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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

SELLING ID ue - rIcSets WIN be sold 81
o den. Bingham, 50ringvllle, Gosheu
nd al Intermediate pOlDte OF July
o0th 10 24ic, irciu,ive. Al Silver CITY,
Namm1t NJ d Euieka GU July 10 hit
"a h, inc usIvr. Al Grand JurclioB,
Frulin, CGcp ant points uterine iiale
hereto, On July ID n and 20.h. AT ali
lher p1irlp, Mapieion, Beiknop, Sc
4 ~ apd 1homls 1n's inc usive, Oh
jay 49, to 23td, Inclusive.
Blmltf-An tickets will he limited
continuous pa.slge in both dir
tiols, with iinal llmn OF July 20, 1897;
yoing passage TO mmence with GATE
u Hile.
rtaid Servico-Best possible train
service irom OlUep, Tirtic, U,sb
county and other portions VI the STATE.
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And In accordance with law and the order Of
the board Of directors. made on the tn day
of May, 1875. go many shares of each pare OF
such stock as may be necessary will be so AZ
tho once OF The comuany room 9s Cullen
Hotel West second South street, SAT- Lake
CITY. Utah on Monday the 18th dav Of July,
lssi. at O'Clock OF SUCH day, to pny the dclin-
quent assessment thereon, together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale
AkruuR PAR uNs. Secretary.
salt Lleo City, Utah. July 2, 1891
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ZION EEn JUnILEE RATES.

Via Rio Grand" Western Rail-
way.
F,r the Semi-C sntenoialC elebrstiOu
~ d Pioneer Jubilee nj Salt Lake CITY,
July 10th to 24lh, iBclusivp, the follow
lug low round trIp fales are authorized
to Salt Lake City and return vie h.
y. w Ry.
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Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds
Of Metallic, Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins and Csskets.
Full line OF Coffin Furnishings ksp.
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph oEdera
promptly hilod.
Open Day and " light.
Factory and Warerooms No. 2s3 2. In,
eouth, ~ blocks ocBt OF VhesteL
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~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting - he Hoard OF Directors OF
the buckeye Mining Company, hold at the
office IN SAILS l. Ao cry. Titan, jr.y 2nI 1897,
an assessment Of one ti) cent per share was
levied on tn capital stock of the corporation.
payable 1t once to Frank y TAYLOR, secre.
tary, No II West irst south street, AIT Lake
CITY, titan. and any stock on which the as.
Hessment shall remain UNPAID on the 18th day
Of August 1897, will be JUunqurut and Edvcr-
tisCd for sale AZ pub L. auction. ami II pav-
mcnt Is not made beiOre Vyill he SOFA ON the
3lst rny OF August. l.g1. ut the hour OF . y M.
at the olce uf the Company, No. ~ West
Fret south Street, salt ia e a y. Utah. to
pay assessment and cost of advertising and
expense Of sale.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR
secretary.
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Lagoon. Ls%uou. Lagoon.
Don. fuil to VISIT UwL'i only res It.
Round trip incluiing admission, 20
,pItg.
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STATE or UTAH, "a
City apd County o. salt LIKE
J. David : Emery. recorder IN End for salt
Lake City, stats of UAh do hereby certify
that the nUoyo ana foregoing u iull, truu anj
correct coy OF Az or nance, enp'leu w
Chnpter2 NJ ths LeyIssG ordinances 81 ies-.
emitted 'Liccusc.', AID reyGAling all orl'
Cfg t'ouuciI 0t s4id 81 Nay ith, a. nn' an
nrnvcd IN the Mayor May 9Th iG7, az appears
ullycurd III ug oflicG
In witnCfs WIS cot have harcunto set my
hand ami aiiiN Ai tho corp lrate seal
JtEALI fBald city the 9Th day OF May. y.
-. 1871 ,-
pelg City uecOrdGr.
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STCrfoS l. Be IL ordained by tho City
Council OF salt Lake city that ere be, and II
erehy levied . general tax ON q pr Hprtty. real,
PET snnM AMI mi ed. situate lying and hclng
within the corporate llmits Of sut la Clty,
IN de taxable Nv tho lows If SAID state and
the ordinances OF sad city seven mi Is on tho
dol ar ~ follows, 10 wit:
iirst--lD defrfy the rnutlhIent expenses OF
SAID city iiye mills on the dollar,
Second TO dcfray tho expenses Of con-
trOl ing the waters OF sad Guy, one mil on inc
do lar.
Third-To dcfrRy the expense of opening,
imuroyng ana keeping in repair ne streets
and sidewalks Of sad city, ono third mil on
the dollar.
Fourlh--To dcfray the expenses OF con !.
suuctng and Keeping IN repair seWers and
drums III said CITY. one third mill on the dollar,
Fifth 10 defrny the ENpcnsep nj eHuhhsh'
ing and maintaining pubic library and read
ing room ue.third mill on the dollar
Section II, said tax shall he collected by
the Treasurer OF salt Lake county 1T the times
and n the manuor provided by law for collect
ing State and County tlNcs ana sad Ire Hur-
or shall have AMI exercise the same plwcrs
respecting the collection u sad taA ANA sac
OF delinquent p' operty us are conferred Upon
HIM by law respecting the collection OF state
and County tnNcs
lection III. This ord nance shall take effect
from and after as approval,
Passed by he Ciy Council OF sat Lake CITY,
state Of Utah, june 2lth. 1891. title up
proved Rud referred to the Mayor for his APP
proynl. .,,,..,
City Recorder
Approved this the second day Of July A. u
JAMES GLENDiSSiSG,
Mayor
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tsTRhY roUNO NOTICE..

