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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
EMPLOYS LAWYER TO
SU|B:sIDlz THE PRESS J ) J
Negro Offers Mr.. Pollock Twenty
five Gents Is Keep Name
Out Of Paper.

Louisa White. you are charged with
stealing one silk skirt from one Lena
johnson, said justice Crutchtleld yester-
dayinorins /, a. picture n dar X
city percolated through the crowd nnd
radiured in the limelignt t before the bench
behind which reposcs that. person who
gets the first bid }on all deals.
Ali never done q t1 spnke sLou lisa, and
in her face there was ignation sA that
threatened to jump out and do things 70
everything in sight IN a min ter &.
a half dozen or more remnants OF dark
color bumped into the case and gave tes-
timony In as many different kinds q
ways. al 5 srs
Ing with his right swiftly landed a stiM
jolt on the jaw of ena. It was the
candy for the mill and louisa walked
away With the big end OF J. the roll roll LOT t
the vitascope views I5{ 8g 5.is ii
We Everything looked serene and pleasant
and Justice Crutchf1eld was sting MS
high seatSa Ia Supreme Court JUDI men
again into the path Of the gnloving- picture
machine shone the countenancte,l q tn ~,
Bile colorlng. Louisa " hlte, VINO
aMi ster pollock y, started out the an te-,
diluvian figure from the aforeMen TONED
section. "Ah would prefer dat Nah II name ne
does not shine in& Dc paper a q 2 Is !.
quarter fer ter keep Nah cogno men % out'5s
I'll was your attorney and get y J, o {, !
without d jail sentence. = Is nothing dolilg
with having your namo suppressed IN =
fact. dare not attempt to subsdi T. ,, me
"a r. at nttorney. laughing In spite of himself.
. "P 81 eh fool niger. remarked the One
john looking at the feminine object, . a, ! :
appear through the big door. over WIG" men
And thus II Was that n second incident
,offthe like kind ended In the Police court 'l1
chamber. i5i y, i, y y ia 10 ,M,nra
a. Their lives perhaps paid TWENTY-FIVE
cents for a want or a lost advertisement, !;
take it for granted that the same amount ~
guarantees the suppression Of their names
The two who have attempted the game anne
have been made famous; ma voc INC o ',!''
ono will have U good picture. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
UNDERSTANDS PLAY. "A
Lady at Bijou Called
Away; Others Take Her Place.

d There was a general cha Ct IN the
B!jou last night In the last5ofs d q Busy
Izzy on Vacation" Z.
Miss Carrie Wobber, the leading lazy.
was called to PhiladeI phia on the y
o'clock train and a halfyd oze,i llnder-
studies were called upon to- do her work
Mr., Ed. Gilmore made up az q COWBOY
and sang her opening song excellent!yi
Miss IIelon LoMera sang the finale 4 Miss
Sadie Mahan made a hit IN the song !, ~ y
Broughton, the girl who has "a double
In Richmond, took the leading lady's
place In the last act 81 \
q Despite these changes, the performance
went like clock-work. and IA & packed
house forgot the snow storm outside and
applauded to the echo. M ~ 81 .5G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
~ n Il'll'it "A
i SIGNSiHER CHECKS.
Justice Johns Hard Time to Con-
s55 Wet Prisoner. II 81

