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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
LOCAL Market IS
AGAIN NATURAL
Tlmidity OF Brokers Appears to be
Replaced With Former
Confidence.
WEEK ENDS FAIRLY STRONG.
DAILY Judge HcuChcs 500 Mark-ihe
Lowest Yct--utah Stocks lsemaih
IN Demand throughout

Tho lnrnl mining, stock exchange IS
,.,,.a,,,r,,,,- AN stocks appear
s"'i'oN ''N' NJ. .,ttstior
to be Tcgatnins Slowly Nv
IN the east Is improving ACCORDING ="
.ss ,..cor.s nnd while The western
p'oSN -, ,l,.,,t,,, no
markets were np' HslcV.eu
the slump in New YORK there Nas @
sympathctic tendency which n'ato
..,..,,,.t,,ut the coun-
i'Nn"E Vtra''S 40 o~e,,,t,on.
- e,'' ts 'si' rneryed the forenoon
and only session for today; the DIFF
,arance h.tw,en Yesterday mornings
iel"nUV ~ 1,,.s is
end this morning Sc IA aTts ,y,rh
marked ~ to'aI % g'G-y q cnaneed
selling valpe "l s+e,i ~, l., ,tc'st,.
hands 5eetefu'ty n .e ~ ,re. ,yith a
ing's totals are $500 S1'N I,asnItS IN
selling Val"e oI SSS,g.osii- beys becn
iact thaI N9Na ,.s ~ labor atlia-
held enck mo ~ uS ,,Y,t,',1 In nroc-
tipn IN dcIuilS,pN nv ea,9%s1.iJ atocks
'lca w az tt."tss a, dn,v,,-1nna the
additional dampener IN the shape Of
.ne ~ LILY as,, .,t,,e ,gtth t1tnls ahead
o.os ,I e,'is a.. ,,orrnannndinE week
r., go Tl,is ,vceles totals arc 259.-
, ess ss'a t,,ttn selling value Of
Ve5 ,rr1o -, ,,htic those FOR the CORES
ss 49, 49, ,venk lac, vsar we're 252,sl9
l, ,. ~ ,rttiSc vs1ue III sl3g,-
sna az ;i,hn activlfy Of high priced
800, t,a.' ,sant tntais al GOOD figures,
80. ..,t,s .5c, etlt,, &c running a roa-
a.. !. s .',,es. ,s,, into fa1y totals Without
.s-es',etlon hrolsers onticipate a strong
.,'aii ,,,e.n.,lne Msnday and pre-
III mo, ,t'a sIntrn In wall street and
,no, ssa,,.i ..etft. ninys' OF the local
80 rl.sts Will he 7bInes of history.
-''''
"uTAtlS' IN DEMAND
nc,on1e rea,ure ar trading is the
s,,st,' ~ tt,sh ssorlra This demand
e.. .,t.s,,a, sonds" Is a,,e ia The Cold.
.s',a .,",,a n,' Nnx,adu stocks and th,
,i'..,,a,S, ,e,,sttlon or 11tnb's mines.
49,, da.y has hsara e,,en,lra eing news
80, a." ,,sri,,,.e .a,,nns ana without
.,i,s-, ~. ''ands., Ir,ah's mining
~ al,,, he n, ,,,us,,aii,, cool shame with
- w. ss,a,,tt,,, ~ ,sn AZ ana heller rondi-
s; T., ,,,n1 49, ,,ors is going yhear.
s,'St, ros,,I.s not only sa,fsfactorv but
a., -, 80, tt,s,,,,nn,, ss,rrisSnp
~ '''"''S
4 DAILY JUDGE AT $3.50.
,..,.a ,,,,,.,, ,,,,,a ,,,cn ,be
W. az o,'9 "a, d, sa'.,.,,ir,S snS
wtae sn a;,t,lc13r,, tian
anaS Mas .Je N,y 49,, ,e"ir 10 tnrY..
W 100 "Nst ~ s,,sl, h,,ns ,,ro,,nb
u 30 -, ~ Iii t"nt-,Ii7iS,e nersIst.
',,,on -I-L., Observation-Disclosures pf n All
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
EMPIRE STATE SINKING.

