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Show rncr r: Hill t I i THI PE gvu J-- OPIUMISM W SlUfFID m- - ' FINAL CONTEST FfEELYI LIFE H.W . Instant Relief Wi en Nose and Head halm dssolve' by the heat - of the (Continued From Page One.) Arr Clogged Fr jm suCoidSUps uoBtrus; pprfetrates and heals the tribute to perseverence for all man in 1850, when the national Nasty catarrha Dull flayietJ, pollen membrane which lines tM success. the head and clsais qpse, was stirred the news1 throat; by capital afjyfcassages; stops nasty discharges The Provo. Fifth ward having that the young representative a feeling of cleansing, soothing won the contest in the Central from New York had shot ana Try "Elys Creai Balm." j relief comes Immediately. tiled-Phi- lip a small bottp anyway .rfst Barton - Key, the Dont lay awake tonight struggling division, was first to sing in the horus contest. Mrs. Walter HolUnited States district attorney for and Ins and of tht brook had ' 7T giris charge their selection was My Soul is Full of Joy and Peace, the one T chosen for the contest, or needless. morning! thexcatarrh, , , catarrhal sore throat. 4lli he your, faith Just once In Elys The Springville Second ward of End sueh misery new! Get the Cream Balm and your oold or catarrh twenty days, ending in the acquit small bottle of Elys CiWqa Balm at will surely disappear, Hedqulst Drug the Southern division.f ollowed. The Sharon chorus which won the tal of Sickles on the ground of any drug store. This V fragrant Co. (Adv.) Northern division failed to report unwritten law. He then took for the contest so it stood between o his erring wife back. he led the Third orps, lost a leg, the two wards for the decision. I am not aware of any statute and became a national hero -- At Retold Story. of code or morals, said Sickles 37, of age he had risen from W. In to his critics, which makes it in- a years retold the colonel to major general of famous to forgive a woman. I volunteers. RvGlade of the Northern division can now see in the almost unircr-sa- l opened the test and told the story After the war his fghting spirit The of The Other Wise Man, denunciation with which she one of intensity, the is followed to my threshold, the led him into the regular army, and being story, he beeame first brigadrier, and misery and peril from which I then largt audience paid close ratten-tio- n, major general. He conwhile the story teller gave a have rescued the mother of my by war relict and at- tinued active service until 1869, vivid recital of the famous story. daughter. I shall strive to prove when he was ended ky his faithful negro ser-t- o appointed minister In the Deseret of Waiting. to all that wife and Spain by President Grant. was the story , chosen by Miss mother may he forgiven and reAt the court of Spain, Siekles3 Eliza Packard from the Springdeemed. ville Third ward, and winner of Mrs. Sickles died of a broken vigorous personality made him a dominating figure. Four years oi , the Southern division. Miss Packheart a few years later.' At the outbreak of the Civil brilliant diplomacy brought him! A Score Injured in Massive Pho-- ard had a most pleasing manner war the young fighting politician, the epithet of The Yankee King, toplay Winch Will be Seen at of story telling. She was original in her manner of delivery adn then 36 years old, went to Lincoln of Spain. Here he ontracted hisp the Ellen Soon, second marriage, with the bcati- to offer his services. reached out for her audience. One thousand peoplewere in The Central division was repreYou have been a leader in fuland distinguished Senorita , e Samson picture alone. The sented by Parley Larson of the New York Democratic politics, Creagh. This romance was said -- the- president.- -- If -- you- kept lowed hy estrangement, which temple scene of Samson cost $7, Provo Sixth' ward and. his story, to the place, A Man Without a Counfry. your end up at that game surely was to last more than a quartern 000. Wlien tothiS addition In the Samson where to do wrecks j The story 'teller was serious and command of men century. take story youll iiTthe fieldRaise your regiments mestic trouble,,eame his mterfer-jth- e temple, J. Warren Kerrigan, forceful and gave, an excellent and you shall be brigardier gen- ence in the marriage plans of his as Samson threw his strength portrayal f the story. eral in command. dapghterto a penniless Spanish against the pillars, and as was In the mixed double quartette Sickles raised the famous Ex- nobleman. Father and daughter! planned, the ruins toppled on the the .Pleasant View ward of the celsior brigade in New York, tak- - separated in bitterness, the latter, 500 or.more extra people in the Northern division wa first up. in g command of one of its regi- - toYetnrn to the United States to temple. Of course, the material The first selection .was without j was of the The Provo Fifth ments as colonel. Lincoln kept die without reconciliation. lightest, ' but even so accompaniment. a score or more of ward of the Central division folthere New were his word, and in 1861 raised him .York,, Returning alone to to brigadier general. His fighting General Sickles again entered those buriedjunder The mass that lowed and the Springville Fourth spirit early won him his spurs. On politics. He served as sheriff of had need of the hospital when ward of the Southerndmsibh the Peninsula and akAntietam he New-Yorheld Thgjask turn: The same n,nd at 67. he was - re- then were extricated. The play JLiSamsonk is in six ordtr prevailed in rendering the "distinguished himself as a spldicr elected to congress. and leader. General Sickles s life drew to a big reels and will be shown at numbers with the accompaniment Elletr Theatre soon." of the piano " he led a division. "At Gettysburg close with frequent romantic situ--th- e cold-ln-hea- d wn st Deere & Mansur Beet Cultivators, latest design. Myers world renown Spray Outfits equipped with L H. C. t. . .y Engines. O. Power Washing Machines. The Wonderful A. B. The Lily Cream Separator (I. H. C.) The Stewart Mailable and Steel Ranges. Yukon Refrigerators. Planet Jr. . 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