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Mrs. Katie Lynch. sss Ellis st.. San
fraucisco. Cal, she aaya.-My husband
was y hard drlnker. There never was
2 doubt IN my mind but what liquor
had 90 worked upon his nerves AZ TO
actually control his appetite. Like
most men who drink he was kind and
generous when sober but the rum de-
mon usually had the better 0f him and
hts wife had 10 suffer one day I con
cludcd to try remedy called Golden
Specific. which II was said would cure
the liquor habit secretly. 80 I mixed
some Of Il with AIR. Lynch's food for a
few days and put little In his coffee.
! could scarcely conceal my agitation
and fear less he should suspicion me for
he had suddenly taken dislike 20
liquor. said he deHpised the stun. and
was the most remarkably changed man
y,.d ever saw. I kept bravcly at II de-
termlned TO not waycr In my attempt to
cure him and I soon found out that my
mission was n complete success and
that Golden Specific had wrought al
most n miracle for inc. ! want other
women to profit by my example and am
glnd 90 learn that Dr. iialnca who dis
covered Golden Specific viii generously
send n free trial package TO every
woman who writes for H.
Send your name and address 10 DIR.
J. W. ffalnea. slS Glenn Bldg. Cincin-
natl. Ohio. and N you wish you are at
liberty TO refer 20 me az having told
you about this marvellous remedy.
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LOGAN.
Arsor Day willingly ob..r,.d-Dssth Of
y. W. flaws.
Special Corresponding.

y, W. usws-
Special Correspondence.
Logan. April iG.--Arbor Day was APP
propfiatoly celebrated In Logan. All
places Of business were closed until one
O'Clock. and the citizens generally took
advantage OF the Offer made by the city
council TO furnish shade trees 10 all
those who desired To plant them In the
cemetery. All day the "city Of the
dead waa thronged with people. who
were busy boautifying and adjoining
their cemetery lots. Between 600 and
600 ash and elm trees were planted
there during the day.
At the colleges. iitting exercises were
rendered and the different classes each
planted tree. The exercise at the Brig
ham Young College were largely at.
tended by visitors. who were delighted
with the choice program rendered,
which Included an eloquent. patrotit
address by President Joseph y. Smith
AZ the close u tho neryicoh. the classes
OF 1901 and 1909 played u game OF
baseball, which resulted In favor OF the
~.
Mr.. y. W. IIaws. one OF Cache
couuty's pioneers and well known
man throughout the county. died yes
terday afternoon OF kidney trouble.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been announced.
THE benefit rendered Elder Ola Larson
on Friday evening was fairly well at.
tended aud y small sum Of money was
raised for the departing missionary,
who left for his held OF labor In Europe
today.
The board OF trustees OF the Agricul-
tural College met last evening and
closed up the business OF the old board
and qualified an members of the new.
Ia VIVA runnral NaafarduN that The
board meeting would be lively one.
because Of efforts being made by par
ties outside OF the board. tn depose
Prof Luther Foster aH director of the
Experiment station. As far as can be
learned today. however. no action was
taken on the matter and In conse
quence II Will 20 over until the next
meeting OF the board two weeks hence.
Special per Deeeret Telegraph.
Logan. April 1.-THE conjoint CONFER
cnce Of the Mutual Improvement assoc
Citations ~ this Stake, held yesterday,
was marked by a very large attendance
the tabernacle being nlled. At the af-
ternoon meeting the speakers were
Elder Edwnrd Anderson OF ,he, general
board OF Y, NJ. NJ. !. A., and Sister
Freeze OF the Y, l., NJ. I. A. board. both
gave excellent Instructions. Al the
evening meeting. Sister Elizabeth Me-
cune occupied an hour In delivering an
intensely Interesting address, descrip-
tive OF her travels and labora rs a mis-
Hionary In Great Britain and other
parts OF Europe, President !, Golden
Kimball also made one OF his charac-
tcristic addresses, which was full OF
good advice 10 all. Tho following
changes were made In thu stake organ
ixation OF the Y. NJ. NJ. !. A.. Elder
Hans A. Petersen was honorably re-
lcased as president and $, y. BALM was
placed In his place. y, Rullen Jr., was
named ns first counselor and J. A. Hen
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FINE WASH GOODS.