W. "A. Tlbbals has received letter
from n A. Virtue NOW IN F'arYlew, In
which n Is asserted an properties un-
Der development ia that region are
showing NJ srlendidly Mr. Virtue has
lust ej the contract Tor the hrst Is
feet OF work on the shaft TO be sunk
upon the Empire State property, In
which Mr. TibbaIs and other Salt LAX
ers arc Interested A vein from witch
S31 80 oTc was taken at the surface
IS to he followed ana Mr. Virtue cN-
poets that "A big body OF paying ore
iell BE- struck at a deph of 60 feet. The
ore Us found IN a mangHnese quartziie,
the same formation Gonnd IN the Eagles
Nest and other neiEhborIng nrOpergtes
and typical OF the district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
WEST QUINCY MEETING.
G., d. Il. Turner Is Rc.elcctcd President
Is. II. IIcndrlck Goes OH Board.

The West Quincy Mining company
met yesterday evening q. ID. Il, Tur-
ner, president and general manager of
the corporation submitted n concise and
clear report for the year past: the
finance board submitted it's report and
officers and directors were elected 10
serve one year. q. d. Il. Turner OF
Salt Lake, PRESIDENT J. It. Rand New
York vice president and II. G. Cav,
Salt Lake, secretary and treasurer,
These with the following men will
constitute the board of directors. f. r,
Hendrick. Carbonate, Pa; w. II.
Dodge and w. c. Alexander. Salt Lake
and u. V. Van Norman, Los Angeles.
Mr.. Heudrick, the new director is one
of the heaviest individual stockholders
and his consentIng to go ON the board
10 labor with his associates IN manag-
ing the affairs of the West Quincy, met
with The hearty approval Of all
MI Turner in his report spent some
time and study TO Il description of the
sinking now on below the li0-foot lew
ell IL was at this depth that core
drifting plant was started TO work last
July Various difficulties made the work
slow and at the end of October but 1884
feet had been bored. superintendent
N. A. McClatn took charge pt the work
vt this juncture and has since run The
hole to a depth of $50 feet below the
ffV-lout level VI lsoSp Teet DVlON Nhe Sllf-
face. The bottom OF the hole is 800 feet
below the crosscut run from he Lit
tie Bells workings. The bore has
dropped through various formations OF
limestone and an intrusion of
highly mineralIzed porphyry. A gray
lime which has been found lying over
ore bodies in many mines III Park Is
now being bored. This lirns Is heavy
with iron and lead. leading the opera
tors 10 believe the contact is close.
AT depth Of 10 foet above the bottom
between gray and black lime stone,
sample went $50 per ton and second
sample s65 per ton. The ore went on
an average AL ounces silver 3 ounces
gold, S4-25 per cent lead and 1-25 cop
per.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. March IG.---Ntoney ON
call, nominal Time roams strong. 80
and 30 days, q u az per cent; SIX
months, Is per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6@G1 per
cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills. vt 1.S3 100
I.S3,2O for demand. and at i.7S.6O@
i.sS,6S for 60 day bliss posted rates,
1890 l,SOia and I,S4Ia 6pi.S5; com.
lnercial bills. AS 4 O. I.sS ".
Bar silver. B1ls
Mexican dollars. Sc.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. Strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
BosToN COPPER.

James A, Pollock 4 Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish HE following received
over their private wire this AFT ernooni
Adventure, Z asked; Allouez. 60 asked.
Atlantic, l7Alih Bingham, a2N2gis ID.
Coaln., alGs3l 9, IS A., 169GltOj Quln-
eS. l2sUi22ie; CRANKY. 40 asked. Rhode
Island sassy; shannon. lssUlO5k;
TamMaek, lsl@I22. Trinity, 2eA Qgsis /;
Utah Con-, CIV Gssi Victoria, 81. az
Winona. 9ismlQ Wolverine. 40 asked
Wyandot, llkNlsi, Mexican Con, lSfp
lSA Boston Con, lf0ssts; itoyale, g3ls
aN u. $. -. CONF bsA sl56ss: " =, s..
pfd. i4Maais Hancock Is bid Iielye.
ia, 8 bid Majestic, sMass. Nevada
uiah, sNHsAA NeWh7psN gogsIi Npls,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
MILL CONTRACT rs LET,

