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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
F. G, Schramm, Douil Drug Co.
Cor. LIST So. and Owl corner, next
Main SITS, where door 10 new
the cars stop" PoNonlce.
Sole Agents.
I he Virtue
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Won't You Learn What il Means to You?

You vino lack LiquozOne-you don't know what you miss
And the product IseIl car best tell you.
We ask you again-may we buy you bottle 10 try?
That bottle will tell you more than all we could say
And when you feel the results you neither doubt forget
them.
Think what it means to know how to gel well or to keep
well! And is easy to know Sehd us This Cogpon-as mil
lions have done-and learn what this product can do.
All people need quozone; all can be helped by it, But you
who are sick and dsCoTagedyou need most And you
the appeal TO. Don't you realize that this product
must nave remarkable powers else this offer would moi be made
TO you?
Please let us show you what that power means to you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
What Liquozone Is.

The virtues OF Liquosone are derived
golely from gases. by process requw-
ing large apparatus and from to u
days time. The complete formula is
sent To each user
The gases are yittlzlugand the prod
net they create IS % tonic The gases
are gJrmicldol, and the product that
results is d powerful germoide The
object Of the process Is to fix the gases,
and to combine them, 50 as to carry
their virtues into the system.
This invention means simply way to
utilize gases in the treatment OF germ
diseases. The whole power OF the prod
net comes from gases alone. No alcO-
hol, no narcotics. no dangerous drugs
are employed m IT,
The result is a product which, in some
sorts Of ailments, does what all other
treatments have failed 10 accomplish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES.
over Remains of Mrs. Janet Faddis
And Mrs. Henrietta Lamont.

Impressive and comforting were the
funeral services held yesterday after
noon over the remains of Mrs. Jannet
Mcfarland Faddis, wife of Thomas Il.
Faddis and daughter of Hon. and Mrs.
Archibald Mcfarland. who died q week
ago last Saturday at Stirling Alberta.
Canada OF pneumonia aged 26 years,
leaving besides her husband two little
children.
Her remains arrived In Ogden sat
urduy and We're taken to the home of
her parents at West Weber where
hundreds OF her friends looked upon
her face for the last time in mortality
aud placed beautiful floral tributes on
her bier AS tokens of esteem.
That she was beloved by all Was'eNi-
denced by the large attendance at the
services, the Westinghouse being en-
tirely Inadequate to accommodate all
who attended. Bishop Robert Nc
FHrland presided at the services, which
were commenced at ! o'clock, The
ward choir sang a number OF beauu-
full selections and solos were rendered
by Mrs. Pearl Lochnead and Orson
Griffin.
The speakers were Elders Joseph
Bidweil, Alma J. Larkin, Henry Grow,
George Lochhead. Sr.. Earl GreenWell,
Nathan Hawkes. Walter Kerr, sister
Hannah Greenwich and Bishop Robert
Mcfarland. The beautiful life of the
departed one was eulogzed and her
many noble. pure, Godlike characteris-
ties and virtues were feelngly re-
ferrcd to. In life she had from the
rradl, to the grave been one Of the
purest and choices OF Gods children
aver anxious to do good ana to make
others happy. Her life was one Wor-
thy of emulation and IN years to come
her memory will be cherished iondly
by all who had known her
A funeral cortege n half mile long
followed her remains to their last rest
ing place, the West Weber cemetery
Elder Gibson defeating the grave,
MRS. LAMONT AT REST.
Peacefully the remains Of Mrs. Hen
ric,ta Lamont, wife of Benjamin La
mont. who died last Wednesday were
nid to rest IN the silent grave which
was dedicated by Elder T. A. Shreeyo.
Under the direction of Prof. BnIlan-
TYNE the Fifth ward choir rendered q
number Of sweet selections ana Mrs.
Mary Farley sang After ana Miss
Myrtle Ballanger THE Home on
High" at the services which were COM
Eiith ward mectnshouse. Bishop John
Watson presiding. Elders Noioni
Brown, James II. Douglass Bishop
Robert McQuarry and President {. T..
Middleton. spoke many words of com
fort to the family on the ife beyond
The grave, and referred feelingly to the
wen spent life ana noble career that
had Just closed but whose good deeds
and many acts OF kindness would be
remembered in years to come. The
attendance was large and the iorl Of
ferings numerous and beautiful.
The funeral services over the remains
af Mrs. Hannah NJ. Osborne. wife OF
gorselhs Osborne who died Friday
evening at Provo from exhaustion viii
1c held Tuesday afternoon az O'Clock
fom the residence, 225s Madison ave-
rue, under the direction Of the Fourth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
Kills Disease Germs.