Al ordinance lcy,iug a tax IN The assessed
value OF the taxable property within
County OF SAT- Lake, state OF Utah, for
the year 1897.
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tbMIiNIsTHATCR's sALE.

DVRsuANT 10 AN ORDER o THE PRO
j. unio Division Of the Ih'rd judicial Dis
irct Court OF aHlt Lake cOumy, Utah, ~ he
matter Of thu estate Of James u liogg, dc.
ceHecd. the undersigned VIII offer for ssc Mt
he wet fgont door 81 the Cit ana County
luilG'nF, 'Alt Rto ny, Utah. on Mouday
thr 2sLr Gay OF June. lHai. 1T u u'c. ock IA =,
tho following described property situate in
tho county OF salt Lake, county ot Utah,
bounded rud described Hs follows to-Nlt;
Part OF Lat 1nrre 49,. Hloc- Fnty four C5N,
Flat ~ sAlt Lake city tGIyCv, rumnIs uriug
at the uorihwa At corner OF said lot rud Tun-
nng thence cast zen tiO) rods thence south
north Four q RODS to the y nee Of bagIrnirg;
Also par NJ Lot seven 40, Bnc4 ufty-thrcC
C3) FiRt r." SRlt Lake tity survey, com.
mencng At tho nurthwett corner OF raId lot
and running eust four and onc'halt tiis) rods /:
thence south ono hundred aud twenty nvG
N-s) feet; thtucr wc four at q ouo.hHlt (itS)
rods; thence north one hundred an1 twenty.
1--WE tl2) feet 10 Tia place { beginning;
AlsN Lots twcnty-four (2N lnd twenty five
t2D. frichs .uhdYlslOn Of Block i've 20,
Plat "lt," SAT- Lake City survey.
erms of sale cash,
LEDIARp NJ BAILEY,
Administrator with viii annexed OF the estate
OF JnmCs , Boggs deceased.
ID ted juno lat, 1855
mo above fslr having been continued from
day to d anil July ;rd,lhH ant the Ndluiu-
istrator decming II for the best interest OF the
estate una AL pnrleE concerned therein. to
cHntiuur sSmc untl july iTih notice hCrehv
plvcA thnt the soid faIc is hereby continued
unu the lith day Of july, 1874 at IL &C Ock
noon OF said day
Dated, July 3rd -. ..
LEDIAlD Nj. BAILEY,
Administrator with rho viii HnntNe of the
estate OF James Il BOggs. deceased.
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An ordinance amending sect ons "a and v Of
chapter p Of the revised ordinances of
1917, EMIT ed Lice uscs, and reneaing AL
ordinances IN conflict herewith.
secuon 1. ~ 1t U.dlined by the CITY
Council Of alt Lake City. state Of Utah that
kcCtiou "a OF Chapt - Of the nCvisol Ordi'
nanrC- o. lsu! DO amended as to read as
10 lows; AN drays, trucks, vans, express
and iIb wagons, CARRIAGE cabs, coa'hes,
hncks, Oun buses. or other pub 10 passenger
vehicles, OF any doscrlptun or name whnlso
ever, licensed az herelnbeioro rrOvdot, shall
have the hcaass hereof fra 90 nj covered
with giasA AID securely attic I'D 10 ihe
vellciu on the right hand 81, t1Or 70: Ia such
manner M 10 be exposed 90 p,,u 30 view
section IL. THAT stcuon u OF chHptor % OF
tn revis, ordinances of lsil be tnieuded 50
Ms 10 read as fciluwsi "Ary person licensed
10 nfutes nj. uBi Wagon, cart cr other
vehicle OF any description or name wnst'o-
over, IN tho business OF petdlnE or hawking,
.hai have the irensn therefor framed ana
covered WIN glass and securely attached 20
tho yrhi Gle on tue right hand side "a roof In
such manner US 10 he exposed 10 pubic view
ruruOn IL. u u!d naucea ana phrt' mere
OF In cor MOI herewith. are hrTcbF Trpchc
faspcu by tie City Council OF at Laho VI y,
ktAte OF q 'ah. May It'll l-s7 uuo approved
Gud re erred to the MAYOR Tor his tpnroyai
tsEALl DAVID ., EMERY.
CITY Recorder
Approved this the 5tn day Of May a. D.
JAMES GLENDiNNING.
Mayor,
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NOrlCH Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A,
~ meeting to. thr liolrG OF Dirrrlof.
the Lincoln Mining COMPANY, he'd on Inn,
oay Tue In Jay Of J1nc, 10 an a--e, u5s.
stock Of the cor Grafton. pay lle az one IA
TIC secretary. nj lis "tller, t0Om 80 tuts'r
Bui dicE. sat Lake Cty, U,ah Any ti,t,
uron which THIS ns-Cs- mrut may remain et
pa d nn the .Ith DAY OF July. 49,. " led
linqucnt and advertised Tor sWe at uais
huL ton anu unless y ymeutls mode ffa-..
VIII he sold on The Ian Gay M u1ust ~; a
pay the delinquent assessment together VIM
cost of advcrliaiog and expense Ut sole
4. li Ftlr
Secretary Lincoln Mining lomaarv.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF tho Third Judicial
Dis ret OF the state Of Utah, County
Of Sall lake.
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Mary j Chapman plainua, VS. Joseph V'tlA'
Hgan, Mary = Flanagan aud Margaret
Mitchell blyth, defendants.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
North Point Consolidated Irrigation Com
puny.