The Ohio Copper company has let the
contract for the erection of Its new mir
at Bingham TO the Minneapolis Steel e.
Machinery company. Work viii be
commenced within a very short time TO
have the mill in operation by the end
OF the year. The mill is to have a 1000
ton per day capacity. Every detail
win be considered carefully to make
the entire treatment wholly adapted 10
Bingham ores. II will be built at the
mouth OF the Mascot runnel on the Dali
ton & Lark property. The tunnel viii
be carried ahead into Ohio ground, thus
providing an outlet for ore from
Heinze'S property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
HopeENs is VICTORIOUS.

A dispatch from Newark n. T., says
Justice Ford has granted Thomas NJ
Hcdgens' application for an order to
have the United Copper com pany show
cause why a writ OF manclantus should
not be Issued to compel 1t to open its
books for inspection by an expert to be-
employed by the petitioner Hodgens
~ Montana man and saws he owns
1900 shares OF preferred stock OF the
concern. The cause for his anxiety to
examine the books as explained bv him
is thai the com pany Is paying $780, 900
although Its earnings. he advances
amount to but 81 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

slnE lsAdisT Raven. sA@yS; Aps y, <.
M bid g. Cananea, lTikalS;
G. n H., sso@s9o; Cent, sihass; con.
Mercur 80 bIds Cop, Range, Strstls;
DAILY West, 154 bid; Franklin, 2s6i2sls;
Greene Con. 26M26is Mass. eT6is;
Michigan, 15mi7ss; Mohawk SSH. bid;
New Con. iediTs n. b. e5@e6. old
DOM. bCAa5li oscsola las bid. Par
rot, 2AisM25i La SalIe, isglets. Az
Coml-' 2s% bid PsLaknla, lo919is
y, " L., 2W2Ss: Canancas 27IsSi Cam
Ely, lndi0h; Davis Daily lSS bad;
Dom. Copper. 5ss bid; Il. r., Ismi5m;
Fur Greek, lN bid. S. &c r.. 22ss@2sA-
Shawmut, S0neO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
..I1Me HICKEY DYING.

James Hickey FOR years sUperinten-
dent OF several big properties at Park
City graduate OF she old COnstock
days ana known all over the west as
capable miner, and all round prince"
of a fellow, is at the point OF death
In the st, Joseph sanitaritlm at San
Diego, California Thomas Hickey
wired Morris Dusseldorf that the sick
man cannot last much longer and his
death Is expected al any time. John,
q younger brother OF Virginia City,
New, Is at his dying brothers bed
side. Mr. Hickey has been suffering
from miners consumption for a long
time and is now rapidly yielding TO that
disease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago. March Cattle Re
ceipts. soc Market steady. Beeves,
s,25 q 6.I5 COWS and heifers, l-6Seu
S.25. stockers and feeders, ALSO $50,
calves, 675 G700.
receipts. $4,000. market
weak Mixed and butchers. eco %
G.S2A; good heavy. Elsa 6.s2 y !;
rough heavy 6.55 a SIS. light $50 %
G.$sss pigs, 500 $50,
sheep Receipts. 1900 market
strong sheep. 3.e0M6.l5: lambs-
4,TSWSoo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, March t0..-Csttle--Re-
ceipts, 1000, market steady. Native
steers, 450 Il ESQ., stocsers and feed
eIs. 3.Tbm5,2ss bulls, 500 fe i-20 I;
calves, 800 Va zoo, western fed steers,
i.0O ai.gO,
Hogs Receipts, 2.ooc; market I'M
changed.
shop Receipts none, market
nominally steady
OMAHA
omaha. March 1e,---Csttle--Re-
celpts, 1000. market unchanged.
Hogs Receipts. $500: market i to
10 cents lower Heavy. 647 ia snG.G5;
mixed CAT \ as.s0; light e.s5 d;6.5oi
pigs, 5.75 spb-4G
sSNcep-~-r aSscNlIDtS, DtVpVi ltlAIhNt
strong. Yearlings, 500 a $50; weth-
ers. 5.25a6.oO ewes t.T5 n STE :
lambs, G.bdnT,i5.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool. March 16.---Wheat.
March, es 4Ad; May, SIS "a d. Is , I'D
The weather in I'm gland today was
rainy,
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York, March t6 Sugar raw
weak, fair refining, &C. centrifugal es
test, 3iS molasses sugar IN.
Refined, steady; crushed, $50; pow
dered, $3.50; granulated, 4.1o.
Coffee steady No Rio, 7H@Ai
No. 3 Santos, SIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
COL. CON. POSTS DIVIDEND.