The great value of L1uo1onc lies iu
the fact that it Is deadly to germs, set
harmless 60 the human body
IN that fact Hes its main distinction.
Common gcrmlcidcs are poisons when
taken internally, That Is why medicine
has proved SO helpless in dealing with
germ Diseases
r. has been proved, 500 laboratory
tests, that Liquozoue Kills every form
Of disease germ. Not ID known germ
can resist e. The reason Is attributed
to the fact that germs ARE vegetables.
They apparently absorb this gas-madc
product, and the product prevents their
development
II has also been proved, by some OF
the worlds highest authorities, that
LIquoIouc ~ harmless to rho bodily
cells. II Is not only harmless hut good
for YOU, lts effects are eNhilaratins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
soc Bottle Free.

r. you need LiQuozone, and have nev.
err tried it, please send us this coupon
We will then mail you an order on
local druggist for a full-slzo bottle. and
viii pay the druggist ourselves FOR Il.
This is our free gift made 10 convince
You. go JET the product itself show you
what &c can do. It's acceptance place,
you under mo obligation whatever.
Please don't wait longer. Don't mis-.
the help that millions have employed.
Learn at our expense what Liquozone
means to you then Judge its value by
results.
Llquozoue costs SOC and 81.
Fewer Inflammation or catarTh-imp9ro
or poisoned blood usually indicate n germ
attack
Ono nervous debility Liquozouc acts as
NJaIzcr accomplishing remarkable re-
suits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27

Ten Thousand demons gnaWing away
at ones yitals couldn't be much worse
than the tortures Of itching piles. Yet
there's cure Doan's Ointment never
fAile
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
ANNOUNCE M EMIT.

The Giles Mercantile Agency and tbs
American Mercantile and Reporting
Agency have consolidated and business
viii hereafter he conducted under tho
name Of The Glles-American Mercantile
Agency SEPT. l the business viii he To-
Gated at 400 10 I'll y, f. Walker Bldg,
Oop floor. Phones a5O for reports, and
az for collections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
DRUNKENNESS
CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO
HABITS CURED BY
TRI rs

The examination Of the bath water az.
Ter taking "fRIB" Q few DAYS Will al
once convince anyone Of the suouishinS
amount Of impurities coming from tho
system. Because "TRIB' cures tho Nguor
ana tobacco habits with no had after
effects and possesses every merlt claim
% foT i, the business has grown 10 he
one OF the largest OF It's kind in the world
,Nr I. !. Tallman, leading drugg's.
Wsla Wella, Wash. writes, u am GLAD
TO have the agency Of your 'TRIB as I
consider It be most setlGfa ctory remedy
on my shelf 20 recommend"
Mr.. J, l.. Meyers, leading druggist
South Bend, wash, writes. Your THE
mas worked Ike a charm
Ny. c. F. liidge. leading druggist
Huntington. Oregon. writes ~ have sold
more than 800 treatments ~ your 'TRIB'
have sold patent remedies ior the past l8
years; never sold q remedy that gives the
satisfaction your 'TRlB' does"
Mr.. Il. r. Payne UHyuss Pharmacy.
Idaho Falls Idaho writes. "'TRIB hes
cured many hard cases here one man
used II last fan and has not been abba
to smell liquor since without making him
sick
Nj Z. e. Weber Rlchoeld Utah
writes. Send mo FIVE dozen TRIB:
have soA my business hero and will nov.
give all my time OF m" sale AZ TRlR' 81"
Each paCkaR. contains full four
weeks treatment and guarantee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
MORMON PHILOSOPHY.
Lecture IN Ogden Tabernacle by Elder
Charles ". PoDrOsc.

