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The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21

THE farmer finds that he gets more money for what he sells and pays less money for what he has to buy now than 1860. The farmer being a sensi, ble person, and knowing that 1860 was in the old free-trade days, does Q little quiet thinking on his own accont This is what makes the average farmer a champion of the American protec tive policy,
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21

h is now reasonably certain that North and South Dakota, Montana,
 Washington, New Mexico and Utah will knock for admission to Statehood during the present session of Congress. Utah's request will undoubtedly be de- nied, although it is believed many Democratic Congressman favor letting it in, for partisan reasons. In fact, par tisan considerations will largely entel into the question of admission in th' case of each of the Territories seeking it. The two Dakotas are Republican by safe majority, while Montana New Mexico and Wsshing.cA are Dsp
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS. In t.e Jus,,c.'s Court. Williams Precinct. Yavapai County, Arizona Territory. James Vanseoy. Plaintiff.
 VERSUS

James NansCOy, flainllH'
 VERSUS
 Charles Miller, Defendant. Action brought in Justices Court. Williams
 Precinct, in the County of HavaPai.
 Territory oi Arizona;
 71s 7trr1toyy of Arizona StnG5 Grating 10 ChdritJ dEAsr!:
 You are hereby summo' ed and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above. named plaintiff in the Justice s Court of Williams Precinct, in the County of Yavapai, Tn the Territory of Arizona, and an .wer the complaint filed in said Court, at Williams, in sad county, within five days. (exclusive oi the day Of service) after the service upon you of this summons. If served in this precinct; but if served cut Of the pre-. cinct Sand within the county then within ten days; and if served out of the county. iher within fifteen days; in all other cases twen' ty days,
 And you are hereby notified that il you fail to appear rnd answer the complaint as above required, said plaintiff will take judg ment agains, you for the amount demanded as afores, id, ani for all relief Tn the pre- mises, and for costs of suit. Make legal service anl due return hereof, Given nnder my hand this Sih day Of Jan uary, A. b., 1888. JOHN L. DAVIS, Justice of the Peace. iI4.4t Yavapai County, Arizoa a
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21

ocratic on small majorities. The polit- ical complexion, as here given, is based on the vots given for Delegates in Con nress. he;probability at the present moment is that admission will not be granted any of these Territories this
 year, so that none of them will be per mitsea to vote for the President who
 will be chosen tsu months hence.
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
WHAT IS SCROFULA

It is that impurlty in the blood, which, ac-
 cumuiating in the glands of the neck, pro- 'duccs unsightly Jumps or swellings; which
 causes painful running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which dcvelopes ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin of pimples, can" cerous growths, or the many other manifesto tions usually ascrlbcd to "humorsi" which, fastening upon tho lungs, causes consumption and death. Being the most ancient, it Is tho most general of all diseases or affections, for very few persons arc entirely free from It.
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21

NEARLY one hundred homestead To- cation notices were filed at the Prescott land office inside of two days. This is pretty strong evidence that Northern Arizona is being rapidly settled up by actual settlers.
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
.c. L.. \. C.n Prorra m .as

For Wednesday, Jan'y s5, 1888
 Singing. Roll call to be answered with selections from favorite authors.
 Review, history, chapters XVII XVII and XIX, Mrs. T. G. Norris,
 Sunday Readings, Geo. D. Cro,h CTS.
 Singi2G
 "RepSBlican Government Under the American Constitution," F. B Jacobs.
 Intermission.
 "Flour Making in the United 'S'aiss,' Henry A.hurst. CussL-cn Nlsael. NIX. .Clsra Cpfin!
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21

THERE is only one objection to be made to Senator Shermans recent great speech on the tariff, and that is that 1t so thoroughly and conclusive ly vindicates the cause of protection that there is nothing left for his Repub- hcan colleagues to say upon the subject
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21

