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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
AT THE RESORTS.

Tho West Weber choir and the
Hooper choir spent very enjoyable
day at Lagoon ycslordny
The Weber stake NJ, l. 4, IN AZ salt
air today Tomorrow tho First Thrift
iy.nrsl Tcnlh and Thiry'thlrd ward
sunday schools win combine IN an out.
ing at Sallolr
AZ Lagoon today the various sunday
schools and other organizations Of IT,
puule Sl Johns and Wcslmnslof
churches are taking am outing win
friends, Tomorrow the Women ~
Woodtrnfi win adjourn 10 the popular
Pennington resort Tor n days outing
Cache valley II making preparations
for u biz excursion to Salt Lake Aug
!, when the various Mutual improve
mont associations Of Cache stake are
TO invade Snllalr, The MutuOls arc
husllng In greal shApc ANA every In.
dlcniion poingIt0 the afIulr being one
Of The hRgytsc excursions from the
noreh In the hIhnrg of the oregon shot
Linz, 4 WiU,. Nl
over 1000 Mutual Improvement
workers aud tnth ftlohds spout yes,or.
| day at Snltnir Tho weather was Ideal
and those who took 20 the lake pro-
| nounced the water 'iust right The
| bowling alleys merry'go-round aud
| Other pleasurq'mnking devices were llb'
| orally pNtronlgod while The evening
| WA spent In pIcnicklng aud dancing
tho day was one u The most delight
ful Of the season. ana the committee
IN charge was greatly pleased with III,
| success OF the outing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
PERSONALS

W. j. l,oakor leaves tonight, on a 10
days trip "a the Portland fair,
Miss Emmn Douglas OF payson, ~ IN
the city visiting with her sister, MIS-
j, j, Mcclellan
Glen Miller IN enjoying himself IN
Paris this month, ANA N expecting 10
return homo IN september
Miss lcmella Mcclellan OF Payson IL
I'm the city visiting with her sister MIS-
y. n, p0ulson and her brother, tho
Tabernacle orgonlsL
A, Richter and wife have returned
from an extended trip through tho
northwest They are delighted With
the Portland exposition
Miss sybolla clayton viii 10 10
Europe IN the Tall and visit the prln.
cpn musical contors for her finishing
studies She WIN be abroad for some
llmo,
Capts Perry and Ely Of the Twenty
ninth infantry, who have been on de-
taohcd duty at Fort Logan, near Den-
YER have returned from Colorado "a
their regular station
Lester D. Freed has returned from,
AN extended business trip In the east
lie says money II easy back east and
investors are looking for places 70
| plant their dollars with a view to u
suitable harvest
Assistant Surgeon W, l., Keller Of
Fort Douglas Will proceed to Tho
strawberry valley for station with Tho
+, troops there, relieving Contract Sur
geon Vaughn, ordered TO Fort Crook
| Mob,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Special Couospondcncc, 80 p,o,,,.
Kansas CIy, Mo-, July H. Receipts
Of cniile ON the local market snow
n,,io,lai ncrease tho past Weok over
those Of the former week WIN the
increase I'm supply came Wlho range
m ouality, from tho lowest classes ot
stoorg and she stunf 20 ,onpy xmas, inc
Increase was mostly on the Quarantine
side and range olforlngo ~ we hnuIe
diyiflon. Prices have declined 10 70
rs cents. showing the entire advance w
tho former week wiped oOt Fanoy
heavy beuVea were scarce anu NaluVh
were no, fairly tested ThC VIZ Was
Egh whllo offerings we're plenlltul ~
b0O 10 b,b0. Plain halt lat lInds were
moi wanted, Mixed steers and heilers
sold about steady with the range dur.
inn the preceding week, Stockers ana
feeders were dul at 10 10 10 cents low
err prIees, Veal calves strong western
grades arc BEGINNING 20 come, put tho
QUALITY AZ poor Following the liberal
sunny of last week close to lO,VOO cat
tle Woro In the pens today \ Few over
QUO were IN the quarantine division
The quality was only fair 20 good, IN
Guiding a large percent OF plain Weet-
crn COWS that brought 900 10 200 Fat
steers were scare, only n few brlnHlng
above 800 NAllSN holfora brought wv
to 800, The markc, averaged 10 TO- ia
cents lower and closed with a number
SIN unsold. Good COWS brought S,gt Ia
$3.50 veal calves 300 TO $50. Good,
choice light weight Rockers were IN de-
mand hut other kinds were not wanted
\ large number were plain western
grades
prIcos ~ hogs reached the high poln,
Of the year today, being 2'b TO cents
above last saturday The top was h.lb
ana the hulk ~ sales 56jls 10 b,it, Tbs
quality ~ generally good, though "
spots some thin grasses ANA rougl
mixed grades were offered Iigh'
weights butcher hogs were IN best de-
| mand,
After gain Of rs 10 % cents In IN,
sheep division, prices were 10 TO u
cents lower today spring lambs brlnl
| 200 10 100, western sheep 800 10 $50
yoarlings $3.50 TO 6,15and ewes A,6S, The
demand ON nearly all classes " expect
cd 60 roman strong with moderate
| IccClpts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
CRIMINAL CASES
SET FOR AUG, l.,
lOhn V, Long Enters Plea Of Not
Guilty TO lommis'I'n Of No
torlous Crime
JOHN BRENNAN GIVEN TINE.
Judge Armstrong Fixes Date Tor
Hearing OF Large Number Of Cases
10 His Court DlylsIOn

