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The Rice belt journal., 1905-06-16
rxcur.iou Rates on $. L.

List of special rates to places ."
date. "a r..;,
oprlousas, June 25th' sl'OO' lr''0'
' n New Iberia, July 2nd, $780, Train
9:l3 a. m. o,-o ru,;,
Franklin, July Both, $780, IRAN
9:l3 a. m. o n:.
New Iberia, Aug, 9th sl'Oo' Iraln'
9:l3 q. m.
Franklin, Sept, l7th, sl'W' IRAN
9:l3 a. m.
On, this out and paste it in you
hat J. F. TuBBs, Agent
J. R. Robichaux, Welsh " ast 4! NJ, NJ,
'ket for ice. S!ssLl
The Rice belt journal., 1905-06-16
For Rent.

Five.room furnished house with oath'
Terms reasonable. Enquire at flrst
National Bank.
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WELSH DAIRY
5. BENOIT, Manager

r. Coffin, of Jennings was in
Welsh Tuesday.
Ch,s . Martin was Lake Charl-
.. business visitor Tuesday.
7ro.son was a Lake Charles
L,o;rosS visitor Saturday.
,,.na ~ Jennings, was
h. D. " .;.nr " - the city, Monday.
.;o, ord white rab.
For sA'e'-S"T"' T KInRAIL, Welsh.
bits L. i'' o
Mrs. +. w. ;.aa with her
spent sa'0'0"' ~
Arp Robicheaux.
Hides oOusH' "'
Mrs. Minnie lsooer'S' o' 11ana"r
visited trlenoS ''uD0''
in Welsh
See E E: ! BaksE atonk ", we'll Ib boring.
tor mouse " ,ot +be
If you want soou SnU0 C,o.,;n,
Doug laSS' "' '"0
store ,-,ooa
Miss sernS. ni aaSs the latter par
in crowley '0"
OF l'S' "'eN'
The. The l@tse' nrovns I'M 'ap and tans, at the Jou
nsl Book Store
M;.s 1vev Derouen, OF Bell City
spepding a week or two with her S'S'
Hrs. A. Benolt.
pnan and polish at Jones Bros.
Alderman Philip Miller went 10 'e
.inns saturday in the interest OF Z
Gull Rice Milling Co.
vorNoss if YOU ne
go ~ on irripating wells.
:. uo,sh at
e,ano, C1otbine store, from 500
a5o TtisW Douglass.
o,a 90 al, kinds at We
a Tmnlement Co.
:, tho Gulf I
1,,,,;nn mi co was a business visito
Ienning, Friday of last week.
Dox,;deon'
DVSN VIA -
John J. Miller, manager o.
Morse Hardware Co. Lto.' VI
place, was jennings
Sunday
Fresh Corn Meal at Jones OroS
n stevatt returned
s1A~aou from trim TO her old
] in Kentucky, after an absence o'
months
Get your school shoes and
dress goods of Martin Bros
Dad tho Journal's bargains {
frat mage. and don't forget to
s".n.ano of these extraorC
au'"''"h'
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Best Oil at Davidson's S,

