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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

nton-L'as Saint
Jean-B aptiste d'Edmonton Went
de former I'm comite dams lie but
de tenir un grand Congres-Na-
tional de tous les Canadiens-fran-
de I'Alberta ct des e%nvirons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18
Nine Louis Maynard, de Winchendon, Mass, Sc gu&rt
dune maladie compliquee.
La dyspepsia nerveuse, qui fdt aujourdhui des mlliers de vcthnes,
z ne reSEte pas aux
PILULES ROUGES
Mile Albertne Iarpn, de st!Hyacinthe, Que, acquert des forces en-
empoyapt aussi les Plules Rouges.
Winehendon, Mass, 26 mars 1910.


Messieurs les SPECIALISTS,
Pendant dix ans j'ai ~souffert d'anemie, de dyspep-
sic nerveuse ct de ~nervosite g(ntrale avec hemor-
roides, irregularities, douleurs ~internes, incontinence
d'urine, etc. Petals d6couragee ct j'ai vainement
recouru a cinq differents medecins pour me guerir.
C'est sur ces entrefaites que j'ai commenced prendre
des Pilules Rouges ct a vous consulter; ct voici
qu'apres avoir soigneusement suivi vos conseils
@claires ct metre conformee a votre regime, je suis
heureuse de vous announcer que je suis gu6rie ct que
je n'eprouve plus rien des tortures ct des ~angoisses
qui mont fat craindre de MOURN ct qui m'avaient
martyrisee 81 l%ongtemps. Je vous prize done de
compter sur ma reconnaissance, ct je vous autorise
a vous servir de mon nom pour encourager les
femmes malades qui endurent ce que j'ai endure, en-
leur indignant comment faire pour revenir la sante.
Madame LOUIS MAYNARD,
Winchendon, Mass.
Interrogez tous les savants ct tous les physio-
1ogistes de lunivers, lis vous diront a Puma
nimite que lie cerveau est lie siege ct lie centre du
systeme nerveux tout enter, ct que lie cerveau ct
tout lie systeme nerveux Sc nourrissent a meme lie
sang proprement dit.
Se qu1 VeuC dire que Ia QySpepS1e neIVeuSe, aVeC
son cortege complique de douleurs secondaires ct de
rami6cations innombrables, a pour cause habituelle
Iappauvrissement du sang.
Du moment que lie sang nest plus normal, il ne
fournit plus, en- efet, u'une nourriture INSULT
sante ct malsaine all cerveau ct aux tissus ner-
veux, ct parce que lie occur ct 1estomac sont It's
ses de muscles ct de nerfs, il s'ensuit que Get ap-
pauvrissement du sang portera de preference sur
lie occur ct sur lestomac pour les encrasser, les
p%aralyser ct les delabrer.
ct de &c moment, lie malade pourra s'attendre a
toutes les complications maladives ct douloureuses
que nous avons enumerees. Consultez maintenant
toute la literature, toute la correspondence ,et
tous les temoignages que la Compagnie C%himique
Franco-Am@ricaine a publi@s depuis qu'elle a de-
CONVERT les merveilleuses proprietes DIES medical
ments qui entrent dams la composition des Pi1ules
Rouges, ct vous constaterez que les Pilu]es Rouges
ont excitement la ~propriete d'enricIlir, de toni6er
ct de regenerer le sang.
Des lors, il ne vous restera plus qua c%onc1ure que
les Pilules Rouges sont faites pour triornpl1er de la
dyspepsia nerveuse.
Et parce que cette dyspepsia nerveuse s'accompa-
gne habituellement des complications les plus diver
ses ct les plus douloureuses, vous admettrez du
meme coup que 81 les Pilules Rouges %triomphent de
la dyspepsia nerveuse, il sufhra de Sc METRE sous
Influence de &c remede pour Sc debarrasser en-
bloc de tous ces malaises, de cs migraines, de ces|
lie SlR0P dos ENFANTS du Dr. coDEI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