Judge Armstrong today mad nuns
Der OF criminal arralgnmenls IN MS d.
vision ~ court ana also made a setting
NJ criminal cases for trial commencing
Aug, | and concluding Aug 49, Corne'
Illus smith tne coored man charged
wlth assaulune hls sweetheart Maggie
Mitchell, ON June 20, and trying TO
carve her up with n knife, entered a
plea NJ not guilty TO the charge OF AZ
tault with deadly weapon ana biz
case Nas set for trial on Aug H.
john Y, Long entered plea ~ not
guilty 10 the charge Of performing a
criminal operation upon Dora Jensen
on May lS, ana his case WAS vet Tor
trial ON Aug, T.
John Bonnan was arraignod upon tho
charge ~ assault win u deadly weapon
alleged 10 have been committed upon
John FARRELL on June 10, ana was give
on untll Aug n 10 plead Ills case
WAS vet f0r ttlil ON Aug, l6.
\ motion 10 quash the information
llo1 against Horny Sanders, charged
with burglary m the second degree was
argued and taken under ndylscmenL
bul his case was sol Tor lrlal on AUG
2,
Tho other cases sol BY the court arc
ae follows state w sam NWco, bur-
gary IN the first degree, Aug, state
Va n. \, Malllsou. gland larceny, Aug,
state W q H. Dorton, rape, Aug, Z,
state Wy Thomas Laughnoy embessc'
moul, Aug and ., state w Abor,
Whitaker assault with intent 10 MUIR
der Aug 10, state w Thomas Winch
adultery Aug II state W Alma Jones
assault, Aug 10, state Va John Buck
| lcy grand larceny Aug, A. state W
| Jerry and Frank Nuncic, murder Aug
Vs. STATE w Tonyorovic, assault, Aug
y ana - state W Charles hslron, as
AhulL AnR. ga.
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WEATHER REPORT