Best Oil at Davidson S.
H. E. Heald left yesterday for
Houston. Texas, where he goes to at
tend the Rice Directors meeting which
meets at that place today.
Highest cash prices paid for Hides
and wool at j. r. RObicheauX.
w. r. Hutcheson was New Orleans
business visitor last Saturday. He
is making preparations to ship at an
early date another car load of hogs.
J. r. Robichaux, Welsh Meat Mar
ket for meat.
A. Hebert, DR.. LaTour and A. Louv'
ier, returned last Saturday morning
from a weeks pleasure trip TO th'
Gulf. They report having fine time
> Martin Bros. sells it fol
less.
Among the boosters for the Jenning
base ball team who visited Welsh las
Sunday were: Messrs. stowits, Keel
$ Buggs, Philips, Harry Moore and 1
A. Toups.
a r RobichauX, Welsh Meat Ma
7. ket for good treatment.
D. H. E. Heald was Crowley busine
visitor last Wednesday between tralr
Y, He reports that everything arou
er Crowley is dry. They have had
rain lately.
X. LosT:-On last Sunday fine U
brella with name (E. A. Toups) cut
~ end of handle. Finder will please
"' turn to J. F. Stansbury this otflce,
receive reward.
'r' Mrs. A. B. Mills and children,
Fenton. came over Wednesday INC
the inc and spent the time between ira
ing with the formers parents, Mr.
Mrs. James Day.
nds rlartin Bros. sells IL
less.
- Misses Mae Sutter and Inez 81
,or+ m Roanoke last evening and
visit friends and relatives lot .
days for their health.-Times-he
J % OF last Saturday.
J,L. Byerly last week purch
Of Chas. Dsutel his livery $
. horses and vehicles and the good
Jen- Mr.. Byerly will give the puollc
: the .ervice an reasonable terms.
r1artin Bros. sells
7eeo for less,
NJ. E. Morse, of the Morse
' 40 Wv w ware Co., of Welsh and 'e'
"00 W came over from Jennings frloa
snent several days at this plac
Welsh returned to Jennings Monday
Get that girl of yours a nice
Rice naper at the Journal BOOK
itor to while YOU can get it cheap >
view YOU with favor for kno
-. GOOD Shing when you see it,
IL D ber Monday and Tuesday
OF the Uncle Jimmie Day was II ye
Of this last Tuesday. We saw him
'r last residence in hammock sme
good cigar, and he told US
,os. felt in the prime OF life anu
happy as the day he got his Il
% l"S' - nants with hip pocket
10 no , Nav he live as long as his his m
OF Two this happy mood and Tree
trouble.
school ..--.u---uu''.'u''1"'
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Baptist Children's Day.

Cbildren's day was observed at the
BAPTIST church SUNDAY night. Inc
church was crowded. Each one "k-
inu mart in the programe came up 20
the full expectations of all those pres
ant The following progame was
rendrpd:
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Miss Pearl Hucklebary left last
Saturday night for an extended visit
TO relatives and friends in Kentucky
and Indiana.
J. r. Robichaux, Welsh Meat Mar
ket for vegetables.
Miss Nettie Shaw went 10 Jennings
Saturday to spend her vacation with
her parents until school commences
again this fall.
Fresh Corn Meal at Jones Bros.
G. A. WeatherfOrd and family
moved this week to Clark's plant and
will run the engine for Mr.. Clark a
the second lift.
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No. $3.50.
Report OF the Condition OF
The First National Bank
Walsh in the State of Louisiana. at the close
~ of business May %, 1903.
RESOURCES. q

~ "''''' of business May %, 1908.
RESOURCES.
, s,.oorrt. s53,569 TO
0yerdrafts secured ana unsecured 2H0 2o az
r. S. Bonds to secure clrculatloh o'S300 NJ
Premiums on U. S. Bonds !, S00 r,
banking house, furniture, nNture' 1"''o' w
Due from National Banks mot re- ooto *
Dne from State Banks and BanketA 2s,64S "a. ~ 1t
Due from apPi,p'eu i+ons 17l ~
Notes of other National BANKS ''''
Fractional paper currency hlcAels ZIG 90
Lawful money reserve in h'nk, yi3:
Specje $r'N v, W. o,z o.
| 7 epal tender notes NV" va "''A" '0
Redemption fund with =. >. ue''"ioi aIo 20
| & Der cent of clrculatlon) "i- "
r,.., s1l7,396 81
LIABILITIES.
CAPITAL stock paid in 80 ooo w
Undivided profits, less expenses o aes "a
and taxes paid sSSS "a
National Bank notes outstandlne go "a
, Indiyidual deposits subject to check o.'4l; ~
, Time certificates Of deposit D. Of AZ
Cashiers checks outstanding IN oSn m
I Notes and bills rediscOunted loooo w
ro.,, s1l7,sss me M
REHABILITATION. -
{ RESOURCES.
!. Loan. and discounts oss'ssss ssss
st nS rs, p is and Pre- miums :, A--aS,"s--'
Banking :. ,use, fur niture ana
S;:;sS'b;:$ Ell * bsS5 find md u bank. of s'
Total - aory.
k, ected in the
The Rice belt journal., 1905-06-16
Get milk of the Welsh
Dairy. They sell the best.

