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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18
-nI presenl No. Rob.Y IN the opera

win present Mr.. Bob" in the opera
house
The Lchi home dramatic will present
Captain Racket" under the manage
meut Of MI. NJ. w. Ingalls,, in the near
future
Annual NJ J. \. conference of the
Alpine stake viii be held IN the new
tabernacle In Lehi next Sunday, Feb.
"a
Work on the pumps AT the head OF
Jordan is being pushed. Two cars Of
lumber and other repair material have
arrived
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SMALLPOX CASES.

quarantined by the board Of health.
The school was closed for ten days,
while the schoolhouse was fumigat ted
and disinfected. The school is now
open and attended by tho greater part
of the scholars who have not been eX-
posed 10 the disease.
The body of James Peterson son Of
Hans and Isabel Peterson was brought
home from Ely, Nevada, where he
died on the 9Th Of pneumonia, leaving
a wife here IN Fillmore The funeral
win be held on the 10th.
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BEAVER CITY.
STAKE S. S. CONFERENCE,


Special Correspondence,
Beayer city Beaver CO.. Feb. H. A
very interesting and succcsslul SUNDAY
school atako conference was h"ld ~
Minersvillr on SUNDAY the l2th Inst ri
dor George M Cannon of the general sun
day school Union was present aud gave
forclhle and timely instructons on "a,
urduy evening the people ~ MluelaNlN'
rendered n social lud banquet 10 me w
itors from the diner"nt wards ul ne
stake. which was highly enjoyed ana Was
a ntting prelude to the conference "Nel-
clses Of the following day
All the sunday schools IN me Nlikt M'IN
represented except one. some truNtlluF
IA distance u 80 miles 10 attend the COM
ference,
FUNERAL or JAMES - HOoPEs'
on Tuesduy, mo l2th lpst. funeral ter-
Vices were hCld over iho Icmnl nf James
Burton Ho0pes the l9-ymrnld SON M
Jamas T.. ana Martha Ivory Hnop.H me
young man was born iu THIS Clty, june ~,
1851. and was n promising boy. All VINO
had tho pleasure OF knowing hinl spoke
I'm the very highest terms OF his goodness
~ lie No died on sunday Fen. ~. 1871
Of an affection OF the heart.
Tho weather IA this part of inc country
is almost Ike summer. prartlcHll} no
frost, and days warm ana sunny. FARM
ere are preparing for spring work
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LEFFELL CROFT DEAD.

Leffell Croft OF oasis was found dead
Yesterday morning in an clubhouse in
Fillmore II appears that he had died
in a fit, as he was subject 10 apoplexy.
The deceased was q years of age, OF
sober ana industrious habits aud a son
of one OF the pioneers OF Willard coun-
ty. He is To be buried here tOmor-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-18

son went over to Heber Wednesday,
and concluded they would take each
other FOR better or worse.
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All printing specially attended TO at
the Deseret News Once. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders
speciality
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theaters and dancing An adjourned
meeting of citizens is called for next
Monday at p. M. to further consider
The Proposition.
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PRCVO DEPARTMENT

month SSyy by carrier every night
"~AA Residence S2 Fourth Nm en o ~'ui'"
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PARK CITY.
WEDDING BELLS.
High school J5all-austrian Is Fined
For Assault.


Special Correspondence.
Park CITY, Summit CO.. Feb To-
The park city High school pupils gave
a grand bah In Maple hall on the i4th
The warm weather which we have
had now for a few days Is melting
the snow very fast, and II II Keeps up
the sledgcs win have 10 be abandoned
aud wagons used for hauling ore.
Frank Albrn an Austrian working
az the PARK CITY sampler, Wednesday
got after fellow omploye named
Jake sorensen. ana threatening him,
was arrested and brought before JUS
tlce OF the Pence -. NJ. Sperry who
fined him 81 and costs
Twenty-Five men were laid of We'd
nesday at The uintah Tresure mn
mine.
WEDDING BELLS.
MIR Il. s Redell of this city and
Miss Edith A. Wright, popular young
lady OF coalYilie. were married an
Sail Lake yesterday. Both are We'll
known in this city
Mn. o. Burns and Miss Libby Glib
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Manager, E. A. BarkiD.
t66 2Sth st. T~lephone ls-k.
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Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and semi-Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake Office
Calculator, John ]. McGregVr.
a2+S Wash. Ave. Ind, Tel. Isl
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for tho Daily. SATURDAY
and Semi Weekly Naws should be
made to tho circulator, Delivery
made by carrier On the same terms
as in san LAfa
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REDUCTION IN INSURANCE
RATES,

