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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-12-02
DELcAMBRE'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
.DELCAMBRE. LA.

No vacation, enter any time. School
six days in the week. Night School
free. Five month scholarship and
board only $500. Write for cata.
lague to A. N. Delcambre,
Ala President.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-16
Suit to ForecIose MORTGAGE.

B. F. Chisum has brought suit in
district court against Harry and Maud
Presley and G. M. Slaughter and G..
T. Veal. for $S06.14, which it is claim
ed is still due on a mortgage on lots
Ii and. IA in block l of North Spring
River addition to Roswell. The loan,
it is alleged, was originally larger
payments ave been made. Slaughter
n Veal are said to have a lien ON
the same property and for that reason
they are made party defendants. 1t
is asked that a sale be held and an
accounting given. Ira P. WetmOre
and Karl Snyder are plaintiffs attor-
neys..@ v
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country property. Can you tell me
where l could get some information
that would help me in the matter?
Yes, you see J.. T.. Carlton at Room
II, Oklahoma Block. If there's a
snap in town he a it, and he has
the best of country bargains. If he
is not in when you call, leave a rote
in box at the door or on desk giving
street and number and he will call to
see you at once. at any rate see him
before you buy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-16

Remember our sanitary conditions
are perfect, our work superior.-Ros-
well Steam Laundry. Phone 20. mws
Jodie Swenson arrived this morn
| ing from Bosque county, Texas, and
will enter the Military Institute this
fall.
In boosting home industries, do
not fail to remember us in your pat
ronage.-Roswell Steam Laundry.
Phone 20. 4Omws
R. B. Boyd, of Abilene, Texas who
mas been here for the past two and
one-half months, left last night for
Carlsbad.
Ladies desiring Eastwood for py-
geographic work, can Obtain it at our
yard.-KEMP LUMBER CO., East
Fourth st. 41tf
]. B. Atkeson, of Artesia, which
place he calls 'the garden of the
Valley" was a business visitor in
the city today.
f. R. Brooks came in last night from
Amarillo and will go from here to Dex
ter to do some painting for the rail-
road company.
Mrs. Willard Keen and Miss Efie
Dishman came up from Carlsbad this
morning to do some shopping and to
visit with friends.
L. ]. Brock and J.. E. Piney left this
Ala, after a business visit here.
business interests.
w. N. Estes returned last night to
his home in Clyde, Texas after spend
ing three days in Roswell looking af
ter business interests.
Rev. S. E. Wilson was here last
night on his way from Portales, where
he has been holding a special meet
ing, to Tor Stockton.
Mrs. T. d. Gorsline went to Por-
tales this morning for a few days
visit. Her husband is there installing
the skimming station of the Roswell
Creamery.
When you %patronize us, you pat
ronize Americans, and every dollar
is spent at home. Try us one week
and be convinced.-RosweII Steam
Laundry. 4Omws.
Mrs. Rose Quarterman, a fashion
able dressmaker from Natchez, Miss.
has opened parlors at 2O6 West Ala
media. and solicits the trade of the la
dies of Roswell. 4Ot6.
We have that you wan in improv-
ed and unimproved farm lands. We
can please you and save you money
Lake Arthur Realty Co., Lake Ar
thur, New Mexico. 42d2w4
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins, left this
morning for their home in Madill, L.
T., after spending six weeks here and
in the mountains for the benefit of
Mrs. Watkins health.
Mr.. Hancock came down from Por-
tales last night and reports that he
recently brought to market a water
melon weighing 81 pounds that was
raised without irrigation.
Mr.. and Mrs. u Wilson and daug-
ter, Miss Bess. and Miss Sudie Smith
visit in the Captain and White noun
tains. They report a pleasant outing.
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No n can do your laundry as
promptly and perfectly as we. Give
us a trial.-Roswe11 Steam Laundry.
Phone 20. 40mws.
Miss Laura Tarrant left this norm
ing for ST. Louis, Mo-. She has been
here for hires months visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J.. H. Cook and while here
held a position at the central office.
J.. R. Shackelford, Jim Walls and
L. II. Burd came up from the Col.
Elliott place this morning, where :hey
have been working with a drilling
gang that has just completed a well
there.
Mrs. Sallie Dicus and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Eula and Avon, left this
after a visit of two weeks in this
city with the family of DIR. C. NJ.
Mayes.
Miss Sallie HARRISON left this morn
ing for her home in Kansas City af-
ter spending a Month here with Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard, at the Hondo ranch
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Tannehill, of
this city.
A little forethought may save you
no end of trouble. Anyone who makes
it a rule to keep Chamberlain's Collie,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand knows this to be a fact. For sale
by all dealers.
By un~intentional mistake the name
of Dr. w. T.. Joyner was omitted from
two of the Roswell Commercial Club
committees published yesterday. They
were the special membership and
public improvement and sanitarium
committees.
Having decided to stay in the liv-
cry business in Roswell. l offer my
Hondo land for sale, either in 40, so
or $50 acre tracts, with water from
reservoir, all of which is in cultiya-
ton. Call on E. M. Smith, liveryman,
at stable, 1913 West Second st. 42t6w1
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Excursion Postponed.

