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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

NITuEREAsf TIM CITY CouNCiL or
w thIt Lake city, state Of Utah, having
ordered The paving uf second south street
ffHm Wet Temple 90 firEt West streets,
NuiIrc o. hereby EiyCu Co all urrsona owning
property abutuug on thr HliI street o. proc
ytCd atuuCo 90 connect the premises owned
by thrm respectively with the water and
towrr mains ON the faId street
liF order OF tho CITY Council o. talt Lake
City. Juh made July ilih. 10
DAVID A. EMERY.
ttf Recorder
talt Lake city. July l1rd, ls.a
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Onro Of fhc board OF Public Works, room gOl
tlY ugu, sNt Lake tity, July 2s,h, lb o,
GyEifEp PROPOSALS WILL ms nv.
- urIyrd n. ihH oulur until 10 O'Clock m.
UfhuuuHyt tu.uHtl DO I-.a'. for tuu work of curb.
.r" HUH paving second south street, from West
Temple tu hUH. Moot street. aud lrurUuu
t.f.R Wa.N lul ruIlrr Ht IIrst MvHI street
pItrU.uuu according 10 th0 plans lu ihu Ciiy
u.. .H."IH uN"H InHIruuuuus tp bidders tur
E..hUf Ul.H .HDC|U.Huuus auu fOrma Tor con,
irN.t aua bond can Boo obtained upon Hppnca,
uu. Ht thg once Of tho board Ih0 ugAtla
reserved 10 reject any and nIl bids.
~ order Oh The board u public woTks
A 4, bOELACs, Chairman.
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NOTICE Do NREplIoRs.

ElIAIe o. MAMMA May DaVIdI0n, Doceal5d-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny TIIs
~ undersigned, administrator of tho estate %
Martha nHy Davidson, deceased, 90 uc
creditors Of and a.l persons having cIauA
against iEH sgl1 deceased, 10 exhibit them with
WH necessary voucher. within four months
after lNr Nrst publication ut tHls notice, NO ono
talu HumInIHtr. t1T 1t No, N csHL Second
south .uegi ta,l Lake city Utah. Boz Too Cuuu.
" OF halt Lake, Jlah.
JOSEPH j. SMELL
Administrator Of tho Estato OF Martha Nav
uEYidfou, Deceased,
Dated Juu0 2yth, ls9A
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NOTICE Is HEREBY aNEN THAT
~ james Winter A1HtuIHirai1r 1i tho co..
tate OF william DO Lemon. NrUuafrl. De- tcn'
dcrrd Tor settlement ana nIel in fhid court
no. huHl account ut ti7 decentralization 90 Haid
rCHiIu. of said cHtufH among lN" persons fu
ttCl thutoio, ami that saturday, quo .4ud Jay
- hugdft 8. ~. lsH, 90 Il n'H'urh O.. m, a.
the Court Room OF a1id Court. BOZ ihc county
Court House, -aIt lINH lItF Hnd county
ttah. haf been Only appointed hv ihu JndEo "
hHid Court for tho settlement of coil account
hud hraunH said petition fur distribution, az
Ht which time and Mace any person Interested
in said gstato mhYhprrar and show cause. 10
any there he, why SAID account should nos ue
settled aut approved and tuhl distribution
mgdr as prayed Tor.
q. O.. STANTON.
Ny fnln VI. DENNIS. CLERK
bopuiy C,ft
uAvrL tisHuTNurus.
AtHf"Ur Tor AImIuif rBtur.
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BEATRICE Dewey, Defendant
INuE PEOPLE on TINE TERRITORY or
4 Jtal sgul FIluuus. 10 Beatrice Dewey,
defendant
You aro hereby required Go aprcsr boz an &C..
ten brought usaIustEuu by tho above named
planun Boo tlo bsrlgi Court % the % ru
Judicial uiHuIHt uf Doe Territory ut itah, aud
tuuu"Wur Che complaint nIod t1cfrn within
Cen unyH luhrIuH.NU of Che day Of HnTNICUI after
tnu service ou you OF tins summons lf served
within ihi. county ur, NJ served uut OF this
county, uut 900 th.a district, within twenty
days otherwise within forty daYs=or ludr.
meat hY default HIIl DO taken against you, aus
Cur1iuE Co lhU prayer ~ said complaint
lno tNu action BE- brought 90 have o. decree
NJ this Court duHuiFUE tho bonds of muui.
muUy rAlstut between plaintiff and dgiULls
ant aul granting p.Uutin such other roIut us
may De- equitable. above relief uUI cd on tho
sruuui that ON April Q, lrl Gle defendant
WllulF and without cause deserted huu auhu.
duuod HllIHyH, aud HlH ever sIuCo continued
Or w..iuy and without cause desert and
abandon llm and o. live separate aud apart
from hm without lnY Hufrluut rluaC ur any
rra.on ana hsh'aHt Due Will aua without bic
consent
Audyou are hbrrby noulud that 10 you fan
20 appear and answer tuu cali compliant Ne
above required, 600 sgli plainuu will amply 10
tno tour Tor Che relief demanded therein.
MIiurHs. ihu lion samuel a. Merritt, Judge,
and tho zeal Of tn1 District Court % tho ThTi
ludlca' District, in and Tor tho Territory 0f
Utah, tnIs I.tu DAY NJ November, in tHr yeas
ofugr Lori ono thousand oIslt hundred Aud
uIHUtF.Ng.
ItrALI DAVID e. DUNBAR. Clorf.
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Uuri.irnia Arnioa slive.