This week the Grand Opera House
has many good things In store for the
public. Tonight the Olga Nethersole
company will present "Sapho;' tomor
row night, The Second Mrs. Tan
queray;" Thursday Mght. Creston
Clarke comes in The Ragged Mes
senger." The Elks' Ministries will hold
the boards Friday and Saturday even
ings.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

The new Woodmen building is
about completed and the Camp
hopes to be able to meet therein
on April l. The first floor of the
building has been leased to Mr..
E. E. Spencer, of Stamps. Ark,
who will conduct mercantile
business therein.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

Mr.. j. M. Ferguson, leading
business man of Atlanta, was
among the business visitors to the
city last Monday.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

pleasure trip, which will be given
by our hosts-the people of Lake
Charles.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15
THE FOURTH
ANNUAL MEETING
Louisiana State Horticultural
Society in Lake Charles
April 3-5.

The Louisiana State Horticul-
tural Society will hold its Fourth
Annual session at Lake Charles,
beginning April 8. The follow
ing programme has been announ-
ced:
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

The Louisiana State Horticul-
tural Society will hold its Fourth
Annual session at Lake Charles,
beginning April 8. The follow
ing programme has been announ-
ced:
APRIL 3, MORNING SESSION
Invocation-Rev. j. Y. Allison,
Pastor First Presbyterian
Church, Lake Charles, La.
Address of Welcome-Mr. Leon
Locke, Secretary Lake Charles
Board of Trade, Lake Charles,
La.
Responsible. F. Fl. Burnette,
Secretary Louisiana State Hor-
ticultural Society, Baton Rouge,
La.
Presidents Annual Address
Mr.. c. w. Eichling, President
Louisiana State horticultural
Society, New Orleans, La.
Report of Secretary-Treasurer-
Mr.. F. H. Burnette, Baton
Rouge, La.
Appointment of Committees.
+ AFTERNOON SESSION
The Gardener-Rev. w. III. Cain,
Leesville, La.
The Nursery-Mr. G. D. Otis,
Lake Charles, La.
What to do with our Cutover
Pine Lands-Prof. D. N. Bar
row, Field Agent, United States
Department of Agriculture.
Bee Keeping for the Farmer and
Fruit Grower-Prof. Wllmon
Newell, Secretary and ;Ento-
mologist State Crop Pest Com
mission, Baton Rouge, La.
EVENING SESSION
Report on Nursery Inspection
and Conditions in Louisiana
for the Season of 1906-1907-
Mr.. Arthur III. Rosenfeld, As
sistant Entomologist State
Crop Pest Commission, Baton
Rouge, La.
APRIL 4, MORNING SESSION
Pecan CuIture-Mr. j. f. Jones,
Jeanerette, La, Mr.. B. M.
Young, Morgan City. La.
Truck Growing-Mr. T. S. Gran
berry. Bon Ami. La, Mr.. N.
w. Grantham, Ruston, La.
Orange Culture in Southwest
Louisiana-Dr. A. J. Perkins,
Lake Charles, La.
Orange Culture in the Delta
r. S. Moore, Naomie. La.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Horticulture in the Gulf States
DR.. S. A. Knapp, United States
Department of Agriculture.
The afternoon session will
adjourn IN time to take q launch
ride upon the beautiful Calcasieu
River. All members of the So
clety will be welcomed upon this
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15
NUMBER e.