Directors OF the Columbus Consolidat-
ed met yesterday evening and declared
a second quarterly dividend; for 20
cents per share. cents higher than the
former one, The dividend before was
paid IN Is certs. The books are to close
March 2s and the sum. over $4,000. will
be payable April s, the books reopening
for transfer April s. The mine is In
excellent condition and Its owners are
confident similar dividends can be dis
tributed indefinitely,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
SEVEN rRouaHs WONDER

w. l.. McAlIster OF Goldfleld New,
is In this city booming the Seven
Troughs region. Mir McAlister Is es
pecially enthusiastic over the showings
made by the Seven Troughs Wonder,
"'rhe next big rush win be towards the
Seven Troughs region" he said this
morning, And the Seven Troughs
Wonder Wall be To blame as much AS
any mine" MIR. McAlister exhibits
white quartz spotted with free gold.
These, he explains were picked from
the surface ledge At Il depth OF So
feet lg-foot body Of ore yiells tl1s In
gold per ton on samples averaging the
entire width Of the ledge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
TONOPAII.
uTAHNs IN ELY.

II, q. Snyder OF Salt Lake, who has
Il number OF promising properties In
Robinson canyon. arrived here last
night 10 inspect his holdings. a. n.
Christensen, a well known attorney u
salt Lake, Is registered at the North
ern. He wall be IN the City several
days on lega aud mining business
MIS-. II. Egsleston ~ Ogden Is al the
Northern, n. Prewett Coleman OF Salt
Lake is at the Northern White Pine
News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. March 1.-THE statement
of clearing house banks for the weeN
shows the banks hold sS.03S1OO more
than the legsl reserve requirements.
This is an increase Of ssst,S75, as COM
pared With last week. The statement
fD1lpxyG-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

that In this way it will not Interfere
with the underground working In the
mine and the handling OF ore, the out
pu; at present being from so TO go car
loads weekly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
WOOL.

ST. LUIS.
ST, Louis, March l6.-Wool, steady.
Territory and western medium, 2I@asi
fine medium, 1sG22. fine, lial7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS,

James A. Pollock & Co. received the
following quotations In the San Fran
cisco market over their private wire this
afternoons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS' "a Il. So Temple Both
Phones DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
HALF MILLION IN
BIG DIVIDENDS
Eight Utah Mines Make Notable
Record for State in Dis
tributions.
EXACT FIGURE s692,2o7.eO.
Others Promise to Reward Sharehdld-
crs Before March Ends. Indicat-
ing Seven Figure Month.

When the Nevada boom began in
earnest Utah was forgotten in the eS-
citemcnt Of a moment but NOW that
the FIRST thrills have worn on so far ms
Nevada Is concerned the mining man
turns once more to Utah and finds that
She has beer grinding away in great
shape: not caring whit for the slight
Her mines "a few of heE mines rather
have distributed during the present
month so Far a sum tapping over the
half-million mark com fortably and the
month L. just half gone This record
demands favorable notice for no state
can point TO a better record OF dividend
paying for q period not far over Two
weeks More dividends are coming W
within the present month and 1t Will
close with figures vrowding the one
million mark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

n. r.. Snow & CO., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk Both Phones I9T5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS,
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without n set OF the standard
Church publications ON The center ia
BILE or in the library. Send for tlke new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store Salt Lake City.
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E NJ. WEST & CO.. stock brokers
ID. f. Walker Blk Tel, l65; res. a51o-1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
UNION Assay OFFICE

