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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-27

Black and White and the Pail Mall
Gazette, besides contributing leaders
and reviews to the NationalObserver.
He has written several novels
Among Others "At the first Corner" F"
"The Web of the Spider" "Dlogenes
of London. aud, the one perhaps best
known to American readers, "Gallop-
ing Dick" He has charming little
place az Chiswick. on the Thames, not
far from London, where American
literary men, visiting England, are
sure of welcome, especially If they
have a taste for Horticulture. The title
of Mr.. Watson's Round Table story is
"rhe Adventures" Its interest, we
are told, centers around an old castle
in Wales, and its theme is that most
captivating of all romantic themes
the search for hidden treasure. Mr..
Watson's earlier achievements are a
guarantee for quickly following Sc
rles of plots and counterplots; Of
thrilling Incidents and narrow escapes
and constantly shifting interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-27

has been recognized as the only perfect
and radical cure for all bronchial com
plants, throat and lung affections and
diseases resulting from impoverished
blood
II was taken III in February, Iso7, with head
ache and pain Ia my back !" writes n. Gaddis,
Esq,, Of No. SIs S. ]. Street, Tacoma, Wash II
called In a Doctor and he came three times. He
said was bilious, but i kept getting worse
took a cough so that could not sleep only by
being propped In bed. My lungs hurt me, aud
got 50 poor that was Just skin aud bone.
thought ] was going TO die. till one day i saw
the Golden Medical Discovery Recommended
for cough. l tried bottle OF Il aud Il did me
SO much good that tried another one aud Il
made me sound aud well, 50 l can recommend
Il 10 everybody. II saved my life."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-27

The best journal of independent
literary criticism received at this
Office is THE Chapbook." semi
monthly quarto printed by Herbert
S. Stone & Co., Chicago, IL is not a
religious, political or commercial
publication that runs literary matter
as kind OF sideshow, but IL is edited
for the purpose Of calling attention
TO works OF merit and enabling its
readers to discard trash, even when it
comes with the imprint of eminent
publishers, and the encomium OF fat
tering reviews. It's department OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-27

eastern citirs.
For full details call on or address
BOISE & BARKER
agents, Salem, qOregon,
OCEAN DIVISION.
Portland-San Francisco.
Steamers leave Ainsworth dock, Portlan',
october 9, "a, I9, "a, 2oy' November 8, 8,
I3, I8, 23, 2S.
Fare-Cabin, SIS; steerage, $3.50.
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND-SALEM ROUTE-Steamer
Ruth for Portland Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 a. m. For Corvallis, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday az 4 pr Steamer
Elmore for Por land Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ct GAS am.
Transfers to street car line at Oregon City
il the steamers are delayed there. Round
trip tickets to all points in Oregon. Washing
ton, California or the east. Connecting
made at Portland with all rail- ocean and
river lines. Call on G.. NJ Powers, agent,
foot Trade street.
w. II. HURI4 BURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-27
A:I![l.l'G[Il!llII !
Route:

Hot Springs, Arkansas, is a good
place to go 10 in winter. Shortest
Inc is the Burlington route. Write
Tor information about rates and
trains.
Tickets at offices of connecting lines.
A. c. SHELDON,
Gent Agent, Portland, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-27
Il Fl! 81.
TO THE EAST GIVES THE CHOICE
Two TransContinentaI
Routes.

Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul and Den.
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eastern citirs.
For full details call on or address
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-03
pRoF. GATEs' LECTUREs.