pleasure trip, which will be given
by our hosts-the people of Lake
Charles.
EVENING SESSION
Stereopticon Illustrated Lecture.
'sPlowing"-Prof. w. r. Dodson,
Director Louisiana State Ex-
pertinent Stations, Baton
Rouge, La.
Illustrated Talk upon Hortlcul-
tural Topics-Prof. +. III. Bur-
nette, Horticulturist, L. S. u.
and A. and M. College and
Experiment Station, Baton
Rouge, La.
APRIL 5, MORNING SESSION
New Things in Horticulture-T.
Jay Lacy, Eureka Nurseries,
Lafayette, La.
Fertillzers-Prof. r. E. Blouin,
Assistant Director, Sugar Ex-
pertinent Station, Audubon
Park, New Orleans, La.
School Gardens-Dr. j. K.
Jewell, Southwestern Indus
trial Institute, Lafayette. La.
Florist Affairs-Mr. j. A. New
sham, Nurseryman and Florist,
Nashville Avenue and Pitt St.,
New Orleans, La.
Horticulture and the Railroads
Mr.. W. D. Lanler, Horticultu-
raj Agent, K. c. s. Railroad,
Texarkana, Texas.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Canning Fruits-Mr. E. J. Wat
son, Horticulturist, North LOU
isiana Experiment Station,
Calhoun, La.
The following subjects will be
discussed during the meeting:
Hot House Construction.
Birds of Louisiana.
Rose Growing.
Horticulture in Journalism.
Ornamentlng the Home.
Reports of Committees.
Election of Officers.
All Louisiana railroads have
promised one and one-third round
trip rates, upon the certificate
plan. Do not forget to ask for
and obtain your certificate show
ing full fare paid to Lake Charles
Reduced rates cannot be obtained
for return trip unless fifty certifi-
Gates are held by those In atten-
dance.
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The new Woodmen building is
about completed and the Camp
hopes to be able to meet therein
on April 1. The first floor of the
building has been leased to Mr..
E. E. Spencer. of Stamps, Ark,
who will conduct mercantile
business therein.
= ~
The two-story brick lodging
house, which Mr.. L. d. Jones is
erecting at the corner of Bevill
and Court streets, is assuming
imposing proportions and at the
present rate of progress it will be
ready for. occupancy at an early
date.
Jardiniers at the Racket store.
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sIooz

secretary, EGnei hisef, Srcaouioi
Florence Peters.
The program for next Sunday :
meeting Is as follows:
/. Roll call. and response by
Scripture quotations.
2. Scripture reading, The First
Psalm, by Hardy Bozeman.
8. Solo, BY Blanche Jones.
4. Select reading, Ida Wallace.
5. Recitation, Ruth Harper.
6. Search Questions answered.
z. Song.
Is. Business meeting.
All members are urged to be
present at the next meeting.
Mr.. M. T. Clark, general agent
for the Brundage and Fisher
Amusement Co., was in the city
Thursday making inquiry as to
the possibility of interesting the
Progressive League in street
fair i'm the near future. The conn.,
pany Mr.. Clark represents is the
same one which exhibited here
last December and gave universal
satisfaction, as everything was
strictly clean, moral and respect
able.
Rev. Nj. Van Eyck of Alexan-
dria held Catholic services at the
court house here last Sunday, he
having charge of the church at
this place which was organized by
Father MeDard. The regular APP
polntment for this place Is the
second Sunday in each month.
Where can you invest money
more profitably than by buying
bottle Of Prickly Ash Bitters-
you get four for one. A kidney
medicine, a liver tonIc. stomach
strengthener aud bowel cleanser.
Four medicines for. one dollar.
Smith & Grisham Drug Company
special agents.
Don't forget the continued SER
vices at the Nj. E. Church begin
ming Sunday. Rev. Wooton is
expected to arrive Monday. The
Epworth League has teen holding
cottage prayer meetings this week
preparatory to the meeting.
Nervous weakness or palpitation
of the heart indicates disorder in
the stomach and indigestion.
Prickly Ash Bitters is wonder
full remedy in such cases. It
cleanses, strengthens and regulates
the stomach, liver and bowels, re-
moves the cause of the heart
symptoms and builds up a strong
and vigorous body. Smith 8
Grisham Drug Co. special agents
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15
WINNFIELD'S THIRD
PLANNING MILL
Machinery Has Been Purchased
for the New Plant and Is
Expected Daily.