Record at the local oilco ~ the
weather bureau for tho "a hours ending
ut q a, m, today
barometer reading at n, mo 26,il
inches. Temperature at a, M, 81 de-
greos, maximum, SSi minimum 90
mean, 70, which is normal
FORECAST TILL o. Z, NJ, FRIDAY,
Local forecast Tor Salt Laka city and
ylolnity
Fair tonight ana Friday
WEATHER CONDITION.
Precipitation occurred NJ scattered
poInta over nearly nll districts except
tho Pacific slatoR British possessions,
upper Mississippi valley and cStromc
northwest, with largest amounts 0t
rainfall AT rapid GUY, y, d., los inches
ThundorHlorms were reported over tho
rain area
Tho temperature changes were gen
orally unmporiNnt -
r. \, HYATT
Local Forooaslor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
COURT NOTES

William r. Williams filed suit Tor Al.
yorcc IN the district court today against
Dess0 q, Williams ON the ground u
doscrtion They were married AT Dcs
Molnos, lau on Sept 70, 1909, ana II is
alleged that defendant deserted her
husband on the day after the wedding,
Judge Armstrong today granted
Chrlstlan llcidon divorce from Alec
Holden on the ground Of immoral con.
duct They were married at Basin
CITY, Wyou on July H. 1000, and for
several months past defendant has been
leading life Of shame
suit Tor Jlyorco has hcoil ,nlpd IN the
district court by Louise Anderson
against August Anderson ON the
grounds Of cruelty and hahituni
drunkenness, Plaintiff and defendant
were married IN this city ON Aug ),
1901 II " alleged tina, over since the
marriage defendant has been hard
drinker, ana has used VIE ana abusive
lnguagc towards plaintiff and has
treated her cruelty otherwise, She
asks that her maiden name, Louise
Lawn, be restored 10 her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK SHOW,

NJ y Wisdom, superintendent Of the
livestock exhibits at the Lewis and
clark exposition, IL now sending out
the entry blanks Entries IN the live.
stock division VIII close Aug, |, Those
who desire blanks, but failed TO receive
them, should make application 20 Mr.,
Wisdom az once lndicatlo< are that
worry notable collection of fine stock
will bo brought together at the eyposi.
ton, Particularly throughout the PA
ciho norihWcat the interest IN this
coming show IL lively
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
MANY DEATHS
FROM EXCESSIVE HEAT

New York, July i9-Whlc me record
OF deaths aud prostrallons grcully on
cordcd that NJ Yesterday there wnt a
distinct dlmlnution todny IN the 'mp.ld,
luro prevailing throughout ,hc eastern
section Of tho country Although ihr
midday heat was everywhere lntllnr, ~
was broken By scattered ihundolHlQllnh
many VI "A very violent character ana "
ward evening the temperature ten lhnlu'
~ with this welcome relief came lh'
tonight that the abatement IN the heated
term had boon general ana that modolln
temperatures would probably prevail tor
stv,ml days IN the middle Atlantic ana
Now ENGLAND states,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
WIN of John Nay.

Washington, July 20--Thc will ~
john Hay was lllcd for probate today
IN the office of the registrar OF Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Tho benonclr
aries are his widow, and his brothers
ana sisters Ills brother Leonard Hay,
and hs sleloG Mary Hay Doolfolk, are
Ty'oo n aI S "c , ,, property Sod at Wors,M
brother Charles Edward Hay, IL given
100000, ana llarwood Otis Whitney Of
Kookik, Ia, has $1,000, An tho rest OF
tho property Of all descriptions " loft
10 clara stone Hay his widow, Moth.
INK IN contained IN tho viii 10 Indicate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
YOU SHOULD KNOW.

An itom OF news appeared yesterday
IN one Of our daily papers glvlng City
Chemist Harms report OF hls analysis
~ Ice Cream supplied by CITY Food
Inspector Myers, wherein ho states that
he found but ono sample absolutely
pugo,
We supplied the sample that carried
the highest percentage OF Butter Fat
starch or Gelatinc, our Cream VIII
always stand the test,
HILL DRUG co,
Where Pare Soda water, Ike Pure
Drugs, ARE always dispensed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
LoNdFELLoW's BIRTHPLACE,