Eobt. Meyer, of Jennings, trans
acted business in Welsh the latter
part of last week in the interest of the
National Rice Mill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
WILL BUILD CATHEDRAL.
Scottish Rite Masonic Acquire Site for
Magnificent Structure

There was n local real estate deal of
considerable Importance closed up late
Saturday evening, IN the final signing
Of the names Of grantor and grantee TO
a transfer by which tho northeast cor-
nor OF tho intersection OF Second East
and rirHt South streets, S2hyl06 feet
WAS transferred 10 the committee nps
pointed by tho Scottish Rite masone
for cathedral, from w j. Chalmers OF
Chicago and Aaron feyser of tlls CITY
Tho consideration Was Sl0,3l2bO.
The committee has boon quiet about
this deal, for tho reason, ma Mr.,
gchrnmm states, Tint they have los,
one or Two other prospective purchases
through premature publication IN tho
newspapers THIS put tho owners of the
properties desired ION their guard"
with the result that they strnlghtw0y
ballooned prices to such an abnormal
height as TO bring negotiations TO an
abrupt close,
The lot purchased has not boon built
upon. except By bill boards, &C. Mark's
cathedral stands 10 the cast with the
abandoned power house OF the old salt
Lake city Railway ana tho tramway
barns TO the north ON Second East
street, Architects Ware n Trcgnn2a
have plans Wen OnOcf way, ploNlulllB
for building that VIII cost nearly
100000 ana four stories with a high
basement making practically slx
stories, Tho Dimensions ~lll be CT feet
hlgh, Sglh feet fronting on First South
stroot ana 1870 feet on Second East
street, with summer garden on the roof
Tho first door iR 10 have a ballroom,
Including 5000 square feet men ail
women's pnrlors ON the second floor In
10 be the rluo lodge, York Rite Chap
ter, knights rompl0r quarters club
room, and socrolnryH room for each ol
the Masonic bodies The Scotch Rite
Masons are rosoyIng the two uppol
floow Tor Themselves, part OF the two
floors being thrown INTO the form of q
lhoatnE with gi-foot stage and audi
forum seating 90 people The stage
equipment N to bo unusually fine ana
win cost $4,000 Tho upper part ~ tho
cdlnoo VIII also include the Scottish
Rite Memorial hall with nno organ,
choir room ana other apartments ns
may be desired,
rho entrance IL to be on Second East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
Ministers En- Route to Fresno,
Cal, Occupy Salt Lake
PuIpIls
BIC meeting SUNDAY NIGHT.
Discuss "1hc Furlherancc and Pro.
grcss Of the Kingdom" al presby'
leflan Church

A party Of Cumberland Presbyterian
church members TO tho number Of
about 300 were IN tho city yesterday,
en- route 10 Fresno, Calo whore a gencr.
al assembly of representatives ot Pres.
byIouanlsm win convene on the lSh
INST
The forenoon was spont by the visit.
ors In attendance at the various local
churches, whore somo Of the travelling
aiyInos occupied the pulpils. ana at 2
p, M most Of thom went to the Tabor
naclc, whore they listened to a dls.
course by Bishop Orson r. whitney,
ana enjoyed the music Of the choir ana
the organ
At 1ib last evening n meeting OF tho
delegates was held az tho First prcsby-
terrain church, whore the subject OF
"Tho Furthcranoo and Progress Of tho
Kingdom" was tho general thomo Of the
discourscs, "What Has the Printing
Press Done for the Kingdom" was
discussed by Rev w, A, proyino Of co.
lumbia Tenn, THE Pulpit ana the
Kingdom" was handled by w, r. Thur.
man Of paragould, Ark THE Homo
ana the Kingdom was considered by
Row. ], =, Glldor OF Smiths Grove XVI
Dr. w, ], Darby Of Evansville, Ind,
spoke ON Educational Institutions and
the Kingdom" The sunday schools
ana tho Kingdom received the atton.
ton " cob r. H. Perrin Of Alton, mi
EVANGELISM ana the Kingdom" was
the theme Of Row. r. L. pholps OF
oklahoma city Organization ANA the
Kingdom" was treated by Rev. w j.
Mcdonald Of Decatur, Ill., ana "Clyll
Government was the basis Of n dis.
course by Hon, Thomas Cobbs Of H.
Louis
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
and the Presbyterian church Of the
United states severed connections IN
the year 1870 through certain articles
which had been adopted into the West
minister confession a general 0ssom-
bly, OF the last named branch VIII meet
at Wlnona, Ind on the same day that
tho CumOorlands meet At Fresno II II
confidently expected that reconolla-
ton win shortly be effected, whereby
the two organizations viii be united,
The Northern church has membership
OF l,0oOO 600, ana the Cumberlonds num-
Der 100000.
The visitors left the city at midnight,
In the special train In which they arc
travelling 20 the coast Robert j, Gas.
key " Salt Lake and Rev John ~,
Carver Of ogden, are the Utah dole.
gates 10 the conference TO DO held ut
tho Indiana city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
Sad Ending Of Willard Jones, It.,
Who Shoots Himself Ia the
Head
Ill HEALTH THE CAUSE OF IT.
Vas Living win IlIs Father Who Had
Advised Him Not to Worry over
His Condition,

