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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-11
Speaks Well for Home Schools.

A recent number OF the Iowa School
Journal has reached the News III &C..
II Is found to hu decidedly interesting
II IN the fact that It contains several
well written articles from the Ieus Of
salt Lake City principals, teachers and
IA ils,
Among the contributors are Mi.s
N. A Ielsidu Hnlt a, supervisor Of the
primary work; ID. h. Augsburg, pro.
lessor ot drnwiag; J. n. Nick nighi,
prir cIpal nj the training schoO
Ia OH NJ Y trO Oh, principal OF tue
Hamilton ruu.u, M-s Eva Mayuc
Il the OqIirrH, Mis-. Van Cot,
aud Miss Any Brown. Thr
reductions ale all OF a credit bic
character ami viii prove an exceheul
Advertisement Tor tue schools VI tint
city. The primary department VI the
Journal " unIer the mana cement o.
NJ HUllOn, Of whom the Editor
wflleG "Miss HoitOu has hal u,
training Anu ok orirnue that challenge
success, aud her intelligence ana en-.
lhusiasm are cause Tor admiration NJ
well % inspiration"
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ME-. r. J. Ki.,el, R,v. ami Mrs.
Nilsson, Sit. aud Mo. W. II. Row,
II o.. and Mts. G.. &. X chsris.
5audy-Mt. and Mts. a. J. Cush-
ing.
Murray Mr.. and Nts. Hnyues.
Htter- Hon. aud Ms, a. Hatch.
Mntcur- n. WinIslt J lroweek.
Euttk.--Mr and Me. }. W. Nc.
ChfysisL
Lo.ap-Hon. O. W. Thatcher,
Lieut. aud Mfs. II. T.. Styer, MI anu
Mr-. A. NJ Fleming.
Pf v.--Judge nnG Mt. J. ID. JOuef,
Mr. auI Mr-. H. "A Ilufolk.
Bugusm-H. l.. Cu.htug.
nvltcliuH CUmWitlu, - Mrs. Wiikcs,
chsitma,; Mise HA'kuesa, Mrs. Pen.
tuse, Mt-. Core, Mr-. W. = Lynn,
Alf-. J. NJ. put-, Mr.. Juua X ubtI,
Nis. Ogden, Mo. am-s Jsnuiuts.
Supper cOmmittu 90 Nts. ID. u. Wal
Inrp, chbiimat; MiF. 3. Hugbe,, Mr..
liaS watI, Mts. L. &. I"ui, Me. r.
s. Miller, MI. NJ. LIud,sy, Mr. g.
lUtuft.Uu, Mrs. umui..., Alrs. Put.
uam, Mis- n -, Mrs. CltI, Mfs.
J. n. CJwau, Mr' f'Hu ., Mise GrYth
For COMMITTEE &. l.. Hun,',
Chairman; .,ph GaunghcL Go re
+. Duwury, Dr. PentOss, ]. l.. Frank
%, VIII Susu, Lieutenant G. j., T..
Is. W che, 81 X, Hooper, I've, NJ SOS,
J. -. sprncoI n. r. Duke Wait 2
Amy, Il. l.. Gleudiuuiug, W. g..
Pav,y, NJ. =. peuJrtg IT. Lieut. maui
Wright NJ. J. BiIwrll, W. scott tns.
mon, J. H.. Csiue, X. krIB lnvuIeuau.
Preston, l. q WDIilyy, &. Il. stanton.
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State Medical Board.

