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Show . . v i, . , , ., "V.'. ... o I b vl .IS, Hashed upqu him. They had heard . Stick to the flag! that ho had decided, and they were "Thank God!" he said, laying the letgreeting him with Joy r.ufi aeclaraa- - ' ter, down. "Thank God that I decided t!o:v ' Ah, they-littlknew' . before I broke the seal!" . lie got xnt of the city presently. The music of a life and drum came Now' ho turned Into tlio gate, of liis up the road. lie ran to the home. lie mubt meet Ida moflier, his dwelling window and looked toward the gate. father, and have It over. He suddenly The Light infantry was Just turning recalled that last night on the porch ' into the avenue and coming toward Mary Amiau had promised to come the house. The Soldiers, were accomnnd cee his mother that morning. Per- panied by a great multitude of people there now. For the first on foot on horseback or in carriages. haps Riie time lu his life he shrank from moot- - What had Willis said? They, had ins her. j elected' him their captain! Him! 11c As ho cantered up the long avenue .laughed, though there wds little mirth from the gate to the house his pace in the soued l- . Ur. Bryans The Commoner. inlorestine mnrr, will b especially the preset Ha instructive duringThe action of of congress. Sfe congress will probably, deterwinch the mine tbe issnea upon presidential campaiffu will be The Commouer proposes fnusrht a campaign of educaon to carrv to the end tion and organization. that . Democratic principles may luaddition to the editorial which receives de- e , ( j v.-a- 3 non-partisa- . Ills grip of the reins re- taxed, aud the e:;ha listed horse dropped into a walk. A few paces brought them to the steps leading to the porch, where he threw himself from 'the saddle. Tlio horse stopped and stood with ! ivv An excited throng watched a drooping head,- - panting , and gasping, his sides heaving from the terrible battle for supremacy among the ride. Weariness and dejection spoke. big elephants in a circus ear nt In every line of his body, but they Far Hill Junction, near Fiftieth wore no whit more marked in the horse "Clearfield streets, , Philadeland than lu the rider. A sharp eall brought For hours ! ,the elephants phia. struggled, .hulling their massive one another with such bodies telling effect that finally the end of the ear gave way. almost precipitating oue of the combatants i7 into! heero wd . - lisp' The elephants were part of a traveling show on its way to Atlantic City. AVhen the train left Harrisburg the keepers noticed a restlessness among the animals and they were' fastened in different parts of the car. They remained doeile enough until the train got running at high speed, and then broke loose. A roar from one was like the call to action, for next in- " ' V .alike. The Commoner ns a whole is clean, entertaiuiogand instructive, and its rapid increase in circulation now amounting to 140,000--i- s proof of the papers strength and influence -- Advertised Letterr. Trade, Mr John ouw is, Walter e'r. Miss Emma Pi dm on, Miss A E I ithin two weeks frtn du'e they will bi sent to the Deal etterO. ic at Washington Robert Murdock P, M. Logan, Utah Feb. IGLlC l'vfi. If the at ove are not called for w i FOLErSHOHETHCAR Cures Coldsi Prevents Pneumonia stant four lie drove his horse recklessly on. some of the stable boys, and as the horse was led away Peyton mounted the steps. Ills brother met him at the door. With a quick glance of sympathy the boy divined something of the situation. "They are all in the drawing room, I! yd, he hurriedly. whispered Heavens, old fellow, you look like death! Go up to your room and change your muddy clothes. Mary Annan aud Ilob Harrow are In there too. He was sent down from the arsenal to report to the governor, aud came here afterward to see you. Where have you been? Bruce up, old man, quick! Here is a letter for you. Do get yourself in some sort of trim. The Light infantry are coming down here. They will be here in lialf nu hour. They have elected you captain, and are coming to notify you. Ilurry. hurry!- 1 until folks will keep tlip you get busy down. CHAPTER XVI. TEYTOX STICKS TO THE FLAG. best and most effective to bind papers or in every office, 6tore r home; strongly made, will last lifetime, no repairs. THE Uses Ordinary Pins. Just by a mere blow the machine ut8 the head and point off the pin, bends it into a staple, drives, and -- clinches it. For . purposes such as tackmg shades to rollers, or pictures to frames the base turned is away and the staple is then driven hrough the material ' firmly into he wood. , 0 Borne Price; $2.00. SALE BY I : fi vuL & England ' Pern. Co. to be continued. Elephants Fight In Car. nt Arrangements have been made with Mr. Bryan whereby The Commoner can be suppiied at a very low rate with Tiie Journal, both papers for one year for $3.50. This offer applies to both new and renewal subscriptions, and should be taken advantage of without delay. All orders should be sent to The Journal office. Logan. Utah, t .... ! Mr. fdaekcnch. partment, The Bryan's personal attention, Current Topic contains Commoner u department, wherein a discussion of topics of timely interest and other valuable informaThe Home tion will be found. by an Departmentjs conducted is who widely eiperienced'woraan household known as a writer of