed suit in the District dreas These Petersons. shoes are Republican convention pitted. Mrs Court against John S. Pehrson of Eames against Mrs.Slater. Rebecca in made and latest the finest very Logan, to prevent him from erectfit not am a politics n and hope and easily give excellent ing and maintaining a fence on styles, be to never When one, but I always take you are' in the land which it claims is embraced in service. a in the men and wolittle interest first market class for then footwear, its right of way. It is the result call aud see them. men our conventions t put up for of the trouble over the action of The office, Republican party had When in ne9d of rubbers calLat the company in removing fences Indies its in who ranks would from its canal bank last summer. the City Shoe Store there yon have Mrs. Slater quite a get the andee and Wales tussle given There was a meeting of the will but for they, board of trustees of the Agricultural Good Year brands, the best rabbers Mrs. S. and the fortunately tax payers as Col legion Saturday, and as a re- made, well, failed to put one np. sult a general impression was I). R. Roberts, who is now a Mrs. Eames, they say, is a very created that the new building had candidate on the Republican leg- nice lady but that she has no ability been accepted. Such was not the case islative ticket, wa3 summoned as a in that line, either naturalor however. The board passecLaLfew jaror-i- n JudgeHartseourtr'dur-m- g acquired. In fact it is said she was the past summer, and when be- nominated the position becanse she bills, adjusted some minor matters, nud then made a thorough inspec- ing questioned as to his. qnalifica ueeded the salary. They do not tion of the grounds and buildiug. tions to sit as a jnror, by District pjnjm shft-i- in nnyjnEimy fitted " Bert-De Shazo,- - who Wa s ca jr-- AMornPVNehpkpirflnsvtri? IKatbe for the responsibility. A Republi tureil by Sheriff Rigby last summer didn't know whether or not ho cau said to the writer only yesterday and turned over to tjie authorities was of sound mind and discretion. I have my doubts about this canof Salt Lake County, who sentenced Dont you know whether you are didate being able to manage the him to four months in jail for of sound mind or not! asked office if elected, I am informed she petit larceny, was turned loose on Judge Hart, and Dave replied,' has never beeu inside the office and Saturday. Thfere are still two No, some of my friends say that has never had any training in that charges of forgery hanging over I am not. He was later excused. line or any other outside of her him, but Bert ha succeeded in Perhaps the absence of a sound own home-dutie- s. Now, 1 would like to ask if the buncoing the officers into believing mind and discretion is a Republican office. for qualification he will reform. citizens and tax payers of this The faculty of the Brigham county are going to elect to office , FoottaQ. to care for the records of ..all the Voung College, will tender a retitles The to tlieir homes and farms, 4 foot: Agricultural:: College ception to the students of ball team who knows nothing of her returnvd from Balt Lake lady this evening. Commencing! cit-ou Sunday, after having duties and who, it is said, has no at 7:30 a meeting will be iinld. in; n the as sein b ly room a t - wh inrlimatoinjnJJiatchaunelt As a tax payer 1 ask the v oters tbe"Nati0nat rewho took Guards, interesting programme o rTmTsIcal numbers, speeches etc. . will ' be venge for the awful beating given now, not that I. have any interest carried out. Afterward, luncheou them last year the by Aggies. 