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Show T I runs for office it is our duty to uphold him, irrespective of paity 'politics. Some say, Mr. so and so has a family to support and is a poor man. I hold that we should maiutain the fact that our public offices are not charities, to be bestowed upon the needy! It should be a matter of greatest good to the greatest number; and future good to com- inunity and rising generation. Some have an idea that the older NOTICE- , COUNTY Hereafter the general meetings Saints in Loof the Latter-dafollows: us will held be gan Ward meetings at 2 p.m. on Sundays. Tabernacle services at 7 p.m. y instead of at 2 p.m. as formerly. The general priesthood meeting of the stake will be held on Saturday. Nov. 7th, at 10 a.m. in the tabernacle- Joseph Morrell, Isaac Smith, W W. Maughan, Stake Presidency. y j i ; "W iiew&y ! ofoc rvP UI lXUliCb people of a community should be TVT the recipients of official fa vo is. Ask any iqgn on the descent ot We are now making preparations fur tli- - lurgr.st and most ; lifes hill which is likely to play the most important part in the future of a community; and his complete holiday display of pMARRIAGE LICENSES. l 'answer musa-awill be proudly instruami not I Herman iano, organs 25 Torsten, Logan ments ever in this locality. All respect to the Lena Editor Nation. Benson is one but my son 23 Hoeller, Logan We have two carlo id-- , ol these of the farming districts in white hairs turned so by the 22 instruments n th road, and Cache county that is slowly, brunt of the battle! But I still say Daniel II. Stewart, Wellsville 21 Lizzie Wellsville Walters, mre Cii'loads will im mediately but surely forging ahead. There Give the young man a chance.' foJow. Tne them home. at women men and of class a James young Keep H. Fillmore, Rudy, Ida. 51 is A splendid variety of styles is man of who to balked not are be who tilling capable A. Archer, Rudy, 45 Charlotte here, will he represented. and at trust or adversities or public, keepings discouraged by ' 28 Edwin Blaney, Cokevillc atch lor tiie grand the home is just the ouo who il lie Vilate but failure, constantly keep 21 Kimball, Logan '1 liA i t HE I MUSIC CO. will leave old adage in view of Try. try does not get it fields, EricB. Lundquist. Hyde Park 31 promising Upera House ijlurk. again. The result is: There- for more not as a This is intended substanand beautiful are many perso- Eugenia Harris, Hyde Park 22 no man's al fine also article; young nal dwellings here, George A. Gifford, Woodville, 21 gardens and .orchards on pnent is in view: and us a loyal Idaho American citizen should, I can Florence E. Chaffin, Ammon, t .is or ce sandy desert. The greatest drawback here give officers of both parties my 17 Idaho is lack of water, for not many cheerful support and couperatiou. piesented so hivswaW, outside of flowing These ideas wereillustrations Business Bnets. at the wells. Still, they manage to forcibly by TELE raise some wheat, oats and bar- - hand that I could not refrain' TIIE - PHONE in confrom one also of fair speaking public. By ley quality, very in a circle, Closing out ladies purses at go d crop of alfalfa Rnd the tiuuing public favors second crop they let run to the same people over and over, George G. Ownby. seed, many of them raising as .with occasionally a new one, Go to Henry H. Danielson to s high us four and five hundred tends toward municipal get your ploughshares made. advanceof of very good seed. 'gression instead to I or refer either covers For sale- - A Jong low table. The district of Benson uient,( any This othtends to more ground than most any political party). Inquire at this office. ward in the valley, (unless it discourage the new comer, the er Room for rent. Inquire at this A CHANGE OF HEART be that of Lewiston,) extending stranger and the younger gen-- office. will come when you see this unLeo or 6 miles porth and south, eration, Cook Scove for sale. Inquire surpassed collection of new and by 7 or 8 miles east and west, r Wot 4th South. divided up into fairly good sized charming JEWELRY. farms, with a considerable disClearance sale of remnants of If you intended to postpone tance be tween dwellings, thus wall papsr. Very cheap. Wil- and k insun & Sop. purchasing, you will not do so producing a very peaceful disThe will people. be later afraid that hrspitabe you All kinds of plunbing and steam there might not be anything tance being too far to go, to