an is authority on topics and who the art of cookiirg in all' that the term implies.Thw department alone is worth the subscription pricc.The .other departments of the papers are alliuteresting and ably conducted among which is a summary ofjfthe -- narrative worlds news -t- old-in dapart-mestyle, and Mr. Maupins Not or Whether Ccpmon wit. nnd anecdotes contains original moral lessons in homely phrase and verse, and appeals to old and young C . , EYTON staggered up the stairs somehow and went to his own room. lie threw himself upon his knees before bis bed, as be bad done when a little child, stretched out his hands before him on the cover and buried his face between liia arms. Ilis Inidy shook with tearless sobs. lie could form no words of prayer, but in that attitude the thoughts of his heart went up to God in broken petitions. Into the agony nr that soul the Master looked. To those unformed prayers lie made answer. He had come to a decision final and irrevocable. lie would do Ills duty and lie knew now what it was no matter what happened, whose heart broke, what appeals would be made to him. Friends, family!, love they were all east into the balance in that human soul Und outweighed by another claim. As ho rose to his feet he picked up the letter. It was an official envelope addressed In a familiar hand. Eagerly he tore it open. There fell from it his long expected commission as ensign in the United States navy aud orders revoking his leave and directing him. to report at once. to Washington. .Such an order .could only lie mot by compliance or resignation. With these official papers was a letter in a hand he know. Ike name signed to it was lit-tknown outside of naval circles, but in a year the world would bo ringing with it It was an appeal, an appeal to his conscience, to his honor, to his sense of duty, from a brother officer, an old man greatly his senior in rank, who had- - been a second father to him; an appeal tojws loyalty, to his patriotism as an officer, and finally an inspiring expression of confidence. which waa balm io his soul, and the theme of the ki bodies heaved and tugged until the chains that held them were snapped asuuder and the battle was on. From one end of the ear to the other the animals fought, their fierce roars distinctly heard above the noise of the speeding train. Word was sent to the engineer to reach Philadelphia as as quickly as possible, and the throttle was opened wide. As the speed increased the roars of the frenized animals grew lomler. When 4Fair Hill Junction was reached four keepers, aided by two policemen and a score of trainmen, aimed with crowbars, clubs and coal picks, hastened to brightened our prospects for an abundance of water for the coming season. .1 am informed by those who hive been tin the mountains that the average depth of snow, is frdtn four to five feet, aud well i packed. I will here1 relate an amusing little incident that occurred amongst some of our young folks while out sleighriding. Quite a bashful young man above the age of twenty had a young lady accompaning him, with others. After having ridden a sufficient time to satisfy themselves Iff went to assist his young female companion from the sleigh, when he found to his horror that the young ladys shoe strings had in some unaccountable manner got tied to the shoe strings of another young gentleman riding in. the same sleigh. On Wednesday last Mr. John WI E. Scott, son of one of our rrspeetj ed citizens John W. Scott, took t o himself a wife; Miss Hilnia Olson, eldest daughter of Mr. Ole Olson, one of our esteemed citizens. Iu the evening a wedding reception was held nt the residence of the brides parentsTthe young couple receiving many kind congratulations and many useful presents with wishes of long life to enjoy When you feel blue and that everything goes wrong, tako a dose of. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse and invigorate your stomach, regulate your bowels, give you a relish for your food and make you feel that in this old world is a good CVtario 5,16 of" Mysterious Grcumstance. other fresh and rosy. - d hu-ban- t liiiiiig Two Kinds of Women. There are women who are comely. There are women wno are homely, But be careful how the latter thing you Bay; Its Just a Oougli There are women who are healthy There are women who are wealthy hat gets your lungs soie nnd weak and There aic women who will always have paves the way for Pneumonia or Contheir way. sumption, or. both. Ackers English Remedy will stop the cough in a day There are women who are truthful, and heal your lungs. It will cure There are women who are youthful, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all ever women who waa Waj tilery any throat and lung troubles. Positively old? guaranteed, and money refunded jf you Theie are women who are 6ainted, are not SHtisfied. Write to. us for free Tnero are women who are painted, There are women who are worth their sample, W, II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, X. Y. Riter Bros. Drug Co. 3 h e. weight in gold. There are women who are Blender 1 1 There are women who are tender There are w omen who are large and fat and red, Tliero are women who have married, 'There aie others who have tarried. always supplied There are women who are talklesa but with Iheyie dead. Selected. ' Con-siunptiO- Millville