Tho Maine commissioners 70 The
LOWS ana clark exposition have erect.
I'd, ua their stnto'H building NJ tho
fair replica of the birthplace "
Horny Wndsworth LongloIloW, the
poet There are two houses In Port.
land Maine, associated with the poet q
lIfo-,the house IN which ho WA born
nnd another whore ne lived Tor many
years, The production Of the birth,
place Ht the western Portland attracts
much Interest, lois located just back
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
DIDN'T EMBEz2LE EN-,
Aosordiugly Robert Wont Scot Free --
"Bud Eyo" Also Cots Out and on

IN Judge plohlH count lhIs morning
nohcrt Amos. charged with "cmhlaslng
,& worth OF cows from T. n Rudy,
WAS given Ma liberty ug the case was
dismissed un motion M Afyibmut touuiy
Attorney willard Hanson During tho
hearing of the rato n developed thu
There was mo- rmho2glomcnl hut that the
matter Wur simply q private debt
Jim Jackson 70 uulOIod man. Known Ds
"Rnd lNu" charged With attempted rob-
hcrV, was rconsod On ME own recognize
aupo, and Chr cubv continued without
duo. rhH was done Ou motion of tho
prosecution, and ne attorney stating that
tho prOFtpuiug witness was mot un hand
to testify jackson made record time IN
escaping from the courteous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE,

Regular sales on the exchange ms
afternoon were Ns follows -.
Lower Mammoth 100 at iOi pVV ~
~; 100 at NV
silver shield 900 NJ 70,
Uncle sam Con- boo ~ ~
Yankee con-, lQO at VI,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
POSTMASTER FOR DEwEYvILLE


tSnoclnl 10 lne MOVIE J
Washington, y, g., JUS 70 POST
masters appointed
Utah Drpcyvllo, BoScldor county
Elisl y, Fryer wee lucy Fryer zee
signed
Wyoming walton, Nnuona county,
Chus u, skinner vice Oliver q. john-
SON. resigned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
AS GOOD A. A VACATION,

Rest IN u nice Hammock IN tho shades
of your own home. We have the larg.
oFt assortment ana hAndsomest designs
ON the market Prices from g. 10 20
1910,
DEsERET NEWS nook STORE,
Main 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Grand lhcalor tonight Friday
aud saturday matinee ana nght tho
Bittner company VIII present the Amer
lean comedy drama FOR His Brothers
Honor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20

event that I, Is not being done sa,ls'
fNetorlN
Tho policy NJ The beard, however " 70
rive The contractor every reasonable
chance 10 make good az on attempt 10
take tnnrgo " the work would cause
considerable trouble aud mlsh, lead IN
to LITIGATION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
A Total Of Sls,SSo zoo Showing
An Increase OF Over half
A Million
PROGRAM FOR TWENTy'FOURTH
Places Of Reglslfalon Selected Nils.
carriage Of IuslIce--Wcddiog Bells
Garden CITY News Briefs
spcclaI Correspondence.

FnocI0I VOlotUondcnIo1
Provo, july ?o.-Courly Clcrk Gee
liaa computed inc llst Of property as'
peasod In This county for 1905, after de-
ductlon and correction by county board
of equalization the llFt remains ~ fol-
l,uDat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20

or tho Illinois building, which IN 4 roe
pira NJ tho homo Of Abraham Lin
coin at Springfield H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
PROBATE AND oUARplANsHlp
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or respective Aign.
ors for further Information,