MR. LAYERS resignation has been formally rendered and accepted. It is noticeable that before it was rendered several Republican Senators had ex- pressed themselves in 8 manner which left no doubt of Mir. Lamar's confrma- tion as Justice of the Supreme Court
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
The NrrhIct unani m nns,

w. D. Suit, Druggist 6lppls. Ind. . testiiies: "l can recommend Electric Bit,ers as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles and was cured ef rheumatism ot 10 years standing. Abraham Hare, drug gist, BeilvIlle, Ohio, affirms: "rhe best selling medicine l have ever haEdled in my 20 years experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands oI others have added their testimony, s0 that the verdict is unanimous that Electric BrterS do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys and Blood Only a half dollar a bottle at D. J, Branncn and Co.'S Drug Store.
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21

An eastern paper has been sued for libel by a widow, for speaking of her disceased husband as having "gono to a happier home. There's no use of try. ing co please some folks.
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
A Awoman's Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has teen made and that to by a lady in ,hls country. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imuine"t., for three months she coughed necessarily and could not sleep. She bought ol US bottle of Dr. Kings New Discov cry for Consumptihn and was SC much Ieleaved on taking first dose that she slebt all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.' Thus writes w. C. Hamrick & Co. of Shelby, N. C.-Get a free triaI bottle at D. J. Biannen and Co., Drug Store.
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21

TIE Utah wool growers have met at Salt Lake and passed strong resolutions against reduction of the tariff on wool
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
A Distinguished Cirrsyman's Tes:i.

A stingsishsd Cirrgynan's Tes:i.
 mony.
 Rev. T.. M. Pickcns, President of tho Methodist Protestant Church of South Carolina. writes from Greeuvillc:
 About four years ago I was attacked with what the physicians pronounced neuralgia rheumatism, accompanied with erysipelas. My appetite failed me entirely. and had an intcrmltting pulse and very irregular pulsations of the heart, A ter. rible pain soon came into my chest and shoulders. and became 70 helpless that could intend to no business at all The pains were movable, and would sometimes pass from one part of my body to another. Finally the erysipclas broke out on my lrit hand and arm, ani produced much swell. ing. l was for eiglteen months afflicted In this way. and of course used great many kinds of medicines, but nothing gave ne relief Friends finally persuaded mo to try Swift's Specific l noticed decided improvement while taking the first bottle. continued its use until l had taken about one dozen bottles, when found myself sound and we'll again, with no sign of dis. case left except A stiffness in my hand, a result of the erysipc as While taking tke medicine gained on m Rvt rage two round> of flesh p,r week. ihinE $. $ &. O valuable me iicinr, and frequently recomm, nd it to my friends.
 Wr,tc io thc Sw ST ScrcIr:c Co, Atlanta, Ca for TIcnti-o on Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed free to anyUnr.'
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
SATURDAY, JANUARY aI, 1881

IT is safe to predict that there is not single pet sheep to-day in the country named Grover Cleveland.
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
BRANNEN'S General Merchandise
 STOCK Seldom Equalled And Never Excelled.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN;
 take this method of ins forming you that l am now prepared to quote you closer prices on goods than 1 haI been able to do heretofore.
 My stock is very complete comprising nearly every thing in the line of
 Gene1 al Merchandise And upon the completion of my New Store, now under course of erection, l shall dis play not only the largest, but the finest stock of goods on the line of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad, and will con- vince intending purchasers that l am selling goods cheaper than any house in Arizona, style and quality of goods, ta- ken into consideration.
 If you wish fine suit ot ciothing, an oVerCoat' or any thing in the line of underwear eastern or western, neckties collars and cuffs, cclluloid ol linen, you will find them ir my stock.
 l received to-day a eonsign, ment of bootsand shoes, amour ting to over $4,ooo and vii guarantee customers PeFfeG fit, as have had these good' specially made for my trade and will guarantee every pal to be made of hrst-class mate rial.
 My stock of dry goods an' millinery is unsurpassed, al inspection of it will prove th' assertion. My millinery depart ment is under the supervision of Miss Marshall, an experien ced milliner from the east, an has been open about fou weeks. Manyhavc already pur .. chased the latest styles of hat. | It is notmy intention to troubl you with a lengthy circular, bu hundreds of people would nc know, were not to write thj circular, that by coming to m store they could purchase a
 most any thing in the line (
 General Merchandise.
 My stock of Grocerie
 Queensware. Glassware, Hare
 ware, Wagons, Buggies an
 Buckboards is also large an
 have been purchased either d |, rect from the manufacturers (
 from the largest wholesa
 houses. carried here in car loa
 lots. thereby securing the vel { lowest possible rate of freigh = .1l o1J1 .& AottD,,, E,
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
How ,s Ca Ca" CUR E: D