Matters. Since A Callaway county teacher is said to have experienced the following: After explaining the to meaning of the word dogma her pupils she wrote it on the blackboard nnd asked her pupils to compose sentences containing the word. One little girl came too late for the definition, but concluded to take part in the exercises nevertheless. Her' sentence was ns follows : Our dogma has three puppies. Kansas City Star. One was pale and sallow and the Whence the difference? Eho- - who health uses Dr. Kings New Life Pills to maintain it. By gently arousing the lazy orgaus they compel good digestion ami them. head off constipation. Try them. I have to record, also, the death 25c, at Riter Bros. Drugof one of our old and sstcemed cit- Only K F . gist. izens, Mrs. Emma Chandler, wife of Henry Chandler, who has icsid-ein Ibis ward since the year LSG4. y d Her occupied the position Lots Cheap of Sunday school superintendent for a number of years up to this present winter, when he resignFor Sale on Easy Terras, ed on account ot failing health. some choice Building Lots, Brother Chandler has the sympathy located within two blocks of the people of this ward in his of Tabernacle square; present bereavement, as he has Also good Farms, Pastures lost a loving wife and a kind and and Meadow Lands. affectionate mother. Funeral serCall or write at once to vices Thursday nt 12:30, p. m. . Millville, Feb. 1G. 1903, J. K, L. R. MARTINEAU, Real Estate Agent, Logan, Ut. New York Times. Editor Journal: Our Dogma." . the car. Suddenly the heavy boards at the end gave way, showing one of the elephants in tierce couflict with another. Fearing that the maddened animals might escape and charge the crowd, a rush was made by the keepers to avert this, The fight that followed between the men aud the brutes was long and furious. Finally they succeeded in separating the animals and re- storing peace, y my 0 TIIE COMPARISON CONTINUED. last communication a number of our citizens have been afflicted with 'lagrippe and quite a number are still suffering from said affliction. 'But still our young .people are taking all the enjoyment they can by the Way of dances nnd The Paradise Other amusements. Dramatic company gave ns an evenings entertainment on Feb.' the 5th There are women who are witty, Some whoire not so very pretty, There are women who it ia a joy to known ; Some with lovely eyes bo bright Who love to stay out lite at night, And are trying veiy liaid to catch a beau There are women who are bold, There nre women who can scold, Tlieie are others who can at their huswhich was very well enjoyedby bands swear, those who attended. On the seven- Tbete are women just as kind th and eighth our ward conference As yon anywhereean find was held, at which time we were To make earth a Heaven, try to do their D, Choicest Meat9 the market affords, We handle but one grade THE BEST. William Reading, PROP.. CENTER ST. Imperial share. favored with a visit from the Stake are women, who, I think, Presidency and a part of the Stake There like a little drink Sometimes Sabbath Of something that Superintendency of will cheer and make schools. them gay.; On the morning of the eighth Blit when theyve had enough ROj the Sunday school occupied the Dont give them any guff tie very careful- what toxthem you time by reports and reviews' of And ' say." their work in said organization Short Line. Words of encouragement were gi- There are women almost utelesa, aie old maids 6taid and toothless. ven by our visiting brethren, both There To catch a beau for many years haveOmaha tO St. Pdlll and Minneapolis to Superintendency, teachers and tried pupils to contiuue their labor of There are other maids quite old, Pouhle Daily Service. A love in guiding the youth in, the Who are worth their wtight in gold, in equipment, safety, And would make for any man a lovely ways of virtue and truth. ' bride, comfort and certainty of service,. Our All the quorums and organizatrains comprisVeverything that is up to date and modern in the railroad tions were reported in good work- The loveliest thing on earth of far greater worth world. Thats Wide veetibqled equipment, ing order. Thau ioI I, pearls or diamonds sparklieg sleeping cars, dining cahCbdil'et, smokThere was a change made in the bright, ing and library cars. Free reclining chair cais. All new throughout. Ask Presidency of the Belief Society, That can give to man such joy ticket agents for tickets via the its former President, Mrs. Annie Alibis grief i and cares alloy a woman dressed in is 'lovely pietty, ILLINOIS ..CENTRAL RAILROA and Mrs. P. Anderson resigning, white. Eliza A. Oarr being, chosen and Pictures and Notes En Route sustained to fill her position'aspre- - Rut take them altogether, an jdjugtrated'booklet describing this new route. A free copy will be mailed zident ot said society. 8b. cb.,e ' can give such joy on application. - for her counselors, Mrs. Annie P to man. a and For further informationr-mapPeterson and Martha A. Anderson. They can thrash him with their tongues time tables apply to the same being sustained' ia - the - Then cheer him with their songs, And no one handles woman J. A.- - Foley, Commercial Agent, conference caa 75 West 2nd South Street With the fall of snow we have, had during the past month it has Utah Salt Lake City. , Omaha to Chicago Fre-emlne- I him-lik- e . |