Sergeant, this Is a case for the Cons
imonwealth's Attorney to get mixed up
In said tho One John yesterday morn
Ing, when he glanced over the docket and
found that James IT, Burchett. negro
was charged with forging Ada Robinson's
namo to seven checks ,5 &. Il 5
s8''Thcre's no need for Mi, Folkes In this
case My client is entirely guiltless. and
can prove this fact In q minute put IN
Mr.. Gilbert X, Pollock, who was looking
after the liberty OF James 7. y X m !.
4%.'Your clients are always innocent OF
any wrong doing" calculated & Justice
5Crutchheld. sE ii # "a 3. II
s"correct You arc.'' spoke q, x. r.
Mr., Folkes was sent for. but In the
mean while Ada had butted into the con-
yersation and sworn positively that she
had authorized Burchet TO sign her name
to checks ]
.SY"Did YOU done thisg" quizzlcally asked
tho court, Y i55s
"Ah show did" answered Ada, n
,"Thero nin't nothing ia 1t. This Mig
ger la guilty but there ain't no court In
the world that can convict him when the
person who Is supposed 10 be the COM
plainant testifies that she gave him the
right to sign her checks 4 Forgery isn't
proven. Tho Niger Is guilty, oil right
but no can't be convicted this time.
Maybe I'll get him Nagaln," ordered the
One John, as no dismissed the case.
Games Henderson, " study IN choco-
late from tho Ward, W the next eulprit
for you, Judge" broke In Sergeant Talley.
as he counted the money in the drawer
and looked suspiciously Al. Mr.. Gibbons,
who was standing nearby. 5
James said that he hadn't been In court
before for ten years. *
"Any man that doesn' I come to SEQ me
my oftener than you ought to be sent
to jail for twelve months. But the law
won't let me do anything, and them fell
lows over there at the Legislature said
] could befthe boss..I'm going to give you
IN show It's twenty-three with YOU"
shot out the Zone John, and James took
the sklddoo for the first door to the
street .tiAit t3sNst ltt 1t1i E] fg}trF74l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
'N||OTEO||I'fUN-M|AKERS
I01LIlIIU| |: 4 |. ! J.
Jerome *. Jerotne and Charles
Battells octliis at ~ M e. "A. n
II n HallSVVednesday. IN
READ FROM THEIR WORKS.
Authors Will Interpret Their
Own okes Larg Attend
ai1c Expected.

u On wednesday night next y at 4 $3.50
70 clock under the auspices OF 4 the IFo.&
man y Club or Richmond. ii two mon who
are Typical English and American hulnor-
lsts-Jerot1re IL, Jerome and Charles Bat
tell Loorlls will appear In tho lecture
hall or Central Y Al. q c. a. and a Rich
,1ond .audience will have an oppo rtunity
to Judge OF heir mirth-proy oking Qunlt-
tics for the first, time from personal expe-
6rlence, II n .fss
The gentle art OF h,imor, with lits swhifn-
ana and its a,he pected REPRESENTATION sd
ideas from new points Of view. finds n q
ma ster in the English aposte 81 lasghtor
smooth, business-llke1 fuce. lie looks. any
thing but q prof sional 3humorlst h-5
ling to keep from laughing himself, bute
that the whole business is SO simple and /
natural u TO him that he sees thing TO
III The effect OF Mr. LOOMS quaint tumor
Is nccerituated by his quiet, "a impassivej
face. Els Stoucl,sis something more than
feeins Behind ii mastery master 81 daifects
of all kinds and Sdescrl ptions is convincing
proof Of his rsalility.F The Joint pro--sI
selIgffo ta
on aud 7after1 III N.$ Monday, Ma ch SSstli.8
The Prograrne
5s This IS the programme: ls5 w 8ss8
5t{. Mr.. j erolne: %s 3sds Ii
The Indiscretto Of the Bishop. John
InEerfed and g ther# Stories S. . Y,
Wives
Made r. Germany. rhree Y {. en- on
Indie s'@s Shopping Second Thoughts
Their First Pla 81 Paul Ikelyer.
The Poor was Mad THE Four Masted
Z Catboat. "a
1 Peo's 4 Raven II an Elevator, More n
Z Cheerful Americans.f'' ~.
. Golden Rod q Soup. 4 n Imitation Of
IN The Gusher, eve Been Thinking. !,
Mrs, gan the ~ hon grap
Sgathered Sketch s. 85Ss "a
e The Mother Of Little Nraude and Little
Maude. AZ Nflnerva's Nfanouyres.' fi!3
! Il ss b Have Net. American
Wives }j5s K y. .355 a II
Plgrimma re.' " si
Ii Stories IN owhere. " III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
H MUST HAVE LICENSE.
North Carolina Druggists Cannot
Sell Alcoholic Compounds.
I'M ,tn Irla Times,plspl

