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Show THE FACE TWO Vellsvillians Dig For Coal TRI-WEEKL- JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. Y and should he uncovered in quan tities sufficient to at least meet all local 'demands. The indications have been anc are that the vein running hills from various through the points in Wyoming, found con tinuation in Cache valley, and that in the neighborhood where the company is said to be dig Thursday, June 27, IN VOGUE. 1907 CURES. Pongee Silk ForTravelingDresses Empire Trimming Effects. oinoincDLCEns Chronic Ulcers are the result of a deeply polluted and foul blood supni Pongee silk is here again and, and germs which are The blood is filled with alfalfa, which is a little backward NACLE RUSH-Ilike taffeta and foulard, has im- led into the place through the circulation, until all the being constant surrounding fU? as to otfier years. .sore aa obstinate and permanent troubu proved with age. For certain oc- becomes diseasedof andoldthe G NOTES. ulcer suggests pollution ; the discharge, the an Our people seem to be all of casions there is nothing equal to Every symptomflesh, the inflammation and discoloration of surrounding rtj looking angry good cheer and wish success to in dress As it. a Mnatam gun traveling WELLS V1LLE, June 24. The everybody. silk brown gingpongee, metal, golden WellsviUe Coal Co., a a trifle expensive, is the or the effects of a long spell of sickness, though leaving disease germs in the system1 including the Broadshaw "WILL WELLSIAN FLY be or the absorption of the refuse of the body which has not been can It materials. HIT TORNADOES of all best prootri' brothers, and several other local TO THE POLE?" dresses are expelled through the natural channels. But whatever the cause, the blood as made traveling so weakened and polluted that it does not properly nourish and atimuUh! TOWN IN KANSAS parties, organized for the purpose made with long coat and plaited the place, and the sore cannot heal. Salves, plasters, lotions, f digging for coal, are meeting etc., keen tb WalterWellman, the celebrated skirt. And this season, out of re- ore or ulcer clean, relieve pain, and perhaps reduce inflammation, tut with very encouraging conditions. Arctic them because they do not reach the blood. s. S & explorer, has a second pa- Eix Persons Injured And One gard for the fondness for hand never permanently healfountain-heato down of the trouble, drives out all poisow goes very They have been working the past per in the July McClures on the tis Missing at Medicine Bow,. embroidery, there can be a border and germs, builds up the weak, sluggish blood, .gives energy and strength in Sardine canyon, a can. winter Home of Senator Long. airship trip to the Pole which he of hand work around the hem, or to the system; a id by sending a fresh, healthy stream of blood to the diseased yon well known to many, if not expects to make in a month. In and permanently. Nothing reacW arts, allows the ulcer to heal the pongee can be trimmed with nherited taints like S. S. S. naturally cleanses the circulation of every trace oJ the early settlers, as all the travel this It Medicine Lodge, Kan., June bands of taffeta arranged in hereditary disease or impurity, and those who have nursed and .article, which he calls "Will treated an old between this valley and Boxelder the sore for years will experience good results as soon as the .system becomes America Fly to the Pole!" 24. Three distinct . tornadoes pointed design. was made through this canyon, he describes his influenced by S. S. S. Book on Sores and Ulcers and medical advice free to marvelous airship struck Medicine Lodge late last When the shirt waist suits are all who wi ite. also by the Indians before this "America" THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. and tells of dozens of night, . destroying twenty-fiv- e to be considered for - the shirt old and the was settled; valley ingenious inventions embodied in houses in the north part of the waist suit is by no means dead road still bears the name of The it that have never before been w town. Six persons were injured there are cheap silks that make Indian Trail. used by aerial navigators. Some seriously and one is missing. So for the purpose. It will be remembered by some idea of what a gigantic ship the far as known no lives were lost. up beautifully There is a glace taffeta that is the that soon after the first settlers "America" is may be gained Several persons are reported best waist silk on the market. Will take the time to look 0 located in Cache there was a com from a few of the 0 many propor- missing and much damage done For the empire effects both it up will find that I carry pany from Boxelder digging for tions and figures he gives: Its to