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l. S Monroe ct al to j Clement and
W; lots 4, 8, @ and 7 blk Hartman's add

IS Monroe ct al to j Clement and
W; lots 4, 8, @ and blk Hartman's add
South Haven; $3.50.
W.T. S Strowbridge to David Shower
man and W; lot and pit lot blk 81
Paw Paw; 500.
Mary Lytle to @ S Lytle ct al; lands
on secs 3, 4, 6, Ii and ID Porter; 81.
LC Woodman to l. S Monroe; lot ID
blk II ID a. w add South Haven; 81.
Geo III Henika to l. 5 Monroe; same
as last above; 81
ID w Powell to III & hammond; lot ii
blk Dodge's add Lawton: Sl5.
II ID Black To Ill Ii Lammond; same as
last above: Sill.
Margaret A Adriance TO Edgar Adri-
ance; $ W a sw "A "a Waverly and l32
as a l Paw Paw; 81
DeWitt's Little Early Risers act as a
faultless pill should, cleansing and reviv-
ing the system instead of weakening it.
They are mild and sure, small and pleas
ant to take, and entirely free from b
jectionable drugs. They assist rather
than compel. r.. b. Longwell.
The true northerner., 1899-06-21
EARLY SCHOOLS INPAw PAW.
INTERESTING COMPILATION OF PAW PAWS
SCHOOL HISTORY.

The following history of Paw Paws
early schools, prepared 10y Hon. j. j.
Woodman, was read by Rev. e. III. Har-
vey at the conclusion of the baccalaur-
cate sermon Sunday evening:
The first school in Paw Paw was
taught by Miss Rosea Agard in a slab
shanty built 10y Rodney Hinckley on Kal-
amazoo street, opposite the Grimes resi-
dence, for blacksmith shop. This was
in the summer of 1885. There were ten
or twelve scholars, two of whom are
residents here, Mrs. Alonzo Shultz and
j. J. Woodman. This was a subscription
school.
The second school, or first village
school, was taught by Miss Melissa War
ner, in log house which stood on the
west side of the river where the old tan
merry building now stands. This was in
the summer of 1886. The same year,
good, substantial school house was
erected on Gremps street, where the
residence of John Sherman now stands,
and the first school in it was taught by
Lorenzo Cate in the winter of 1867. In
lIllS uOuSt, dllN WihOti oShOOiD
were taught until about lS49, when larger
quarters were secured by renting the
brick building now used by the canning
factory. A union school was then or
ganized, of which j. Elliott Sweet, now
living in Hartford, was the first princi-
pal. He was succeeded by j. j. Wood
man, assisted by Miss Sarah Blackman,
and Miss Philura Warner in charge OF
the primary department. Miss Black
man was a sister of S. III. Blackman and
Miss Warner was sister of E. l.. War
ner. Mr.. Woodman resigned his posi-
ton as principal in the spring OF 1852
and went to California.
The union school house (now the old
town halD was built in 1852. Among
the first principals in that building was
the late DIR. T. Il. Harrison.
The present school building was begun
in the fall of 1868 and completed and
opened for school in September, 1870.
SELECT SCHOOLS.
In 1915, the late Prof Vose resigned
his position in Albion college, New York,
on account of failing health, and took
up his residence in Paw Paw. In the
fall of that year he opened select
school, giving his students the benefit of
the higher branches, including Latin.
This select school or private academy"
was very successful for several years and
gave the young people of Paw Paw and
vicinity rare advantages. After Prof.
Vose retired on account of poor health,
j. Elliott Sweet opened a select school
which was we'll patronized until the
union school was organized.
Among the early teachers in the first
school house, well known to some of our
oldest residents, were f. G. Annable,
Barnum Crane and E. A. Park. The
latter lives in Detroit.
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Marriage Licenses.

Walter o. Tabor, 81, Lawton; BE Dee
M. Poorman, 20, Marcellus.
Frank Lyle, %; Daisy Cussans, 1S
both of Porter.
John A. Evans, IS; Minnie Hall, 1S
both of Geneva.
Warren Il. Thompson, 36, Buffalo, n
Y; Francesca Gaul, 80, Louisville, KY.
Charley Babbitt, q, Gobleville; Mag
gle Livingston, 2l, Otsego.
Frank Bruce, %, Alamo; Effie Soule,
Is, Waverly.
Fred Taylor, 2l; Eta May Hartman,
Is, Covert.
Andrew j. Steele, 81, Memphis, Tenn;
Alice E. Harvey, 80, Paw Paw.
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Additional Local.