By taking Hoods sarsaparilla, which, by the remarkable cures 1t has accomplished, often when other medicines have failed, has proven itself to bc potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. Some of these cures arc really wonderful. II you suffer from scro;ula, be sure to try Hoods Sarsapariila.
 "Evcry spring my wifc and children have been troubled with scrofula, sores breaking out on them in various places. My little boy, three years old, has been terrible sufferer. Last spring he was one mass Of sores fromhead to feet. Twas advised to use Hoods Sarsapa- rIla, and we havo all taken it. Tho result Is that all have been cured cf tho scrofula, my little boy being entirely free from sores. and all four of my children look bright and healthy" W. B. ATHERToN, Passaic City, N.J.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla
 Sold sy all druggists. sl; six forfS. rreparedon by I. HOOD ( O., Apothscariss. Lowell Mass.
 100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
WEEKLY CHAMPION.

Published Every Saturday at FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA.
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past decade Is remarkable when we consider
that Il required the higher Masonic pre-
requisites "a q qualification for member
ship. A postulant who petitions for the
rites and privileges of membership in this
brotherhood must be q Masonic Knight
Templar or Thirty-second Degree Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Mason. There
are now in successful operation in the
United States and Canadian provinces about
fifty temples, numbering Ia membership
from seven 10 ten thousand mobiles.
The Order OF the Nobility of the My site
Shrine wss instituted by the Aohammedan
ksiif Alec. the cousin german and son-in-
law ofths Prophet Aehsmmed in the year
of the Hegira 25 A. ID. $50 at Mecca, in
Arabia, as an inquisiti0n or vigilance
com mittee. 10 dispense justice and execute
punishment upon criminals who escaped
their just deserts through the hardness OF
the courts. and also 10 promote religious
tolsIauon among cultured men of ali na-
tons. The original intention was 10 form
= band OF men of sterling worth. who
would without fear Or favor. upon q valid
accusation. try. Judge and execute, If need
be- any criminal. the hour. having taken pre-
canton ~ 10 secrecy and security. The mo-
bles" perfected their organization and did
such prompt and efficient work a. ~ excite
alarm. and even CONSERVATION, In the hearts
OF evil-dOers In all countries.
The order is yet one of the most highly
favored among the many secret societses
which abound in Oriental countries, and
gathers around its shrines q select few of
the best educated and cultivated classes.
Their ostsnsible object is 10 increase the
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Amohg shs rsosns dlseosersss 10 scssaos
cd c>ensssry. psHe - mors sHpofssns
than the 49, = uhisA senwsa szsuonia
esn ~ prspsfiy pat - issssninx AGENT
saa vhscA indscais thss this hmilisr sAls l.
hsrsAls<r b Eerfora ss sctsv< Psr - ne
prspsrstien Of car daily food.
Tns earoonsss Of smaaonzs 10 sa excssd-
ingiy voistil~ snbs.snoe. Piecs . small
pa<<ion 81 Il up<n . knsfs ana hold ever .
esnao end Il wia esmo>s inmecl4trls ts
eBssrsly dsvsicped into gss and psss Of inlo
the slf. The gss tkos fofassd 10 . sAaI-ss
oeapesitios u nstroxsn aad hyaraxen. he
residue u lsH from the xmmonis. 9hss
gsses IA 10 sufersoriiy ~ lssvsning power
over SOFA and osssm u tartar used alone,
and has inouoed rs uss as . Supplement- 70
these srsie.ss. 4 ssssii quantity OF sm'
nlonis la the dough 10 ssoesive is pxosae.
iAs dread that val be liEetef. ssse .er and
more whei<sstns thsn tact ris~n ~ sas
other lsaxsuans sssHt Nhea a u scsesl
upon by the heat u baking. the tesveDans
9n thai raises tbs dough is liberated IA
thls ACT il Aces itsslf a.. - u wsr~ ths em
monis is entifeiy dlftusea. icssinx no uses
or wsidam whassssr. The light nuHs
fisky appearance. 20 desirable IA biscuits
etc. and 90 sought after by profsssl onsi
cooks is said 20 se impaired 70 them onsy
~ the use Of thss sSeSt.
The bakers and bsking powder msnufae-
turers prod ecing The nnest goods have en-
quick 10 avail themselves Of this use ui ols-
oovery, end the bsndsenisst aud be~f oresd
and cake are now largely rIssn BY the AID of
ammonia combined, OF coarse. with Other
| leayening material.
Ammonia is one Of the best known pro-
! dues OF the isbrsiory. II. ss seems 10 De
justly claimed for IL the application OF ia
| properties 20 the p2fposes OF cooking. re
suits Ia giving as lighter snd more waele-
some bread. biscuit aud cake. il Will prove
boon 10 dyspeptic humanity. and viii
speedily force itself into general use IN the
| bew field 20 which science as assigned h.-
ScIcHfiRc American
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-17