property in the surrounding fringe and tassels are used for coal in this canyon. They dug only length is 183 feet, and its greatest country. g trimming, and some of the most into the mountain several hun diameter is 52.5 feet. The steel to Date The first tornado tftruck Medi expensive braids are set off by Up Clothing, Q dred feet and met with many car underneath it is 115 feet long, cine Lodge, which has a populaNot only for MEN, 0 good indications, but never founc and from the bottom of this car tion of about 1,000 persons, shortBut for BOYS and 9 any of the real coal; and it is to the top of the the ly after 7 oclock Sunday evennear this same point only in the distance is 65 feet, the height of CHILDREN as well. ing, destroying telephone and opposite mountain, the present a four-storhouse. ' The surface telegraph wires, which shut off I also carry a very complete g company is digging. of the or balloon is communication with the outside - ' and select line of It is to be hoped that one of the 24,000 square feet, or more than and causing other damage. Later 0 long felt wants of the valley will half an acre, and the weight of two other tornadoes struck, com be supplied by the success of this the cotton, silk, and rubber is two pleting the. damage done by the G company, and aji indications are tons. When the ship sets out up- first. The third storm appeared very bright and encouraging to on its voyage it will embrace shortly before midnight. ETC. All them indeed. 0 more than twenty thousand three came from the northwest almost In fact Our tabernacle committee has pounds ten tons of material and were you anything accompanied by a terlet the contract for the inside and cargo." There are a crew of rific fall of rain and " may need. hail, which work of our tabernacle, and at four men, twelve dogs with sled0 damaged crops. 'the present time there are several ges, instruments of all sorts, The greater part of the damage 0 eorpenters at work with the view sleeping and cooking gear, boat, sustained in Medicine Lodge was 0 of completing our building ready oars, skees, guns, ammunition, in the northern part of the 0 for use by fall. Copyright 1907 by etc., which weigh more than a town. The residence of United Friend Brother Clothing Company SMITHFIELD, UTAH. Milwaukee The town as a whole seems to de- ton. There are also in the cargo States Senator Long was slightly note prosperity as there have more than a ton of provisions damaged. The Long family esGreen Silk Gown 5616, 5604. been several new houses built this and three tons of of residence The gasoline. caped injury. -1year and some more yet to be con IIow they will sail when they Ralph Faxon, Senator Longs se- narrow fringe, such as are used 'or slructed. Also a number of the can, bedroom curtains, trimming keeping in touch with the cretary, was demolished, hut the losettes combining velvet ribbon old homes have been remodeled earth by- - a trailing guide-ropfamily escaped. Other property and taffetas and chenille and lace and present a very nice appear- stuffed with a reserve of supply damaged includes the Gypsum are set at intervals in the trimance. food, and anchor when they must mill and the Santa Fe round of all kinds are ming. These must be very small looking by means of a retarder which will house. Crops before and as Frenchy. good, never better be lowered from the forepart of Mrs. May Lyle was the most The plain blouses, with their the car, Wellman graphically de- seriously injured. While seeking studs and CRASHED . INTO A FREIGHT, separate collar and picts. He tells of the Arctic ad- shelter she was blown into a tree are unquestionably more vantages to airship navigation, of rom which she was rescued in cuffs, Wrecked Train on the peculiar Arctic difficulties and Passenger compicated to carry out, but they an unconscious condition. trim and smart are apt to : New York Central. the almost incredible invenflbns much than the lingerie longer by which they hope to overcome WRECK ON SANTA FE. odice, and, too, they give far Rochester, N. Y., June 24 them, of their chances for fair more satisfactory wear, so far Five persons were killed and winds worked out from scienti Oklahoma City, Jung 26. comnumber' more or less seriously fic observations, of the busy life Southbound Santa Fe passenger that they bring their owners last night upon the Au- - during their voyage when each train No, 405 ran into a freigh pensations. The gown illustrated is of reburn branch of the New York man of the crew must be on duty train that was taking a siding as Central railroad, one mile east of eighteen hours each day and o it entered the yards at Perry, seda green foulard silk dotted is in three Pittsford, when a passenger train the four strings to their bow, or Okla., at midnight last