Location OF principal plaza OF business. Room
No. IS len Il otc Nost ocond south
etrect, Salt Lake CITY. Utah
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should visit J. q. McDonnld's CANDY
,uG Ice Cream Parlors. Opposite z.
o. Al. l..
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City and County Of salt Lake ~
/, David d, Emery. recUruer IN and for SAT-
LHEc CITY. S'HiO OF Ltau. do hereby certify
thrt the above ana foregoing ia II la ltruc, apd
co rect cCpv Of M ordnance entitled an
ordnance amending focuon Ky Of Chapter
=! OF the Eeyltrd Urdiuuaccs Of sat Lake
CITY OF lsg2.' passed by lg titr Council OF
sa1d city June tn. lss1, anu approved by the
Mayor juno 10Th, lsD1, us appears OF record IN
nv office.
in wiinc,s whereof. have hcreunto set my
hand and ofllNed tlfu corporate So J Of sand
CITY this the 18th day OF .luue. a. y. 1897.
tsEALI DAVID EMERY.
CITY Recorder.
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So much OF eocton xv chapter - evsed
ordinances OF Ise! in conflict herewith, IS
hereby repeated
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Salt Lake City, Angus: 20, 1895.
Contributions III cid Of the mouu
rnont 10 90 crectOi IN salt LaEn Cty
In memory oi bingham Ir.Lg and
the pioneers, should be sent by tbost
charged VITA the duty OF collection
~ frequently Rs possible TO Hubei
NJ. Wells, Salt Lake City, who will sec
that same are prcpHriy ckuuwledgeu.
We earnestly hone that all the pegplr
VIII re-. ind generously anu prUmptly
to this cal, to the en- TIM. the mDhu.
mont may be completed a. the earliest
possible uaIe.
MILFORD WOODRUFF,
GTuNGE z. CANSuN.
JOSEPH +. sMiTu,
First Presidency OF the Church OF
JU4us Ctsisi a. IL ttlcr-day SAINTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Tho Brigham Iuung Memorial nE,O-
citation aUknow lbdgce receipt OF the
following contribution, TO nsaict In tho
iuilding OF the Pioneer monument
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This ordinance shall be In force from and
after 1t. approval
Passed by the City Council Of salt Lake
City, state of tab june eth, 1891, title np-
prJvod and referred 10 the SAyOr for his APP
pTOyul
ISEAL # DAVID =. EMERY
Guy Recorder
Approved this tho 10Th day OF June. ND ., 1891
JAM S GLENDlENIsG,
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In the District Court, Probate birision H.,
judicial listrlct, IN aud for 'I7
Lake County, state OF Utab
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+ Salt l. Ike CITY anu Ie.utn from
following pyiut':
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NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY BONDS.