Cannon & Cannon. Mining stock. Brek
ers, Is II SO Tenn. fro. Tel, 2sl: Bell 2Isl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
REGULAR CALL,

REG uLDAR CALL.
DAILY Judge. 400 az e7S.
May Day 1000 nj "a 500 at 21is; 1000
at IS
Nevada Fairview. 500 al H.
Beck Tunnel. 400 al l75.
Colo Mining. 100 at s.2b. 100 at $50
Mountain Lake, 100 at 81 10 0at so,
South Columbus 400 AT 1-S21s: 800 at
80.
Seven Thoughts, 40 cat IS; 50 Oat "a,
OPEN BOARD,
DAILY Judge. t75 al 9.75; 100 at go.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 2.20
Century. 300 a; so.
Columbus Con, 1856 at 5,45 $50 at
$40.
Little Chief, $500 at is
Colorado Mining. 100 al 220.
Silver Shield. 900 az ". 1000 at i2is,
May Day, 600 at 27ia.
Ingot. 500 at q; 500 at 10.
Nevada Hills 800 at $50.
Nevada FairView. 900 at 20.
Uncle Sam 500 at As.
South Columbus Can, 100 at 1.275a; 100
at LES.
Swansea. ion at 40.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular Call -.D..-+ $500 $ 5,27s0O
Open board -.-s----.-. ,30.355 $3.50 u
Forenoon totals ....o6.s55 3s.sss12
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SALT LAKE SANK cLEARlNss

For the week ending March
III. 1907.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

M. s. Hannuer- j. v. SadIer.
l52 So West Temple 2, o, box Ia46
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A. S. CsNfPEEIL.
Stock Broker. 2is ID r, Walker Block
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Increase, sl,l51.4ss,5a, !
.t'.-':,':'.s's |s.-s's-..-'; ,-;,.s.1:.-..s;a..s
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-08

Gu Nov. IL and IL the ladies
of the Episcopal Guild of Ruston
will hold their annual Flower
Show. A magnificent collection
of Chrysanthemums will be among
its chief attractions. both home
grown and from abroad. ALI
lovers of flowers are cordially in
vited to participate. Admission,
adults % cents, children Is cents.
List of premiums to be awarded:
Best collection of Chrysanthe-
mum blooms, assorted, $500;
second best collection of Chrysan-
themum blooms, assorted, $500;
third best collection of Chrysan-
themum blooms, assorted, $500;
fourth best collection of Chrysan-
themum blooms, assorted, $l.00;
best single specimen of Chrysau-
themum bloom, $1.00; best assort-
ment of Pot Plants, not less than
10 varieties, $500; handsomest
bouquet of cut flowers, exclusive
Of Chrysanthemums. $1.00; finest
vase Of Roses, one variety. J
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-08
A Devoted Missionary.

Something over four years ago
Miss Florence Williams of Many,
Sabine parish, felt called to de-
vote her life to missionary work
in India. Despite the entreaties
of members of her family she
went to that land and began her
work. Mastering the native Ian
guage under great difficulties, she
taught the natives the faith of the
Christian religion. In a lecture
at the Methodist Protestant
church last Sunday afternoon,
she wildly protrayed the dangers,
difficulties AMI horrors she en-
countered in her work, and the
manners, customs and worship of
the benighted natives. She illus
trated their mode of living and
religious sUperstitions with speci-
mems of their black bread and
idols. interspersed with, at times,
terrible as well as touching incid-
ents connected With their modes
of living and their idolatrous
worship. Miss Williams is a
forcible. eloquent and persuasive
speaker, and commanded the very
closest attention of the crowded
audience who listened to her
thrilling talk. She closed her
interesting experiences by pro-
claiming she would leave at. once
for her field of missionary work.
She would bid farewell to parents,
brothers, sisters, home and native
land tn consecrate her life to
teaching the gospel to the be-
nighted people of India and never
expected to see America again.
A subscription was taken to and
her in the prosecution of her
work and amounted to over $500.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-08
A Significant Prayer.