John W. Perkins, Deputy Grand Master
of the A. q. u. w. for Michigan. who is in
the city looking after the Interests of the
order, is and old and capable newspaper
boy. lie has been with the Detroit Tribune
for several years past, and stir conducts
the secret society department in the Mon
day edition of that paper.
Mrs. A. \. Aoffat, OF Detroit National
Superintendent of Temperan ce Work
among Soldiers and Sailors was in attend
ance al the convention yesterday and occu.
pied box seat. She was here in the inter
est of the Wolverine Club also.
William H Wescott. of Hawley. n. Y.
is visiting Deputy Sheriff james NJ. Cook,
of this city. The two gentlemen were
members OF the Eighth New York heavy
artillery together during the war.
DIR. ID. :. Strawberry and wife and Mr..
and Mrs J. j. Whitney. Spiritualists Of re-
nown from San Francisco, have arrived in
the city and are located at the New Rsth-
bun House.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Dickinson, of East
Saginaw, were in attendance al the conven-
ton Yesterday. Mrs. Dickinson is Superin-
ten1ent Of the w. G. L. u. of Saginaw
county.
Mr.. and Mrs t. s. Gibbs and Mrs. L. ID.
Fenten, of Greenvilie, Mich. are the guests
of n Is. Rathbun, of Paris township. They
return home Friday.
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrap, of Jackson, State
Superintendent OF the w. @. L. T., WAS the
guest of MIS-. Wheeler during the conven-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Gibbs. and Mrs. i. d.
Fenton. Of Gresnvilie, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. Rathbun, Of Paris township.
Hon. Thomas d. Gilbert will attend the
seventeenth annual reception OF the CAla-
met Club in Chicago this evening.
John W. Perkins. of Detroit. Deputy
Grand Master A. o. U. W.. is organizing a
new lodge in this city.
Mrs. Samuel Dickie. of Albion. accompa-
MED her husband in his attendance at the
convention yesterday.
Mrs. T. w. Richards. OF Burton, Genesee
| county, was a delegate to the Prohibition
| Convention.
L. V. Moulton leaves today for Kansas
City. He will testify in May patent jail
lock case.
| Miss Lille Sommers, of Grand Haven, II
the guest Of Miss Fanny Spearman, OF Cres
oent-Ave.
Mrs. Stella b. Roben. of Big Rapids, at
tended the prohibition convention yester-
day.
Prof and Mrs. Scott, Of Hope College, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman.
Niss Cope, OF Kalamazoo. was in attend
ance at the convention yesterday.
Rev. w. Stewart, Of Traverse City, at
tended the convention yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Abbott Of East Sagi
nav, were in he city yesterday.
Miss Jaynes, OF Detroit, was . delegate Z,
the convention yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Phillips. Of Oxford
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van 0rden, of huskegon
were In the city yesterday.
Henry c. Buss and George Kshler let
last evening for Chicago.
Mrs. A. II. Young. Of Hartford. was il
the city yesterday.
Mrs A. N. Hood, OF Big Rapids. Was II
the city yesterday.
Rev. W. Heath. of Traverse City. was 81
town yesserdsy.
I. N. Weston returned from Chicago res
terdsy morning.
Mrs J. w. Travis. Of Hartford, was in th
city yesterday.
Mrs. Foose, Of Saginaw, was in the cit
yesterday.
VIII Hoyt, of wsylsnd. was 10 the cit
yesterday.
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the business men, the latter being signed by
a long list OF the leading business men.