The new planlng mill for Winn-
field, which was mentioned ex-
sively IN this paper two weeks
&qo now an assured fact. The
machinery has been purchased
and the promoters of the enter
prise have leased the Guess pro-
perty on the Louisiana & Arkan-
sas Railroad east of the plant of
the Dalton-Clark Stave Company.
4 suitable bulldog IS already on
the property and all the new
company has to do is to install
the machinery, which will be done
as SION as 1T arrives from the
factory. which is expected every
day now.
The new plant will turn out all
kinds OF finished timber, mould
ing, lathing, and such products
Us ere turned out by first class
plant of this character. This
will be the third planing mill for
WINFIELD and there Is assurance
Of splendid business for all of
them.
Messrs. G.. M. Seldom and w.
A. Wright are the prime movers
in the new enterprise.
A Good One.
A good joke is told on one of
EQur prominent citizens to the
eifect that last Saturday night he
went to the Rock Island depot to
meet his wife and little girl, who
were expected to come on
the train. The train came. he
watched for his wife and child
but failed to see them when they
boarded 9 bus, although he was
In I few feet of them. He pro-
ceeded on up town to ''see the
boys" and his surprise can easily
be imagined when his wife
reached home and phoned up
town to knew If anyone had seen
her husband. She had been gone
only three days.
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Jnaior Union Meeting.
AT last Sunday evenings meet
ing Of the Baptist Junior Union,
officers for the next quarter were
slected as follows:
President, Herbert Robinson;
vice-president, Rosie Colvin;
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15
WILL REMAIN
IN WINFIELD
Popular Firm of O'Quin & Glib
SON Will Not Move to
Alexandria.

rumored that the we'll known and
popular dry goods firm of O'Quin
& Gibson would leave Winfield
and 60 10 Alexandria. A Sentinel
representative interviewed Mr..
r. r. Gibson, of the firm, and he
said there is nothing in the rumor.
He said his firm has enjoyed q
splendid trade in Winfield and
has made all the necessary ar
rangements to remain here. Their
trade has been very liberal and
there is no need for them to go
anywhere for a better business.
Mr.. Gibson stated that his firm
has considered a proposition to
establish a branch business at
Alexandra, but in the event that
such is done the Winfield busi-
ness will not be interrupted in
the least. The firm is under
obligations to the people of this
town and ricinity for the splendid
trade it has enjoyed in the past
and proposes to remain right
here among its friends and GUS
toners.
Theinfant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Enos died very sud-
denly Tuesday morning aud was
buried at 9 a. M, Wednesday,
funeral services being conducted
by Rev. R. A. Holloway, assisted
by Rev. j. p. Durham.
Special attention is called to
the al of the Rouss Racket Store
in this issue. Mr.. Z. FL. ColvlD,
the proprietor. is an up-to-date
business man and is anxious that
the citizens should inspect his
stock, examine his prices and be
convinced.
Messrs. O'Quin & Gibson are
out in advertisement this week
showing their spring clothing.
This firm leads in styles and
prices. GO and see them.
Mrs. Barns calls especial atten-
ton to her opening on the 23rd,
Easter display, which she is anxl-
GUS for all the ladies to see. See
her advertisement.
= =
Rev. j. A. Howard, representing
the Western Recorder, Baptist
periodical published at Louisville,
KY, has been in Winfield this
week in the interest Of that paper.
PrickIy Ash Bitters cures dis
ease Of the kidneys. cleanses and
strengthens the liver. stomach
and bowels. Smith & Grisham
Drug Co., Special Agents.
This issue Of The Sentinel is q
day late In getting into the mails
owing to the fact that some re-
pairs had to be made to the big
press before running after 1t was
moved.
Messrs. H. I. Pye and j. S.
Hunt spent last night in Alexan-
dris to take the knights Templar
degree in the Masonic Lo1ge.
=
Mr.. B. L. Anderson returned
yesterday morning from New Or
leans where be attended the Grand
Lodge Knights Of Honor.
# you want 70 dress better and
pay less, bny your dry goods, mo-
tions, clothing, ETC. Of OQuin
q Gibson.
Long gloves, black and white,
end plenty d tbe1l y 0'Quin =
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15
NEGROES LYNCHED
At MONROE
Two MurdePePs Taken From
Jail and Hung This
Morning.
special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel
Monroe, La, March Is, 3 a. m.
Flint Williams and Henry
Gardner, two young negroes about
% years old, were taken from the
city Jail this morning about one
O'Clock and hung in the court
house square by party of about
fifty men.
Both negroes confessed to hav-
ing, with third negro, shot and
robbed the two Italians on Mon.
day night.
Gardner also confessed to hav-
ing entered the room of Miss
Jessie Bumpus about 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The whole affair was quietly
planned after the capture and
confession of the negroes during
the day, and was carried out
without a hitch. The keys to the
Jail were taken from a police
officer at the point of a pistol.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15
Sardis Honor Roll.