"Mav the Lerd help you make
Bucklen's Arnica Salve known to
ALL" writes j G Jenkins of Chapel
Hill. N &. 1t quickly took the
pain out of a feloE for me
and cured it in wonderfully short
time" Best on earth for sores,
burns and wounds. 25 cents ut
all druggists.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-08

.A&~es - ~HsAsSsy s0hN VI wy SShsA
ment. Old landmarks and natural
utilities that the forces of nature
have been long years in erecting,
are ruthlessly destroyed to make
room for the march of progress.
There is brotherhood in vener-
able trees like unto the human
family. Thus in buildin g the
concrete pavements on the broad
throughfares of Main street last
week, the axe was laid to the
roots of a venerable cedar that
INSTRUCTED the work. Its ever
living emerald verdure was trailed
in the dust aud the growth of
long years was checked forever.
Across the street from The
Sentinel Office, stands an old
fashioned log structure, one of
the former landmarks of more
primitive days, just such as one
found in the backwoods In the
earlier settlement of forest lands.
Its construction was possibly the
pride of one of the pioneer set
tiers of Winfield. 1t stands
intact in its original simplicity
yet solid and substantial with its
clay-chinked crevices and Its dirt
chimney, vertitable ancient link
between the long ago and the pre-
sent era of modern ideas and
modern snowy residences. 1t is
10 strange contrast, in its native
brown and weather-stained SIM
plicity, with the pretentIous pub
lie edIfices and elegant homes In
its immediate neighborhood.
Well, undoubtedly some former
inmate of that log log cabin plant
ell that cedar tree with tender,
loving hands and silent prayer
for its protection and growth, an
ornament for the homestead and
a landmark in after years, of fond
memories and happy days con-
nected with the sacred precincts
of "Home."
A lady in passing at the time
of the destruction of this land
mark, paused moment and ex-
claime1: '.Oh, why could they not
have left that tree standing aud
have built the sidewalk around
it?" There was no guardian
angel nelrby to plead, in the
beautiful language of George p
Morris:
Touch not q single bought
In youth 1t sheltered me,
And IN protect 1t now"
In town and city there is MOTH
ing more grateful to the human
eye, nothing more conducive to
personal comfort on the dusty
street during summer months
than the grateful shade of the
brotherhood of venerable trees.
Certain they add UNNECESSARILY
to the beauty of the home and
give q poetic Ioveliness to their
attractiveness just hid in trees.
Under alternate sunshine and
shadow the loved homestead puts
on a new garb of beauty beneath
the waving branches of the forest
Plant trees and revel beneath
the grateful shadows of their
growth on the thoroughfares and
about the home.
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The kidneys are small but inn
portant organs. They need help
occasionally. Prickly Ash Bitters
IS . successful kidney tonic and
system regulator. Smith-Gris-
ham Drug Co., Special Agents.
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Ruston Flower Show.
Gu Nov. IL and IL the ladies
Of the Episcopal Guild of Ruston
will hold their annual Flower
Show, A magnificent collection
Of Chrysanthemums will be among
is chief attractions. both home
grown and from abroad. All
lovers of flowers are cordially in |
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-08

The kidneys are small but inn
portant organs. They need help
occasionally. Prickly Ash Bitters
IS . successful kidney tonic and
system regulator. Smith-Gris-
ham Drug Co., Special Agents.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-08
Cole Brothers Circus.

The great Circus of Cole Bros. i,
has come and gone. Last Tues
day Winfield was filled with peo-
pie from the country to witness
the advent of the heralded circus.
The parade was snowy and at
tractive with its several brass
bands and long line of vans and
animal cages.
The performances, afternoon
and night, were witnessed by a
crowded tent. The exhibitions
are of the circus type, but of a
high order of merit. 1t is a clean
aggregation of its kind and highly
entertaining throughout. With
its many excellent attractions it IS
almost impossible to particularize.
Bareback riding, .contortionists,
athletic performances varied and
startling, yet the bicycle riding
was one of the finest illustrations
of perfect contro; of that vehicle
of travel that could be shown.
The pyramid of five performers
on single wheel was unique and
highly attractive.
OF the thousands who attended
the performances here every one
seemed perfectly satisfied with
what they witnessed. The Cole
Brothers have reason to be proud
of their show and it is undoubt-
eddy one of the best on the road.