Washington, Nov. 4. Senator and Burrows, chairman of the Senate fitting. Joseph Tarbet, opposite here quite so pretty as the par- quarrel with neighbors, firemans hall. Mormon the ticular watch, or penda'nt, or everyone keeping committee on privileges and elecbusitions, who was here today, said ring, orpin, that now take your creed of Mind your own ness.that he is receiving a large num- - Apply to A. Picot, fancy. You will be wise to buy now. Amongst some of the success- ber of petitions and letters in j North. The things later may be just as ful men here, I might fromallpiirtsof! Calves and hogs, hides and Chas. Ileeso and sons llX, itLieSmo,tcase .the pretty, butprices might be dif M. country. wanted at Chicago Meat W. W. Roundy, and sons, Mr. ferent. of these charge Senator 'pells Some Good prices paid. market. W. B. Preston, Mr.. H. M. oal-- l Smoot with and want polygamy, Our stock of cl thing, shoes, ird, and Mr. Jacob Jorgensen. him unseated on thaff account, Benson has a free mail delivery while a greater number ask to and furnishings is compleie, system that has been in vogue have the question of Murmonism prices lower than the lowest, COMPANY. for about a year, which seems to investigated and Smoot unsmted Call in before buying your fall TIIF EYE ON THE DOOR " entire satisfaction. give if his religion is found incom-- . and winter goods, J. Newbold. Main Street Logan, Utah Some very tine cabbage, carpatiblewith the institutions of . Wanted: A young man rots, potatoes and other vegeta- - the United States, government, to learn to bo'bright a fotozrapher. Burrows said he Must not be afraid of work. Fine ..h' Stna,or cal1 a noting ot Hn com- fruit, suet as PPj.8: inm. fwW(,,lld opening for one to learn a pay- soil pears, mjttee immediately at Hie com- - in' business. Fries, the loti very well adapted to ing 8pecirtl session an(i may take rapIlGr. lsl north, west of P O. fruit glowing. Shade tiees do,Up case and get it well out Special Buy your smoked beter. ,of the way before the regular 1mm and bacon and salt bacon at schools There are two here, wholesale price. Don 5 forget I with about 50 or 60 students en- Are now m season. (also carry home rendered lard, roled in each, oae under the CAUSE OF THE DEFEAT. We servpthem in all i Wm. G. Mr. of able place iri town, at S. B. management Some people hung around the Cheapest j styles and at all few doors west of hands in of the Sorensons, other the Reese, Main and Center hours. Call and try Both school cor,er Mr. E. J. Clark. postcffice. them and you will houses are built of red brick of streets watching the Hams F. Meissner has purchased the be more than pleas- modern and up to date designs Music Co. unload one of the Royal Bakery from Mr. Giles and of pianos largest shipments and are a credit to the ward. came ever to this and has opened up a first class a'' number olorS that are There quite and forgot to vote We bakery at No. 16 South Main large and commodious bams .county street, tiirst door soutn of M. E. and home in course of erection. . celebrated Main street. He makes iatedhi church, s- -! the Mr. W. W. Roundy has a gang a "pecislry of the celebrated Piano and the sweet toned of Hyde Park caipenteis al tey hread. A good supply Domestic work putting in 18 or 20 cow Newman Organ. of cakes and rolls on hand at all rSow stalls, and 10 or 12 horse stalls times. Wedding cakas made to NOT in his barn, which when comcider. I am now in my new store opposite the pleted, will be one of the largest There s an old allegorical1, Dr. N. Newman, the of a stock have fine fice and Xemo. European patof barns in Benson. of a girl scared at a picture of Pocatello, 1903. eye Nov. specialist 3rd, Benson, but in the act cf Idaho, will be here at the grass-hoppeOptical Good 5, Watches, Eagle heedlessly treading on a snake. Hotel Nov. 11 and 12. Those Clocks. Jewelry, j This is paralleled by the man with imperfect vision should who spends a large sum of mon- - not miss this opportunity. The Silverware. buithield, Nov... 4. Regard- - ey building a cyclone cellar, but doctor also fits glasses for headI ate.