On account of so many people VINO
wished to come to h Pecos valley
with the C.. L. Tallmadge
WESTERN LANDS excursion, not be
ing through with their busy season,
big excursion has been postponed
until September 5th, at which time
we will bring n of the largest
crowds of people that ever visited the
Pecos Valley, accompanied by the
Kirkwood, Illinois band. Ats
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-16

Summer is here, so is the old relia-
faithfully served you yer Is years.
We are better equipped to supply your
wants in the future than we have
been in the past. We solicit your
trade, on Pecos Avenue between 3rd
and 4th streets, phone 266. 42t1
Respectfully,
G. G. GILMORE, Prop.
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w. R. Clements returned last night
from a business trip to Texico.
Mrs. B. o. White returned last night
from a visit of several days at the
Divers ranch.
A. J.. Witteman, of Glenwood, Colo
RADIO is in the city looking after bust
ness interests.
If you favor home enterprises, send
your laundry to Roswell Steam Laun-
dry. Phone 20. 4Omws
| Norvell Randolph left last night
for his home down the Valley for a
few days stay.
Clarence Ullery returned this NOR
ming from a business trip to points
down the Valley.
w. c. Reid left yesterday, via. the
auto route, for Torrance on a Two
days business visit.
Gene and Helen Rankin left this
morning for a visit with their aunt
al Lawrence Kansas.
Miss Nellie White returned last
night from a visit of two months at
New York and Chicago.
]. T. Patrick returned to Artesia
last night after spending a couple of
days with friends here.
F. G.. Tracy came up from Ca-ls-
bad yesterday morning for a short
stay with Roswell friends.
Miss Sudie Gibson arrived yesterday
afternoon from Judson, Tex, and
may possibly locate here.
Jim Daugherty and w. B. Barnett,
who have cen here for some time
left last night for Carlsbad.
Mrs. l.. ]. Beard and little daughtef
Miss Fay went to Hagerman last
night for a few days visit.
Bud Church has been ill for V
al days and has been confined to his
room for the past few days.
NJ. L. Barksdale, who came up from
f1dSCFI1dH yeSI6Tudy morning lSII ILLS
morning for Childress, Texas.
Harry c. Kendall left yesterday for
Denver to attend the eighth annual
national convention of the Eagles.
Silas Hogg and James Wilburn
came up from Lakewood this morn
ing to spend the day with friends
VIM. Atkinson has returned from a
visit to his ranch "a miles mort
beast OF Roswell across the River.
]. P. and Charles Byers came in
last night from Byers, o. T., n eX-
pect to be here at least two months.
Building material of all kinds. We
strive to please the builder.-KEMP
LUMBER CO., East Fourth 81. 4otf
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Eby returned
to their home in Texico this morn
after a few days stay in Roswell.
Hon. c. L. Ballard returned this
morning from Hagerman, where he
went Saturday evening on business.
Mr.. Laird of Oklahoma City, who
has been here for several days pros
left yesterday for Bisbee. Ariz
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How the Eye Affects the Heart.