Tum BEST HALvE iu the world for
Cuts, Brulsrt, 5gt1, Ulcers, Salt
RhCum, Fover Horef, rctier, Chapped
Hands, ChilblainF, Cornl, aud all Skin
Erupuoug, ard puhluyeiy cures Piles,
Of no pay required. IL 10 guaranteed 10
givo perfect satisfaction or money ~.
mnaei. Pricr 20 cents per box. FoI
tals by z. &. 81. 1. drug department.
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In ,ho mittcr Of tho ,s.a,o OF jesse W. FOX.
duU,..tu

NOttCE rs 1iEUEN GIVEN THAT No. s..
~ Young and jesse vi. t0N Dr.. admints'
traitors uf tho estate of Ir.H0 ~ .IUE deceased,
have rendered Tor HOtt rmUutEuI ll.I 90 raIu
court tncir unal acroun. % ihuir uumInftrati0n
OF HHil estate an petition i.r una' UIHtLiNutI1n
ol Goo rottuo N rHid ultHts among tho pore
ga ttV UI huHurf !. I'.I. Ii fIUft|UHH "a Ili M
o." court room OF HTIf fuurt, iu thH County
l1urI House, Ha.t fHkr Guy mo- county, ltaH,
Do. boon dulY appointed hf Che luugn ~ fail
NtiUnr aald puuiigu IUr H.Hl. .uUun. 90 which
tHH Hud place auY ItfaUu Iu'rftfUd iu flii
tHi.fH may appear and chow cause. 10 HuF
tcd and apEovou and nla' distribution made
lH prayed s1r
uatuu July 18th, lHu
.suaiI O. o. STANTON, CIrfk
by a. a.. EEEHI, deputy tlcrk,
IuuN n. ChhNuN, Attorney Tor adm.niatfa'
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Ancx Mining Company, "a corporation. Loca.
ton 81 principal plHcc OF business over 80
~ east, tuHt south street itrc0nd r1utl
tat lake iiy utah. Location u works
and mining properly tiuAh Mining uis.
uct, summtt County, Inh.
NrOTiCE-THruE ARE DELINQUENT
~ uuou the following described stock ON
account o. an utsUsHmtut levied on tho VII
day ~ June, 1875, tho several amounts tUt
holders aH follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

