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rteRt tenuht 10 tur U.suJpa. Nc &c,
this ptiuciple,u Cifcumsiatu-s,
would leaf 10 The gradual witntriug
up ui the spiritual power Of the neg.
legt vi one. Dedicated 90 tile Lpid
and his work every man. lot his Own
aud tue Chiljrcn's tsko, HnUul see % "
lual his 90 iessioHs are ltvoI uu Co.. No
man would be- jusufird Ia giving the
LJrI's portion " Income Tor any pur'
ulst, boo uis own name,
Bf0.hsr Cannon TEL Otttd that hut
lew trials buve been hrlI % lni, before
tho lli-h Council, an UviIeIou 90 The
Increased gUoI ceiling o. the people,
Elder John W. luylJf was tue next
-IrabuL lie spoke OF Increase anu
fDtp ty In the outlying stpkca Of
nov. Designed fof thg salvation OF
humanity, ia GlspHl tntull e." lrac'
ucAliy carried ouf iu ChCu mau'i liit,
{ Iuu tuuth. OF LimHul aud Uihcfs.
DIi'yfe.t degrees Of iai'uIuIutfs Hf"
NyIafe. til the vutiluH stake, ss such
differences wv tn,m Ives lu iu.l-
vIuuuH. The work Uf tfluRiuE int
people 90 better condition is hpiu-
per ufmrd by tue Apostles aud otne p,
much Improvement tUCOminE mnui-
lot o. a result Ui their lauoIs.
luu HIuaktr rufUfr.W IuA prophecy
uttered ~ President Woodruff al Go,
dedication % tie salt LaEu Temple, 20
'hu feet that ifUm tuHt uur ID n
wUu.a begin 90 prevail Eu uf, ur. b
avte maze by tue speaker O. events
iuce that tine. going o. Prove IA
uilI.meut OF inst Ur1lutyyt iuU
r.uIu change iu the feel
iug Oh people toward the Latte.
Jay s,iui- ttiug particularly con
muutsl upon. 10 aIi tuis tue uaud 70
i.d hau bfuu mani es,rJ, 500 n b
gIUfy, aud moi f1r tua rU. C.ii of tUt
pu r,. no destiny ~ the Dot eye
IHy Saluts 40 dominion and au'
comfy was ag .ic.,u, .- suuNY 100 tIr
events ginning ono pft.rua
iuu cu.irnu congregation sang Cue
hymu3
wtwaua uo % COD for au0Huo1
BE DII..... wa Pronounced uy f.
DEF }. %. * mInI.
l0WUTU W mUUtin were au'
nosuc.uitlu %. u. ana auI 5H
D. IN.
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so EVIDENCE AGAINST Nm.


Tho inquiry Into tbu alleged murder
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The romatkb 0f the gentleman hr wss
.isIOs d 10 believe that 'lumpy.jAw
wss not confined 10 cows lie hoped
The House would not concur.
Mt. Cushing sail 81 psOpIe knew
what kind OF meat they were eating
they would demand The most stTit gent
measures 10 Protect hem.
Mt InOfne was ln avOr Of concur.
rCuce. Tue law o. 1894 was n bad one
and 1t ought to be- repealed.
Mr., Muus1u sail the law Of i0i was
framed Tor tue benefit % the whoItsale
sluughtefing housrs IN Salt Lake ami
Olueu aud It ought to be wiped from
o. ostaIute h.Oks.
Mr. Nubskef, VI Rch, having been
70 member OF tue prrvilus Legislature,
defended the law OF 1894 lie denied
.b.HIutely that the law was framed iuf
the advantage OF private COncetu. /.
was pasBsI iu tho ipterest Of iubIc
utHi.h, 90 build az yacNing houses uuu
nulpst0Cz fniasrs.
A motion VI Mf. Crtchluw 10 com.
init the uill Co the Judiciary cUmiultlUe
wa l1a', l4t1 -.
MI Nyb's motion, that tue House
80 not concur iu the Senate amerd.
mems snd asking Tor a conference, cot.
RED by vote oi "a 90 li.
MssstB. Mursou, Nyo and Lewis
were appointed rs tho House con.
Iurstf.
On motion " Mr. Sutrnson the
House Coucutrtd Ia The Senate ameuI.
neHts 10 House bill 40, Slate pts1u
mll.
BILL sIUNED.
The Speaker signed Senalc bill 81,
Uniyersity VI Uian,
LAND NIL
The Houin went into committee OF
the wru.o on tho laui DiN huI we're
guuHlJuflng tue moasur, At press TIME
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N The HOUSEHOLD
larm Words INDUCED 10 On The
Neat Inspection Law.
RlTCnLOw AND MoysOS IN H.
ther Rsprcseuiatyc, Indulge In De'ul.
tory Firing ou the subj
Routins Matters