--t in Bremen's f?r testing and ing our city election just parsed, neglects to provide his family aches and nervousness, old age I wish to voice the opinions of with a nottto 0f Chamberlains defk Clive vishn. and Examination weak eyes. several thinking people of our Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea r:ces (easiiinbli and al! work guaranteed community, in the matter of the as a safeguard against free. extended to all defeat of the young man who Remedy Invitation especially bowel complaints, whose victims' My boy when four years old stud.nts ti have eyes tested free- - ran for recorder on the llepubli- outnumber those of the cyclone was taken with colic and cramps can ticket. We should encour- - a hundred to one. This remedy in his stomach. I sent for the oar young men, because we is everywhere recognized as the doctor and he injected morphine, It&a Gm OVl want to hold that genet ation at most prompt and reliable modi- - but the child kept getting worse. hum; they are the ones who are cine in use for these diseases. I then gave him half a teaspoon OWN YOUR OWNillDME. to participate in survival of the For sale by all dealers ful of Chamberlains Colic, Chola or fittest financially in this produc- where. era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and If y.n) want to buy home tive agricultural valley. Already in half an hour he was sleeping the National A-- s Does your roof leak? If so, it and soon recovered F. L. Kvatio i will buy it up too many of our active, energetin-men see B. to have ic T. Wis. Mr. will f r you on lo Shell gone Lake, pay you monthly young Pyper Wilkins, r for the ailment pi in that will he less other countries that are holding 1 will put your roof in first class Wilkins is t inn rent. For further particu-- I out more inducements to ambi-t- i condition under a two year guar- Shell Labe Lumber Company. us youth. When a capable antee, cheaper than any one in For sale by all dealers rs call mi J. C. Kuunlu, local yiung man of gcol character the state. Telephone, No. 24 z. jigeu to i or-enin- j op-firm- s, j , m j retro-bushel- J i 5 Petitions on Smoot Case -- ( Johnson Jewelry i m . EAGLE CAFE , Jewelry Store - OVER-WIS- E r, cur-r-cti- ng Ih-- ir ilome-Seok-c.- s s book-keepe- . APPOINTMENTS. MISSIONARY - Wards and their numbers; Ilyrum 1st, No. 1; Hyrum 2nd, Paradise 4; 2; Hyrum 3rd, 3; Avon 5; Mt. Sterling, 6; Wellsville, 7; Mendon, 8; College, 9; Millville, 10. W. C- - Parkinson, George O. Pitkin, L C. Thoiesen. Ilyrum Stake Presidency. DYSENTERY CURED WITHOUT OF A DOCTOR- THE AID - I am ust up from a hard spell of the fiux (dysentery) says Mr. T. A. Pinner, a well known merchant of Drummond, Tenn. I used one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kem.Hly and was cured without having a doctor, I consider it the best cholera medicine in the world. There is i:o need of employing a doctor when this remedy is used, for no doctor can prescribe a better medicine for bowel complaint in any orm either for children or adults. It never fa. Is and is pleasant to take. Fur sale by all dealers everywhere. Renters Wanted The Lewiston Sugar Company is offering for rent, on easy terms, small or large farms, at Lewiston, Utah, said land to be used for growing sugar beets. s Here is a chance for to secure good homes for a terinof years in the most desirable part of Cache valley. Address, Geo. C. Parkinson, liome-seck-er- Lewiston, Utah. All advertisements, for Ti e Nation mast be in on Mondays and Thursdays. $31.60 Colorado From Denver, Springs and Pueblo to Chicago and return, Nov. 28, 29, SO.via isyltij Tickets good via Omaha, Kansas City or St. Joseph., "Rocky Mountain Limited' one night to Chicago. Leaves Denver at 11:30 u.m. Night Express leaves Denver 10:30 p.m. Kansas City and St. Joseph train leaves at 8:45 p.m. Dining cars fur all meals; midday luncheon fifty cents. E. Drake, Dist. Pass. Agent. G. A. Bible, Trav. Pass. Agt., 100 W. 2d S.. Salt Lake City. Hal .S Ray, Gen. Agt., Denver NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT- - Cillege Irrigation Company. Location of principal place of business. College precinct, Cache County Utah. Notice is hereby given that at e!d a meeting of the directors on the 20th day of October, 1903, an assessment of 23 cents per share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation, payable to Joseph S. Peterson, treasurer, at his residence in College, Cache County, Utah, on or before the 20th day of November, 1903. Any stock upon which the assessment may remain unpaid on the 21st day of November, 1903, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 21st day of December, 1903, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with cost of advertising and expense of sale. 'Joseph S. Peterson, Secretary, 1 Office at Collcge; Utah. |