Special to The Sentinel.
Whitford, La, March Al
send herewith the honor roll of
Sardis school. The pupils in
Room No. / made an average
of 80 and above.
Room No. l. Olive Shelton,
Ray Eagles, Lena Coleman,
Clayton Eagles, George Barton,
Lessle Durham. Tlllet Porter,
Nathan Durham.
Room No. miss Edna Shell
ton, teacher. John Webpfer,
William Durham. Monroe Green,
Riley Shelton, Irene Barton, Leila
Mcbride, Lena Porter. Ethylene
Shelton.
j. W. SHoFNER
prinainal
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

Jardiniers at the Racket store.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

The two-story brick lodging
house, which Mr.. L. D. Jones is
erecting at the corner of Bevill
and Court streets, is assuming
imposing proportions and at the
present rate of progress it will be
ready for. occupancy at an early
date.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

Theinfant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Enos died very sud-
denly Tuesday morning and was
buried at 9 q. M, Wednesday,
funeral services being conducted
by Rev. R. A. Holloway, assisted
BY Rev. j. p. Durham.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

=
Mr.. w. M. Milan on Monday
purchased the building and lot at
the corner of Main and Front
streets, now occupied by the
Eagle Restaurant. He will likely
go into business there at an early
date.
Mr.. B. L. Anderson left Sun
day evening for New Orleans,
where he went to attend meet
ing of the Louisiana Grand Lodge
of the Knights of Honor.
Mr.. w. B. Martin, of Winn-
field. who has been here on visit
to his parents, has been quite
sick and is not sufficiently recov
cred to return to his duties
Minden Democrat.
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The family of Mr.. j. A. Ma
shaw arrived In WINFIELD Mon
day night from Monroe, and are
now occupying che cottage recent
Iy vacated by Mr.. w. O. Allen.
Mr.. Mashaw is an attachc of The
Sentinel.
Mr.. j. T. O'Quin. of Natchi-
toches, spent Monday in Winn-
field looking after his mercantile
interests. He returned by way
of Alexandria.
Mr.. j. M. Ferguson, q leading
business man of Atlanta, was
among the business visitors to the
city last Monday.
=
Mr.: L. G. O'NeaI, Of Mont
eomery, attended to business
matters here the first of this week.
Mr.. r. r. Gibson spent Mon
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-15

II you want 70 dress better an
pay less, bny your dry goods, no
|tions. clothing, ETC. Of O'Qui'
q Gibson.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-03-14
Correspondence.
West Union

M. Pitzel of New Munich, was a
business visitor in West Union last
week.
Jos. Schlicht has opened up a
butcher shop in the Standish building,
and has a large supply of meat on
hand. Give him a trial.
J. B Schmitz of Birch Lake, was a
caller in our burg on Friday.
Servatius & Bentfield are selling the
International cream separator. See
them before you buy.
Aug. Bettin will leave for Canada
next week.
Alexander Brewing Co. has opened
up a saloon in the Ritter building on
Main street.
E. Middlestedt of North Ashley, was
seen on our streets one day last week.
]. Bentfield made a trip to New
Munich last week.
VIM. Stevens of Osakis, was a
caller in our burg on Friday last.
The wedding bells will soon be
ringing.
Sunshine,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-03-14
JOKE ONTHE PROFESSOR.
Student Puts Problem to Him in
Science of Memories.

Science of Memories.
The scholarly William z. Byerly
professor of mathematics at Harvard
was once asked by a student how to
develop retentivC memory. The pro-
fessor answered that ordinary mental
exercise was sufficient to secure a
good memory, whereat the student
asked if he might test the mental ca
pacity Of his Instructor. Prof. Byerly
agreed and the student asked him to
listen 20 and remember several varied
items fer a test He began:
Zone quart of whisky
UNI" said the professor.
six pounds of sugar, pint of sour
milk. three onions. half a gallon CT mo-
leases and two raw eggs
''jm." said the professor.
Two green apples, twenty-six pea
nuts, one and a half cucumbers and
four ,nince pies
UNI" said the professor
"A package OF starch, slxty-seven
c. kas of yeast and the skins of seven
bananas. Got that DOWN."
Yes" answered DR.. Byerly.
How does it taste?' asked the stu