The subject for the mid-week
meeting at the Presbyterian church
the Eye Affects the Heart Lamen-
tations 1851. What we see stimuIa-
ting imagination and helping in the
formation of character. A discussion
of this question as related to Roswell
ton to all interested is given to at
tend.
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At the County institute.

The Chaves County Institute was
opened this morning by devotional
exercises, led by Mr.. Reid. Several
songs were sung, Miss Helen Nor.
fleet acting as pianist. After the ex-
ercises the different classes passed
to he'll respective rooms and the
regular morning program was Ear.
ried out.
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Farm Lands.

To get the best values for the mon
ey, call on or address the Lake Arthur
Realty Co., C. F. Mathews, mgr, Lake
Arthur, New Mexico 42d2w4.
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Entertainment Date is Set.

The date of the Madam farley Wax
Works entertainment, for the bene-
fit of the Cemetery Association, has
been set for Thursday night of next
week. A practice was held last night
and arrangements are rapidly shap-
ing themselves.
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Finish Well at EiIiott's.

The Cummins & Sherman drilling
outfit finished a well at the Col. ELL
lott place this morning that has a
nineteen foot flow.
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Bring Suit to Collect Account.

The Joyce-Pruit Company has prot
suit against Charles Pollock for $73.13
which it is claimed is due on an ac-
count, Richardson, Reid & Hervey are
p%alintif's attorneys.
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Jap,a.Iac-We have it. PeG
Valley Lumber Co. |

E. T. Amonette went to Carlsbad
last night on business.
DIR. Presley makes a specially OF
treating chronic catarrh.
See the notice in this issue headed
"a Fine Orchard for Sale"
d. D. Temple arrived this morning
from Artesia on business.
James Forstad went to Dexter last
night for a business visit.
J. A. Fuller, OF Lakewood. trans.
acted business here today.
Prof. Axelson went to Carlsbad last
night to remain until Saturday.
Andrew johnson came up from Ar
tesla this morning on business.
J. H. Talbert and wife, of Hope.
are guests at the Shelby Hotel.
DIR. johnson, the Dentist, went to
Hagerman last night on business.
Allen Campbell went to Dexter last
night for a short business visit.
Judge U. S. Bateman left last night
for a few days stay at Carlsbad.
DIR. Presley s~traightens cross eyes
If taken in time, without the knife.
H. Elirick came up from Dexter
his morning to look after business.
Society teas are nice to serve with
cocoa. Ask about them at U. S. Mar
ket- 22tf
Walter Dooley came in from Text
co last night and will be here several
days.
We still carry a full line of cheese,
Swiss. Brick and Limburger.-U. S.
Market. 22tf
R.. Bruce Of Artesia was here yes
terday returning to his home yester-
day evening.
r.. ". Crowder came in his morn.
ing from Danger1eld, Tex, for a visit
with friends.
David Blom came up from Hager-
man this morning for a two days.
business visit.
The Roswell Pickle Factory is get
ting ready for business. having just
received ten gross bottles and nine
gross jars. !
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Hello, Jim. I'm a stranger mere,
and am thinking Of making some in
yestments in your city. and also in
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-16

st. Louis and Return $3.50.
Tickets on sale daily until Oct. LIST,
fnal return limit Oct. 31st, 1905.
NJ. D. BURNS. Agent.
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See that Roswell Creamery is
on your butter package. OFT
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: LOCAL NEWS. s