IN THE DiaTRlcr COURT. pro.
bate Division, IN aud for Salt Lake Couu'
IS, state OF YAH IN the matter " tho
estate ~ chrintpcn Golden kimhall De
ceased, Notlco-lhc petition Tor approval
ana settlement Of the account ot the oN
ccutor Of the estate of Chrlstoen Golden
kimball ,doCenkod, haA hron set for hear.
Ink ON saturday, the OH day OF August
~ II, ll0b, at 10 o'clock a, M at tho
county rour, House, IN the Court Room
" said Court. IN Salt Lake city, Salt
Lake County Utah,
Witness mo Clerk Of said Court with
lho aop thereof affixed ,thIs 18th day ct
JnlY A. ID lNQj,
CsCaD j, L ELpREDGr, JR., clerk
~ w, a. fafnswor,h Deputy Clork
Young & Noylc, Attorneys for Executor
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division, IN and for salt Lnko 'oun'
~ state " Utah IN the matter Of tho
estate II Elijah w. sheets, Deceased No
tlco Tho petition for approval Of partpl
distribution aud settlement, ~ account o'
the executors Of the estate u Eliiah T.
Sheets, deceased, has been Get for hear
lug ON SATURDAY the hth day " Auguft
A. u lM5 NJ 10 o'clock a, NJ ~ tn
County Court House, IN tho Court Room
" said court, In salt Lake city sail
Lake County Utah,
Witness the Clork Of said Court with
the seal thereof afhScd this 18th day ot
July a, H. ltnh,
IScsb j, L ELpREpuE, JRo Clork
nv w, H. learnswor,h, Deputy Clerk
Young \ Moyle, Attorneys for Estate
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ORGAN RECITAL,

Tho following program viii he ob.
served nj tomorrow afternoons organ
recital IN the Tabornaclo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
T0bATS TEMPERATURE.
yg9TERpAYs RECORD,
ltl llflNl'N , Y NlfNsN "
H1nllk.

illghcHl u,,u,,, u,,p, r,,,N
Lowest 'uurt,t .,,uut'',,'''n
,ERTEnDAY'H MAXIMUM TEMPER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20

An increase Of iboo,s,O over the az.
btssmont for 1904
Total number of acres Of land 2Oj,.
bip2j,
Amount assessed per acre sac,
Aggregate value ~ town and city
lots, N,il2SSS.
Number Of mining claims assessed
ESQ
S6S,gi5,
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TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION.
nELP WANTED.

GIRL FOR GENERAL IousEwoR
Small family i?3 Fourth street
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-24

Many women couid give men cards
and spades at keeping an orderly
desk. Most women OF society have
their own business desks. at which
they spend part Of the day transact
ing the many duties along this line OF
interest. Mrs Clarence Mackay. the
rich New York society woman. Is said
10 be a model I'm keeping her desk in
good trim. She never allows any one
10 touch II. She has a place for every
thing and the air ~ supreme order
that prevails is striking BY the desk
hangs panel OF mauve silk. her IA
vor.te color which has two capaclous
pockets. This Week and Next
Week" they are labeled. Here are kept
on die notes. Invitations and other pa
pers that demand her immediate atten-
ton. The panel is embroidered with
pansles. and never did these symbols
OF thought find themselves IN mors
cOngenial company.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-24

The nomination of Capt. Frank W.
Cunningham as City Collector is a
source of genuine qualification 10
every good citizen who has had the
good fortune TO be acquainted with
him or who has had the privilege OF
being conversant with the manage
ment Of affairs in his Office He is
an open hearted. whole-souled Chris
tian gentleman and there We're many
prayers sent up in his behalf on this
side of the Masters vineyard by
those colored folks. who could do
naught else for his success.
If colored folks could have voted
for him. his majority would have
been doubled. AS it was, # seems
that he polled more votes than any
body else. When Capt Frank makes
"a mistake. it is the error of the head
and not of the heart. He is a typi-
cal Virginian and there is much salts
faction over the result.
You may say what YOU will about
the white folks. but there are times
when they certainly do know how to
vote
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-24

tioual National Guard Association VIII
be held IN Washington.
William r. Dean. the oldest clerk IN
the United States treasury department
died al Auburn. y. Y.
The Retail Coal Merchants Associa.
ton Of Pennsylvania held its annual
convention az Reating
President Roosevelt has appointed
Colonel Winfield 3 Egcriy OF the See.
ond Cavalry a hrigndier general
While out gunning lewis Allen. q
Philadelphia. was accidentally She
and killed with a 22-caiibre air rice.
The West Nireinis S,atc Board 90.
Trade was organized ar Wheeling o.
delegates from all sections OF the stat.
The United States govornmeut .
been requested ~ participate O. "a
ternauonal conference upon tie al
fairs OF Morocco.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-24
How 10 Relieve Asthma.