Many of the EndeavOrers remained
over till evening to hear Prof Gates
lecture on his travels and experiences
while going to and attending the 18th
international Christian Endeavor gath
ering at California this year, and they
were certainly well paid for the time
spent. Mr.. Gates is very pleasing
and interesting speaker, and judging
from the seemingly interminable flow
of talk, he evidently travelled with
both eyes and ears open to their fullest
extent. The lecture throughout was
replete with spicy descriptions of what
he saw and heard, and he kept the at
tention and interest of his hearers till
the last word was said. His evening
talk was mainly confined to the journey
to San Francisco and the Convention
work there. Sunday evening in Disci-
pie church he gave a second lecture,
describing what he saw in other parts
of that great Countrywide Palisades,
the great Canyons, the big trees, the
caves, the salmon catching and curing,
descriptions of Seattle, Tacoma, Van
couver and many other places of note
made this lecture great treat to every
one present and stamps Prof. Gates as
traveller of no mean ability.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-03
Base Ball.

Yale boys are getting their wind in
better shape and are hustling there
with both feet, winning two games in
less than week.
They beat the Capacs on their own
grounds by score of Is to 6. Riley do
ing the twirling and Fitzsimmons the
catching. Our boys scored q bigger
credit from the fact that Capac had G
or importations from other crack
teams
Again, on Thursday this week the
home team won fresh laurels in doing
up the RichmOnds by q score of 10 to
9. This, without exception, was the
best and hottest game played on the
grounds this year. Richmond went to
bat first and made 2 runs. Yale went
them one better and pounded out 8
scores, and then kept nicely in the lead
until the end. 1t would have been a
much colder day for Richmond had not
their pitcher got tired() in the 9TH in
ming and put on fresh man, Taylor of
Peck, who in the Sth and 9th gave our
boys very retired feeling in their vain
efforts to catch on to his curves, but
even then with their double ender in the
box and heavy battery they got left.
Richmond has a good fair team and
they are pretty good fellows, although
given somewhat to bluffing, but little
Riley didn't care for that.
Batteries: Yale, Riley and Fitzsim-
mons; Richmond, Fenton, Taylor and
Sutton.
Struck out: by Riley, 81 by Fenton, A,
and by Taylor,3.
Umpires, Lamb and Allen.
Gate receipts, $77.70
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-03
THE ENDEAVORERS !
OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT WERE GUESTS
OF THE VILLAGE LAST WEEK.
THEIR SERVICES WERE IMPRESSIVE,
INSTRUCTIVE AND INTERESTING.

The 9th District Y. p. S. G. f. Union
held its annual convention in Yale last
Thursday and Friday. Over 100 dele
gates from the several counties were
in attendance and were entertained in
the homes of the good people of the
village. The first session was held
Thursday evening in the NJ. =. church,
f. Baxter, presiding. The address of
welcome was given by Rev. Cooper and
responded to in very happy manner by
Rev McClain, of Croswell. The speech
of the evening was given by Rev w f.
McCauley, of Toledo, Ohio His sub
ject related to Endeavor work and the
pledge, and was very pointed and prac-
tical and very suggestive. The song
service, which is always very impor-
tant part of Endeavor gatherings was
led by G. Martin, of Port Huron, and
gave wonderful zest and inspiration to
the evening meeting.
Friday morning at 6 o'clock, sunrise
prayer meeting was held in Disciple
church. Devotional services led by
Frank Baxter, proved a very profitable
and interesting time to all present.
Song service at 9 O'clock, followed by
Bible study led by Rev. WI. McCauley.
A paper prepared by Miss McKillen, of
Bad Axe, was presented and read by q
friend and was well received
Discussions on various topics, COM
mittee conferences and music kept the
Endeavorers more than busy till dinner
time.
The usual CHEEKY and hearty song
service opened the afternoon session.
Then followed a half hour with the
Juniors, which was exceedingly inter
esting, the little folks turning out in
great numbers and taking part with us
much confidence and zeal as the older
folks.
Professor Gates, of Algonac, read a
paper on "Good Citizenship in its rela-
tion to Christian EndeavOr," and han
died the subject in very pleasing and
interesting manner, giving many val
liable suggestions. which, if generally
adhered to, would make our world a
veritable paradise.
A paper, "The heart of the Society
conservation meeting-IIow to make
the most of it, read by Miss Anna
Black, of GREENWOOD showed in its
preparation a thoughtful consideration
of her subject and was delivered with
good force and effect.
The Union will be represented the
coming year by the following
President, Frank Baxter, Yale.
Vice President for 1t. Clair county,
Miss Jennie MarigOld.
Vice-President for Sanilac county,
Mrs. Stuart.
Vice President for Huron county,
Miss McKillen.
Secretary, Miss Quail, CrOswell.
Treasurer, Carl Maiden, Huron Co.
Junior Sup, Miss Mary Moore, st.
Clair.
Asst Sup. Miss Fulton, Bad Axe.
Missionary Sup, Miss Frances Good
willie, Port Huron.
Next year the Convention will be
held at Sand Beach, Huron County.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-03