When the final vote was taken fixing
the place for holding the Conference
this year, Grand Rapids led her
five competitors larger cities-by
handsome majority, receiving exactly
as many votes ss all her competitors COM
blnsd.
The opinion seemed to prevail among the
delegates that Grand Rapids could walk
mile while the other cities were pulling
their boots on.
Probably no other gathering ever held N
this city will do SO much 10 advertise it as
this. Every local organization represented
publishes paper with an average circula-
ton of about fifteen hundred copies. These
are circulated among the business men in
their respective cities. Already these pa
pers contain a great deal about Grand
Rapid, and the coming conference. When
these delegates return to their homes, in an
dition to the newspaper interviews. Grand
Rapids and her industries will be thorough
ly written up. and the articles will be read
by thousands of business and professional
|, men AL over the continent During the
| sessions OF the conference one-half day will
/ be given to sightseeing, when the mercan-
tile and manufacturing interests of the city
| will receive the entire attention of the
| delegates.
The conference will open with public
reception to the delegates In Hartman 6
| Hall Tuesday evening, the 10Th. to which
| the public also are cordially invited.
/ The sessions during the remainder of the
I! week will be held In the Ladies' Literary
Club building, and in the evenings public
1 meetings will be held in various churches
addressed by the visiting delegates. Sunday
| evening a union meeting will be held in
| Hartman's Hall. Full details of the recep-
| ton. etc, will be given later.
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ssith ard afslisv Of AL true believers in
Allah whose name BE- exalted the God OF
their fathers" It's real purpose can only
be revealed 10 those who have encircled the
Mystic Shrine and have been duly obligated
snd instructed its membsrship In All
countries inclades Carisusns, lsrasiiies.
Mosiirus and ofhsrs. One of the most
noted patrons of tbe order IN the East being
. forrsr Khedivs Of Egypt.
Me,linsh Temple ~ Chicago arrived here
yesterday morning. sccompsnieG By the
music of ths loua bsgoo and led hY Martin
Howard Ulustrious Grand F0teutats, and
Frvnk v Luce. Recorder.
They we're pce.ved in form
In the sh~prc~ ~ tbe IELEeEAN- HsR-
ans only member ~ The shrine Te sre
compelled 70 give plain nsfrsiivs IN kng-
iish ~ the doiaks 81 th~ sbrines, sithonga
.. haA hoped 70 be able - present ihe re-
port Ia Arabsc
TIE f.ct hat Medsnsh Temple Of Chi.
csuo presented sa..ain Temple OF this cifY
vita a hhaiion set 81 solid SILVER consisting
u ssrsnter sad WE'VE xoelefs may have
Rad scrasfhtnz - DO rifa the dlskgtesr-
snce ~ fhe Txfrssss. n ERkfp's o~n Arab.
The m@uhers 81 Medinsh feupis u thi-
esen thirtr tTr sfFouK. sciula ssuied -
aaaT prominent uen u foat cifF Nrrs
h<re ard lssf evening met sifo saat8n
Tsroole ~ tbs rlay AT conferred 80 Mgs-
fls Shrine t~rye~@ Msny ssre so bers
frem asaias~ sna Beg Cifg. Amaas ihsal
wer~- Aarfgs HarsFl Grand fafensste
Fraas n flsce. heeof.sr lsme< E tsFtef.
Fressar~r Ttsa ss g. feainEf1r. tHfsFfGf
n Isl gsmeb@ll ksstsfsat l54rsetoF T. 3
kehssases. Hish Ffsst VI ~. knishk
C@ssaiaalsi Ns=fsf fttn - afss A.
sIstsat frrensasis. Master fohn ssF
lhisf kses=N VS. A e@s Assisfaat
Ia = a
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An Early Winter Ia Prospect.