The Slate Medical board mpt iA-l
evening at the office Of DIR. Fowler, 40
East Temple street. DR.. Samuel H.
BrioR OF o den. Dr., o. e, Ormsby OF
L1ga Dr. J. NJ. Dart an DR.. John T.
Wnile we've the members pres NJ. Toe
board h.s only Effected temporary
otganizai u.
Lloeu.,s were granted TO tho follow
log prrsons, but will not be ISSUE
until tho board 10 permanently orga'
uiz d;
Pnyslcians ana Surgeons - J. NJ
Henry Of payson; George u. Hyle,
George a. Dickson Of Ogder; J. f.
Critohlow Of Salt Lake; n. j. BtOWu
Of HALEY, IIaho.
MidwIvos- Amanda Stout, Leaning.
ton; Mary A. Patterson. Ii Ioper; Min.
ME H. BaifJ, Leighton; A nis q,
hansso, let n; Fannie Scnult, Mea'
dow VILE; Aruio Peters, ThTee-Mll,
Creek; Euphrasla Day, Faitv.oEi
Mary IS. Bliss, susanna Bghle6, Sal.
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CarnenteI,s LeclnIe on Jlpnn.

Concerning Flank q. Carp uler's
lecture on japan which will un IrlIv.
ere In the : 10 Lake he utrr Wrdues.
Jay night, the 22ud inst. the Wa-uiug
u(U, & 5tafrays; Frank q. tbrICu.
tor ought 70 DO congratulated upon bio
reception Vt MelEUtlt's lgst evening
a large and fashionable audience wa
present ami he held them close 10 him
from the beginning 10 tue rul u the
lecture. Among the well kn WI reI.
ulc a. the hpuse were reufyeHUti.v b.
fail the Legations, tho Chinese, japan.
pse aud the CIfeans iUiuH ys r..t
c0nspuu Ius. tn, teacher 70 thu pub 10
huols were out 30 IYfur, auI aii tur
government departments were well
fcufsHtnlsd,
The lecture wa a running talk about
the japanese OF today, ue CuuIuK uitu
story and aneciote every puasu u NE
IN he land Of the rising sun, u Lst Ale
eI ~ some Of the rnest stcfc uurDu
views ever shown IN WashinEiur. TIE
capital, Toxic, was tsufitui aui the
paflinmrnt, the police mi the rfitous
were visited. Fuzzy a score ~ the
pfultlrst japanese maldtus AYprHfyu
On the screen, while the Lecturer gave
l.ughablr aud Interesting dn,a about
Yum Yum versus her A meficau si.tpr
lie gave some 900 rttsuug Information
about & unit To, tn premier ut Jala A.,
anu the great var WIN CHINE,
Tue talk was full OF good things, anu
many times during the evening me- mai
his hearers on tue broad grin. IL wa
at the same I me full Of news aud 10
formation, AMI gave clear view ~
the eastern Fituatiuu.
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Personal Paragraphs.