Our reputation for selling me wash
goods ut low prices needs no lntroiuc.
ton. This season we eclipse all for.
mer records, We know that We have
tho best showing Of wash fabrics aud
have no hesitation In saying no plainly
series Of Spring values for this
week.
An elegant line OF about 80 different
patterns Of Zephyr Glnghams. all now
patterns and choice oolorinEs; value
isHci this week per yard
A fine line aG.lnch wide light .oolored
new PorcRlrs. lust tho thing for
Shirt Waists; all 30 this week per
yard
~
Pebble Wells. one 81 the most popu-
lar materials for summer wear. ON sule
Monday. per yard
Faille and Mervllleux. two OF this
seasons latest productions. great waist
novelties. equal In style and finish 10
silk. ours for salt Lake. per yard, .5c
and Zoe,
our line Of Novelty Tissues Is so
large that you can not Imagine what
any OF our hundreds OF different pat.
terms look like without seeing them
nrr all imported and cannot be-
had later In the season,so come at once
and get ilrst choice,
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THE BOOK OF MORMON

Two lectures by Dr. James n.
Talmngc. an account of It's origin, with
thentlcity. Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from Dr.
TalmaEc'H book '"rhe Articles OF
Faith" but are presented IN separate
form for the use of invcsti -ntofs and
atudcnts. Price Toe. For sale by the
Dcfcrct News
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lOSEPA.
Arbor Day In the Hawaiian Colony In
shnii valley.

Special Correspondence.
ioscpa. Toocle County. Utah. April
is.-Thfough the Kindness and ilbcrai-
lty Of the Davis County Nursery COM
pnny. the Pioneer Nursery company.
who each donated one hundred fruit
trees TO the Hawaiian colony In Skull
Valley, We viii observe Arbor Day on
the trees soon enough 90 Join n the OBJ
rervnnce OF the day on the 18th. Aa per
appointment OF the Governor. ON the
goth We VIII plant out 900 walnut trees.
800 fruit trees and 100 ornamental trees.
IicinR on the borders Of the Great
American Desert we hope 10 build up
an oasis that win be an attraction
sometime In the future. We shall also
plant out ornamental shade trees
around the "Leper Hospital" for tho
comfort OF the three Inmates who are
Isolated from the colony.
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PR,Ivt).


scbooi srs.lon an t.,er-.,iaE tsatare.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. April 1.-THE two days stake
conference. held Saturday and sunday.
was well attended. especially on sun
day. The congregations were favored
by the attendance OF President Can
non and Apostles John Henry Smith
George Tcasdnie and Heb-r J. Grant.
who. with other speakers. gave many
valuable instructions and encouraged
the people to fnithfulnerH and the OBJ
rcrvancc Of the various duties devolv-
ing upon I.atter.day Saints. sunday
forenoon was devoted 60 the sunday
schools. and the little folks turned out
In large numbers. fntcrcatlnr cScr.
clsen were given by Sunday school
classes. and interesting remarks, adapt.
cd to the comprehension Of the child
ten. wef. made by President Cannon.
Apostle Grant ana others.
MOCK BREACH or PROMISE
TRIAL
The law class Of the brigham Young
Academy gave an interesting exercise
Saturday evening. In the college hall.
a mock trial waA conducted. with ]. G.
Fullmer as Judge. bert Smoot sued
Miss Minnie Brown for $4,000 for
breach OF promise. y W. Robson and
John Walker appeared for plaintiff
NIu Nlulhn ihnu anu isub'Uf iAhhfIAA
for defendant. The trial was produc.
tive Of Etcnt amount Of fun: plain
tin was awarded n verdict of cents
damages.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The following fait i.akcrr registered
at the Hotel Roberts yesterday. ~.
J. Maioney. y. y. Jayne. w d. Green.
II. u Eatnn and !. a. Robinson.
Judge Jacob johnson was In Provo
yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Isaac Riddle
will be held from the Third ward meet
Ing house tomorrow. Tuesday. at .
o'clock.
AN Oriental Fete" given by the
Provo concert company at the opera
house. Saturday evening, proved u very
attractive entertainment and reflected
great credit on Professor Boshard and
his company 81 excellent singers.
Col. Plato Mountjoy la again In the
city examining accounts OF the dcpu-
~ u. \. marphni'H ONCE.
sheriff storra went TO Salt Lake this
morning 20 attend the session OF the
board Of pardona. which IL to consider
the Hayes case.
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THREE THOUSAND MILES
chicago aud Return.