ON DEMANDE une dame GU
demoiselle canadienne pour alder
dams un magasin ct au menage.
S'adresser au No 357 rue Monroe
n. E.
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The Model Clothing House
NicoIlet ct Troisieme Rue

ton DIES int6rets fnanciers. II ne
pense pas que ce fait ait une in
huence quelconque sur Iautorit6
politique de lancien president.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

N6anmoins lie gouvernement
adopte dos measures pour 6viter
une repetition du d6sastre de Phi
yer dcrnier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

L'EcHo DE L'OuEsT est lie journal
par excellence des families de langue
franchise du Nord-ouest.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

L'EcHo DE L'OuEsT nest pas respon
able des idess ct opinions emises par
es correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

maux de reins, de ces palpitations ct de cette. iris
Jesse chronique qui font cortege habituel a Ia dyse
pepsie proprement dite.
bon r6sultat pour 1'anemie don't j'avais %toujours
tant soufert depuis mon jeune age. Je ne pouvais
jamais finir une aimee d'etude. On me ~relevait
solvent sans connaissance. Petals 81 nerveuse que
je ne pouvais dormir; je n'avais pas d'appetit ct je
%souffrais CONSIGNMENT du NAL de tete ct dune fati-
que dams lie dos ct dams l'estomac. On m'avait
tellement PERSUADE que les Pilules Rougesm mi rame-
neraient a la sante que je me mis- en- faire usage.
Aussit6t j'eus un bon appetit, j'engraissai vite, mon
TENT devint meilleur ct douze bottles de ces mer-
veilleuses Pilules Rouges sufirent pour me bonner
une bonnie sante."
Mile ALBERTINE HARPIN,
II rue Concorde, Saint Hyacinthe, Que.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les Mede-
Gins de la Compagnie C%himique Franco-Americaine,
tous les jours, excepte lie dimanche, de 9 heures du
matin a 6heures dusoir, au No. 274 rue Saint Denis,
Montreal. Aussi consultations par lettre pour les
qui ne peuvent venir voir nos medecins.
Les Pilules Rouges sont en- vente chez tous les
marcfands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi,
par la MALE, au Canada ct aux Etats-Unis, Sur re-
ception du prix, SOC une boite, $3.50 Six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees:
CoMPAGNlE CnIMIQUE FRANCO AMERlCAINE
274. rue %SaintLDenis. Montreal.
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Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
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Habillements pour Hommes

Notre immense stock consis en- un as
sentiment vari6 d'Habillement pour Hommes
ct Garcons.
Les Vetements Security" sont ce quill
y de plus recent en- fait de modes ct nuan-
ces. ct les prix sont tres raisonnables.
M. Louis Des Rosters Sc fera %toujours
un plaisir de vous %assister dams lie choix De
de tout ce que vous aurez besoin en- fait de-
vetements, en- Habillements Complies, Pan
talons, Chapeaux, Cravates, Coils, Poignets,
Chemises, Chaussettes, etc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

!e s!RoP dos ENFANTs du Or coDERRE euert Ia eonque, Ia darrhee, les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Les manuscrits non ie::5; ne
sont pas retourn6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-11-18

Toutes lettres, correspondence,
ETC., doivent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
FOREST SERVICE MEN
HOLD A CONVENTION