And IN accordance vita law and tho order o.
the board ~ directors Of tho corporation,
made on Hkld 9th ahy of June, it.I. 40 many
shares Of each parcel OF stock az may be- nee.
csAAry Will 10 anld ~ public auction al tho
ONCE Of tho company, over No. N East prat
south street, tseruud floorl rhlg Lake civ,
Utah, At 9 O'Clock y. m. ON tho Hrd day ~
and expense ~ halu.
salt fake Clty. utnh, July ~ 1863
MulI Ian q. tOA. sery
Auex Mining Company
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
location Of puucipA placu OF business.
cullen Hotel Wclt Hctuud south ttrgoi
Salt Lake CITY, state of ttah.
NoIicE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment No. "a. levied on tho
.lth daY Of May, ltai the soyUrhl amounts rpt
opposite tho ntmos OF Mo rtspocuyc SHARE.
Lm-nnr. No LnLLnM.-
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And Iu accordance with law and the order Of
llr NgaIl ui directors made ON the gan uBy OF
MHN, l-f., so many shares ct each parcel OF
each stock as may Dc necessary, Wii be- Sold
ut UuuIIH auction o.. Room u7, Cullen Hotel.
Nytt HtaIuu South street. salt Lake city state
OF lalg uu iuNny, in1 llft day ct July, lstl. az
O'Clock Ut n,, iu pay thr delinquent assess
mcut thereon. together vita tho cost OF udyer
uHWg Hud expense OF sole.
salt LaEu Guy, tglh, JuIy llth. 1905,
ARTHUR rAiisONs,
secretary.
lY order of ih1 bond III directors made on
Che slth day ni july l.lG the cate of sale nf
tHU above delinquent Bt1uE has been most
pOutd until saturday August .Jth, lsgl, az 9
O'Clock D. m,, at lhu same pace.
ARTHUR PARSONS,
July 25th, is9G
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NOTICE

Ulue jay Consolidated Mining Company
llnce Of business, Hult Lake city Utah.
Location Ut mines Washington
Mining District luayer
county ltah,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ o. injecting OF the board OF directors held
Juno 2A, ltNit nu Assessment Of one ami
quarter cCuI Nil per share lbuinR assess
nent No. 80 was levied upon tho capital stock
% tho coronation. payable Immediately 10
the uLduraiErun, treasurer, ht No Nmlth dtuH
tturu, corner ~ Man hnd second SCUM
streets, cat Lake CITY, Utah. ANY
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the luth day OF
August l-.G, viii be delinquent and advertised
Tor sale nt puuue auction, aud uniefH payment
10 made before WiIi Uo sold saturday. August
9Th lfOI, nc % O'rIOcku, No. az mo oiilce ~ the
secretary .guums and SrottAuorhAch huilt
lngl 10 paw delinquent asrcsHmuut together
with coBt u adNerlslng and exuouaes Of sale
FRANK j. GUNNEti,
Treasurer.
sALT LAKE CrT, Utah. July =, issO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

In tho District Cont, Probate division, Third
Judicial District, ln aud ior SAT- lahe
County. State of Utah.
in tho matter Of tho rtnic OF james u
tuets. Deceased.

order 90 show rfufn why order ~ sale % real
estate auuuI1 hot Uu made.
VAMEl ~. CuUIT. TINE AuMtNl rIlA.
- Tor OF tho estate OF jamca II. liicAs, ag.
ceased HAVING 0.rd Ha petition herein, Gully
yruIDd. urayIu. for au order Of aale 90 ine
rraI tHla.r OI laid accident Tor lhc ptfpU'cs
theron oct forth. u ls therefore urlciuI that
aii persons intofus tog iu Che estate OF SAID 90
teHrcl, auHrar before H1id court on ralur.
Day tho 18th Day of AuausL n wv, ~
Do O'Clock o.. m, at tNu court room OF 500
court. in tho County Cuur. House, ln thu iiiy
hud County OF rait Lake, Utah, 90 GLOW cause
why au order should not Dc paniCl ln the
srtd admiuistrator. % cell go much % the real
pftafu OF aHid urcua.rd, % private sale, Af
fhuU Do necessary. aud that n COPY on tuil
order hu Published 90 least four fuctessNe
weeks ln the nIsUurr NrWat ntNHraucr
printed ana published in said city ono county.
Witarfs mg hand tbia iUtH day ot July, A y.
1891. 30. T. EiItulE. Judge.
ii q. EpwAuDs. ATTORNEY Tor Adminisuator
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Avortrr Il uFWuY GIVEN THAT
n I1hB So. cannon. executor OF tho
last viii uuu tranmcnt Of harY Ann
iurh. deceased, boo rendered fnf atiilo'
mcut. qua n'ud boo fald court, DIE hunu.
oil account of ha UdmIuHuagou OF said
tataIUg Und petition Tor inal distribution N
the residue % SAID CHtIto among ihe ueraQna
entitled tUGfCi1,lud tHat saturday, theN1ih Gay
Of Au.UH.. a. o. lr|H. ut Do u'C.uch a. ulss at iho
rluf. room uf HUiu court. 300 iur county court
house, saIt tuLo Cry and county, Tan, mas
leon duly appointed nv Nc Judge of thil
court f0r she souiomoutoi saIu count nns
hearing faid position Tor partial distribution,
ut which time and place any pgunu Iniofo.io
iu aaIu estate uav appear aud show cause "
my there he. why Faid account should ndi Do
fotiItu and approved aud partial distribution
mHdD uH Uffrrd for.
& d. STANTON. CLERK
nv TuEp W. prssis. Deputy UlufE.
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bad I,r.rIm.nl. YIN M.nnre.