It was an extended program that
onir utoi the mentors Of the House
oday. ~heic wore scheduled iUt
hiri reading House bills $50. $3.50, 90
%, lUg aud 33, and SENATE uilt IS. 80.
7, l2aud So. Also House bill U3, the
nnd bill, a. the spec al order.
Al uros0 time yesterday bill was In
reduced BY MI HeiueLllito regulate
he driving, branding, ustdlug and
managing Of stock. The bill wa
,rdetcd printed AMI referred " Tue live
toes committee.
Pending vote on tho pa'sage Oi
isu'e bill l3), by MI Cttonlow,
im,niins U.ah laws AZ TO unsuitable
,omioiGss, tho House adjourned Of
gib.
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HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Rose Browning Nos, Answer The
Charge Of ngTi,E
EVIDENCE Nor CONCLUSIVE,
uut Is Regarded as sufficient 10 Jusii.
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spsanmueNla..
MuNHAl, salt Lake County, March
L-At Tue corc.u. ION 1i the iUygsIiga.
ton OF tho charge Of murder, made
against Mfs. R1.e Browning, who.
accused o. having poisoned Alviu
Green, a south Cottonwood farmer,
tue justice OF the ptaCU dee dri l1l.l
10 hold Mt. Browning TO the district
court on a charge OF murd'. She aab
committed without taiI, snd VIII 10
aopt IN the county prison ui
the case comes up In the higher court.
In the examination there was 40
ufthef evidence than that which bias
been Published already. rhis conslsls
Of some indirect admissions ny the ac'
custd, Hnd suspicious circumstance
connected With Green's death, hut
the evidence IL far from conclusive as
to her guilt. In iA0' thurc ate people
who nave lIstuuud % the testimony
who declare that there h not a word o.
proof On which 10 hIld the woman on
such a serious charge The chief wit.
ness ngaItsE hcr testified that he Wa
under the Influence OF gu ftou tho
lime hu lett salt Lake, while GrCuu
wnH in good health, until after the
funeral, 20 that HE testimony amounts
| To- little. There may be- some Iufther
Developments before the thai comes
Uu
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Blackburn Not Reelected.

Early this afternoon a fumor Was
started that Senator Blackburn haJ
been reelected United States senator
in Kentucky. II was founded on a
bulletin from Frankfort, Ky, and on
Que from Cincinnati, the latter stating
tunt the .Tlmrf.Star had conceded hi
oltC Ion, Both were, later, declared IN
correct. Full account Of the proceed
iugs among the Associated Pre-s dis.
patches "a smother pago,
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KlndergarIen Party.

A social party VIII be- given under
The direction Of tnr Utah Klndergprton
association, IN tho Fourteenth ward
us.enhly hail. Friday evening, Mach
10 R40mu viii be- fiital up 10 enter
tain thtss that dou't Wish 10 dance.
candy o lemonade viii be on sai,.
The COMMITTEES iltund 10 give their
friunds q good night'a Enjoyment.
Gives orcheslfa Ia attendance.
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National Guard Officers.

Lieutenant W. X. Wright u the
Sixteenth u. 4, infantry VIII deliver a
lecture "a the Monitor and Merrimac
Mt tho office NJ Adlulnut General John
q Cannon tom .rTaw morning begin.
unt Ht II O'Clock. f0r tho benefit o
iiia,rs Aud members Of the Nations.
Guard ot Uhh. A large ATTENDANCE
a. IsetFRI
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Ladies Meeting.

On account of thu Sake cInisrpnci
tue laI,ct' ssmi.moutuly meeting Will
he Postponed.
Tue Relief Society conference viii
be- held la the f. uftrgntu wRrl nssrm.
pip hall on Saturday, Msrcn 2lsi, ut
lUu.m. ami pm. A puuCluRl rtteu.
de- cn 10 effects ann uombctr g.
requested. NJ ISABELLA HuRNF.
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rndn,,. Iin.Inr...