170 1EpepIal to TIC IIHleBF D1sI4t pFE'7 BE.
y RALEIGH. N. G., March 24-state
Auditor b. n, Dixon, Issues g notice TOR
the accommodation Of druggists q tho
state, In answer to many Inquiries BY,
ing Ia list OF alcoholic componnas apesea
medicines, and held out to.the PUBIC as
April 1sts It win be necessary for the
druggist TO take ont regular government
license, q ruling to this effect having
been made by the United States revenue
department last September, Hero ls the
list: Us ss5
5Atwood's IAGrippei Specific, Cuban
iGingerIc DeWott's Stomach BtteIs.s Dp,
lBouYicr's Bnchu g iaaS pr, Fowler's Meat
ana AiaYlt, Duffys MALI lYhiskey. 81 II
pert's Re tlpg Iron and Herb p!css
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
HENR1co MAN CHOSEN
Mr. A. r. Scott Becomes Member
E of# State Board Of Agriculture.

Mr.. "A. r. Scott Becomes III temper 19-"L
Of State Board of Agriculture,
The many friends q MI. 4. !; = 8 =
pointment to tho state Board OF Agricu ll.
,ture. a W 4; s !. y, 1, 4,
both in Richmond and the county, nnd
is wcll-known as a man Of tho atrictest
integrity, AS n lnember Of the board. ne
will represent the Third congressional
District. VA ssas 4!, Z, u !, !.
V while Mr.. Scott is a native of Canada,
being OF Scotch Fan glish ancestry, ne
has been a cltizenof tho United States
for over twenty-elght years. He 10 now
A years old, having passed his entire
life on the farm He lived first IN MARY
land, later moving to Powhatan county.
Va, and hecame n resident OF Henrlco
twenty-one years ago IIe has been en-
gagged In dalrylng for number Or years
and lis now n member OF the Richmond
Dairy Company. S
Mr.. Scott purchased his beautiful homo
"Fairvew'' near Hunslett's in 1892. He
married In 1883. ja. ft;t d fNt 81 Ca. Vital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
BLOOD { POISON.
Dr.. Robert Cowan Has a Badly
Infected Arm. .i

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
Il EAST BRADFORD. VA. March 24,--r
Or. Robert Cowan, assistant surgeon Of
the Norfolk and Western. was taken to
the Underwater Hospital this afternoon,
and Is In precarious condition from
blood poisoning contracted from dressing
wound. A scratch on his left hand was
the vehicle OF contagion. and his hand
and forearm are III a very bad condition..
There Is great danger, DIR, Cowan
may lose his arm or even his life, though
his physician. Or, Fnqua, Is hopeful ot
saving both, ISL 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Mrs. G. T. Grimes.
Special to The Times-D iapatch,

7TT1T0 tSpec1hl 70 TIC IIInts-DIHpatGh)7 7T r
4 CHARLOTTE, N. e.. March 24.-AIrs.
Georg:ana Tee Grimes. relict OF the late
r. N, Grimes, died at her home. on
South Church Street, to-day. following
an Illness OF several months. She ia
survived by four daughters and several
Brothers ana slssers, who reside N Ports
native.
" Mrs. Grimes came to Charlotte with
her husband during the war. when he
was assigned to the Confederate arsenal
here, and has since made this city her
nonis Her daughters are Mesdames y.
N. A1aupin, w, ~, Mullen, II. N. Cald-
we'll and J. #, Penny
AT The funeral Will take place Tomorrow
afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Little shaycrs'' in Trouble

Roy and Herbert Rundy, or Burnle, two
suspicious characters, were In Police
Court yesterday morning and again their
case was continued for ton days,
satehe p that contained one one hundred and
3elghty-tlve razers Tho police were in,l
cllned 10 the belief that the boys had
stolen the razors. Both Of lhom claim
chased the razors from Q man named
Mitchell. "A " IS AZ VI u M "a. 555
The police have not hd1rd anything
fron. the authorities OF any city since The,
Incarceration Of the boys. A H y So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Colorado Climate and
Doctors Failed TO Cure