From the Canada experiment farms
comes the report that in comparison
81 40 tons 81 rutirl bunynrd manure
with Tho -nmo weight of fresh manure.
tho larger yield was obtained by using
frsh manure on wheat. barley. oats aud
mmirs mlugcl wuItalsund sugar boots
afforded larger yield with ruttgd iua.
nurc, and with corn, carrots and pota-
toes tie results wou contradictory
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court In ana Tor tho Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County ol SAT- Lake.
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pLLlNouLNr AssEasMENT

ThoUoar L1tc land 8 1.-Two Stock Company,
GtUpOrAuOn, principal place NJ huHlncsa
saIt Lake gItF, utah,
NTuIlCE-TuERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ Upuu che following described stock on
neguunt uf naHOstmtut IDyird on She ON day OF
June, lsti, llr several nuuuutH oct upUuutO
iHc nance VI Soc respective tharOh0ldora 40
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AN oRDlKANoe.

An OHpfVANCE LEyYiNg A TAN nv
IN the assessed value Of the thaahIe neon.
erty within tho corporate Unite Oh Haif'T aI.
CITY, tpnHtF Of saii Lake. utaie OF Uah. iet
-Ecrius O. We 10 ordained hv Tho r.,.
Council uf talt Lake CITY that thorc bl. and 4.
hereby lowed ON 100 the real aud ugfsar u
pro- trir IiluHir, lying ana beng vltIis ~
corporate limits Of san Lake CITY, made t9v
able hy he laws u said state aud me ol,iI
nance Of said CITY tcvul mills ON the dollar III
follow. t1.wlt.
Iirst-1o dofray tho contingent expense, q,
Haid city tuiiIs or Che dollar
teruud-Iu dCtray the expenses of cprtrou
iug the aiCra uf sli1 city mills on tbs
dUllGU
Ihirf-To dofrsy the cspcnro NJ opeptp,
improving aud keeping n repair tho street,
and ailcwa.ks Of SAID city I, mills on The dol
lar
f0urth-ro dofray thccVpcnscs Of corstrurt.
irr and keeping in repair sewers aud drafna 4,
sail city q IuUI on the dollar
rec. 3 THIS ordinance shall take effect
from and after lis approval.
iatfsd by She Guy Council o. Salt Z akoCu
state OF Utah. july Do. $50. aud rcitrfad 10
Nc Mayor Tor Die approval.
rolD hANlD n EMERY.
tIiy Recorder
Approved this the oth DAY Of jolly. AID. tstt
JANIS 6LLNnlNNiNU, Mayor.
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90 The matter of tBc fsnia Of William ST.
Lemon. Deceased
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LraAL NOTICE

ln the District rouu Probate Division, Third
Judicial District iu and 10. 7ti Lake
CouutF, state OF Jl1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

In tho nhtnei ours Probate Division, Third
judicial District. boo HHd for Htit Lake
County, fiHtU oi Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

City and County Of SAT- tato, ~
=, David 3. EmorY, Recorder 800 and iir gait
lake CIV, state 0t Utah, DO hereby coriify
that nc above ami ioresuing is % fuli, tfua n1i
correct copy Of Hn ordnance emitted o. An
ordnance Toying "a tnN on the Assessed vaIue
" the taxable property within tho corruFats
nmiis % salt Lake CITY, county OF salt taEg
state Of Utah. Tor thn year l.0t, passed by itg
Guy Council ut SAID tIty jay ON. l4si. ami
approved hY tnr Mayor jay On, lsH. a. an.
pCafa of record boz nos unro
ln uiiuCas whereof I hNse hero.
unto sct mN hand AND auiNot tho
lsEAL-I rUruHrltr seal uf said cts this t4a
sth day % JuN, h d. 1sH.
DAVID y. EMERY
iaA CAV hecoIdcb
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LEGAL UuTiOg.