ogden. Nov. 27.--At the Ogden Taher-
nadc yesterday afternoon Elder
Charles w. Penrose delivered most
interesting discourse before a large
congregation on Mormon Philosophy
He quoted many passages Of Scripture
and took up the creation Of the earth
ana man. showing that when God Gre
ated the earth He did not bring IL to-
gether out Of nothing, but that the MAJ
terals OF which the earth was created
were brought together by Ills almighty
power chat after the earth was FASH
toned the Lord created man out OF tho
dust, into which h. also returns, and
his spirit returns to God who gave H..
Elder Penrose proved most beautifully
the existence of God from natural prin-
cipies as we'll az Bible proof. and urg-
ed his hearers 10 live according 10 tio
l9Ws ana commandments OF our heay-
emily Father that they might be worthy
90 return 10 His presence and De cN-
allied forever.
TWO VICTIMS OF PNEUMONIA.
Peter Agreen. a well known resident
Of H1rrisyille, paased away y7ester-
day "a bis home IN llarriVille. Weber
county after q brief Illness from pneu-
mor'U ayad ~ veors Hc is survived
bv wlfc. two sons ana -four danghters,
He Joined the f.atter-day saints faith I'm
his native lind, Sweden and enlgrated
10 Utah - years go. The lime and
plDce OF funeral viii be announced llle"
The home Of Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph W
Wilcox, N5S TWrnty-tnlrd street was
berett Of their bright lltlo son last cva-
1.4 ,
cause of his death. He was born at
Park CRY and was AGED years r
months ANA IL days The father was
at Park civ, but was Immediately ape
praised Og the boys death ana viii ar
rive nome this evening, and the ar
rpqements fer fine funeral VIII not be
made until he comes The child Is a
grand SON OF Hon. JOSEPH stanford.
C'airn'n OF the board Of county COM
mheioners.
potrrr, >,,r,,a
4 number or japanese Mhorcre rm-
ployel Nm the beet fields near Garland.
BoNcldor county received thrr checks
Friday from S Takghrp Jan con-
Tractor DWiue tho afternoon a fellow
c0untrymau named k1lakga, robbed
1.ian vt 'g'' ,,+ '"'g ,L, "lu ,, g'''g
sheHfs office were notified but have
been unable To locate him in Ogden
Last evening q Jap named NJ. T. ko-
haeld caused q little excitement ON
TWcniy-siXth street near Grant ayen-
No. by interfering with ladies' who We're
ON their way home The police We're
notified and Wen, 60 the scene Of the
disturbance but the Jap ran away
when he saw the officers coming, but
was arrested on TWenty-fCth street by
the officers, after several shots had been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
SCHOOL ELECTION JUDGES

ward authorities, lptermeut viii take
place IN the Ogden city cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27

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pot of tea There are two
WAYS: one is to do it; the
other is not to.
In ryeypso'ags Of Sailing Bss' Teas a book
kt Hoa 10 Make Coed lea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-27
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Manager. E.. A. Larkin,
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Advertisements for tho Daily
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accepted on the same terms as ut
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Payments for the Daily Saturday
and SENT Weekly News should be
made 10 the crcuiaior Delivery
made by carrier on tbs same terms
as In salt Lake.
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ATTORNEYS NOTARIES and real
estate men will find a fun supply o,
legal blanks at the Deseret News Book
store.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
TRADE IN CHICAGO

;BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE1
Chicago. Jan. S0-Wheat bulls had a bad hour at
the beginning Of to-day's session. but at the end
OF that time It had reached the crisis of its bear
fever, and before the close IL was sitting up and
looking strong May. during the early weak spell.
sold 1lsc below the previous days closing figures
and at the end OF the session showed a net gain
for the day OF &c. July made 54c advance Corn
variable but firm IN the end at nc improve
ment for May delivery, and oats made an advance
OF nc. Provisions also firm and at the close
slightly higher.
Local receipts of wheat were twenty cars The
market became active and strong IN the last half
hour, winding up higher than it did yesterday.
May closed at the top price for the day 81 10
The lowest was 81 1872 July sold from ssssc to
ssasc, closing at 98lzQsS7sc.
The corn market opened firm at about 1sc ad-
vance. and business was fairly active for about
half an hour. Before the frmness got crystallized
into permanency Armour brokers put enough on
for sale TO supply the demand at the Improvement
and enough more besides to turn the market down
Local receipts were % cars OF which l02 were No
g. Shipments from Chicago were 121,00O bushels
Estimate OF to-morrow's local receipts sls
cars. The highest for May 45c, the lowest
145sc; the close was 4iS0i5c After selling as low
as 45Mc. July closed at 45AQ45sc.
oats started of irm. Prices were inclined TO
follow the fluctuations OF Trading the first
hour was active and interesting but later became
dull and featureless. Receipts continue light, with
only seventy cars inspected IN. Estimates for
tomorrow are n2 cars Shipments 2ssOOo
bushelg May closed at 81 10 s1he; the lowest
was 3gs4 dsg5tc, and the highest s1hc After selling
down 10 SOEc July closed at the high price OF the
day. 81sc.
Provisions ruled extremely dull and shade
higher with the greater part of the business tran
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
Public Notices.

TIE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN. NO. $50 BROADWAY. STEWART
BUILDING JANUARY sth. 1895.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. AS REQUIRED
by the Greater New York Charter. that the books
called The Annual Record Of the Assessed Naiua-
OF Manhattan. The Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens and
Riehmond. comprising The CITY Of New York
viii be open examination and correction on the
second MOaaRy Of January, and Will remain open
FIRST DAY oy APRIL. 1905
During the time that the books open TO public
or corporation claiming be aggrisved b the
assessed valuation Of real Or psrsonal estate TO
have the corrected
In the Borough Of Manhattan. at the main ONCE
OF the Department Of Taxes and Assessments No
$50 Broadway.
In the Borough Of The Bronx. At the once OF the
Department Municipal Building. One Hundred
and ssventy-ssveath street and Third avenue.
IN the Borough OF Brooklyn. at the once OF ths
Department, Municipal Building.
In the Borough Of Q2esns al tne onies oI ne
Department Hsekett building. Jackson avenus
and Fifth street. Long Island City
In the Borough OF Richmond. a. the cfdee OF the
Department Mlsonie BuildlnE stapleton
Corporations in all the Boroughs must make ap.
plication only at the main once in the Borough Of
Manhattan.
Applications in relation TO the assessed valua-
tion OF personal estate must se made BY the per-
assessed 81 the once Of the Deparrasnt IN me
Borough where such person resides ana IN -
case Of a nonresident carrying on business IN ths
City Of New York the oaice Of The Department
IN the Borough where such place o. business
p NJ except on Saturday when all applications
must be made between 10 A snd ~ noon
FRANK A o'DOSNEL.
JAMES p BOUCK.
SAMUEL sTRASBOURCER.
FDWAFD TODD
F RAYMOND.
n MULLER.
Commissioners o. Taxes and AssesF7enA
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

GEORGE w. LANE & COMPANY.-THE
undersigned being desiroul continuing business
W. Lane & Company which co-partnersh.p will exrt>s
by Limitation the first cay January 1895 an4 which
transacted business in this State for mora than thrs9
years. ana OF continuing the OF the said firm
40 hereby certify that they have formed limited partner
SNIP pursuant 70 the provisions OF the Statutes of the
state OF New York: that the under which such
ESItHeIshp 70 De conducted Is george W. Lane *
opay nat tae prlcpal place or business OF said nrm
is located in the City County New York.
Borough OF Manhean that said business has heretofore
under the said firm name that the general nature OF
the business intended to be transacted is dealing In,
importing. buying and selling cofees and ali
sorts OF goods and merchandise belong
ing that the and residences OF the
said firm name OF George ". Lane & Company are as
follows: Thomas A Phelan and George Lane Woodruff
the general partners. Katherins K Phelan Is
special partner whom are Of fun age and reside
u The City, County and State Of New York OF
Manhattan n that the said x AKatherlne Phelan has
stock and that the copartnership
65g syt q day Of 1905 and to terminals the first
Dated the 18th day OF December 1904
THOMAS A. PHELAhI
KATHERINE K PHEI.AN
In presence Of FREDERICK S. WOODRUFF.
Borough OF Manhattan
On this 18th day December 1904 before me per
and Katherine K. Phelan. known to me known
70 De the individuals described in and who
FOREGOING certincae ana severally acknowledged
lseaLl FREDERICK. $, wooDRUFE.
Notary Public. New York Co
State o. New York City and County OF New York,
Borough OF Manhattan.
Thomas A. Phelan. being duly sworn that he
one OK the geersI partners named in the above certh
cate that the specified in said certificate
been contributed by the said special the
stock has been actually and in g19a S2ts PAID in cash
Sworn to before ne this 18th day of December 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
IMPORTS oF pRYcoops.