A. li25 the House resumed business
,oduy, All alter roll call, pt.yrf AM
he reading Of yustutuhy'a lNufunlI
luI,r tue beau Of uulmsutJ uusi.css
NJ CufchIyw Uqyut,d that further
confederation OF house uiI. lJB, trln.'
.ug 70 unsuitable humiCldts, no luai.
llutd sud made tho spuyIni order Tor
TucGIay neat aud au Greer ~ tha1
ELECT wa entered.
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SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE
Opening se,s ous 10 The Assembly Hail
Today.

The quarterly conference aud month.
~ Priesthood mt0,iug.Ui the Salt Lpku
stake convened 10 ,uy Assembly ilaI
today alto u,m. There were iJGyu.
President Geo. @, Cannon, Apostle
John W. gayloE }. q. NmOaI aud
Edward stevenson % tur met council
OF Seventy, Patriarch John smllu,
Elders Angus 81. Cannon aud C1arle.
W. rcurr,o d. she stale peslUoBry.
The ch ir anI 'I gfrgpu'u gaur
Sow Jet ua reIoI., iu CO., day Of sa.yauoH.
Prayer w.s offered IS Luer Steven.
sUu.
Singing,
IraHcyo No IuH. my Haarl sbaI lga
lu WUr. .H pleasant, 90 divine.
The rlI e.. suuRuI tHr following
attendnuuG luIur UaiuaruNR, five
high cIuud e., Eits MHtus snI VIM.
e.. bguuH the lI.u IU aH'
quorum pto.id uHcy, fifteen pre- iI,n r.
% 5uvcuuui eighteen home misuua-
atIUs.
All tue wards ui the stoke were
Properly Represented excepting Noun
lain Dell, Htutma4 aud Changer
Tho prHdcury " tue SIKH,
Seventh, Elsuth, Eleventh, Bevuatn,
IWuuly.iTs. uui lwUnty.Iuutiu
uuu.umbuf Elders failed 10. iesI onI ~
t.r roll call. Representatives VI Tue
LESSER Priesthood weT. pttseu. from
tue Second, Fourth, Flth, SIKH,
Seventh, Elgutu, Ttutn, rnirluouthi
Fourteenth, Fifteenth. Sixteen g.,
Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth,
rwenty-nrst, Mlll Greek, R,vcEl0ui
south J0fdun, Ea.t jordan, West Ioi-
ian, Sugar House, Center rauuy,
East MN Greek, Herflmani dtanlIt
Aud North Jordan wards.
The STAKE ufggu cations Of Relief
Societior, Y. NJ. anu Y. l. NJ. /. A.
Sunday schools anu Primary hssUcia.
lions we're represented b. their prtsii'
lux OilluerF. 90 recommendation Of
thrif respective Bishops, III brethren
wtTe author zcd 10 be- ordained Elders,
A report uf tue \. NJ. n, /. a. Of the
stake was read anu ordered tlei,
ppsidgnt George q. Cannon ad
dressed the cuuRfoEniiuu.
Cuutt ana congregation saug'
DO what De- right,
Beueuic,lUu wss pronounced by
B.ahUu Wan. Is, Preston,
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AittFnnhh hfNhANhs
singing 10y the ul0ir
Lord, ,hou wilt hear me vher rT,y.
Prayer by Elius Geo. Is. Walau.
The choir sang,
GLORY TO God on high,
The snnua! report OF the stoke \. l..
NJ, /. a. was read and ordered iileu, a.
also the totals VI tho charity report
while nome IMPROVEMENT was mani
feat IN the latter returns, RB
compared with former reports,
yet tue discrepancy between the fast
tlurlngs aud toe demand, OF the poor
was very marked, The financial anu
statistical gspugts Of the Relief sOCioiisF,
High Prlests' quorum aud primary Hs-
s1ciauuns were read and ordered iilpt.
Elder Angus NJ. Cannon deprscsi, d
the fact that fast 0iletugB wery
go menVOt. tie urged tult
wards without any poor shuu d
collect iast.oiierings Tor the ben.
rnt uf warts iess fortunately situhied.
he reported with pleasure the general
good lrel.ug u the people VI The Stake,
mani ustvI especially 10 the way iu
winch the home missionaries ntr Tt.
Ueiyrd. He announced that the home
missionary list had been reduced, tu
Keep tho ElitTs more active anu 10 AT.
nut " lrtquont change. Tins reIuc.
uou had lu0u made tor various causes,
sud not ont Of adverse feeling 10 those
whose names had been eliminated,
The System Of caring Tor tue cor
aud Of tho payment Ut timing by
looked upon ha VI Delef Tor those
VINO give 40 well as those who receive.
Asa means OF jogging OF tho olToum.
stances VI tho puOpiv, rich ana poor
alike, an hnnr5t tithiug wull bu Of
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Fort nonclas Band COMFORT.