Tirc...... ......s.s.sss.ssss.. -Four Days
Howg-t'nion Pacific. N course. no 9th.
cr line can do IT,
Why ...... ...Shortcsi. Quickest, Rest
Everybody knows that the Union Pa.
cinc has established q standard OF ex
cciicncc In time and service which no
other Western line can approach. Tick.
ct once, "old stand" 20i Main 81.
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Little. neglected scratches and
wounds frequently result Ia blood
poisoning. Better heal them quickly
with Dcwitt's witch Hazel Saivr.
thoroughly antl-scptic application with
n record Of always curing piles. old Ill
GERS. sores. cuts. wounds and skin dis
cascs.-F. e. Schramm. Mccormick
building, corner Main 81. and First
South.
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Notice N hereby given that at a meet .
Ing ~ the Directors of said Company.
held on the 2ith day OF March. 1893. an
assessment 0f one ~ cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF said
corporation. payable NJ once 90 y. r..
Pearson. Secretary OF said corporation.
at Room 20l Mccormick Block, Salt
Lake city Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on the
2snd day ~ April 1888. viii be delin-
quent and advertised for sale 40 public
suction, and unless payment l. made
before, Will be sold Ou Wednesday. tho
10Th day ~ May. 1899. at 1. O'Clock
noon ~ said day nt room. 20l McCor-
nick Block, salt Lake city, Utah, Co pay
the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs " advertising and sx-
pcnaea OF sale.
4. r. PEARSON,
Secretary ~ the Triumph consOli-
dated Mining Company, Salt Lake Clty.
Utah. Dated this .5th day u March.
1893.
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For cough and colds there Il no medi.
cine 40 effective as BALLAHD's
HoREUOUD SYRUP. II IL the ideal
remedy Price. 20 cents nnd 10 cents
4. g. ~ I Drug Department.
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DRESS GOODS SELLING
AT SENSATIONAL PRICES.

8sffHf'Hh afsIff'f
4i-lnoh PRiEsrLEYs. guaranteed
black fancy dress goods. 81 ana si.gs
qualities. for
as-lnch BLACK cREPoNs. neat de-.
signs. half value. at
Go-lnch BLACK MoIIAIR ALPACA.
80
io-lnoh black poplin. 81 quality. Tor
go
BLACK cREpoNs OF the best i'm
ported makes. both wool and silk and
wool, marked down for this sale at
actual cost and below.
LACK PEBBLE cREPoN. u
Inches wide. si.9O quality for
PWEsTLEY's i5.lnch Mohalr ana
wool Blisted crepon. t2.sb quality for
$i.48
BLACK FRENCH SILK cREPoNs.
iyles In brocadtu effects. s2.5o
quality Tor
tS-inch WOOL NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS. now blues tana and browns
sL25 qualities. Special price
80
iO-lnch PEBBLE DRESS GOODS, In
dark coloringH, grand value
81
3S-lnch PURE WOOL STORM
SEHGEs, choice colors, the best ma
terial for walking dresses. special
price
40
sC-inoh NEW FANCY DRESS
GOODS, toc and COO qualities. Special
price
81
A lot or FANCY DRESS GOODS.
IN mixtures and checks, your selection.
Special
10
ClIALIIEs-Sew assortment In
ana Toe yard.
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NoricE 40 CREDITORS.