In the district Court pr0h1t0 DIVISION
Third IuliciM UhtriHt 100 and for
suIt Lake County, state
uf Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

STRAW NAT rom 5000 r0UE
broiling hot weather, Protect his head.
You mood his brains u1 woll us his mus.
clos, and slowed brains nrc % no use 10
anybody. Don't cut your new straw hat
up. but do something tokgop tho horsc's
head cool Is tho udyico OF Rural New
Yorker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-03

In tho Matter Of tho rs,ato Of Mary Ann
lush. deceased.
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order 90 show efufo why order NJ sale OF RED
estate should hot bu made.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
Palmer & Son.

M. had their Annual Sermon preached
to them at the Immannal Baptist
Church, New Haven, Conn. The Rev
"A: L. Powell delivered the sermon
His text was taken from Ist Cor. 1878,
as follows: And Abideth Faith, Hope,
and Charity these three, but the great
est of these is Charity.
King David Commanderv stationed
at Reading, Pa, attended the Ascen-
sion Service in Philadelphia. The
CommanderY escorted the ladies OF
Helena, Court of Cyrene Zone of Ike
Hollands Court while on the Pilgri-
mage.
William H. Lester, son of Col. w.
H. Lester, $50, who has charge of the
United States Ship MONTGOMERY. living
at Tomkinsville, Staten Island, made a
visit to Brooklyn, N. Y.
DHU'L FAKAR.
One thing makes the Craftsman tired
IS to see some folks laugh in YOUR face
and with the words 81 is wild YOU. {"
and the moment your back is turned
apply the knife. Such people are no
good whatever, then watch these folks
who make out they are Christians and
then do the same as sinners. Whenever
we go to put on airs, we should first
pay our Just and honest debts, and not
go around travelling on other DeonIe
and trying to be more then we are.
~ Read The Washington BEE. the or
gan of the Mystic Shrine, Odd Eel
lows, X. of P, Good Samaritans. Ma
sons, and Secret Orders, in general.
Royal and Select Masters, Federation
OF Colored Men ofNorth America
Some people forget how thew have
been at times that they have been de-
pendent like little infants. Now in the
future take the advice of the Crafts-
man. Stop knifng, remember the
bridge that carries you over. When
you have had bad men in position bv
the ballot put them out. Deposit N
Capltal Savings Bank, and above ali
read The Washington BEE of the D
C., and be hap-pee.
ALEIKUM-ES-SALAAM
AL BORAKE.
N. B.-Watch me.
AL SEDDEK.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30

There IS more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be inCurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease, and pre-
scrlbed local remedies, and BY con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it inCurable. Sci
ence has proven Catarrh to be a ConSti-
tutional disease, and, therefore, re-
CURES constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured By F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
Only constitutional cure on the market.
1t IS taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars Tor any case it fails to cure
send for circulars and testimonials.
Address,
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
10 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
is 1T OUT OF ORDER?

You have bicycle that is out of
order: Your bicycle cost not more
than 500. AT any rate it is frst-class
one. You want it done up in a first
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Palmer & Son at the northeast cor
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avenue, northwest. They are first-class
gentlemen and will guarantee your BIZ
cycle after it leaves their place. See
their card on the Sth page of this
paper,
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30

The graduating exercises OF the
Law Glass of Howard University were
largely attended Monday night.
The Senior Class of the Normal
Department of Howard University held
their graduating exercises last We'd
nesday evening in the Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel.
Miss Hester Christian of 423 Wilson
st. n. W., who has been ill for two
weeks is now convalescing. We hope
she will speedily recover.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
DO YOU WANT A BICYCLEl