Ephraim, May 25.-Thc convention
| Of the forest service was held In this
city Yesterday afternoon at the opera
house and large delegation from
the various towns I'm the county. as
well as from Emery and the south
ern part of the state. were present.
Forester II, S. Graves said the ma
tlonal forest industry was the fore
most aim OF forest principles Tim
Der must be taken care Of. must be
planted and protected. He said one
OF the foremost aims OF the forest
service is 10 protect tho forest in the
interests Of the people and not indi-
yiduals
Attorney Lewis Larsen, represent
Ing the Sanpete Stock association,
said. In short. that no one must use
public lands to the exclusion OF others
of equal privileges. The head OF the
forestry service must govern accord
Ing to the wishes OF the people in com
mon The public lands belong TO tho
people absolutely All have privileges
according to American citizenship, and
therefore all have squal rights.
Discussion followed by, different rep
resentatiyes. An expression was then
got from representative from each
town on the best probable service:
Lewis OrenseD, Emery; j. Jensen.
Centerville; w. H. Grible, Gunnison
John Peacock, Sterling: Hyrum OIL
sen, Mayfield; Otto Ottison, Manu. ].
P. Christensen. Ephraim; s. Alfred.
Spring City; Mr., Christensen. Chest
er; ] Faux. Moroni; T. ID. Reese,
Wales; James Monson. Mount Pleas
ant; James Rigby, Farivlew.
The conclusion finally arrived az
was 10 the effect that the chief of
forest service would take the matter
up with the local authorities here and
make the service the best for the
greatest number
Chief Forester Graves made a rouS-
ing speech, after which f. a. SheU-
man, district forester of No. and ].
b Adams. one OF the chief executives
of the forest service al Washington,
d. c., spoke.
a banquet was rendered the visit
ors at the Union hotel later. Covers
were laid for Mayor J. P Hansen
Il, s. Graves, J. B. Adams. a. w. Jen-
sen, Ernest Winkler, Mr.. BrockbanS
of Huntington, c. l.. Smith, D. w
Williams, b. s Mattison. Mr. Cox, j.
n. Chrlstianson. Ray Dorius, Mr..
Broadbent. ]. F. Anderson, Orrin
Snow and Mr.. Humphrey.
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keeping qualities" said Mr. Loudon.
u consider ketchup so made TO have
decidedly more character and finer
flavor than the Kind TINT contains
benzoate ~ soda"
The particular strength OF MI Lou
don's testimony lies in the fact that,
while up TO a few years ago he strong.
ly advocated the use OF bcnzoate of
soda as a food preservadve, he is now
as strenuously opposed to II and does
not use Il In any Of his company's
products. His opinion IN this oonnec-
ton as given on the witness stand
is regarded by the defense as most
important corroboration OF their con-
ientIon that aside from any question
OF tho harmfulness OF benzoate OF
soda considered as chemical ingred-
lent food 1t should be prohibited for
the ethical reason alone that the best
manufacturers OF food products have
found Il entirely unnecessary and do
not use il In any Of their products.
while those loss scrupulous who still
favor the drug are said TO do so only
because it enabled them TO work up
and market as foods Inferior grades
OF raw materials that otherwise could
not be made 10 keep.
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K KILLED BY
SPEEDING
AUTO