Ik ACCORDANCE Win 4 RESOLUTION
i adopted By the noatd Of County Comuiis-
sioners OF stit Lake County, Utah, ut reg.
ular meeting thereof held June ist. so. and
a further resolution adopted by srid bouTd nj
b reru Hr meeting thereof held June gnth lsg7,
NOTICE IA hcreby liven lh't soalru hidi VIII be
received IT The County Auditors o1icc. loom
- Joint tiiy and County luuding. shli Lake
city, tph. mp 10 IL O'clora noon, Thurs
day, the 22nd day Of July, lew, for the
-..uasc - iandius, hss utiaa4v. euut,4..
,OnIa OF the denomination ut sl,ulp eaun.
caring thr GATE Jcly iss. lbyi uAyHh q iwonty
eafs after date or at any tine before ihH1
iiie' anu hflcr ten yeGrs n1ter dale At tno
pleasure Of said county, In lawful moacy VI
ne United ttatft vi interest at the rate Of
I've per cent per annuin, rnyable semi hnnu.
n.lv at tho onlso OF tha ouniy Treasurer o.
sntd CouHty ~ -alt LAKE. Oty. utnh mo sHtn"
County and Issued under tho provisions of Sub
division u Of section p of an act OF The Leg a.
ssiaUiiih uniform system of county govern.
meut" approved April I'm, 1873, ana a 80 an
act Of said cgislHtnre entitled, an act rer'
hitting couniUs, oIties, tOwns. school boards
and orhUoi districts TO iund tue floating IN
iebiedness exisung at M time lth We az
mitted as q state" which TOOK ctie March
itn. ISL. LIDS viii be conhider.d Tor -,
whole or any part OF fhid issue he board OF
Juuuty omm s-ii ncrs reserves the rigat to
reject any and all BIDS ant to cOntidar any
pruptsat that may be for tue Lest lntcrest OF
sAii county. hitders ave Lcquirrn To he sntis
fed MS TO the legality Of the issue OF sud
bon q before tho nUur of opening bias, to wit.
~ o'clock noon. Thursday, the and day OF
July, 1872 ut which uWo he same viii be
opened By the County clerk ia the preseLcg Of
the poard OF County Co n issloneEs. hacn
Ind must he accompanied 10y certified check
on a National Bank Of SAT- ave CIV, utah.
for five per cent OF the amount o such bid.
20 be- forfeited to salt Lake County ~ lIqui.
dated dam los IN case the utcestiul hiddUr
rhn fan to carry out his contract: nj u J
bids to he sealed and addressed n the Board
OF county Commiss oneTs pf salt l. he County,
Utah. MAEGAbhI a CAINE,
County fudtor ait axe g uaty.,
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PIONEER MONUMENT.


CARD FROM THE rnsr PRESIDENCY
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ASsEs SMENT No1,,.

The star Gold and silver N,,n.
WIN PRINCIPAL place OF b,,sE V0mpi,,
iifoEress building salt Lake Ctl ,iySn q Z.
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EE.ETEEJE ~
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-04-30
SCHOOL COLUMN.
This Weeks Items Recorded BY
Frances SCully.