E. b. Longwell has a new adv in this
paper.
w. j. Sellick asks you question in
his adv this week.
r. b. Crane of Kalamazoo was in town
on business, Saturday.
j. e. Phillips has been i'll for several
days, but is now out again.
Dennis Cooper had the misfortune to
fall Saturday, bruising himself severely.
Master Harry and Miss Verna Nauk
have been enjoying visit at theiraunt's,
Mrs. Fannie Nicholson.
A large number of Paw Paw people
went to South Haven this morning, TO
attend Mrs Johnson's funeral.
Rev. Mr.. Carr from New Brunswick
Canada, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday, June % morning
and evening. He isa brother of the cir
cult Judge elect.
Mrs. Jennie Hagan Jackson of Grand
Rapids, Mich will lecture on spiritual
ism at the O'Dell hall, Tuesday evening,
June 27, at 1880. Mrs. Mary Arnold Will
son, the renowned singer of Fort Worth,
Texas, will be present and furnish the
music.
Married, at the residence of the brides
brother in this village, on the afternoon
of June 20, Prof. A. j. Steele of Mem
phis, Tenn. and Miss Alice Harvey of
Paw Paw. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs j. w. Free, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G..
Thayer, Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Harvey of
Paw Paw, Dr. and Mrs. w. Upiohn, Rev.
and Mrs. James Kirkland and Miss
Luella Waring of Kalamazoo, Mr.. How
ard Steele and Mrs. Skews of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele are to spend three
months in a tour of Europe, sailing from
New York city to London, June "a.
Mrs. james II. johnson died at Kala-
mazoo, Sunday morning, June Is. She
had Just undergone a surgical operation,
and survived it about an hour. Mrs
johnson, after a long illness at her home
here, was taken to Kalamazoo some time
ago for treatment, and seemed to be inn
proving until few days ago, when her
physicians pronounced an operation the
only hope for saving her life. and she
bravely faced the ordeal, but her vitality
was too low to endure it. Besides the
attending physicians, DR.. Hoyt of this
place and surgeon from Detroit were
present. During her residence here of a
little over two years, she had made many
warm friends, and was universal favor
ite in South Haven, where she lived be-
fore the commencement of Judge John
sons official term. The remains were
taken to South Haven, where the funeral
will be held at 10 o'clock to-day. Mrs.
Johnson's untimely death is a peculiarly
sad one, and the Judge has the sympathy
of the community in his sorrow.
The true northerner., 1899-06-21
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded in the Office of the regis
ter of deeds:
f B Copley ct al to Emma NJ Cop
ley; lots and blk G Decatur: Sl,S00.
f. b Copley ct al to Emma NJ Copley;
store in Poor blk Decatur; $500.
Richard Wilcox to c S Hill; lot blk
. Jones' add South Haven: $3.50.
Richard Wilcox to G II Gregory; lot
Rachel l. Dimick to J \ Dimick; p
"A If Hamilton; 81.
Leon Fellows to S S Bentley; par f
y W fl a Ii Porter; $500.
America B Overheul to Flora Cady;
par viii South Haven; 81.
America B Overheul to Lizzie Cady;
par viii South Haven; 81.
America b Overheul to Geo Overheul;
par will South Haven 81.
Y J Cavanaugh to } Il Niles and W;
lots ] and blk y Grand Junction; $3.50.
Helen X Arms to Chas Goodwin: -
lot "a Kendall; SO.
Allen Sheldon to Chas Goodwin: lot
10 Kendall; $50.
B f Andrus to Maude b Fosdick;
lands on sec 13 Decatur; $1,000.
l. S Monroe to Ernest Ormsby; lot ]
blk Home add South Haven; S10770
n Allen to f Parker ct al; par c
a 26 Bangor; $3.50.
w J Timms to Alice 7 Hogmire; n y
W a 81 Arlington and lots , and blk
II Cross add Bangor; $4,000.
LV Warner to f. Parker ct al;
lands on sec 26 Bangor: $1,000.
Frank Often to A d Kennedy; W "a
a 33 Pine Grove; $500.
A l. Baker to p III Pierce and W; W u
"a 30 Antwerp; 1925.
l. A Glidden to 7 A Glidden; n e d s
e a 81 Paw Paw; $500.
Calista Hogmire to f Bullard and w
Is lot blk 40 Paw Paw: $50.
l. S Monroe to Fred Lundy and W,
lots IL and II blk 13 ID III & Co.'S add
South Haven; S535.
G Stephenson to Eliza Meabon; PAL
will Bangor; $3.50.
n S Taylor ct al to Seymour Boyer; S
e ID d ii Bangor; s12OO
II Louisa Lewis to S Lewis; W % a
sw d neH 81 Covert; $500.
Fred Brado to G w Doll; 3 5anw "A
81 Geneva; $50.
II N Payne ct al to Sarah w Wood
s 30ae 4 n e d q South Haven
5000.
Israel White to VIM Anson and wife
141s ae = neA % and s e fl d and
pit e fl IS 81 Hamilton; $500.
Sarah M Leighty to f III Leighty;
Asw a IL Paw Paw; $500.
Nellie r Woolsey to + f Woolsey; LOT
blk Stratton's add Hartford; 800.
julius Desenberg to Jno Lytle and W
sw d 10 Porter; 1906.
Willis Bricker to o G Wheeler and W;
eH Hsw1 Il and = Il 21 Blooming
dale; S400
G G. Arnold to NJ ii Smith; par will
Lawton; $3.50.
John Nicholas to twp of Arlington;
lot Il 20 Arlington; S65.
FA Truesdell to M J Truesdell; und
x W % an W a 81 Bloomingdale; $3.50
Martha A Rogers to N ii Adams; a
Q a 20 Columbia; $500.
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Half Rates to California.