The following program will be car.
rled Out by tho Sixteenth u. =. In
mntry band, ia the Post amusement
hall Al Fort DJuglAg, at $3.50 3'cllck p.
M, SUNDAY, March s,h, 1898, TO
which the publiCate ostIIslly iuvItsuI
rRuGWAM
Star pans. ed Hammer
overture. mons tHuulruI. ....... .uHrnhuyh
Popular Medley TIE Metropolis a. Night.
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INr tnlurUU. .tuHU Dance ssssss ...... tOuHA
selection 10 MuHHttn Verdi
lutrrmtlfo, lIyu's Dream After tho Hall
.ss.ssss. 's.,t,.st.t.., .-..,t slhul 70
HAL Columbia
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EsIRAY PnuND NnIInE

NNE suHUEI MAIZE ABOUT YEARS
~ ola. weight about sU. pounds,
~ the above described animal Do no,
claimed and takOu hWhv uu or before March
u. ls.U, sue viii Do cold at pItv vstray mound
asp IN JullN %, NATION.
Pound keeper
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Nsu uInIus CompnaI,s.

The Cipsugo Colo Mining company
filed articles uf Incorporation with tue
county clerk time afternoon with r.
cHpiirl stock of sl,u"uuOl. lbUIUcHf.
p1ra'Dr8 arc q. 10. tarI ~, w d..
CfaW ford, John A.. lN-iiy, Brigham Z.
5 eWau, n. y. MHrlgtr l., \, Maj.
gat, l., G.. MargrE 81 FHruss .f'' 4,
Christina SjoIAhL James Mrafs,J srI IA
Thutp, W. T. Jack, a, IA Hrhul.tIF,
John T.. rhorp anu Jane Il. Hay.
Tho otllnuu ME G.. ID. GaTJIUgl
prlsldru, Joseph Thorpe, vIrg.prH b.
den , l., a.. MnrlgOr teulrIufyi BIG
.um r. 5 ywar, treasurer
The company owns toe GLOWING
claims situa ed ln the Ptrp,tour mlu-
lng districts New State, Little Joe,
PuIr Dandy Mountain View auI Inu
Fraction.
wonder cold utning Uoinphu,,
This o9mpluy has just completed
IL organization with a capital stock Of
700, 900 shArcs OF the par value OF 50
each, Gorge q. Cannon n prrsi1uut;
Angus NJ. Chuugu, vict.ITHtIl,ug
LtWis NJ. CHnnuu, secretary; JOhu
W. Douueilau, tfgaurofi 4. J.QIrnly,
manager aud superintendent. The
pf0peTUel Of the company form tue
eastern boundary u De Lamar Gold.
On Gate group, anu also lap over on
tho eastern liuU Of the BtickyatI
group a. Mrtcur, auI are on the Iip Of
he great ore chute which has been
develop ed by about 5000 feet " dflils
on ,he Golden Gate upon when iL b.
estimated that ~ least i've million
collars in gold has been slTeauy ~.
pOred and blocked out within a few
uuudteI feet Of this property, tue trend
OF these imuuusu ore bodies be.
ing directly towards Won or
Gtoup The Wonder Group com.
pTlses the follow Ing claims, viz.
tho Wonder, Nurh Side, Mary h.,
Mary T. No. ., O.d Grover, and irAC-
ton Of the NayIsal0b containing shout
10 acres. Title perfect.
Tnete IL one bhaii 100 feet deep upon
which a steam huIttIng plant he icing
now erected, A double Compartment
working shalt Ig beng started, rnfue
| hundred thousand suATyB OF the % gk
10 reserved for Tue development Of tho
| property aud tulIllug mill, One,hhIi
| Of which IN subscribed iOr. Mt. Quaaly,
the manager, BE- Que % tue ADIost min.
| iug supenntvndonts In the country.
Hu ami his assOU.Gtos have made r.
| large cash inyUstmHut in this, Rud be-
viii devote hi7 uus. energies 10 tine
rapid development VI this great mine.
In addition o. the uBah advances Iy
Mt. Quesly anu BIZ irienls, the man
| Hutmunt nave deemed itRdvisAUIe 10
nave ample funds uu hand 10 push the
work Ne last ~ men ana means can nc.
| gomplish Il, ami have eciueI ~ plnr.
| on the market limited number Ui
suafes OF tho treasury stock az the prize
OF % cents pef shuTc, hut reserve Ga.
night TO raise the Price AZ Ary time
without notice. BrykrIB kruue.u
Donnellan ana George DOWu,y have
utcn appointed Ef lHo sole ageuts l.I
,purBIr No this tTlHtury took
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Two petitions were pfe,entei. one,
g., was ir M residents OF Iafuuu Cuun.
~, uskiua the passage OF tuu MUffisuu
rsilwAy hlI, and was ItuHruitd uy
hlr Ferguson Of CABIN. Toe other
same from residents ui summit c8uu-
o., ask. . amvuImrut Of Utah lave gU
o. {. compel county J1uis 90 pay H.
wards tfuwtrsI. 10 was ,rtsvutcj
by htr. Beard.
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Tue elections mm.urr recon.
mruftu fLu tHsF0gu of Hr. ate tIl ~,
ruHceruiug The election o keprs.uu.
uv.s 10 CanguUgt uEl tue report was
uNU. tod.
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Tho O. itIuulluTe commllicu recon-
muuieI that House uill llu, authufiz.
log uu tfpr HpIaytrg, bn not pnssuu.
AIfp adversely uu huusU biii luii uu.
thurEiug IL State board ~ agriculture.
a lso that utaliUnF had been received
from all Paris OF the State protesting
ugaiHst tDuu billie. Confederation wac
laid UVt|.
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FUNDAMENTALLY FLHcIul.s