night. The with black. The skirt with narrow velcrashed into a freight train. The four plans of action; the first be engine and several coaches are re sections edged Utah collision took place on a sharp ing to sail to the Pole and back to ported to have been derailed anc vet black ribbon, each of which The lower a has edge. straight curve at a point known as Mitch- headquarters or no other land a number of persons badly inlace. is of heavy yoke ells farm. The smoking car was and three alternatives' which wil jured, but no one was killed. , j JUDIC CIIOLLET. : telescoped and three of the fifteen probably yield them partial sue ts TORNADO IN MICHIGAN. passengers were instantly killed. cesses at any rate. One cannot RIGHT BREATHING CURES Among the victims were a son of imagine a more fascinating sub the engineer of the freight train, ject.for speculation than this CATARRH. Kalamazoo, Mich., June 24. A D.-P- . who was in the cab with' his fath- Wellman ; article of adventure in tornado struck Recreation park A., SaltLake1 and this who died morning, the making. here early today and wrecked a Simple Way to Kill Catarrhal L er, and a brakeman. Engineer Lyons, row of horse stalls, killing thrss Germs in Nose, Throat SIDEWALK Rochester was COLLAPSED. to who. valuable race horses. William brought 'And Lungs. with the dead and injured on a San Francisco, June 26. Four Widemayer, aged 39, was killed special train, is not expected To persons, all from Oakland, were by coming in contact with a live The only natural and common live. wire. sense method known for the cure injured today, one of them seri. There are twelve injured in ously, by the tema of catarrhal troubles is of collapse Cars Collide. Rochester hospitals, all of whom Electric It is breathed through an ingenporary sideawlk onMarket street, with the exception of Lyons, are between First and Fremont. The ious pocket inhaler, so that its June medicated air reaches the most re North Mass., Attleboro, expects! to'recover. : injured The passenger train had only F. M. Kaiser, badly bruised and 24. Motorman James Harding mote of the nose, throat runnine been .running a short time, and was passengers fatally possible internal injuries. and. lungs, kiling all catarrhal ning on Saturadys and Sundays. Janies Peterson, badly bruised. more or less seriously hurt today germs, soothing the irritated It is suspected the conductor of Miss M.McElroy, badly bruised in a collision" between two elec- mucous membrane, and restoring CANYON OF THE GRANDE the freighi train forgot that the The sidewalk extended over an tric cars on a curve between a healthy condition. A was Attleboro and Attleboro train North running. passenger EAGLE RIVER CANYON open basement fifteen feet deep, Panorama " goes right to the spot Center. which into twelve persons passing of Natural WAGON WIIEELVGAP where the catarrhal germs are BURLY BRUTE ARRESTED. at the time were precipated. All GLENWOOD SPRINGS Beauty all present in the nose, throat and Tetter Cured. Josiah Heath, a burly brute of were badly shaken up, but with The Way THE GUNNISON ungs and destroys the germs so CAN YON Ogden possessed of a powerful the excetpion of those named no ;bat perfect health is soon reTH R.E E GARDEN OF TIIE GODS A lady customer of. ours had stored. physique and a bad temper, be- one was badly hurt. MANITOU SPRINGS cause of some trivial . .cause of suffered with tetter for two or A complete outfit TRAINS TIIE ROYAL GORGE COAL PROSPECTS. hree years. It got so bad on her with inhaler costs hut $1.00 and is vexation, seized a railway lantern and struck a hoy named Jake lands that she could not attend sold by Cyrus E. Napper under Brinkenhoff over the eye knockThe word from' Sardine can- ;o her household duties. One box to refund the money guarantee ing him unconscious and inflict- yon, near Wellsville, published of Chamberlains Salve cured her. unless the remedy gives satisfacing a wound that required several elsewhere in this issue, is encour- Chamberlains medicines give tion. stitches to close. As the offender aging. The opinion has long splendid satisfaction in this comD will come before Judge JEarphy been entertained that some- munity. M. n. Rodnej & Co., AlThe most cheerful people For Folders, Booklets, etc, address I. A. BENTON, G. A. P. j Me will get all that is to where within the boundaries of mond, Ala. .Chamberlain's medi- own coming Salt Lake City, Utah. today are the want adverhim. Cache county coa might, could cines are for sale by all dealers, c tisers PROSPECTS ARE ENCOURAGING-TABER- whole with the exception of the N d Any one who I gas-reserv- I y gas-reservo- ir DRY GOODS, ROCERIES, a NOTIONS, E.R.Miles JUNIOR O0000000 00 00000000000009 - mm e, THE n IDEAL . 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