Week Jan. 20 1905 1904 1909
Entered port. AZ 427 So 2fs 3s7 900 55s
Thrown on the market 3503 . 62s9 95O
From January l. O
rntered the port. s74G7s ssa2s522 S. 7se 22s
4i-lO"n Oh the market. SSfJl67 S5S51G6 9Ol6 374
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
Limited CopQrtnership Notices.
wv B. FRANKLIN N COETHIs IS NO o.

w. B. FRANKLIN y CO.-THIS IS To GER
John q y P that We we william 3 Franklin James B Taylor.
formed limited partnership under the the
That the or under which the said partnership
,,9 IS 10 be c3nducted Is w B Franklin CO. and the
in the County Of New in the state Of New York
transacted by partnership Of stock brokers and
and dealing in soaks bonds G and ober m D otto
grain and other agricultural products the business
epstomarily engaged in by brokers
TRst tie - @ Of all the
and IIao hs rfpistys % PAGES . Of residence are as follows
general partner and resides in the Town OF Bedford.
Jam, q TydS s STATE Of \ New wa Iq
the City of New York. County New York and
g. 6d Bates se5 s IS East n a fa9en rse as @ a
&y OF New York County of New York and State of New
John Morris interested in said business general
Nassau and State Of New York.
Thomas J. Ryan is interested in said business
Tpeeia partner and resides the Town Of Glen cove
That the amount OF eapt9I Mhoh the said Thomas
Ryan as special partner has contributed In actual cash
sum q my thousand dollars
vii hs and iS l. a1y G q Jaag2r % 1S ana the time at which 1t
Made seyeray signed and aknoTe9ged in the City
County and State OF New York. 2sth day
TIEkEAR yZhEE y FA4f6k 2, EFANKI1N.
Ta6MAs 4faN 3 j. nqFElsai R4Aai
state or New York. County OF New York,
On this 2sth day OF December 1904. before person
ally came William B. Franklin B. Taylor John G.,
Bates John B. Morris and Thomas J. Ryan, to me known
and known be described in and
who executed the foregoing certificate they sevsIay
acknowledged 70 me that they executed the same.
B. SAWIN,
Notary Public. New York County.
State Of New York. County of New York. ss:
William B. franklin being duly sworn. deposes and
s@ that s a s2san s @ R
specified In said
Thomas Ryan. the specia partner herein the
common stock of the said partnership has been actually
and in good faith paid in cash
WILLIAM B. FRANKLIN.
Sworn TO before me this 2Sth day OF December 1904.
HARRY B. SAWIN. lNotarial SeaLl
Notary Public. New York County.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
OFFICE OF
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
City OF New York
T7HE ANNUAL MEETING OF F7IsI5t ST0CKHa50ID- f,la 81.


os the Brooklya Rapid Transit, Company for the
election of four 90 directors year and o.
three go election s,c-
eeedIng annual meeting, purpose OF
Ing such other business be
meeting viii be held at IL oclock Friday Janl-
1867 Office of Company N1-ts ,ua
Street. Borough brooklyn. York CItv The pols
Will remain open for hour The transfer books will
be closed at = NJ Monday. January 1ctn 1905 and
VIII remain closed until 10 A. NJ on day Immediately
succeeding the final adjournment Of said stockholders
meeting. c. d. AIENEEIsY Seeratary
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

sacted the first hour. May pork sold from s12 65
to sl2 62kq$12 65 up sl2 67a. May lard sold from
SC IS to Sc sh and May ribs from s6 20 TO S6 67la9
S6 20. Hog receipts 5000 head and prices
at the yards were a shade higher.