Earl Patterson left this morning
for Alva.
DR.. Presley fits glasses to h most
complicated eyes.
Nola Oliver went to Artesia last
night on business.
Carl Young went to Dexter last
night on business.
Moses Schloss came UP from Dex,
ter this morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Wilson and daug
ter, Miss Bess, and Miss Sudie Smith
visit in the Captain and White noun.
tains. They report a pleasant outing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Shor, Line,

snll Iake TO Portland ana return
iulfppt) observation-disclosures, i9i IN
Salt Lake 10 Portland and return ''''
tone way VIA san Francisco 40 "A
Salt Lake 10 Portland ana return ''0'
Zone way via Los Angoloa) .,,' m "A
Tickets Ia Portland ana return a,
rect on sale daily from May 9i,b W,
September 30ih, Inclusive, w,
reading ono way via snn Francis" Wv
Los Angeles on sale May cam xxx
26th, 3Olh and 3lst Juno igL MA SsI
and I'm. All tlOkcls gooI f,,
sloporcrs and llmltod 10 90 DIV,
from date Of sale, Additional ao06s
dates for tickets via Sun FrancIsco n,
Los Angeles quoted htoi.
Cily Ticket once, 2Ot Main H.
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DeSeret News Stories
p raFROM TME FLLEs or I8oO. = :.

one hnd Ned ana could not be found.
| Tho fuTpIl WINS luIUpl over 10 the Of
1uUU pf thH luw 40 proyo..wo with.
hold the names ut mn the parties fnr
lhu puout We have fow oilers
around h.Io ana ID han boon suggested
lhW lhog too, may ho In the habit VI
ginning RI livelihood IN a similar man
ufr They are very narrowly watched,
and Tomohng may develop Iisolf IN
lhaJ direction and enable us to get w
u sensation article ere long,
,.-.--.--.
Nevada Items Colonel Connor's
command passed through Gonon ON the
morning ~ the 30th UT Az the troops
were passing nlOng, "a Pocodor VINO had
not been fully advised NM 10 how dis,
luyOll0lH were treated when they exc
pressed themselves too loudly In favor
of their loader. rnng out "uurrah for
lrn DAVIS ana before he had time 70
think, he Wug I'M the custody of an on.
opr marching with the regiment TO the
Hlo1l Amusement Of the hyst0ndors,
The command was ut Fort churchill
ot mtott dates.
Two celebrated stock dealers having
ufn Tor some of the cattle belonging
to the government which were Ia tho
I'NI OF inc lrkllnrnl louk part ul
thr drove and started of with them m
Tho direction of Honey hkc. whittier
lhcy were followed, oyorlukon cup.
lurod the stock recovered, and the
thluNuH ON helng inkon 10 Fort
Churchill found secure quarters IN The
guardhouso 10 await further pro-
cccdhpN
rhlof Justice Turner docs not Soon
90 De u much fuNur with the people
of Nevada ana the press r. down upon
him fur romp uf his uriN which arc
dr5mol of a d0mowllGlng character
llis removal nom olllco H sought
judge Mott has hccn proposed for
rudlchoughR successor as dolegltc to
Congress N iH believed that Nc viii
If elected bo moro efficient than tholr
bto delegate, and mot thr loR-rblllng
10 dofrut % hin "a month after n shan
have been ppWod
The population of Ncyadn, accord.
luR ia the lolopt census rs sct down at
1925.
Two men were murdered In Hum.
holdl county NOT long since by u band
uf ludinuF. Witch was followed by u
panty from lulunvlllc, who, I'm tho Ni.
entity of 10 place called BACK Rock,
overlook the murdorcre, who Worc aH.
rorWlucd 90 Doc lnmucks. ANA Killed
eight of them aud Woundmg three 9th,
olf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
MCCORMICK & CO.,
BANKERS.
The DESERET SAVINGS BANK