II. Iia.lpy OF LcodyiIlo, Colorado, is at
the Cullen.
Charles Johnson Of Denver Is at the
Waller
George j. Horny Jr. Of san Francisco
is registered ai The kuu.sf0ri.
j. NJ. Berry, travelling man from ST.
Louis BE- -Htiouod at tho lgmuiotuu.
Elwark Pike. Justice ~ tha peace OF
Eureka, has bis autograph ON tuu cullen
register
70. D. stewart d well known merchant
ol NrN luIk, I, among tho Iato arlNals
az hu Tenn iuiDu,
". u. llaskoI aud L. %. Brandt, two
prom uuu e.. Eeus ui Sau ffaugisco, are
guests 40 the WNkos
Samuel We den, W. u. y vmnu and
VI. SUI DO, ui li chester y. y, arrived
ut toe kuWsipfd thi, morning.
q. o. tuf-r, Union Pacific freight
agent 40 ogden, came down 80 salt LHkg
tus morning uud Will return ths c,cu-
lug
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will be bale and hearty and won look
within twenty years aH old H. Hr ia
Good digestion and rich rcd blood make
people i..a gHlthWl ur riuf... Golden
Medical Discovery makes rich. fua blood
u wHNya health iu ihu right way ltWHtAa
tr..flmE 'u tHe right theory ana .n 600
NuHiH uI practice. 30 hIH proved t1li the
theory ia absolutely correct n begins No
thu beginning begins hy putting 90. stuw
uUu liver IHI bowels into perfect ORDER but
Do begin itH good work 600 fNH blood h.lU""
% hHi.H.H with tf' digestive system. 10
Searches DHt disease germs wherever they
may Doe mud forces them out of thH body
JiFU ffFr fluids and assists in throwing uN
refuse matter 10 makes the appetite good
and Doc digestion strong 10 isut 10 violent
medicine. 70 isu.t strong medicine IL
doe. nothing hui good tl every THfti ~ ul
thH body 10 doesn't do Hlrn Boo one place
vHI. D. De- helping another place 70 H
meant tu l.IU 'Hg whole body and % do.
help Co. WH.H.N"ra man '.l'. himself 0il.
iHg 300 health when Dee ire'. 'H1' hH ia get.
that Doe be- losing H.sh hr .H..i" HI.fe mo-
tim. 900 getting 90. Golden Medical Dis.
CUv.ry" 70 viIl build uu quicker than
anything DlaH BOO iHr VHT'N ii ".' H.r. him
rich blood .HI solid H..H DO will make
him ',.I u.If Ha old aul iUi.c as strong.
bWsg.siH s.II DO
j.. rIaresa Irl. r1ga book the "poo.
rlsa Common Sense Medical Adu .g
IN Plain Language. tells 90 about ODE
Golden Medical Discovery and is
complete family dHltur book, TfuiuH.'y
illustrated twill Do sent rHu ON receipt
OF iNauty ONE .sII uHU.gUut stamps tu cover
cost ui mailing UHI. hIlfH.. WuNu
Ua"fN sAEY MEDICAL Aa.HlIAIluE, SO.
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FOri nnnrlns band runrerI.

Concert by the Sixteenth U. 8, To-
iantiy bhnd, at Fofi ID ugln-, Uhu, at
3 pm, sunii y. Apfli ~, 1880. John
r. Klein, lea e.:
rWuuuAM
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The Lincoln school will give on en-.
teuainment for tho bonef, VI IT,
library, on Saturday, April 20. The
program Is 10 the ior-i Of the pleasing
thrts-icl opsTstIA Int B.-Peep. Thv
Csst 0f Characters isus Toll W..
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Notes

The pmusemouts offered this week
we're varied enough 10 suit al lssIcs.
Atsr tho lecture by Frank q. Car.
pointer OIL thv Tuuaiur "a AluI .-au,
tho house will be ustk Tor n week ur
more, Primrose 4 Wssps mlitttpls
being the leAt attraction.
IL issaid OF Mansfield that be IL very
upeialiiiuus nud viii not allow the
stHge hands 10 whistle while arranging
the scenery tor his plays. The same
supeiaIitiou Is pOpulatly believed -
pToyAil amongst actOfs.
An illustrated lecture will bo given
nj the Second ward meeting house on
Woiuosusy n.AL Apfii 10TH, by MI
Howard NJ ~ o., the subject being
Mining luu4stfiua and Mountain
Scenery Uf The West. Views Of th,
various Temples Will te seen, together
win other Views aud illustrations
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WANTED HELP.

DETTN NuIEk. IUA1II- EMPLOYMENT
1 agency so Wet Second South, Doc.
tween Cullen tu.H. aud U0stur.rr OmUU
hours W, 90 .. o.. m. our telephone
number De- 90
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Lak,; Mary Jiuc Wosls, Wnteiv To-;
Emily LrA, Mary Dewey, Drwry'
willie
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BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS!