willard Jones, Jr, young man
about "a years OF ago, ana "a barber by
profession committed suicide by shoot.
Ing himself IN the head with a revolver
about midnight last ughL The rash
act was committed IN the presence ot
his father In the rooms occupied by tho
two az 20 south state street forHoyor
al months the young man hUd been In
III health, ana dependency due TO This
fact doubtless led him 10 ond his mortal
existence, Tho father ana son wor0
very much attached To each other ana
II was only recently that the Former
was heard to tell his boy not 10 worry
over has inability TO work uH he would
BIO well taken care of 40 long as hB
slro was able 10 earn q livelihood f0r
both,
Young Jones was born IN Logan,
Utah, and spent most OF hIb HE there,
His parents are separated, the mother
residing at present IN Idaho, while Air,
Jones 10 travelling salesman for the
T. W. Mudson Furniture company Tho
body Hes az the morguo Of Undertaken
Evans, ana arrangements for the ~.
neral VIII not be made until tho boys
mother " aourd from,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
SENT TO PROVO.
Two UnfOrtunatos Committed 10 the
State Mental Hospital,

Two persons were examined as 10
their sanity on Saturday afternoon be.
fore Judge Armstrong by County ply.
cnlon whitney ana Dr, ostcrmon ana
both were committed to the state men.
tai hospital AT Provo Martin Bordano,
n miner from Mcrcur, " one Of the par.
tlrg For some time past he has had
the impression that he owned the mine
IN which ho has been working, and had
made several attempts 10 sell 10 ar.
foront parties, he IL 81 years NJ age,
An aged woman by the name Of Mrs,
Annie NJ Niogor " the other party
committed She " 20 years Of age
and has been mentally unbalanced for
some time past,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
PLUCKY GIRLS THESE,
Two Salt Lake Bel 'os VIII Tour tho
World on a WAGER


TWO young ladies Of this city, Miss
Vera Lynn and Mlss In chamborlm
are preparing 90 start on a tour Of the
world on n WAGER OF 100000 The COM
di,ions Of the wager are that the young
Indies must earn their own expenses
during the tour, must travel first class
ana must return TO the city WITHIN
100 days Az "A means OF securing an
Income the young Indies have pnbllsh'
cd a paper entitled "Thc Tour OF the
World" and II IL their intention To
get out an edition Of the paper IN each
largo city they visit In the United
states,
The salt Lake edition VI the paper
contains the following articles by loca!
writer's "a Fortnight In Tourrolne,'
by Mira Eugene Lewis, "liAmblos
Through England by dlon Millor
"llInts TO Travellers by MISS Mary
ouiao Anderson, Tho coliseum of
Rome" by Dean Eddy ana 'Modon
Science by PROT r. v chomhcrn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
NORWEGIAN REUNION.
Excellent Program TO BIO Rendered at
Salt Palace ON Wednesday,

Following II the program 10 be pres
scented next wednesday evening, Mt tho
Norwegian Brotherhood reunion IN the
Salt Palace thoaleri
"Fathornndot," uu,,,,uC Congregation
lntroducion--Spo byuu,,uu,,n
nunuuuu,npr President AYol Olsen
Norway Norway singing by the
Norwegian Brotherhood male
quartet Of sixteen voices
Plano solo ruuuuM Miss Nottie Olson
Baritone soloo,,u,uJohn r. Erickson
"Norw0y's ConatItutlon Day"uy,u
commemorative g, NJ Nelson
defend My Country m,uup,,
u,,r,,,sung by the male quartet
soprano solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
u,,Mrs, Emma Jorgonron Sanders
comic INSTRUMENTATION sanders
Hong n,,,,,,,u,,,p,,uuM Male quartet
Miss l1nlo Dohlqulsl, accompanied,
Gust G, Johnson, leader
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
TO RESTRAIN NOME.
Stephen Tyno Petitions for Writ Of
Prohibition,