Salt Lake. May 25-Laughing and
chatting with her daughter as they
stepped from a Liberty park car at
Fifth East aud Seventh South streets
at 1880 o'clock Tuesday night, Paul
Inc Olsen Hansen. - years of age.
wife OF Fred Hansen. quarryman.
was struck by an automobile, driven
by Erastus Johnson. containing a 10y
riding" party Mrs. Hansen was ill
stantly killed.
! So terrific was the impact that
| the unfortunate woman was hurled
about twenty feet and her head and
shoulders were frightfully crushed
! Immediately after Mrs. Hansen had
been run down. three OF the four per
sous In the Joy riding party disappear
cd from the scene Of the fatality.
Chauffeur Under Arrest.
! On arriving at the scene Johnson.
the chauffeur. was placed under ar
| rest. He had stopped az soon as he
i, could after the collision and had rush
ed back to the place where the wo-
man lay.
The mangled BODY OF Mrs. Hansen
was carried TO the little home at the
rear OF SIS East Seventh South street,
ond In the hope that physicians might
be able 10 reklujle the spark Of life.
Drs. Benjamin and Ridges were called
Whom the doctors arrived they said
that death had undoubtedly been in
stantaneous,
Erastus Johnson, the driver OF the
machine. appeared 10 be badly fright
cncd when taken into custody Al
the police station he said that he was
chauffeur Tor Burt C Carlquist. local
real estate firm. that the number OF
the hacLine wai 914, and that his
number was 81,
According 10 the story told by John
son, he had Just taken TO his homo
9 A Carlquist. one OF the members
Of the real estate iiTm. a short time
before the fatal accident. In returning
from the Carlquist home he picked up
three persons at the drug store at
Ninth South and Ninth East streets.
among whom were the druggist,
whose name. he said, was Armstrong,
and a young man of the name OF
Bowdge. The other member of the
party was not known TO him. he said,
On Joy Ride
That it was ''joy-ridlng" party he
admitted to Lieutenant John Hcmpel.
He gave no excuse for using his en-
ployers automobile. without permIs-
sion, at that hour Of the night. He
denied the story told by an eyewitness
that he was going at the rate OF more
than thirty miles an hour. To the
best of his judgment. he said. the
machine was going about twenty miles
an hour.
Whether the exact speed at which
the automobile was travelling Will ever
be known is question, but a piece
OF mute evidence at the police sta
tion In the shape OF an acetylene lamp.
which was broken entirely off, shows
that the impact was fearful. A. NJ
Price, who lives block from the
spot where the fatal accident occur
red. said that the machine was speed
ing at rapid rate.
Thc husband and the daughter, %
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FUN.MAKERS GALORE
TO BE FOUND WITH CAMP.
BELL BROTHERS GREAT
CONSOLIDATED SHOWS
THIS YEAR.

Not least among the many features
Of the Campbell Brothers Great Con-
solidated shows are their twentieth
century clowns. In modern shows of
such large magnitude. the old time
singing and talking clown Is an i'm
possibility; consequently, clowns are
provided In such profusion that they
are In all parts of the tent sim1ltsne-
ously. and there Is always some fool
cry going on.
An honest laugh Is the one sovereign
and specific remedy for this often sad
and weary world II is a cheering.
Strengthening tonic. extracted from
sunshine by these felt-crowned MIN
les. Although show day Is essentially
children's day. yet II is very easy for
the older people to imagine them
selves n child again while at the cir.
Gus.
At all times Within the tcnts OF
this great show. these fun makers
are doing something TO make old
young again. and the young frantic
with their funny actions Not ono
dull moment do these mImics OF tho
saw dust ring allow You Yet they
are but one of the many features that
have been gathered together in this
grand galaxy OF entertainers by the
Campbell Brothers Great Consolidated
Shows which will exhibit here on
Friday, June 3rd. Come early. bring
the children. and sec tho grand pa
radc and all the other many free acts.
given only with this great show.
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COMET NOW HAS
AN EXTRA TAIL

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. MAY "a
When the experts at the Cambridge
observatory observed tonight for tho
first time an adequate view OF Haley s
comet, an interesting discovery was
made By Prof o. C. Wendell
He saw jet of light or mil
lion miles long. projecting toward the
southwest from tho nucleus. that Ia.
some what toward the sun. while the
tail Itself was streaming away TO The
cast or toward the snu.
Photometrls measurements OF the
nucleus OF the comet was also made
by Prof Wendell. whose results In
dIcated that nucleus was 6:57 magni-
tudes. that Is. slightly below the limit
OF visibility.
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kETCHUP MADE WITHOUT
SENZOATG OF SODA.