Bargains in goods which You need among which are
Ladies' StOO Shoes for sI5O.
Chlldrcns Si.5O shoes for 00c
Black silk Lace soc to zoe goods for zoe.
s3.25, .3iJ and = 100 Brocadcd NcNets for sLOO.
si.95 and si.5O silks, fancy. for GOc.
SIPS and sI.5O Black silks for i9c.
Yard Wide Ginghams zoe goods &c.
.icnOa Crepe r. goods for To
pc Dress Ginghums for Sc.
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Manufacturer and dealer In all kind,
Of Metallic. Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins and Caskols
Fun line OF Conln Furnishings kept
constantly on hand,
Telephone and telegraph orders
promptly allied,
Open Day and n ight
Factory and wSrerooms No, 259 Il. Isl
South, IN blocks east Of TheAtes
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NOTICE.

WANr 90 TNhL CATIIE TO HERD
w Tor tue fumWrT Al 500 for season.
re cNu thoW a. bay yard next saturday
hcFpousiuIo. e. SULLIVAN MIL tTeot
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300 New Spring Capcs, ninety different styles to
select from, the best bargains YOU heard Of
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AMUSEMENIS


Hoyps MIX White Flag. - A
surprisingly larso house witnessed
the Performance u the above play at
the Thestsr latt evening, when the
unpleasant condition Of the weather
was consi Tered aud the fac, also that
Mansfisld's engagem, ut was % recent
and 20 well pptroniztd. But Hos "
plays are put on the boards with the
vim aud snap chstacttrls OF the
mon ana they alvays please the ToDpls.
The plot Of tue Fac is DOT "a very utcp
ott; the ciuzt. s1ldiety lie tue theme
ami the TAX, .olis are lsughaUle-wh ich
n the object II tie play. There VII
be another performance this evening.
Al InE ORASD.
Nlube went agaiu o. good house
lstt night Aud Go the ufusl isughirf
ard gpplRu .. lhii after 0on an
evening will witness the Cloriug per.
iOfmabCes Of this excellent COMPANY.
Sunuay evening u sacred CptcHft
viii bee given for the bUntil, Of Alr
william n. lOoker.
Tug sUCiE1Y CiHCus.
The Continental Market Hall was
not NJ well till,d ,tst night o. o. M h
have been. Tue attraction wnstu..
flclently good but the weather
was Indictment aud where iUut
houses are open 81 once, me
Of them aro bound 10 sutlsr. T.r
features Of the previous evening were
dence displayed. Tue performance 10
we'll worth seeing aud tue object is a
charitable Que.
All the Comforts q. II me ls b0okc
OF he Gfaud next week. Tue cast
shows tho old iavUutes IN their
uIIuIInl lInna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-11
COUGHS AID COLDS,

often aggravated Uy gltArrh Tor rptsrrH uso
EIy's Cream Balm Buth remedies arc pleas
ant 60 use cream lIHIm fnF per bottle, Pin.
cola Ealaam, gtH sold hF druFEista
ttN HHBti'EHs. D. Warren -f. Now l1rs.
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A UIIHIlJ roo. lIIIINn. ALL hlNur
y FNur repairing o. luuIUaUut % %
second South
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ILO-ISG OUT uUGAN AND PIANU SALE
NJ No Do TuI Inr1 south Il Elegant
organs 90, lN iHr Co 'si, worth thrDo limos
tho mOurf. Estoy story q ozark Aui other
elegant upright pianos from $50 10 $3.50 Lasy
terms " AREA MeTcAutile Co
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Ht-IiIso WuUhEN- ENtNnW IIiItr
tu take orders f8r'ttHA ANp IuI Ilaur
IuU fIIIuuM " 900 uuHts hCtau 90 ...
deliberately illustrated with NIuws of Ohio
HrmIUa. camps aud ems EUmuu'H. secured 90
EftHt hHgarr ~glIU ref sight Hook uu CO..
anyone ttu OHfu o. Go $40 daily complete out
u Tut cents Nu bIuuE lIULL lJn Co,
,-i Chestnut 10, INl'us "a.
NTrANrrp- uI.TEtrufous uADIE, OR
w ttnt tWvu| IH every town .u1 lIf. iu
mo L. T,tg. plss ir,c sHwulos uf teal ll-
money AIdTrss with stamp IHomas s. An.
dcrsun, south lUui, .ud
DIClC D. RETAINED. MEREDITH. 70
- Wrat TywUIy. Herald building rauH
faction guaranteed. srr
EApEWT uuUrttlIuEM uIAJk-VIII.
u woniworlsr O.. e.. Robinson. r. Main
NlTANTru- Mos And wuWEE no
w work 40 home pay g, Go SO uU. Woo.
for making tTavu rurUAIs new patented
method Auyour who can real and WTIu cam
uu ihu WurAAt IHurt Iu spare Huy. Gay ..
evening zen Tor particulars aud begin NHfE
a once Adirott %, A. uupp, German artist
Tyrone, Pa
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MIN. WOMEN And IIIIuUIN 600
vi aOtI tho I,st photos. o.. WauHH 81 u.I
IH CONNER. To-. street.
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School Entertainment.