,rsNsssss ytNs,,ss-s,,sN,
CENTRAL LAKE. May 15.-The condition
Of the weather in this locality has 30 far
precluded the wearing Of light weight
clothes. A cold north wind. laden with
vapor, has frolicked in from the Straits
every day, and great, driving masses of
clouds have obscured the sun. This morn
ing there are two inches Of snow on the
ground, and things look promising for an
early Winter.--The new City OF Petoskey
made the run from Chicago TO Cat Head
point. on Grand Trsverse Bar. last week in
tventy-four hours. This includes stops at
intermeda;s points. with three hours at
Manistee---Ths hardwood log drives on
Central Lake are being rounded In as fast
as two gangs OF drivers can do 1t. The Elk
Rapids Iron Company. Of Elk Rapids. and
Richards 4 Bechtold, Of Bellsire, are the
principle lumbermsn this year.
screw wheel steamer Snipe. Of Bellaire,
viii make regular trips on intermediate
waters this Summer. She is now doing
towing for the lumber compsnles So
far the wheat crop seems 10 be all right.
Though the weather has beea unusually
chilly there has been no frost, afe when
Spring fairiy opens crops viii grow very
rapidly
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- nn1ooumn1ono1 Ceafs<eace - - met4
- - osss>.ezsa Cay
II egA~sn<A sseosl oso1srsoss - che
Gen~r>l Ss<rS<sx>s Asssczazssa 81 th<
Neass Mas cAresi.a Asssessfisss sf ne
Toss>s Ssss~ sad Brisish frovtsess. vsll be
k<sd u tsa sssy ssxinninz tks ash e tbis
nos<A ssd ssssi1s lsas 4th. FROM three
- fsar Aunsrsa ssd Gf<y dsssssss srA ss-
p~essa 10 sxsend rvfxsssnszns probably
every STATE sud Territory Ia ths United
st.tss and 81 sss rFevsness 10 Bsslish
AnzsxseA The sfoss esxsnizssso1 ~as
forn~i sevsutean years age. sad siasss ths,
s.ns oonysatio.s have ben held snassals
ths iollowing cities hsvsax ssssrtasnsA Il n
TIE order naaasSs Nsshingtoa. u. G.,
Lowell. Mas. PoaHkke<psie. \. T.; Day
toa. O.. wSsAsnxsoa. ID. c. Toronto. oat.
Louisville. NJ: Baeale. n. Y; B~isinore,
Nd, caicsgo. Ia, Cleveland. o: New
Hssea. Coan. R<eise. Wis. Toronto. Ont.
C1st.aooxa Tsnn-. Harrisburg. n. snc
Ga kisnd. California.
Tue Conference Was only secured for this
city through much effort and by means Ol
invitations from the Ministsf ial Association
the leung Mems Christian Association and
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Bnghs itlls Mace Lssiazston. daughter
of NJ and Mrs. Adslbert Livingston. OF 81
and AS Lyon-st.. Is siSht years Old today.
The little girl vas higbly elsfed last even
inx sf q present from Der papa Of three fne
'orsixn aneiag birds. and beautiful
memorial card from her sunday school
tsschsr. Al IS Myrtle Keen. eho is also her
precsptress in her eiocCtonary studies IN
shic0 he lLttle siri 8 becoming woudsr-
iuily pro6cieat The card wishes Der every
happiness an this. her birthday snn'vsr-
cary. sad ior very many nsppy rssurus 0f
ths fsv snd th- Esasx- HEssLD Join .
- The c0ngrstui istiOns