A petition for writ 81 prohibition
has been nlod IN the district court by
Stephen Tyne against Justice Of the
Peace J, =, McOmie, OF Murray to
prohibit the Justice from taking any
further action IN the case In which
judgment was rendered against plaln-
w W tay,oI OF Wi,iohi nrmh,ey ,, iop
rendered on Feb, I, 1908, The petition
alleges that the Justice has exceeded hls
Jurisdiction by rendering judgment IN
tho case as he had NO Jurisdiction over
the subject matter of the action or Of
tho person OF defendant for the reason
that both plaintiff aud defendant reside
In salt Lake cry ond ho ALLEGED debt
was contracted IN this city, II iB there.
fore asked that defendant be prohibited
from taking any further action In the
case,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15

legged shooting Of Banker atou, some
years ago Some say he struck Los
Angeles broke, Today Nc owns auto
mobiles galore and s cashier Of one
Of the biggest banks here
There are other former Salt Lakors
who now rcclino In ease In purple and
hno linen, There X j, Donovan RoaYis
who hlts In an Office ana sells Bulfrog
mining slock--ho says real estate N too
slow, Truc II II not his roof that N
over his head, but he IL "A tenant of ono
OF the finest brokers' offices on spring
street ana q lease on marble doors and
ditto panels with wall street furniture
docs not grow on n date pnln along the
highways ~ southern California,
All of this and much more has might
NY Impressed tho visiting members OF
the Commercial club, Thcy have
learned u lesson IN up.to,dnte methods
and what can be accomplished by
united boosting aud the singing the
praises Of ono's homo town morning,
noon ana night
BOOST For HOME TOWN
II, G, Hoffman, n prominent real es.
tate man OF Salt Lake who leaves Tor
homo tonight TO the "Ncwe" made the
following statement this morning. II
am much onthusod over the beautiful
city Of Los Angeles ana decidedly sur
prlsod at the great growth she has
made In the last three years The way
the people work with energy and MI
pun together for their city ls AN OBJ
jcot lesson that can well be followed
m Salt Lake, We feel very grateful 10
the people NJ Los Angeles Tor their
Il a ..l
much Indebted 20 ihpm We have
learned much ana win be greatly ben.
eltod by our trip. one think ON return
Ing home, we WIN organize more fully
TO insure prosperity NJ home, We VIII
pun togethoy ana do nv Los Angeles
people do when they meet u
knocker-klndly ask him II Los Angeles
don't suit him TO move 10 better
place.
while Los Angeles is beautiful city
with fine climate, oranges and llowcrs
and VIII make large metropolis yet
her location and resources cannot be
comparod 10 the CITY Of SAT- Lake
which we have with all the NATURAL 70.
sources Of the earth surrounding her
al combined enjoyed by other cities
I'm the Union and "a climate ana please
IRE resorts which should make her IN.
nous, TO say nothing OF the railroad
outlook.
~ the people of our fair city viii
awaken and grasp the great opportu'
mites which Nc at our door, work with
all energy and all pun together M
the people In Los Angeles are doing,
we can coon equal the record mudo
by our sistor city here, Let VIA all quit
knocking ana boost"
s.s aasat.#H
No man can cure consumption, You
can prevent II though Dr. Woods
Norway Pine syrup cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis asthma, Never fails,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
CLARK'S BAD BOYS.


Realizing that tho day would soon
como whom they would 800 their dear
teachers no more, tho seniors OF the
Wost I'D High school decided TO leave
Prof O, A, Clark something TO 10.
mcmbcr them by and being wicked by
instinct, they turned their attention to
playing n practical Joke on him. Watch.
lng their chance 10 get the professor
locked IN his room, they finally moakod
upon him while absorbed IN his chem
lcnl experiments, ana locked all tho
exits, II required several hours for
him TO secure HIS release and then the
matter was reported 20 Prof, Eaton,
principal OF the school The matter of
dscplinIng the students In stIll under
confederation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
LECTURES TONIGHT.
Dr. Modoo VIII Relate Her ESpOri'
rioncc IN the Japanese Army