Iurc.um ltce on elections ulso rec.
ummeuIy1 tUr rufHAl Ui Hunute OIL
o., 90 rrlauuH 90 national rfusiIuula.
HuI vice preside. uHi electors, NJ
amendments were IefoI uy tho COM
mutur a.g Cue sep 90 was approved.
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Mr.. C.ul1u's Cuban resolution was
fayuranly reported by cue same COM
mi,lor, with some slight amendments,
and the report wgs adopted.
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A communication nom the Senate
announced that the upper house had
Io u.o 10 concur Ia tho House amcnI.
mrlt- { Senate hlli 81 clucurttd IN
House amendments 60 Senate bl.i 49,
hal pfR.eI, with amendments, senate
ilssiaud ~. au1. II nee bills 90, 1913,
III anu l31. A conference com uiltrr
was appointed on senate bill ST. Cuu-
sttlng -, Msesrg. Nyo, M0ns0n auu
Thomson OF SauIttu.
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Beueuio,iou WISE pronounced by
BlshUu Wan. Is. Preston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-16
A singular AmdavIt.

The officers nd clerks of the United
States land Office in st. Cloud, Mimi,
are greatly amused over an unusual
affidavit which found its way into their
place of business lately in the contest
case of Alonzo w. Keyes VS.. Sarah
Langen, the plaintiff having filed an
affidavit OF the death of the contestee.
He swears that he does not know the
present postofice address or wherea-
bouts Of the contestee. and DIR. n. X.
Whittemore Of Elk River follows with
this somewhat remarkable affidavit:
This is to certify that Sarah Lam
gen, supposed to be single died on
February s, 1895 | have no memo
randum stating just the cause Of death
and | have had more to think about in
caring for the living than thinking
about the dead / am quite certain that
she is dead, and have certified to that
fact at least once before. She was a
patient of mine. and that ought to at
least give me authority to know where
of l speak; and, possibly, that ought to
be sufficient guarantee that she is
dead,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Barnes Chapel M Il. Mansur and 9th
ID. w. Ross, pastor Residence first
door north Sunday school 10 a. M,
preaching II a. m, Epworth league,
4 p. m, prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming, o'clock.
First Baptist Church, corner, Vine and
Noble; l.. H. Holt pastor, residence
No. 30s Vine street. Morning service
IL o'clock; evening o'clock; bible
school $40 a. M; Il. Y. p. Jr. 3 p. m
prayer meeting and teachers meeting
Thursday at 1880 p. m. Strangers
made welcome.
Christian Church, corner Vine and
Cleveland w. A. Humphrey, pastor
residence SOB East Warner avenue.
Morning service IL a. m. evening at
p. M Sunday school at 10 a. m, jun
Tor Endeavor 2:30 p. m; Y. p. S. c. f.
at Gas p N prayer meeting Thursday
evening at p. m All cordially in
vited.
Plymouth Congregational. Broad,
between Oklahoma and Cleveland.
Rev. C. n. Queen, pastor, residence
Cleveland and Broad. Morning service
II o'clock; evening 8 o'clock; sunday
school s:45 a. IN Christian Endeavor
p. IN; prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming at o'clock.