indianapolis. May 25.-The conton-
ton Of those manufacturers who still
advocate tho use OF benzoate OF soda
as food preseryatlvc on the ground
that certain prepared foods cannot
successfully be made TO keep without
this coal tar drug, received severe
blow today In the testimony OF Chas.
F. Loudon, witness for the defense
In the now famous Injunction suit
which Williams Bros. Co. of Detroit,
Mich, and Curtico Bros. Co. OF Ro-
chester. y. Y. have brought against
the Indiana State Board OF Health 10
restrain the board from prohibiting
the sale in Indiana OF foods contain
ing benzoatc Of soda.
Mr. Loudon. who Is president OF the
I.Oudon Packing Co. of Terre Hautc,
large manufacturers OF kctchup and
other prepared foods. appeared for tho
state as a practical witness He said
that up 10 the year 1907 his company
was in favor of and used bcnzoato oi
soda In its kctchup because they be
lieved il could not be made To keen
without some artificial preservatiye
but that they had since discovered by
practical experience that they were
mistaken
Mr.. Loudon further stated that from
the time he found that their product q
could he made without bcnzoatc OF
soda his company had discontinued
its use and that their experience of
the last three years had demonstrate
cd beyond any question OF doubt that
pure kctcbup can he made 10 kccT
itIsi az p-ol1 ne tho Lind thai 60 d-,,..
Eed with benzoatc of soda and that
IT is a superior article in every way.
"Tbc careful selection and sanitary
handling Of the raw materials and The
accurate addition OF those spices and
natural continental flavoring agents
that are ordinarily used In ketchur
manufacture are all the ingredients
necessary TO faye pure ketchup It's
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new WASHINGTON
HEIR APPEARS


WASHINGTON. May 2i-PublIca.
tion of the fact that congress might
paw the claims of heirs OF George
Washington. who contend that $685.
001 worth OF land was taken from
them without warrant of law. has
brought a new claimant to dispute
their rights.
George NJ. Roberts Of Wellsyllle, O..
has written letter to Rep. Roberts Of
Massachusetts,, chairman of the house
committee on private land claims, as
Serting that he is the only real 1--we
heir to those long forgotten lands Of
George Washing ton, and that he wants
the whole s805.000 for himself. He
says he Will fully establish his claim
just as soon as he RECEIVERS the orisi-
nal documents carried to England by
John Paul Jones.
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CURTISS WILL TRY
FOR WORLD PRIZE.

NEW york, May 24.-Glcn HlCur-
tiss Will attempt on Thursday the
most ambitious flight over the wator
ever yet cssayed in an aeroplane. I'm
dor the terms of competition offered
by the New York World he will try
To fly from Albany 10 New York with
one stop.
For the,Inst six months CurtisS has
been mancuverlnGfor the prize OF Slo-
600 offered by the World for flight
between New York and Albany. with
ono stop. Recently he has been CON
duct1ne experiments to determine the
ability of his latest model 10 light on
the wator and float without upsettiuE
These tests are in themselves unique,
for although aylators have alfghted in
the water il has never been by de-
sign.
without air tight compartments to
sustain the aeroplnne upon the water
Cslrtlss believes he could lly from AL
bany 10 Now York in one lap. AS
i safeguard against accident. however
he has felt II necessary to equip him
self with life buoys and the weight of
the buoys necessarily deducts from
bis available supply OF gasoline.
/. Curtiss probably will start from
Albany about o'clock Thursday
morning II weather conditions favor.
He expects TO break his flight some
whero near Ppugbkeepsic. The dis
tnnce by roll Is 142 miles, but 1t Is
estimated that. allowing for cntoffs
across bends OF the river, $50 mihes
will be more accurate measurement
OF Curtiss' flight The longest CROSS
country flight officially recorded Is
125 miles. made by Paulhan on April
IS. 1910. from Orleans to Arcis Sur
Aubeur.
In his interrupted flight from Lon.
don to Manchester. Paulhan flew from
I.ichheld TO Manchester In the second
leg OF his journey, 1i1 miles. The
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total distance from London TO Man.
chester is 1s6 miles, OF which Paulhan
flew ~ miles In the FIRST leg
The machine Curtiss will use In his
present attempt carries an eiSht-cy.
Under motor. developing ffty.horse
power and has a wing spread. Curtiss
Gays. is less than one half that OF any
other bilanc now in use.
If he starts his flight carly in the
morning and stops for gasoline near
Poughkeepsie. he expects to finish the
afternoon OF tho same day.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
CHILDREN LEAD
IN CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Childrea
took the rlncial art in the closing ses-
sion tonight of the sixth convention OF
the Worlds Sunday School associa.
ton
Dressed In costumes OF various ma.
tions and carrying the flags OF those
countries receded By the conquest
flag which bears cross and the
words, by this sign. conquer" a long
line OF children filed in the front OF
the big platform and later marched
through tho aislcs OF the immense
halls singing.
There were speakers from India. ia
an. Korea and other foreign coun-
tries. England and America clasped
hands in the speakers rostrum.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
RISKS LIFE TO
FEED FAMILY