A hrgo audience " expected tonight
Nt Rarratt hail. TO hear tho lecture
Of Dr, Anita Newcomb MoGco, ON "a
Womon's Experience IN the japanese
Army" Or, MoGca has had wide
experience oa u SUPERINTENDENT NJ army
nurses ana N also known Os most
interesting lecturer Her appearance 10.
nlght concludes the seasons course NJ
the NJ, l. A. Lecture bureau,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
WILL ME 7 TOMORROW
United workmsn Of This Jurisdiction
70 Hold Convention,

The grand lodge Of tho degree NJ hon.
or the womon's OuSllary of the A. o,
u, W. met this noon IN the Auer.
bach buildinG The jurisdiction covers
Utah, Idaho and WyomInG and Mrs,
Eunloe ~, Bowman Of ogden IN IN tho
chair, The A. q, w, Y, grand lodge
covering the same territory VIII meet
tomorrow IN the hall on lfaft Temple
street with supreme Master W, NJ.
Naryls In tho chair,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
SUIT ON REALTY DEAL.
\, h Cassidy Claims Terms Of Agree.
mont Woro Violated

~, ", coseadY has filed suit In tho
district cour, against l., u, Caaady and
Lausa j. Caaady TO recover the sum Ot
s527i 90 alleged 10 bo due for commits.
sion on the sale OF certain ronl estate
belonging 20 defendants, Plaintiff al'
logos That defendants agreed TO glyo
J, NJ, Anderson 10 purchase II for Ig,.
500, In addition 70 that he claims that
he paid taxes on tho property, amount.
Ing TO ,37ib3, lie nske judgment for
one-half of the amount received for the
property and FOR all the money paid as
taxes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
liothlne.

WIN overcome indigestion and dyspop,
slo regulate me b?wcle 9nd eWe liver
blood onrlchor and lnylgornlor IN the
world II ia purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless, and should you be q sufferer
from disease, you viii use II II you arc
" II, n Andrews Editor and Mar Cocoa
aud R0chlodgo News, Cocoon flNu writes,
~ have used your lIerhlne IN my FAM
n.y. and nnd II n most excellent medicine
'ls effects upon myself have been q mark.
Cd ,9eDont rCo9mpomd i pnhlegI,atihG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15

writes Aprll No.. 1909 81 have used ual
leid's SNOW Linlment IN my family Tor
three years ! would not be without II In
the house. have uted II ON my little
PM for growing pains ana aches IN her
also used II for frost bitten feet with
good Huccoss I, In the best llnImcnt /
oyer used &c, Soc, sl0O sold by H. G,
NJ, l. Drug Dent II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
LAID IN THE TOMB.


The romans " Charles Il, Keith mr.
rived In this city last evening and
the funeral was hold from the resi-
dcnce Of his father $40 east south Tom-
pie street, this afternoon, Rev WILLIAM
NJ, poden ofllolalod NJ the services, aud
the body was placed temporarily IN u
vault nj Nj Oliyet cemetery untll n
decision Ia reached M 10 tho final dis
position ~ the remains, Hon. David
Keith and wlfp with Mrs, lG G, Allen
OF Miss Keith, sisters OF the deceased,
accompanied the body Of tho young
man from Portland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15
Exposure,

10 cold droughig Of air 10 keen ana
atuft sCanty clothing. UNDUE exposure Of
tho throat and neck nflor public speaking
and singing. bring on coughs ana colds
Billiards. llorchound syrup is the best
cure,
Mrs, A. Barr Houston Texas writes
Jan 81 1909 zone bottle ~ D0lmrl's
llorohound syrup cured me OF 0 very bad
cough II IN very pleasant 10 tnho.h @c
t0c, 800 Sold by n c, NJ Drug
Dept II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15

street IN the form Of u Castle gate, ana
the general aspect Of the building WIN
make II one OF the most noted M the
history OF the order
Tho committee Of Scottish rite Ma
sons who have had charge OF the se.
lection OF the site for the building and
who viii have charge Of the erection
of the building and the financing Of
the enterprise, IN composed " / o.
RhoAdes y g. Schramm g, w Morse
DR. H. n Mayo and &, y. Evans
Building win begin bright ana carly
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Takes tho burn out heals the wounds
cures the pain, Dr Thomas llolcctric
on tho household remedy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-15

No man can cure consumption You
can prevent II though. Dr. Woods
Norway Pine syrup cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis, asthma, Never fails,