AsVA0A SAOAAV sSe"s Ss t'"IS ID W
5ing sstimonial from Mr.. S.I
Davi dson, of Denver,
Colo. father Of the 4 little
group q hands some J, sturdly "
chile ren whose pictures We vel
publish. 4. \ 8.
Mr.. Davidson, and his family
were under the caro- of the best
doctors IN the East and spent much e 4
time and money 4 In futile attempts
to rel pain their health. They finally
came TO Colorado, thinking the Cll.,
mate would 5be beneficial, but were
again disappointed. ", 81 iIi55
Re- FINALLY Dnffy's Malt tvhiskcy.8
was tried, ard proved successful
after ever thing else Ind failed.
It Is necessary to read Mr.. David
sons letter and study the picture;
to appreciate his graf for what
D1ffy's has done for himself and his
family He says !:
Malt aoSe or family
good than ten years sof me dica liza tend y
ance under the care Ct the Z, !,
beat aud tspst,!t tine
respectable degree Of l,ealt inaily we
came toe colorado, II as we thoug ut the
climate would DO us some good: In this
were at,d was =, on tsn
\ ton was attrhcted to BDuffy''s Pure Malt
tSNyhiskey. II Personally I 4 have not used
iiduor IN any form. but 30 much Is snid
n 1edn astermined 70 sye up
4 tors and I: take 8Duffy'B3 Pure Malt Whts-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
FIRE IN E,MPOR1A.
Friends Contribute to Make Up
VI - .ossa 81 Owner.
Special to T he Times Dispatch.) g

Mil 80 eciala to- The Times Dispatch.)
EAfPORIA, VA. March 24.-The resi-
dence OF Mr.. r. r. Wright. the wells
known contractor. was burned fyesterh day
$by defective flue and being out Of the
reach OF theS fire department. was de-
$stroyed rapidly. II, !. is94 q,
II Mr.. Wright t lis one at En- poria' s Oldest
and best known citizens, and his pre-.
tent loss Will amount to fifteen hundred
dollars. There was no insurance.
2g Many su bstantial contributions were
voluntarily made Mr.. Wright by local
friends. ii5t5{ z 553a "A s(i Isl,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
e STAUNTON: MILITARY,
Fine Showing Made By the Rifles Rifles
Insures Their Permanently

rs
5sS sTAIJNTON, # VA. March 24.-The
Stanton Rifles and West Augusta
Guards were Inspected 4 here last night
by Major Chenoweth. OF the Seventeenth.
regular Infantry. now stationed at Fort
Mcpherson, Ga. Both companies made 9
splendid showing. Each company mus.
tered in 4G rnen and officers.
& The Rifles also underwent special
inspection by Colonel 10 Lane Stern. OF
Richmond. This command WIS about to
be mustered out OF service when First
lieutenant Heroine L. Opie. was on
January 4.t4o0s. elected captain.
"a Captain,s OFAe !. had the mastering out
INSPECTION postponed until March ~ 23d.
and tho fine showing made by his com
pany last evening assures It's remaining
in service. s, q as, ~
Colonel stern was very complimentary
1 to- both companies, and said the Inn.
Sprovement In the companies since last
inspection was very marked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Hit BY a Train.
fsneclal Il Tho Times pispatch,)

1 3T I5VeCIHI % TIC 4 7T1so6' H7'Tt' WIZ AZ "a
sALIsBURY,5 n, c.. March A.-Cal-
Win Hornbarger, q granitecutter, whose
home is at Granite Quarry. Rowan coun-
IT,. was hit by north-bound passenger
train at this place this afternoon and
dangerously injured, He was walking
between teh tracks on the yard when
the train struck him and Knocked him
a considerable distance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Miss Mil. M. 3. Balm,
Especial to The Timea-p lspatch,)

371 lSpeclaI to The T1hluaT !IspHlt H'J I83Ii@
IYOR, VA, March 24.-After8 an illness
of about three months, Miss Matte 81,
I3aip, the only daughter OF Mrs, Ida
Balm, died at her home hore early this
morning, She is survived by her mother
and one brother, Mr.. r Guy I3ain, who
had given up his work. many weeks ago
to be continually by bis sisters BEDSIDE,
Miss Balm was Q fa!thru! Hemper, ol
the IA mist church os this place, and tho
mainstay OF her delicate mother,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
y. lI = I'd % ~ IN
h NEW FERRY BOAT.
Improved Transportation Be
tween Alexandria and Washington