An apprentice giIl'Vontod BIT once.
Inquire of Kate Hay oa. &
w. A. Holden ha 1,ousohold goods
to Brown City Thur d6Y,
A seeder in good condition, only
been run one year, f0< 1oIe cheap. En-
quire of j. A. Raple n.
Jas. Riley, Yale's talonted base ball
twirler, met with plioo013lenaI success
at Almont today. He assisted the
Almonts in defeating lhe Arnadas by
a score of to s. y
Elder Coulter redejT3f( A. III ephone
message calling hini ~ &anil&c Centre
Tuesday to otficiate NJ The wed Hiding of
G. 5. Palmer, of VI{c&n< and May b.
Hill, of Marlette.
Don't nauseate yollf etoraach with
cas- and bitter herbs.b]1t reRuIate your
liver and SICK headach8 ~ }zalhg those
famous little pills BuoVn as DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. Grant Holden
The School Boafd has doemed it
necessary for the sui oees of the school,
to place fifth teaoher ia fh High
School building, and have hired Miss
Mary Marigold, of Hort Huron, to fill
that position.
81 crave but One 3M{nufe,n said the
public speaker in a.khu8k Ky .yoice: and
then he took a dose 3of One Minute
Cough Cure and proce6d6d with his
oratory. One Minuto Cough Cure is
unequalled for throa at and lung troub-
les. Grant Holden. Va.
The cry of "fresh Wild black berries"
has been heard on our streets every
Thursday morning for three or four
weeks. A man FROM Five Lakes, % or
80 miles away, brings III the Berries in
a small one.horse canvas c0vered rig
and he finds ready anie for allthe fruit
he can bring. Peopio are glad to get
them at 6 cents Il q 1art. BIac kberries
are not plentiful around Yale.
A newspaper whidh constantly abus-
es its local contem poraries. says the
Eaton Rapids Herald. is Veakling
without influence. The fact that it
constantly assails a rival IL proof of
jealousy, which Is Generally caused by
the success of the asaailed. If any
one seeks the standin Of Q Newspaper
he has only to see il il Is IN, he cate
CORY of assailant OF aseaiied If in
the former 1t has few readers and
seeks by constant barking at its sue
cessful rival to get itself into notice.
The Incorporating paper that people
like to read-has Very little space to
devote to the abuse OF rival cDncerns.
1t uses its columns Tor news.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-03