TT alCCS SCOilys
Carrie Evans is with us again after a
months absence.
The crocuses in our flower bed are
beginning to blossom.
The second intermediate department
will celebrate Arbor Day.
The Botany class commenced their
work in flower analysis Monday.
We are glad to have Mr. Campbell at
school again after his weeks illness.
Floyd Youngs and Phillip Forhan of
Miss Bakers room have left school.
The new library books seem to please
as there is a great demand for them.
The Grammar Room intend giving
an entertainment in about two weeks.
Charlie Wells is at school after a
weeks absence on account of sickness.
Helen Hungerford is assistant editor
in the second intermediate room this
week.
Farm work seems to be demanding
the attention of some of our High
school boys.
The members of the Ninth Grade
are beginning the review problems in
Wentworth and Hills High School
| Arithmetic.
No circumstances arising to necessi-
tate its further postponement meet
| ing of the Atheneum Society will take
place Friday, April 30.
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James Pearce was in Port Huron
Monday.
Will Rub spent Sunday with Port
Huron friends.
Mrs. Eva Black returned from Rich
mond last week.
r. G. Mclaughlin has been at home
most of the week.
Jas. Brown was in Port Huron We'd
nesday on business.
l.. Middleton and wife visited Cros-
well friends last week.
Frank Landro, of Port Huron, visit
ed Yale friends Monday.
Will Harris, of Flint, was home the
past week calling on friends.
S. f. Herbert, Of Brown City, visited
his brother Norman last Friday.
A. Gunsolus has been renewing old
acquaintance in Yale this week.
John Livingston, of Baden, Ont, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jas. McColl.
j. L.. Starkweather, attorney of Ro-
meo, was in Yale Monday evening.
ii. II. Holden, of North Branch, Wis
tied his parents east of town this week.
Lutte Mcdonald and Will Jaynes, of
Croswell, visited Yale friends Sunday.
Rufus Remington and wife spent a
part of last week with relatives in Ro-
meo.
Harvey Tappan and Grant Holden
were in Brown City Thursday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Jas. Livingston, of Baden, Ont,
is the guest of her daughter Mrs. JAS.
McColl.
r. NJ. Lothian and Harvey Tappan
were doing business in Port Huron
Monday.
DR.. G $. Ney was called here from
Port Huron Wednesday to see Fred
Andreae.
Homer Moore, of Roseburg, was a
pleasant caller at the Expositor Office
last Friday.
Herb Putney went TO Lansing We'd
nesday TO visit his father Representa-
tive Putney.
Frank Minnie was in Port Huron
Sunday attending the funeral of his
grandfather.
Mrs. Charles G.. Foster, of Concord,
has been the guest of Marcia Beecher
the past week.
Chas Stewart wheeled through the
southern part of the county this week
looking for Il school.
James McNair, of Worth, was in
Yale this week the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Menerey.
John McColl and bride, of Good
land, visited their brother, Elder ID.
Mccall the past week.
George Wilson returned home We'd
nesday evening after only few weeks
sailing on the great lakes.
Hiram Allen, of Carsonville, was in
Yale the latter part of last week call.
! ing on his old-time friends.
Mrs. Eva Black left Yale Thursday
afternoon for Avoca where she will
conduct millinery business.
Sarah Langbridge returned home
after three weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Port Huron and Sarnia.
Edward Hopkins and wife were
called to Armada Sunday TO attend
| the funeral of their aunt Mrs. A. III.
Peabody.
Jas. 5. Macarthur, of Cass City, drop.
ped in on his Yale friends Monday
evening aud remained until Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. j. w. Stratton and family left
Yale Thursday morning for North
Baltimore, Ohio, where Mr.. Stratton
has secured employment.
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Parlo. sleeping nd
IC. General Manager W. f. DAVIS p A.
'o
Huron ONCE NuL
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F.a P.M.R.R.
TIME TABLE.
I'm effect November 10. 1896.
wEsT STANDARD TIME. EAST.