4 Especial to Tho Times plspa tcF,) q Il ~
Il s.ALEXANDRIA, VA March 24.--When'
the new steel ferry steamer Callahan II Of
tho Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company, which was launched to-day at.
be tween this city and Washington, tho.
merchants OF Alexandria9 and the people
in general will enjoy transportat ton faoil.g
tiles superior to any which have yet been
offered tho travelling public, The increase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
New Use for Hypnotisrn.

f1That woman hypnOtist out my way Is
iii riiIl,t, All right, Z, said the commuter.
ssYsstsrday. IN. the midst Of her spring
her she Ihypnofized him and kept him
out ia the back yard seven llours bea Ting
esTpsls,g New York Press. IA "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

Finance Commit tee OF the lCt tyi Council
had looked & Into the mater and decided
to- fix a; license tax for this kind Of
amusement place. II. ii; 9iE
With15this explanat ton the case was dis dis
missed s8 # 355s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Sentenced for Murder,

NEWPORT NEWS, Var March 24--An-
drew Il. Davenport (eolored). convicted
of numbering While Thomas. another
negro, was sentenced to-day In the Cor-
poratlon Court N \ j,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Succ J SSf|ul!l| !.
Numbers
Home BIZ ! yv i. J.

Z u y Z 7 7 u II 7
Tho following holders Of
successful tickets drawn at
tho Pure Food Show sFatur-
day night, March Oath;
96l4, es42 9 { 4 9512,
\ 9775, 1896, 9646, 954o,
1864, 9olo, $685. 9 4. 9692
Orders filled by APP
to- II ONE Brewing co,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

Duffv's Pure Malt Nhiskey

Ypneg
ae @ 1 g
as9' en rs ] AZ % ~
Us, :s:sz ] % 3 ] IS s Z ]
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
FREE OF CHARGE

ANY adult suffering from cold settled
on the throat, bronchitis, brest or lung
trouble OF any nature who will call at T..
j. wadsworth's, will be presented with
a sample bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup, free of charge. Only one bottle
given to one person end none to child
rem without order from parents.
NJ throat or lIng remedy ever had
such sale as Broochee's German syrrp
in all parts Of the civilized ~ori d
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away and your druggist will
tell you its success was marvellous. 1t
is really the only thror and lung rem
edy generally endorsed by physicians
One 70 cent bottle viii cure or prove lie
value. Sold 10y dealers in all civilized
countries.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

The highest workmen's wages In
Berlin are paid to masons--$l.90 to
S2,l4 per day for piece work.
The European sugar crop this year
is estimated at between $3.50, 1000 and
6.075,000 tons. The German crop will
probably amount to 100000 tons.
Englands first spinning mill to be
worked by electricity has been started
at Pendlebury, Manchester II con
tains $4,000 spindles, and has no chin
neg.
The hrst solid train of canned peas
ever shipped from an American can
ming factory went out from a canning
company's plant at Longmont, Col,
recently.
Last year 100000 tons OF cargo
we're carried from all the seaports of
the world. and out o. that total 81
100000 tons we're carried by ships
OF Great Britain.
Growing OF grapes In sraperies fur
nishes an important source OF rev
euue in some countries, notably Bel.
GUM and the Channel Islands. whers
large quantities are annually srown
and exported, The United States Is
a good customer for them. as high as
IS cents 10 rs cents pound wholesale.
and two 10 three dollars. and even
more. pound retail being paid for
the fruit. Grape g.0wing in pots Is
much practiced in parts OF Europe, and
especially in France, where the vines
are largely used for decorative pur
poses on festive occasions.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10

"Do love George" muted Clara,
softly, or IS II simply sisters ar
lection that feel fore
Just then Bobby blrst nolsily into
the room and interrupted her medlta-
lions.
Get out Of here. you little wretch"
she shouted, and selling him BY The
arm she shot him through the door.
"Ah, no. she sighed. as she resumed
hcr interrupted train Of thought. my
love for George ls not sisters love.
1t is something sweeter. purer. higher
and holier "-Tit-Bits
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
Literary Fam. ON Sail.