w. n. McKenna a I'D son IIOh are q
Deckerville. s.
S. Jones and wife OF Arma,ia, were
in town this week.
j. A. Rapley was b Brown City Sat
urday on legal busi1esa
frankie Jones 81 rent last week il
Brown City and Ded kervjlle
An. Paisley and wife, of BROWN City
called on Yale friend Thursday.
II. p. McCabe, az Eumet. was q
Yale visitor the first OF the week.
Josie Powers, OF Eipmet, his beer
the guest of Will Lei mon and wife thi;
week. q {. VI.
Moses Graybiel, tI'prt Hur on, was
shaking hands with Male file ds thi:
week.
II. A. Lathrop and vile, Of rmada
visited their son, the dentist dprlng the
reunion.
Carrie DeCow, of Sanilac &c ntre, j:
the guest of Rev. CSqiter and family
this week. 4, < + s.
Andy Curry, Of Evl,n, Was GAR
visitor at the Encam pn1ont int Buffalo
last week.
j. a. Menzies and family " sited D.
b. McNair and other friends at Lexing.
ton Monday.
Maud Bradley and Maud TaHlor, of
Peck, are spending the week with
Alice McDuff.
Minnie Phillips, of,I1aurel, has been
visiting with Floren cc Coulter during
the past week.
Grin and Dave Stevens, of IA lpena,
visited their GRANDPA thex, R0kjeft Mack
man, this week.
Geo. w. Allen and Lloyd Billman, of
Deckerville, have been visiting Yale
friends this week.
Mrs. p. Drummo1d returneh Satur-
day from weeks visit to friends in
Lynn and Brown CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. ia 11oa McColl have
been guests of Alex McColl Md wife
at Deckerville the pact week.
Henry Huffman and wife, of Cash
Sanilac county, has been the guest of
Mrs. p. Drummond this week..
Hunter Patton, of A1mont Returned
home Wednesday after d pleasant
week spent with va e friends,
j. @. Roode, new pTincipal of ouI
public schools is h er6 and vi com.
mence his duties neSt Monday.
Emerson Cooper hHs rekurred from
Mackinac Island wflefo .bo ms been
employed during tn 3 elii1I1>er months
Prosecuting Atto1nbY Grand all and
wife, of Sanilac Cen TIE, passed Through
Yale Saturday on a whit 70 Nemphi:
friends.
Dayid Macarthur, ST., who has been
away for time Cd az Yj8itfto Cana
dian friends, return 81 home last week
looking hale and he art
Brook Bearss, of Fostof1a was the
guest of Grant Holdo<1 aid other Yale
| friends last week. Er0ok has a drus
store at Fostoria and lis oojnGNell.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-03
Bicycle Gu p ontes t

The third contes Io< tho Noble
Challenge Bicycle QuE vii a Ike place
at the fair ground i d We d f<tf noon of
September 23d, 1897 Der4c ms wish
ing to enter the don(es< n11ist leave
their names with tn ct9unnibtfe before
September 18th, lS97<,
II. II. Harris, Sec. y n Z, lead,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-03
Removed

Peck, II <|S(r D. 1897.
This is to certify (111 afflicted
with cancer of the <1pt / con-
suited doctor and ono lnced it
to be a cancer and III y(< Id haye
to be removed and ed to go
to Mr.. Manley and III Dyed by
a plaster. | did so q ohppy to
state that it was sue removed
and with very littl I is now
over three years sin = ~ ~ red and
no signs of recurren
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-03

GRAND MAS TEA, 10 cents, cures
stomach, kidney and liver diseases.
Evening star., 1897-05-08