W. w. Ritter President AluFoe Thatcher
vl,c proslduul liiig \ Smith. tWhpr,
james sharp. John u liWnca. John G.
cutler DAVID EC,lot a ". Garrison Geo,
Romnoy ! n Wlndrr T.. r. Ellrcdco,
Reed Smoot w. H. jum.H
-Four Per cent Interest Pald ou Savings,
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ana they are not pnylop m,,,...
church dobi Nv Bear ltvrr t'VEl on
liupllsls ,and Moihodirls nre oa,h' y No
lhg nice brick churches that viii Ia pell
oglcd, holhlon i flco IN uhh' AK 10
Sa9,vE,,noos, w. az" g,, "ppHn TO all Tho fir4nPS
NJ religious belief or inclination ImnyWn're
him, WV" N'Ny lcul
llcmcmlsr that This papor ia ,.,
Mormon pNporj II In moi uvpca o' a
part q CONTROLLED IN tho mnacT a \, any
or or o go " ,,od Mormon or IN l6c I6,cr
the fnntH, ana dosplsoa nkrs xxx l'll'
ors whether they are STYLED 0r"ys,lla1ll.
or nlhnrMI.n. I-l-Llnl-
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Tho centennial anniversary ~ tho death Johann
at
but school the
and greatly against h inclination he read o the poetry r oud got hold o
rvcc Of
the kug Wutmg and thereafter devoted himself TO literature when he
married Char
lotto NOu Longon,ld, clever and beautiful NomaU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Federal APPOINTMENTS Ncwp reached
here HOmn WCplH NJ nee 90 Che appoint
mout bv tho proH'dumt of lcWo g. ilis
Uo ur uFypp,ur uUd Robert ~ lluruu
nr collector for Oiuh under lhO oprrl'
lions M the late hlornl I0NoW0 luW,
Thry htvo foccn,lt rccoNod olllNlnI
notice of Hlld appointments huNo
WallOpd ana entered uuon the duNta
OF lhoir respective pilcoe,
Remarkable ColfllN within Tho
past Tow duyf we Oaayo been n receipt
off Some valuable mail Manifestations
mad pnpors,Nhlol must have boon
transmitted Win WClt celebrity Pus
pors from Dan,or CliN Colorado tcrus
tory, thai had boon only thloO months
and letters nom Nobrshu territory
that had boon only two months IN lrm'
plt. found their way toIour table yo'a
to-day morning. rhoro can be but lit.
Tie use tor lightning whore such oN.
colont mail Facilities oNlal, THIS IA
certainly O Easy aRc'
Not Stocn.. "A i,po'l was In crcula.
ton few days since that the indians
had stolen a haih of about one hun'
drod ana slNiy hnrfos belonging 10 MI
Nathan Tanner thnl were being hold'
cd IN Summit county but n hlH since
been nacoiamod that the horses were
not stolen. hul took "a stampede IN Che
nlght and ran nhnul iuu miles over
mountains and hills unill they cnmo
upon IA small band belonging tu "a hlll
civilzol indian, pompud iu u valley In
The vicinity ol NnmuB prairie. WHEN
they stopped ruunlnH became quiet
took possession uf me valley ana rc-
moInod there uuul the indian reported
the occurrence, when MG Tanner went
for ana recovered hIH horFof The IN
dian WlF rewarded to hin satisfaction
Tow glNnr Inc Information which lcl lu
inc recovery of the Hlumpodcl AMI.
mails
epruG Labo Nllm Utah co., Aus, 2N
1899 Vrrk AGO % young man lNluE
M Fillmore, who huI h'ou ont ON the
rood ciNl ns Tom uH lrldGor lO trade
with DnlRrNulH Cumppl here over
nIGht turned oul hit ouulo DO hnyIur
throo woke uf cltlln mat bad Travelled
from ihu NiWml river lhW Ho1sou
rpop getting up u the morning, but
ono yoke of lho r1ll|D were I'm Wghl
an duy ho travelled u,nr The range and
NcpIod, lJ nlUht reformed Impressed
with me conviction lml bis witlo had
boon riOlrn, The next morning he
took lho back track und iu the course
Of the day found hIu oxen n Provo
canyon nud arrested one of iho lhlrycH
Two had been ougurd In The theft hut
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rAlp by rNcLE aAM