Fame is now a merchandise com.
modify. An English publisher has
opened a shop IN Rue de Richelieu.
Paris, where he proposes to furnish
unknown authors with regulations
The kind varies with the price, for in.
stance Vague notoriety. one months
duration at maximum. $4,000; annual
reputation, $1,000; celebrity, $4,000
literary glory guaranteed for 70 years
slV,-o Portraits at the salon. sand.
wlch board men, sky sigas and arti.
ficial scandals enter into the scheme"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10

Mother-so you have been at the jam
again. Adolphusl
son-The cupboard door came open IT,
self. mother, and ! thought
Mother--Why didn't you say: Get
thee behind me. Satan?"
Son-So did, mother: end he went
and pushed me right in.--Brooklyn Life.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10

\ magnificent steel engraving Of Hag
erman Pass, the most famous mountain
pass in Colorado, has been issued by the
Colorado Midland Railway. This en-
craving is 26xlO inches aud suitable
for framing II will be sent to any adj
dress on receipt Of Is cents IN stamps
by l.. ii. Harding,
Salt Lake
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
ONLY MIMI They Could no.

How did they ever come to send him
10 the .sgislature2"
We'll. you see they were prevented
by a technicality from sending him To
the penitentiary, and he showed no dis
position to move out OF town. Chicago
Record Herald.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
His Position.

What do You tink OF desc men dat
is strikin' fur less workin' hours" asked
Meandering Mike.
81 can't understand EN- at all" an
swered Ploddirg Pete. III II was me
wouldn't coudescend TO merton any
ting bigger dan minutes Washing
ton Star.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
DoN'r NEoLEcr


the throat, an open avenue by whitb
any number oil diseases can fnd lhe +
way into the system II must Leic
nembered that the throat Is vei,
susceptible to attack, particularly 'nih.,
climate, and this TACT makes II doubl,
true that an ounce OF prevention ig
better than pound OF cure The
moment there's anything the matter,
with you throat, however slight Il 2
rouble, attend TO IL instantly. One al
tile best remedies for a sore threat is oui
niphtheria Remedy As this medicine
may be needed at any time II ehould
always be at hand Don't forget that
our prescription department is tie beat
in Lehi.
T.. Wadsworth, Mem St
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
MANUFACTURES AND MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION

MANAGERS Office.
Salt Lake City, Utah, April 10, 1906
HEWLETT Bros. ca,
City.
Gentlemen:--
have received from the State
Chemist, Herman Harms, copies Of the
result of his findings In the analyses Of
the following food products nlanufac-
tured 10y your firm:
"Three Crown Coffee
Three Crown Baking Powder
"Three Crown Extracts"
"Three Crown Spices
Golden Grain Cereal Coffee"
| am pleased To adviscyou Chat thes,
analyses have demonstrated that ia,
goods specified are strictly high grade.
absolutely pure, and meet with al ol
the requirements Of the Utah Pure Food
Law.
Upon this excellent showing, am
pleased 10 give you authority Ia use the
official label Of the Manufactures aud
Merchants Association Of Utah upon
the lines specified aud 10 recommend
these goods as being worthy Of the
consumers patronage.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) GORDON II. PLACE, Manager
MANUFACTURES AND MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION OF UTAH.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
Her Definition.

Teacher-Write a sentence contain
ing "the bitter end"
Polly treadlng from her slate)-A
big dog chased my kitty. and as she
went under the porch he bit her end"
Judge.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-05-10
Worm Destroyer.

Whites Cream Verlniiuge, not only
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slime, In which they build their nests I.
II bringa, aud quickly, healthy con
dition Of the body, wnere worms cannot
exist Zoe at 4. j. Wadsworth,
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Robinson--What kind OF business is
Brown engaged in?
Jones-Pneumatlc. i think.
Rohlnson-Pneumatic? Why. nsver
heard Of business like that
Jones-Well. whatever It is. he's run
ming 1t on wind-5mith's Weekly