IN puIl O cordially invlIed,
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NFuNIN IU LuAs ON WNIUu... JEW.
vi o.fF Hui ulHuE at low IuIu.r|s Ie.
IHIfu loan tNI"r. ~ faaI ."st rHuf..
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MONEY LOAN

~. AND rFG urSr iNTrUE.u as 49,.
- proved clly realty b.. %. NI.-H. 7nlH
W,rl
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I,Iu.ING OUT lIWHER g. 20 AND rs
u Urr cent discounts uu doors, muuIUIuga
aud window. All other material HittlrIF
Wholesale rrIHlH quitting thr lumber HufI.
ness HothwDI 6 N.luUuurhy 90 south
first MtHt
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INNtUluu 10 HJh IIi UIsI lDE
- cream A. hUU.cN'f. y fIfu or wU. |usH.H
.fH south Nam. telephone
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SEEDS
REMOVALS


NTEW aa" UH NONb so U e..
y Winters. as,Ht. Consultation HaUiuE
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NNyANirp Lyrmua Iu u.u..
w ipu uteam Of tr.H " .... I.s AHIu.
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A -IUuI nor 10 hUUh uN tAUM
"A fHr board and poi. H...H1r 90. HlI
10 ..at south. -atuIItN Il..Ir. "HHa H.....as
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TumUT HIIIuIHu Ions IN Ihar
\ Waterloo. cement walks Co car line
tuEIr tTrrH. etc $500. per 'Ht UHty terms H..u
broom UrIrk, |us .I.U. vs. b., Hubbard.
II N. Second south.
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INWUIT TurTa NrrLE, ice EACH. Pr, ar.
II .gc each. iuNn "auDoW, Wet Temple
street FArm,rH word
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1 SURREY. TOP HyGDIFs. LARGE
L Muarr safe N.fnvcI a Meuouau .HE,
as IHIaf Wet
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EIfNES HOUSES Am FOUR ~
II proved fHrWH terms rusy Eugene
Lewis room % commercial ulk
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NTTW AM MOUND TINU ITT||
y urr. wagons. uugu,s HarIvss. ut.. o.
~ tUHtTu. 800 atHtu -trUt.
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REPAIRING
TOR REM.

All hNu- uF STOVE utuNIUs Al o.
n q luyu,g 4 rpua % state.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-10-02
FIGHTH WONDER OF THE WOR]
HoEoIably Conducted,
HONESTLY ADVERTISED

Three rings, 2 stages, ! mile "a
track, colossal menagerie, roy
AQUARIUM, museum. 1000 fe
lures, 100 phenomenal acts,
hurricane races, IS clowns,
trains, 10 acres Of canvass, %
600 seats. / 500 employees, s.
10000 daily expenses. s bands
cages. Is open dens. a herd
Elephants. a drove of camels. 7
world ransacked for famous pc
formers and the
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-10-02
'; ::I][::iflsff;Bf ;:!Vs ss'.