who Is the guest of Mrs David Meade Lea.
li0 East Capitol street. Is critically Ill.
The members OF the witan Club OF The
Eastern High School were entertained last
evening al the residence of Miss DE Moil.
$50 sth street southeast. A quartet sere-
naded the club. Violin and piano solos
We're enjoyed After the games refresh
ments were served. Those present were.
misses Grace Hopkins, Mary Fritts. Daisy
Reinburg, Bessie Thorn. Aleyn Martin Mae
Davies, Sarah Ferrier. Gertrude Bright and
Helen DE Moll. and Messrs W. IL Todd
w. T. Hopkins. ID. s. Bliss. T.. l.. Wright
= X ). Embrey. ]. Baden. c. Ricketts, r.
e Little. n. Jones. II. A. McKeldin and c.
Zurhorst. -
The regular meeting of the Noble Hart
treasure Club was held last night at the
resiuehce OF Miss NJ. Schulze. and the fol-
lowing ofhcers were elected: President.
M M Schuile; Vice president. Miss \.
hrumke: secretary, Z. Fridley and treas
urer. A. Grupe.
MISS Coleman, Miss Julia Scott. the
Misses Peachy. Miss Esther Gordon and
Miss f Dodge have gone to Annapolis 70
s.teno Ine german given by the first class
Al the Navai Academy this evening. These
young ladies are all guests OF the officers
popular. 'N''
Miss Juliet Lareaux. daughter of Prof.
i-areauk of the navy. will be married dur
ing June week to Ensign Davidson. Her
May Coleman will be maids OF honor.
Mr.. A. Howard Clark will sail for En-
rope May IL, and wifi Join Mrs. Clark and
their son In Switzerland
MIS- Jno. F. Ellis and daughter have
returned from trip TO SummervilIe, 3. c.
pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
deDce Of Mr.. and Mrs wiiker. a,ps IIth
s. street southeast. by large gathering OF
friends In honor OF the birthday of theI-
son william and that of Mas Edith Cor
NEWS After mandolin music an elaborate
repsst was spread. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fields, Mrs Beach Nj
and Mrs. Thornton. Misses Thornton' Ste.
venson, Kahlert. Messrs. w and o. oliver
Hendley Ryon, Madhert, Curtain, Thorn
ton, Feuster and Smikes.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Fenwick. with Mr..
Charles Gulager, have left the city for
the summer
Last evening a party was given to Miss
Ida Fry in honor Of her nfteenth birth
day. A few OF her most intimate friends
met at the residence of Mr.. Irving Denison
and went to the residence of Miss Fry,
100 9th street southeast. where they await
ed her coming. The table was decked by
Mrs. Fry ana Mrs. Rupert. In the center
were fifteen white roses surrounded by If
teen candles. Games and dancing were
the thoroughly enjoyed features of the
evening. The guests were Misses Mabel
Murray, Minnie Murray. Florence Goss
Bessie Caldwell. Annie Watson. Gertie
Gates, Blanche Pumphrey, Ethel Langley,
and the Messrs. Irving Denison. Walter
Fry. George Fry, Harry Caldwell. Horace
Ewin and Alex. Allan.
A brilliant reception was given at the
residence OF Mrs. Carroll Thursday evening
In honor Of Mr. l.. q. Ramey of Colorado
and Mr.. J. A. Watkins OF Arkansas.
Evening star., 1897-05-08
DIED.