21 in the opposing candidate, to think will be served, and a ball will fol- to 0 was Saturdays score, and to well .over the matter and to not President Joseph F. one absent from the game it looks cast their ballots against the low; this. ml KVLtpnifltiprt it renilv tercst of Smith will likely be in bad; much worse. office was. which we now have. nHlie The lady now in the office has nt is managed it to the entire s&tisfa- cirT?.' Itbfre wn8, noth(B tta.,cantofcAvny-ww-o- i for a visit vvith rsi-L- , been iu office two years.She bad a that. in the politicall The Pate interested, some of number of years experience as whom had Aggies situation here, and laughs at the , , clerk were there before she assumed the be.fore fool story the Republicans are tel!'Vffc office of recorder and heuce is well A l1an overawed about Sheriff Rigby not being a nV can qualified for the position,--brave man; If the peopleof i S era 0the,r eet but m not see how any one could think of a5e Cache conn are big fools en on ast k2an boys got voting for the Republican eandi- to elect ' Fred Turner to office al t!ie in the loto 5:00,1 shaPe and f date after looking at the qualifi-t- c Kae he I shall be said again, r Points more being cations of the two ladies asking for ndmit thfit I was once a CnT-hpveted.buL5 1G made in the first to added the your votes. Co. nian. IS ' Respectfully, runuing on the Democratic ticket J. L. D, in Uinta Co. Wyoming for iustiee ' LafiV of ePerience an lowness ? were the principal causes of the Logan, Oct. 18. 1902. the jour al n - Queensware at cost Wm. Ec- l- I . line-eac- VVEEKLY BARGAIN LIST V h UTAH SUGAR PER SACK , . 20 pounds Sugar tor 20 pounds Sago for 20 pounds Tapioca lor 30 bars Latin ry Soap 10 12 pounds cleaned Currants. pounUa Best Uaiains BeBi 8 Rice........ -- 10 10 $1.00 pounds. ,.50o pounds. . fxic JO iwunds . ,60c 15 bars for. .60c l.oo 1.00 1.00 . 1.00 31ts for....60c 1.00 1.00 Coffee.. 1.00 jKunds Arbnckles We are headquarters for FRUIT JARS. 7 $1.85. tt !bs. for...60 8 lbs. for... ,50c 4 lbs. for.... 60c GET OUR 1RICEs IDttZ COODS. . yards Bert L.t,. Factory. . . .$t 00 TO yards for 50c H yards Indian Head factory I 00 "7 yards for M'c 20 yards Indigo Blue Calico. ... 1 CO 10 for 50c yards AH wool Dress Goods reduced from 50 to per 2c vard. 4 pairs Ladies' Rlaclt Cotton Hse 25c. Best Home-mad- e Double Width Lindaev 55c per Blankets from 50c to $8 e0 per pair. Our line ofyar.i Ladies, Misaes and .Ululdrens Wraps is tiie most complete to be seen in Northern Utah. Prices alwaj s the cheapest.. We have a full line of L. D. 8. Garments; our pric.s are 25 per ceut lets than the 20 Mil-liner- y. Factorys . Glve Remember us-a-c- f. alL we arr nevemndersold, YOURSFOR BUSINESS," -- C. KIAY1ALL IK). CENTER STREET, LOGAN, UTAH. . 1 ) , J : NewLotofjFurnitnrQ Latest Patterns tzzzk tZZZL ?? e E EjWAlmD S WCU3. C Bgg a B. andlStyles. n93Er We purchase dirtet no middle house and ship in C8r lots. Haveottr new ftoie full ' of all kinds of luinitnre, and allow nobody to C3CZ2undersell ns. fil ' Closings out largeS line of N , a -- the-Institu- tion v t-- he-faan- dsof a-p- ood m-eptioT- Contemporary with the season and the C. K. has the most complete line and offer the best W, bargains. Here are some of our prices: Knitted Woolen Garments in grades commencing at $1.30 and upWoolen Uuion Snits for Men, wards. Home-mad- e Women aud Children from 8(te upwards; Ladies and Childrens Hose going at half the cost of knitting at home. Ladies Crocheted Shawls 73c and upwards. Ladies and Childrens Golf 35c ..7 Gloyes per pair. Meusr-Woole35c per pair,' Socks (home-mad- e) 3 pairs for one dollar. Ladies heavy UtahVoolen Hose 50c.' .Childrens Hose with double knees and. toe371bpptatiron3hbse771irat canbe bought. Heavy Woolen Blankets, prices according to the size. We have everything desired with which to supply the fall trade. Apply to us in person or wiite ns for prices on what you may require, We are graduates in the Knitting business and under-la-nd onr trade : n I Cache Knitting Works 1 ghj . e -- 1 Closing Out Sale, LOST One dark brown, pacing Closing out sale at the Logan horse; one brown horse; one brpwn Tithing Office, of furniture, clocks, Shetland pony; reached mane. axle grease, machine oil,. clothing. Finder rewarded. Elias Kimball. uuderwear, knit garmcntsr hose, FOR RENT one or two rooms yarn, flannels, linsey, dress goods,a 2 X blocks south of B. Y. College. etc., etc. Come early and bargain. Apply Frank Townsend. -- |