-
Geo w Mcdaniel lumber W ou v
"A Hitler mdse to prisoners ~,..',.',,'' 'o %
r A Anderson nails bridge dist o. ~
R Thompson hauling lumoer 40
road 81
poss ond Almon pub. notice ,,,.,... 80
Allowed warrant to McGregor
and Sam Wilson, Trustees, cut
Of school fund 30th Sept IL 90 no
ID F. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '...'''''''''- ~ -
Allowed warrant by order 4 )
samson and j M Gay trustees,
40 s.
schooi heel 40 IS
Ceh'ral ahaoi "a 90
pleasant Grove school, - 'o
I'M McGowaL b'lding b'dge near oo
Camden
Ben ousley building b'dge ~-- w
w Akes, feeding prisoners Aug " "
Petition A Horton, E steeie ano
A ] Pringle not granted.
Petition os M T Lockett ct al, a'lo"
ed. for changing road near rleasan'
Grove church, j D Pace and w JOIN
err comm. to lay off same
APPOINTED
-r-p coll;era committee OF one TO IN
vaytiga,e SCOTS Ferry on Big BLACK
ana report to Board Oct 1886
w Bole and J Dendy commit
tee for embarrassing and repa'rtps
poor House. and examining lana lor
contract farm.
Allowed VIM Reid aud R w stewart
oan, for locoting and buying CONVICT
farm.
R.w Stewart and w H Bole com.
for building Ferry boat for meek ;
Ferry.
Ordered that the Peoples Telephone
Co Jackson, Miss, be allowed puollc
roads of Madison county.
JJRay appointed overseer road NO
ISL dist. No 4.
Allowed Leitch & Alexander 'of -
lum Der. ,--,.-'-'--'''-'-' -
Allowed Leitch g. Alexander for
lunl ber.....-..-...-...--,-.-.-- ----. ''-'-''- -
I'M Grafton repairing desks -
Chancery CLERKS Office -------,.. 'o
VIM Schick sharpening TOOLS 81
Ordered, the publication in Canton
Picket for letting of bridge building or
road No 81, Persimmon Creek, DIST D.
AC Wilson overseer road No s. hneo
$50, refusing to serve. Summoned DC
fore court to answer charges Tor same
John C Pitchford, sr. appointed
overscer road No II dat 4.
Allowed for holding inquest owe
Clabe Hammond. P Hill, Corone
IS: w Stokes, sheriff So, and each OF I'M
following jurors one dollar. + Il Al
len, FM Howard, l. & Somers.
Lipscomb. N Chiffon, Dan HALL
Allowed for holding inquest. on Gas
sipa Ford, lunatic. The following wer
allowed one dollar each as jurors: ~
Culley, I J Grafton, J b Kelly, 30 20
Whitmeyer. Chas Whitmeyer' anu a.
Stokes, sheriff 50; G K Kemp. clerR 0'
it%
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FINEST HORSES OF Any SHOW ON EARIA,
Our Menagere IS : ::$ ;;:.: ::;;

Of al, strange Animals. Noted for their Bean'y.
Scarci,y or Ferocity Every Cline ana very
Continent is Represented and Lleeral Luus ,;
nat;on ot Our Vast Collection OF Mammalian,
Saurian simian. Amphibian. Ornth"ioKlca'
and Reptilian Wonders.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-10-02
Clarion Ledger fur tax receipts