HUNTINGTON. Ark. May 24.-Hop-
Ing to win a purse OF four dollars. with
which TO buy groceries for his hungry
wife and flve small children. j. l.. Os-
borne. a miner here today agreed to
leap from fifty feet bridge into Cher
okec creek and then swim 160 yards.
Osborne made the leap and thereby
lost the money and his life. He
landed safely in the water but when
near his goal his body was caught in
a whirlpool and he was drowned. Os-
borne's widow got the purse.
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the
members OF the German Evangelical
st Paul's church at the Swedish Lu-
heran Church. corner 23rd street and
Jefferson avenue, on Sunday. June
9Th. at II O'Clock a. m. for tho pur'
pose OF authorizing the Trustees TO
dispose OF lots II and 3 In Block ono
On Herriman's Addition in the City
OF Ogden, Utah.
Dated. Ogden. Utah. May 18th. 1910.
H. G. HESS, Secretary.
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WOMAN MARRIED TO
HER OWN UNCLE

Denver. May 25. That Mrs. Bessie
Raymond had married her own uncle
was brought out in the district court
here yesterday when she resisted the
application for divorce brought by her
husband, George Raymond On the
stand, RAYMOND stated simply that ,he
couple were married In 1906. that
there were no children as result OF
this marriage and that his wife had
deserted him in 1905.
Mrs. Raymond told the court that
Raymond. whom she first married,
she said in 1890, is her uncle as we'll
as husband and that two children, now
16 years and is years Of age, respec-
lively. were born of that marriage.
Tn 1905. she said, they were divorced
and in 1906 remarked. Raymond's
petition was denied.
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KANSAS EXPRESS
RATES REDUCED

TOPEKA, Kas.. May 24-Sweepinc
reductions in express charges were
ordered today by the state railroad
commissioners. The hoard ordered 4
decrease Of l2 per cent on all mer-
chandIsc rates where the rate per hun
dred pounds is In excess Of 81 and 4
reduction OF fifteen and onc-half per
cent on all special rates wher ethc
rate is in excess Of 90 cents per hun.
dTed pounds.
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WESTERN PACIFIC BUSY,

SALT LAKE, May 2i.-FreiEht tral'
fic WAS resumed today on the West
ern Pacific railroad. The railroad haS
bcen out OF commission for thnp
days AS the result OF storm damass
10 It's track across Great Salt Lake
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
EXCURSION TO BURLEY,
IDAHO.

Tickets Oh sale via Oregon Short
Line. May oath. 25th. and 2sth Round
trip rate SS,G5. Final return limit
May 31st City Ticket once. 251i
Washington Ave
E. A. SHEWE. C. r. C T. A. :
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CARNEGIE is SPEAKER.

LONDON. May 2i.-Andrev Car
negie was the principal speaker at tho
annual meeting ol the Peace Society
tonight He declared all nations are
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HIGH PRICES

The highest prices paid for 1.-Two
or dressed poultry. Ogden Fish e
Poultry company, 1926 Washington
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to San Francisco. arrived here tonight
footsore and weary. Ennis had bad
" blistered foot. which pained him
exceedingly. He leaves carly tomor.
row