creditors will present claims with voucher,
e the undersigned a. the office pf Young s
Moyle, attorneys, ncsurit National Hank
building, corner Main aud First tiuth streets
salt Lake CITY, Ituh, on ar before the lUtli
day Of August. A. ID. isgg
:, ALEXANDER RoXBRouGH,
Executor OF the estate OF John i,oNbrpugh,
deceased
Young s MOyle, Attorneys.
Date OF tlrst publication, April ~, A. u. tsgg
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Notice il hereby given that NJ q meeting Of
the niftctnra ~ the Bonneville Mining tuui-
panls hrld AMI =. ispl, AZ M 10 D. 2ld 80,
SAT- Lake tltYs hsstssiugut NJ. 3. ~ uuc-hnlf
cent itf sharU Wus levied uu the capital stock
~ said company, payable Immediately 10 tho
stgtrtAff ~ the company AZ salt Lake city,
I tab Any stock on which this assessment
may fVmnln unpaid an the 18th of May. ispp
Viii d. Delinquent aud ndyufti.sd Tor sals at
pahllc auction nuu unless pas mtnt l. uadu
trfurVf Nlll ~ sold un June inth, i.Q 10 pay
~" dvllugurnt assessment, tnfvthrf with coat
81 advertising and sNprusu ~ sale
w. NNElN, secretary,
NJ ig' last end -nuih ~, salt Lake Clty.
Dated April 70. leo.
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People who have once taken De wits
Little Early Nlsers Will never have
anything else. They are the famous
little pills" for torpid liver and all IT.
rcgulnritiea OF the aystem.-F. g,
Schrnmm. Mccormick building. corner
Main ~. and First South.
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$i.o5
CORRECT MILLINERY.

whilo we lead in quality, style and
originality, We also lead In iowncss OF
prices, You can lind Just what YOU
taste dictates. from the most expensiy,
Hat 70 the finest.
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The Highland Mining aud Milling Company,
Corporation.
sccrtary's ONCE salt Lake city.
April 9Th. isg9.
NOTICE There arr dciinuueut upnn tho
following Described sfnsk On account ~
assessment No. !. lvti,si Marrh tie end. i.s9,
"" -"frf amounts ct opposite the Haul,. OF
w, tr.l.-l-An .lnINln.lnI.. q. lnl-nM.. va.
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NorIcr TO ennpInn,
Estate OF Rebccca :. urnlths Brooks
Deceased.


Creditors win present claims with
vouchers 60 the undersigned az tho OF
nee ~ Stewart a stewart 50a-iU Me-
Cornlck Block. SAT- Lake city. Utah.
ON or before tho tUnth day Of August,
A. -, 1859.
EDMUND !. BROOKS.
Administrator Of Estate OF Robecca 5.
Qriniths lirookf, Deceased.
Date III first publication April 9, 1893.
Stewart 4 Stewart, Attorneys for Adj
mlniatrator
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Noiice y hereby given that tho u ,auaI
mcrt!ng OF The .tocklinldcrs Of tho ltd ,uni
nnu Anaconda Consolidated Mining % any
VT tnt purppsc of election Of officers ant .nrh
ntnni VIII " held AZ rom IS Tio1pef ftlSck.
sat lake cry, Utah. on saturday, MAJ a
~, y, O'CLOCK pm A full attendance Il
nan, - ,lEssE KNIGHT. President
first publication. April I. Isl5
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PROBATE AND GuARDiAssnir
sOiAIf,.

ebtAAtaN-
Consult county Clerk or tue Respective
Slgnefa TOT Further Information
stMMoS,.
In the District Court OF Salt Laks
County, State OF Utah.
Phebe Eleanor Bynun. Plalntlr,
VI
william Henry Byron. Defendant
The state Of Utah, 20 said Defendant;
You arc hereby summoned Co appear
within twenty days after the service %
This summons upon you, VI served with
IN tho County IN which this action /,
brought, otherwise within thirty days
after service. and defend the above en-
titled action, and In case OF your fall.
uro 30 70 do. Judgment VIII be rendered
against you according 20 tho demand
OF the complaint, OF which copy h
herewith served upon You.
RICHARDS & VARIAN,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
Dated February sSth, 1899.
l.. o. Address, Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city. Utah,
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ASSIGNMENT NorIcr.