West Side Congregational Church,
| Sabbath school, 10 a. M preaching at
| IL a. nj Rev. Ale. NJ. Lennox, pas
tor; Y. p. $. G. r, p. m, W. J..
Dwinnell, leader evening service, p.
m. temperance rally, 4 p. IN. Even
song and discourse at D. IN
NJ e. Church, South, Corner OF
Villas and Broad street, Rev w ID White
pastor, residence first door south o..
church. Morning services at II o'clock
evening services at o'clock; Sunday
school at 9 a m; Epworth League at 3
p M prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at o'clock
First NJ. f Church, Corner 7road
and Noble ID NJ Buckner, pastor,
residence first door west OF church.
Morning service vt IL o'clock; Junior
League, 3 p N; Epworth League, p
IN; evening service, p m; prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at o'clock.
Presbyterian Church, Corner OF Di-
vision and Noble, Rev A j MacGilliY-
ray, pastor, residence 600 East Noble.
Morning service at IL o'clock evening
service at p N; Sabbath school, Q.4s
NJ; Y P S c Z, 2 p M prayer meeting
Thursday evening at O'clock Every
body invited 20 attend these services
Trinity Church, Episcopal, corner
Noble and Broad. Rt Rev DR. Brooke
Bishop; Rev A B NicholGs, rector
Holy communion, q'lz a N; morning
service aud seFraon, II; evening service
and serEon, g; Sunday school, 10 m
Wednesday evening service at 81 Fri
day Litany at 10 a M the Holy com
munion is also administered the FRS
Sunday in e.4ch month at II o'clool
service the Holy communion on al
, Holy days at 10 m. Everybody vel
come.
|, German Evangelical church, corne
, Villas avenue and Ash street. Rev G
Ditel will Preacn az II a. m Sunde,
school at 10 a N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-16

Joe Coleman has boy that he is
pretty proud OF showing off to people.
the Puyallup (Wash0 Commerce says.
He had him on Puyallup electric car
the other day, and, while the boy was
gazing out of the open window. his
father slipped the hat of the boys head
in such a way as to make his son be-
lieve that it had fallen out OF the win
dow The boy was very much upset
by his supposed loss, when his father
consoled him by saying that he would
whistle IL back little later he
whistled and the hat reappeared. Not
long after the little lad seized upon
his fathers hat, and, flinging it out Of
the window, shouted, Now. papa,
whistle your hat back again"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-16
city Health Notice.

To all owners, agents or occupants
of property within the city limits w ho
have been notified to abate nuisances
in the shape OF tnannre piles and privy
vaults, you are hereby uotidtd that
said notices must be conn piled with
within the next ten days. as after that
date SANITARY" ordinance No. 1872 will
b. rigidly enforced The contents "
all privy vaults must be removed by a
licensed scavepger 20 the proper place
designated 10y the city NJ moving Of
houses and covering up or bury;nR
upon prem ses will be tolerated a.
IL l. ia violation Of city ordinance
Manure may be scattered upon Capt.
tol Square G. w BRUCE
lw Health officer