The person who brings us in 75 cash
yearly subscribers, or $50 six months
cash subscribers, 800 three months
cash subscribers will be given a new
500 BEN HUR celebrated bicycle, a
cut of which will be found on the Sth
page of The BEE.
Now is your chance to secure a first
class bicycle FREE. Now LET the
boys and girls go to work.
"a Call at this Office and make your
arrangements.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30

Company A. and B. of the High
School competed for the honor of be-
battalion last night, at the Center Mar
ket Hall. Captain R. c. Bruce has
charge OF Company A. and Company
B. is under Captain Wormley. Both
companies are under the Command of
Major Charles Minkin's. The prize of
the drill was a beautiful banner and
blue ribbons appropriately printed.
1t is thought that Company B. will
win the prize.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
HONEST MEMS OPINION.

Rev. W.. White, Editor Georgia Baptist.)
After long years of hard work, Edi.
tor Chase and his associates of the
Washington, d. c. BEE have brought
that paper to the foremost rank of col
ored journals. Its advertising columns
surpass any paper published by col
ored men to our knowledge. The
Georgia Baptist congratulates The
BEE, upon its greatly improved ap-
pearance as well as enlargement.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
SAN MARINO GRATEFUL TO
CONGRESS.

A letter, of which the following is {
translation, was received few weeks
ago from San Marino, and placed in the
hands of Representative Mahany:
San Marino, Jan. 80, 1896.
REGENCY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SAN
MARINO.
(PRoTocoL No. 1861
Illustrious Signor Moreno: We are
thankful to you for having sent to us
the resolution presented on the Goth
day of December, 1895, in the Congress
OF the Representative of the Republic
of the United States by the Honorable
Congressman Mr.. Mahany, concerning
the rumors that the autonomy of the
Republic of San Marino was threatened
and her ancient liberty was in peril.
We have welcomed with JOY the
cordial assurances Of friendship and
sympathy of the great and powerful
American Republic toward our small
Republic in the mutual faith of human
liberty; but we deem it our duty to
declare for the love of truth and of JUS
tlce that those rumors of newspapers
are not true and are without founda-
tionS.
Our country, which is situated in the
very middle of the States of the royal
Italian Government, has received and
receives from said Italian Government
proofs Of loyal and fraternal friendship,
and has nothing to fear for her contin-
uation and for the free excise of her
rights of Sovereign State.
Therefore, if you have the occasion |
to make it known to the Americans
the true state of things about our
country, we will consider it a very |
great favor.
Accept the expression of our senti
nents of gratitude and of our distin-
suiShed esteem.
The Captains Regents,
FEDERICO GORI,
Also for the colleague absent.
70 Our lllustrious Friend, Signor Celso Caesar
Moreno, Washington.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
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(PRoTocoL No. 1861
4 X
1T CANNOT BE EQUALLED!

The Projected Excursion to Norfolk
and that vicinity as may be seen in our
advertising columns of this issue, is a
long ways ahead of anything ever Of
fered to our citizens before as to the
length of time, number of places to
be visited, comfort and conveniences
provided and amusements to be en-
joyed all under the one low rate ticket
of two dollars for fare. Of course
there are incidental expenses for board
and lodging, but they are all to be had
right on the boat, and would have to
be provided for no matter where you
were, so they are discounted. The un-
broken record for good order on all
Excursions of the Washington Cadet
Corps is an additional incentive to the
patronage of our citizens. Three
Moonlight nights and two days upon
salt water, without having to lose
nights rest or day from business is
most remarkable combination, and will
beyond doubt be largely availed of.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
REDUCED RATES TO CUMRFp
LAND,

Ihe tiremen's Association of MARY.
Ia tana Will meet in Cumberland June 10
For this occasion the B. so. R r
20; Will sell round trip tickets to Cum
Derland at fare and third for tbe
round trip from Pittsburg, Uuiontown
Freoer1ck, Hagerstown, Baitimora
Annapolis, and from all tickets statinrs, ttS
on Its lines in Maryland, District S nf
Columbia and Virginia, for all trains ~ ~
until June I3. passage
Mayo 1t.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
THE MOST RELIABLE.
From The Virginia Leader I

From The Virginia Leader.l
The Washington BEE is the most re-
liable negro newspaper published at
the Capitol. 1t is the oldest and Edi-
tor Chase is a hustler.