Assessment No, ta-Triumph consoii-
dated Mining Company, principal
place Of business, rom 20i Mccormick
block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
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NOTICE

In the District tnuri, Probate Division. In
aud Eos salt lake county, state
~ Utah.
In the matter u the estate N Daniel jacobs.
decreased.
Tho petition ~ Daniel ". Jacobs aud John
Jncnbs praying Tor The issuanru In theut.silVe.
~ letter. ~ Standardization IN the estate ~
lhnlvl jacobs. dritussd. has lssUn 1T fnr
bearing nu saturday the .lnd DAY ~ Apfii.
n u 100 NJ Nill n'rlu'k AKIN. ~ The County
'uuft l!ou.e. IN The tuuri Room ~ aid Court,
~ talt Lake city, salt Lake Cuunty, utah.
WITNESS the clerk ~ aid ruuu With the seal
ihsrof affixed this 10th day N AbriL a. ii.
80, DANluC III NttAls, CLERK.
lrehll ny y q. EEEDNt.l.
Mll.on and smith. Alinrney..
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CURE DRUNKARDS.
ELOQUENT WORDS FROM A WIFE
WHO RESCUED HER HUSBAND
FROM A TERRIBLE HABIT.
secretly Gave Him q Remedy In ]
Coffee and lie Now k,Joices
With Her.

who can doubt that there IL CO.
Tor drunkenness when We have such ..-i
eloquent and emphatic statement from
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Noilcc = hereby glvon that tho animal
meeting of the ,tnrklinders N tho 4ait ~,
Amusement Association, "a enrfnration. eiii
~ %, held ~ tir hank " Commerce, Atlas
lii9gk, sait lase titJ, Utah. al iociock p.m.
~ : hursnHy. May T. A ~ lsp for tho pur-
tfansac,ion OF any general business " said
g. NJ sCIiACE. sccy. '"'~
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srrcIAL sALn rus Mtrk ArzrML
sIN DOLLAR mAI.

Ladies'. Misses. and chlldren's oxford
Ties and slippers.
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Principal place " business. salt Lake city,
ttah. Mines situated az Lake side
Mining District looclc county,
ltuH.
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DuEss GOODS UARo ANS A. re ". d
Week commencing Monday. April II.
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.E|eQQ1I Sulphur Turkish Both

Ana Treatment Rooms IN charge of a
Competent Physician. who Will diagnot.
and prescribe fut patients needing med
lcal aid. ~ you have Gatarfh. Dyspepi
Nnt hheuWatitms Nervous Troubles or
kidney Disease, come and be cured
Any Mind 81 "a bath YOU want Massage
for both sexes Swimming lessons tot
ladies ~ the matrun
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Consult County Clerk or tue Respective
Slgnsra gur Further Information.
siMMOS,.
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In the District Court Of Salt Laks
County. state OF Utah.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-10-21
Total for District No. l.......S7 37
Expenses of Arvon, Covington and Spur
Townships, District No. ,,
Herman J. Sefert, Supt,

Expenses of Baraga Township, District
No. 8, Fred w. Schwalm, Supt.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-10-21
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of us
ing anything else for Indigestion or
Blljousness. Doctors were scarce,
and they seldom heard of Appendi-
citis, Nervous Prostitution or Heart
Failure, etc. They used August
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation of undigested
food, regulate the action of the liver,
stimulate the nervous and organic
a ,tion of the system, and that is all
they took when feeling dull and bad
with headaches and other aches.
You only need few doses OF
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER, in liquid
form, to make you satisfied there is
nothing serious the matter with you.
SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE at John
Campbell's, L'Anse, and ]. G. Real s
Baragh
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-10-21
Additional Barasa News
Terminated Quickly.