MAIN LINE EAST
Leave Saginaw 1900 NJ. Arrive at Flint 1888
p NJ. HolIyI 20 r. NJ, Detroit 3 10 p. NJ, Toledo
4:i5P.M
MAIN LINE WEST
Leave Saginaw 4:47 +. NJ. Arrive at Midland
90 p. M MT. Pleasant 100 r. M, Clare G :33 p.
NJ. Evart 7:27 p. NJ, Reed City 1865 Z. NJ, Bali
win s:4OP. NJ, Ludington 9:45 2. NJ, Manistee
Connecting at Ludington with Steamer for
Milwaukee, during the season OF nayigatlon),
making connections for all points West and
Sleeping and Parlor Cars between Bay City
Saginaw and Detroit.
Connections made at Port Huron and Detroit
i'm Union Depot for all Points South, CANADA
and the East.
For further information see time table ofthis
Company. q. Il. HUNGEhfOID' AgehC'
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
A Few Items That May be of Inter
est TO Church CoerS

Anna Parkinson and Mamie Pearce
were elected delegates from the Ep-
worth League here to the District Ep-
worth League Convention to be held
in INLAY City on May 18th.
The Ministerial Association of Mich
igan Conference of the Methodist Prot
estant church will convene in Yale M.
p. church next week May 4, 3. and 6.
Services as follows:-At a. m. and 2
p. m. important subjects will be dis
cussed and all attending will be invited
to take part. Preaching services each
evening at 1880 by the following minis.
ters May a, Rev. G.. II. Curtis, of Sag.
NAV, w. S.; May 5, Rev. j. ]. Beatty,
of Franklin, Sec. of Conference; May
@, Rev. A. Scott, of Leonard. A cordial
invitation is extended to the people to
attend, especially ministers of Other
churches. Rev. Il. w. Cooper, Pastor
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The following teachers were granted
certificates at the recent examination
held in Port Huron
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A Prominent LAWYER

OF Grcenville, ILL.,, Mr. G. K. Cook,
writes: 81 have been troubled with
bilIiousness. sick headache, sour stom-
ach, constipation, etc., for several
years. / sought long and tried many
remedies, but was disappointed until
tried your Syrup Pepsin. Gun cheer.
fully recommend II to any suffering
from above complaints" Grant Hol.
den. ae
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Successful Teachers.

The following teachers were grant
certificates at the recent examinati
leld in Port Huron
SECOND GRADE.
VIM. O'Connor, jr., Port Huron.
Ernest b. Thompson, Atkins.
Sadie Il. Waters, Burns.
Martha Reid, Avoca.
Jennie NJ. Roach, MarysYille.
Aaron Newell, Yale.
THIRD GRADE.
Ida Fox, Avoca.
Arthur j. May, Yale.
II. l.. Stevenson, Port Huron.
Il. ID. Brown, Inlay City.
Laura Baxter, Yale.
Mary NJ. Brown, Yale.
jessie +. Hamlin. Port Huron.
II. T. Lee, Belle River.
Hattie McEihenney, Port Huron.
Margaret Nehman, Capac.
Tessie OMeara, Capac.
Mary O'Hara, Port Huron.
Frank Raymond, Capac.
Chas Stewart, Yale.
Mrs. Il. j. Smith, Memphis.
Matte Smith, Marine City.
Louisa NJ. Snyder, Marysville.
Bertha Stevens, Port Huron.
May White, Memphis.
Harry Dunn, Port Huron.
Blanche Flowers, Capac.
Margaret Mckenzie, Emmett.
Pearl Mcdonald, Yale.
Frances Mullaly, Emmett.
w. +. Madison. Capac.
Anna O'Conner, Capac.
Lloyd Smith, Capac.
Allan w. Smith, Yale.
Hattie Hayes, Yale.
Phoebe Row, Yale.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-04-30

Consumption Cure Warmers White Wine
Of Tar 8 ruu, the best cough remedy on
earth, cures cold IN one day If iaken
in time. - and 80 cents. All druegists.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-04
A Los LIbE ERALES De PONCE
Y SU DIS TRlTO JUDICIAL

Todos los liberales de este Distrito,
mayores de veinte y cinco amos que
sean empleados civiles del Estado, Pro-
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con haber por classification, los iubila-
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scad6mico los que paguen por 81, por
sus esposas 6 por sus hljos yeinte y Gin
co 6 mas pesetas de contribution de in
muebles, cultivo subeidio industrial 6
de comercio no sc hallen inclufdos en-
ell censo para la elecci6n de Conceja
les, Diputados provinciales y DIP uta-
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