And Jet n be- remembered ihat IN add
ton tu those private gratis Uncle sam
Mllh the exception NJ a portion ~ tn
lawyers foof pnla an the expenses nf
The Smool Inyoeilpalon both fpr the
prosecution aud dclonso aud Ms bin Wa
over $1,000 And what WAS the iosult
uf the RmOot Investigations Everybody
was injured, ana no one benefited, but
those grNlirlF, ana not ono ~ lhom
slowed M ~ the Investigation 10 sustain
one ~ ,ho charges they had made II was
shown AZ the investigation beyond Tho
pofAdNrnlurc Of uoubl that Ronnpr
Hmool H. and always bus been true ~ biz
Uod, his nation ana his family that h.
never pmclitcd ~ taught poRghmy that
~ has never taken an oath Against iUlr
government hut ON tho contrary IN loyal
10 II Thot he N temperate aud 4 tom
pcinncc man In oNory respect and an
honor 10 the community where hc liyet
We want IN say lo our eastern friends
that whenever they see or hear " q por'
son going through the country hogRing
for help fu the poor churches NJ Titan
ana occurring uRningt the nolmons they
can nghthly put him down ag Hu i'm.
puslcl-aa fakir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

seldom has the uon public ocal excited the widespread att
the nddros by comptroller Of the
currency william D. Rdgoy before nc National Bank Cashiers oFrocaon
NJ ihrll convention Just concluded IN Boston,
Comptroller ndc condemned speculation an 1o curse of the dy and
advised clear institutions whore
Wisc' outside interests
Tho Mr. Udg,s lddofs which The interest
the bankers listened tp him
The
s
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and oyoiloQknR tholr virtues, can plelur
that church az an ulcer IN the commn-
nifty, can tell lust enough truth 10 inQkp
The whole stor. sensational ANA lhn
worst Hind OF lie, We have a few sucll
IN Utah who take their NAMES ana WIN
that IN one hand and a collection boz
p1igu ~ Islander and graft 1hcS Know
from experience that the greater sensa'
lion they create the larger iholl cnllrp'
ton viii be-, As this edition Of TrOll
viii b. the greatest number .of coplcs yer
issued by. any paper IN Wan ana WV po
Justice 10 our eastern friends we VIII
give some Of the names II these so'cnllol
religious lecturers ana writer's. 1hcy are
ps followsi Rev John l. Loillcl, Roy, y,
w. Wishard, Rev Goo. Bailey, RCy y G.
lcy I'M Mrs. DoVore, Mis-, White
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THE STATE BANK
OF uTAH


SALT lake cry.
Joseph T. Smith prosd,n,
VIM n Preston Wee prts.3e,,
Charles H. Burton Casbes
Horny T. MoHwnn Assistant Ca.hler
DIRECTORS,
llchor j Grant lfsno BARTON
Jracph T. Smith James ~ Murdoch
lhnN u burton INtu lhuo
VIM H. Preston llphrr NJ, Wells.
\ w. Carlson.
Commercial lnnNng IN AN ig hmn,hos
Accounts Solicited
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SAT- LAllE,s cnrncIlns.

II IN not necessary " beg fof any do.
nomination IN Utah Utah has az much
wealth per capita AZ any state IN tn
linton ana her rich people are very M,
oral The prcshylcrane arc building IN
Salt Lake city u large and beautiful cdh
Nee that VIII cost when completed up'
wards Of $4,000. II has the most com.
plclc sunday school room M AmVllcu
ana there are three other Presbyterian
churches here nov one recently com,
pIclCd AZ 4 cost Of over $4,000
The Methodist church people have Just
paid $1,000 cash Tor lot In the heart
" The city and viii erect church that
VIII cost over $4,000 nn, they have all
the cash IN hand, and -four or llVr other
churches besides, The Catholics win soon
complete the linoN cathedral west Of
Now York This magnificent work Of ART
viii cost upwards NJ 100000, and every
dollar to build II has been dnnntcd hy poo.
pie who i've IN Utah, The Congregation
nlisis have u hcnutirul stone church that
seats over h8W people, ana ovclN sunday
this church IN lull tu overlooking IN,
CHRISTIAN Scientists have a beautiful
building, ana N was maid for thr day II
was dfdcnlod Tho 'lNllArnnp built A
meat, comWodlouH building two years ago.