Get some compound tincture OF ben
zoln at the druggists and keep It In
readiness for attacks OF asthma II any
OF the family are subject u them.
When needed. pour one teaspo0nful OF
the tlncture In bowl an6 set IL In a
small pail 81 boiling water. Pour one
pint OF boiling water i'm the bowl and
hold the face close over IL while in-
halng the fumes. Have some one pin
large newspaper over the head 50
that none OF the steam can escape.
The relief viii begin with thn first
breath of steam. and the iaboriug l.r
passages viii soon be- quite COMFORT
able Repeat TIE treatment a. of''n
as the case requires.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-24
HOT WATER BAGS.
How TO Care For These Household
Emergency Friends.

How 60 Care For These Household
Emergency Friends
Hot water bags are not cheap things
to buy and are rather easily put out
OF order. but this in nine cases out OF
ten Is from carclessness OF not taking
proper care oil the bag. a lady had an
india rubber bag that had got stuck to-
gether, and she did not know what TO
do to get IL right. as the bag was other
wise perfectly good. The reason OF the
sticking Is that the bag had been put
away with no air In IL. Whcn not US
ing a bag drain out the wafer, let II
hang bottom side up for little while.
then take II down and blow little air
into ii, just enough to keep the inside
from coming together. as II would if nc
air were In, ia which case the bag is
quite sure TO be ruined In pulling Il
apart. If you happen to have a bag
In this condition put into 1t some hot
water with a few drops ot ammonia
Let II remain few minutes. then with
a thin, dull edged piece OF wood try
TO separate che adhering sides very
carefully.
| In preparing the hot water bag fol
use quite boiling water should not bs
F, put into II. and neither should II bs
more than half filed. After the watei
h In 1t. before putting In the stopper
carefully press out the steam. Thi,
makes the bag softer. as It is relieved
or the pressure the steam makes. New
or fold q rubber bag after IL has onc'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-24

coffin on a gun carriage. On each side
were officers who served on General
Gomez's stan during the war.
Then came the mourners. President
Palma. the cabinet, the diplomatic
corps. the national congress. the judi
ciary. veterans. provincial governors.
the mayor of Havana, the provincial
council of Havana, the ayuntamiento
OF Havana. the consular corps. commit
tees from provincial councils and dis
tricts outside OF Havana. members of
the national university, provincial in
stitutes. the Academy OF Sciences, the
Economic Society. the Bar Association.
public funetionaries. private Cuban
and foreign associations, invited per-
sons. fremen from outside Of Havana.
hearses with wreaths. the Havana fire.
men and mounted police.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-24
THE HOME DOCTOR.

Try few drops OF spirits OF turpen-
tine ON a cube OF loaf sugar for a hack
ing couS'i
For fcion. or "run around" use
stramouiun ointricut. preparation OF
Unison or jamestown weed
The fire can he drawn from burn
by applying cloths wet Ia strong alum
water II viii also assist In relieving
the pain.
To stop h.ccoIghs. when the attack
comes ou pres, Tire palse as hard as
possible. AMI hlccouEhs will immedi-
ately cease
Never drop anything into the ear IN
less 10 has been previously warmed.
and never Use anything but q syringe
and warm water for cleansing The ears.
If the eye are strained and mdamed
with sleeplessuess or fine work apply
% the lids soft linen wrung oct IN boil
ing water Use this as hot "a can be
borne. ami relief viii be felt in half an
hour