fSa S., .IIsa SSx 4 :, :, = md :ns ssd
Funeral saryics. a CanIIbeI Church on sunday.
May .. st 2 ecsshk P.m.
cola dSnSsEE Sn - :t A;s ss, ,s', 4 a. Pc:
northwest. after long illness. aged nifty -s.e
Funeral VIII tske pisce from her late residesc.
g ss.day. Mag Q. az o'clst pm Fnesas
and relatives respectfully tsvitsd to attend. =
| DARLINGTON. On Friday. May I. 1897 at ..
O. yoanson. Isi4 Ieth street northw.st MARY
HAWIEY: wife of the late Edward e pariins
ton Of Williamsburg. Va, formerly Of Iascns-
Services and interment in Williamsburg. Va.
| DoNNE1LY. In Chicago NJ. Friday morning..
May Z; 1897, at ! O'Clock; JOHANNA Don,
NELLY. beloved wife OF John Donnelly and
mother OF john William Lizzie and Edward
Donnely.
be taken to the home OF her sister. Mrs. Daniel
Coughlin. I3O 1 street northeast. Notice of
funeral hereafter.
JOHNSON. Departed this life Saturday. May 8:
1891. at 5:20 am, JAMES e. JOHNSON, aged
fortysix years.
Dearest father. thou hast left US.
We thy loss will sadly mourn;
But We hope that thou hast anchored
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Funeral from Nineteenth street Baptist Church
Monday. May 10. at 10 o'clock. Friends in
vited 10 attend. Casket viii not he opened On
church, lRichmond paper. please copyj
KELLY. On Saturday. May 8. 1897. AT $40 Ia.
a sss T rss,aepse 1887 s strsss ss sou'hwest Mrs
Notice of fuhr.i in susasys Post.
an, DORA, beloved Wife Of I.raei Rabenstein,
i'm the sixty eighth year Of her age;
s:ss h:ssss "a s-: :S hss sod: : a,le at .
more papers please copyl
suITayAX On satg,Say Nay :: 1881; at an
of Annie L. Manning and the late Florence NJ
Sullivan. aged twenty-five years and ten
Funeral will take place from his Residence. el3
10th s5sss ,s ssa,sws: DIV Mssa4y May 49, :. $3.50 s"
tIiichmcDd Va.D papers please .opyD
TcIsoN. Suddenly on Friday May T. 1897. at Z
I'm: I'm osEtToN A: beloved , husband Of E,sline
In the shadow Of His wings,
There Is rest. sweet rest;
There is rest from and labor.
There is rest for friend and ncigibor.
BY HIS SONS.
street southeast On Monday. May TO- at 8
O'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend. InterIncDt At Congressional
cemetery.
WEST. On Friday. May Z. 1897. at s:so nm,
HARoiD EDWARD. infant son of Albert c. and
Funeral from residence No. 947 street northwest,
ON Sunday At O'Clock.
wII.KERSON. The remains Of n W. wIKER
will be taken from Rock Creek vault and Ianced
IN Rock Greek cemetery. Mosday. May TO- 1897,
at O'Clock Relatives aud frienis are invited
TO attend
In Menorfan.
JOHNSON In loving resnembranoe of my iselovrd
husband. ISAAC JOHNSON. who died oar year
ago. May ., lee6
Gone from earfh, yes. gone forever:
Tear-dimmed eyes shall look I'm raia,
We shnH hear HIS voice, on, never,
Never more earth again.
Tho the grave looks dark and drearv
It's but there his body rests;
For his spirits gore TO heaven
And he lives among the blest
By HIS WIFE AND ADOPTED SON.
Evening star., 1897-05-08
GOT iii I'm.
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Get Thin Before Hot Weather.

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Evening star., 1897-05-08
MARRIED.

BoWIEJOHNSON. On "Wednesday April a,
1887. at st. Peters Church 10y the Rev. James
'Bien. FkANCiS T. B0wIE and MARY r.
OHNS9N.
DODGE-HCBLEY. On "Wednesday, May g. 1887
NJ Boston. Mass. FREDERIC r. DopGE sf
WashingtoQ. ID. a., and FLORENCE l. HUB
LEY of Bostsa, Mass.
Evening star., 1897-05-08
Window Screens.
Screen Doors.

1Ro for Wire Screen Doors. made on hard wood
SoS ffsmes. All sizes. Bring measurements
required. Complete with spring hinge. knob and
:Iuvvk for oay 1jc
Evening star., 1897-05-08
House Clothing.

10 keep our workmen busy now
and to endeavor to lessen the later
rush we quote as follows:
SS 0Sfor supplying best striped linen measur-
ing. making and fitting slip covers to
nfe-piece s"ite OF furniture. not requiring more
than eleven yards OF 66-inch material
A&C Tor measuring. making and hanging OPAQUE
Cloth Shades and only SIC for Best Scotch
Holland Shades
Sa .0Sfor making and fitting outside Awning
to any ordinary size window.
Evening star., 1897-05-08
Mtnneh a ha Lodge.

Minnehaha Lodge Of Good Tempars had
a busy business session on Tuesday even-
ing, elected and Initiated one new MEM
Der, and Installed the officers of the new
quarter. Lodge Deputy Stewart. installing
officer, was assisted by Mr.. England and
Miss Fuller. as marshal and de,,oty mar
shall Minnehaha visits Pioneer Lodge,
Falls Church. next Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1897-05-08

I've used Dr. Bulls Ooush sr,un /. -, ,.-.,
for long while, and woGIdn't be Without ~ 4
Know It's goo1 medicine John Harrinon Pout-
1eseses 4svese. E0nUAnA g. O." = /.