James Jackson, of Chicago,
known as "Blacx Strap" went up
against hard man when he
tackled Jack Hammond, of Detroit,
in fistic encounter at Grandville
Hall Tuesday night. 1t was only
about As seconds after time was
called when ''Black Strap" was
put to sleep and it was fully Al
minutes before he regained con-
seriousness, and has been very dizzy
since. 1t was one Of those cases
where de darkey didn't know it W;
loaded.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-10-21
A FEW LARGE SALARIES.
One Man Gets Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars Yearly.

Inasmuch as the Standard Oil Com
pany got most of its original
brains from Ohio it need not sur
prise anyone that a Cincinnati! man
should be chosen at this time first
vice president at salary of $500, QUO
a year. But isn't $1,000 a year
rather overgrown salary? Is any
man worth it? John D. Rockefeller's
income is SIG, 900, 900 annually. How
much is he worth to the Standard
Oil Company? His are the brains
that look twenty years ahead; Will
liam's are the brains that take care
of the present. What salary should
the president of the company receive
if the vice-president's honorarium
amounts to 100000? Alexander
Mcdonald will be the working head
of the recently organized, or ex-
pended, New Jersey Standard Oil
Company.
"Mel" Ingalls, coming to New
York to work for Vanderbilt and
Morgan for 49, a year! More
brains from Ohio-though not native
of that state. Ingalls, comes origin
ally from Maine. He is president OF
one of the shortest roads in the
world-the Central Union Depot
and Railroad company, owner;
guage, 4-S!; miles operated, l. But
then he is also president of the Big
Four and of the Chesapeake y Ohio.
He is bearded like Ashbel p. Fitch,
and his eyes are as soft as dove s.
He looks like Robert S. Barclay of
the firm of DeCoppett & Co. In the
matter of salary he is getting up in
the class of insurance company
presidents.
The man who knows best how to
deal in brains is the most success
full from a material point OF view.
Many employers do not know brains
in others when they stumble against
them. Such mistake brass for gray
matter. Some say boldly that they
prefer brass. Morgan paid Samuel
Spencer $4,000 a year to
g We expert opinions on railroad
properties. He will pay Ingalls,
half as much for the same work.
Chauncey NJ. Depew got $50, 600 a
year as president of the New York
Central. Life insurance presidents
receive 100000 annually-two or
three of them. Sidney Dillon
Ripley, treasurer of the Equitable,
gets $50, 600 J. o. Bonner, chemist
of the Sugar trust, earned his $780,
600. Jockeys receive flon $4,000
to $50, 900 year, with the privilege
of riding>out.
The greatest preacher in the land
receives less than $40, 900 a year.
The greatest lawyer makes 5000, 600.
The ablest Judge of the highest
court in any state must be satisfied
with ST., 800. Only three states
pay their governors as much as
$40, 900. The chief justice of the
supreme court of Pennsylvania re-
ceives only $500. The largest
salary paid by the municipal gov
el nment is $l5, 200; the smallest $50.
Think OF people working for 50 a
month. Many do it. and are glad to
have the chance. New York Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-10-21

Among the infantry regiments of
the British army are 10 nominally
Scotch, 8 Irish, B Welsh and 43
English.
The population Of Jerusalem has
been rapidly increasing of late, and
is now about As, 900; of these $4,000
are Hebrews.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-10-21
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF superintendent of Poor of
Baraga County.

Hon. Board of Supervisors Of Baraga County,
Gentlemen:
We herewith submit our annual report,
showing the expenses OF the county poor for
the year commencing October LIST, 1898, and
ending September 3oth, 1899, giving the names
and the amounts of those receiving aid by
districts.