Clarion dyer fur tax receipts W"
= a snda,son for election booth, 2
Amounted VIM Reid and w II Boie
committee to purchase mules ana was
on for county contractor
Allowed WR Cham bers for Aug Silo W
81 p George. ASST, services. ~
County printing contr act commune"
next meeting.
csnror Ti1ht & Water Works Co. -
for Court House ,'''.''''- ~
q Kemp days services, clerk W W.
w Stokes, shrff, 8 days services" W
wn Reid 8 days services, 5 days 40 ..
insp mileage ..-'.'.--'-,.-'~''''.
SP Collier days service, 5 days 70
in sp. mileage '.'',.',
RW stewart, 8 days service, -
DAYS insp. mileage -, -
" RI Bole 3 days service Gays - -
insp. mileage....,,,....---.'--' ''-;'''
JBD endy days service days %
insp mileage.
I C Pitchford repairing CHI I'r IN %
Chancery Clerks Office .-.'-'' "
Allowed CIR Kemp for making
assessment rolls. '-'-.-',.,.' R'"o -
Ordered publication Tor ieI'ips .on
tract for repairs OH Court House anu
water works for Court House ana lafl'
Let to lowest sealed bidder at OCT moe'
ing. -,
Also. for letting Meore's Ferry Isl
Mon1av in Oct at public outcry' &c
highest bidder, fer five years, from
Ian'v 1st 1897. Bond required douo,t
the amount the bid; right TO reject al
bids reserved. -
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A Touching Appeal.

We have seen no more telling argu-
ment for prohibition than this. 1t came
from four hundred convicts in the Nash
vile state prison there. OF their own
motion they signed an appeal to the peo-
pie of Tennessee to favor the prohibitory
amendment Their closing words were:
Wearing the garb of disgrace, being
dishonored and counted unworthy to
minsle with the people of our state, we
yet have the same love for our wives, the
same devotion to our mothers, the same
affection for our sisters, and for their
sake, and the sake our children, we
appeal to you to unite as one man and
free the state from curse created by the
hands of men, discountenanced by the
law of God. Advance.
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additional gucal.
F'RAMRAS.

Supt. Macintosh was pleasant
caller among the neighboring schools
one day last week.
Otto jacobson is the owner OF a
new bicycle and has made one trip to
Scandal already.
Miss Annie Knutson left Saturday
for Starbuck to visit her parents and
friends for few days.
Mealon Cousins of Morris was a
pleasant caller in this vicinity last
week.
Judge Husevold went to Morris on
Saturday.
IT'S the close of another month of
school in District %. The enrolment
has increased to Is, with an average
attendance of Is. Melvin Hanse
present every day; Henry Christian
son, Carl johnson, Oscar Alvson and
Johnny johnson. absent one day. The
work throughout the month was much
better than that of last.
The following is a report of the
school in District 5 of the names, av-
erage standings and department Of
those who have been neither absent
nor tardy during the month ending
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MEDINA.

Is mud.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ander-
son, May 4th, girl.
B. S. Olson of Duluth did business
in town on the 18th.
It is reported that Geo. Howard of
Superior, Mich, has purchased the
John Wineand place at $500.
j. Brown has in process Of cree
ton one of the finest houses in the
town of Stevens.
Considerable excitement prevailed
in Justice court at Judge O'Brian's
Office on the 18th in the Halvorsons
trials.
Tired people are tired because they
have exhausted their strength, The only
way for them to get strong is tc eatp prop
er food.
But eating food is not all. Strength
comesfrom food after digestion. Dlges-
ton is made easy with Shaker Digestive
Cordial. 49,
People who get too tired die. Life is
strength. Food is the maker of strength.
Food is not food until it is digested.
Tired pale, thin, exhausted, sick suffer
ers from indigestion, can be cured by the
use of Shaker Digestive Cordial.
It will revive their spent energies, re-
fresh and invigorate them, create new
courage, endurance and strength, all by
helping their stomachs to digest their
food.
It aids nature, and this is the best OF it.
It gives immediate relief and, with perse-
pyerance, permanently cures.
Sold by druggists Trial bottle lOcent
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Eleven.

The Republican National Convention to
be held in St. Louis June 18th will be the
eleventh held by that party. The Bur
lington Route trains run to the principal
points in eleven states-a coincidence
Another fact is that from ST. Paul, Mime
apolis and all points in the Mississippi
Valley, the Burlington is the best and di-
rect line to ST. Louis.