Via the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway, affording the quickest time,
grandest scenery, variable routes and
perfect service. Chicago to Los Angeles
and return $3.50, tickets on sale June
% to July 8, limited to return until Sep
tember 4, 1899, account of annual meet
ing, National educational Association.
illustrated pamphlet sent free on appli-
cation. For rates and other information
ask your nearest ticket agent or write
w. III. Guerin, IL Campus-Martius, De-
troit, Mich
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We are headquarters for this part of the
earth on Overalls and Coats. Regular
price, 35c to 7sc. Sale price, 22c to 4Sc.
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Our Local Markets.

Following are the prices paid by our
merchants and dealers for the products
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The thirty-first annual commencement
of the Paw Paw high school will occur
at the rink, Thursday evening, June odd
Following is the
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SPECIAL.

New Royal Sewing Machine,
5 drawers, polished oak cabinet,
complete attachments, 10 years
guarantee, $1,000.
Same as above with drop head,
$500.
Ladies real soc Corsets 25c.
Ladies Fast Black Sun Umbrellas
3Sc.
Ladies Fast Black I5c Hose Ioc
Ladies Jersey Vests SC and up.
Ladies Beauty Pins &c.
Ladies Sailor Hats Ioc and up.
Mems Extra Blue Overalls 25c.
Mems wire buckle Suspenders Ioc
Mems extra Turky Red H'dks SC
Mems Seamless Socks &c.
Mems I5c Fast Black Seamless
Socks Ioc.
Mems Summer Hats sc and up.
Mems Leather Gloves zoe g"
Best Table Oil Cloth Ioc.
Floor Oil Cloth I6c.
Floor Mating I2ac.
Brass Extension Sash Rods &C up
Brass Extension Curtin Rods Ioc
SO inch Scrim Cloth DC and up.
Dress Challies sc.
Extra large line Organdies, Swiss
and Mulls.
Sole agent for Tappan Shoes.
2 bars Jaxon Soap sc.
All Yeast Cakes SC.
Sack Salt &c.
ID Can Baking Powder sc.
II boxes-I2oo Matches for SC.
Millinery the Finest, Prices the
Lowest.
The true northerner., 1899-06-21


The thirty-frst annual commencement
of the Paw Paw high school will occur
at the rink, Thursday evening, June 22d.
Following is the
PROGRAM
Orchestra, March.
Invocation.
Orchestra.
The Spirit of the Times .-...- r. Viola Monroe
The Struggle for Existence Evert King
An Art Gallery liza T. Hall
Ticket, Please Fanny S. Heay
Mans Will Power,.--------------Ma Mason i. Fish
The Future of Cuba, Zoe Munger
Orchestra'
Fraternity the Watchword of the Century,
Katharine Showerman
Joan Of Arc, Dollie NJ. Roach
Greek and Roman Literature, ..-.M Marie b. Ryan
The Future of Our Nation, Clyde c. Cummings
Singleness of Purpose Wins
Gertrude Genevieve Lawton
The Progress of Invention, Elizabeth Brummel
Vocal Solo, olo,------.-------------.R Rae Showerman
Our Grand-mothers and their anddaughters,
Bessie Morrison
Permanence in the Midst Of Change,
Anna May Smith
Orchestra.
Music in Nature, Fora NJ Fish
Cestus, Isabelle L. Lawton
Advancement, Charles X. Keso
America against the World, ----Leta g. Packer
fruit Eathering, Bertha Reed
The Golden Apples of Hesperides,
Rhetta B. Chapman
Orchestra.
Americas Music, Rae Showerman
We Build the Ladder by which We Rise,
Grace Helen Grout
LiOSitb anu LdW'---- Royal Il. Hall
Lessons oil the Hour, ,----------- John b. O'Leary
The Cars Manifesto, Frank Roach
Orchestra
Presidents Address, Earl N. Bangs
Presentation of Diplomas
Benediction.
Orchestra
Productions have been given at high school
room.
The grammar department exercises
will be held at the opera house Wednes-
day evening. A good program has been
arranged.
The alumni reunion occurs Friday
evening, with a reception at the home of
Mr.. A. Lynn Free, followed by a banquet
at the opera house.
The true northerner., 1899-06-21

AVery's 5
Hot Weather Arguments.

In the face of an advancing
market we maintain or decrease
prices.
The true northerner., 1899-06-21
COMMENCEMENT

PROGRAM OF THE EXERCISES FOR THE
GRADUATION WEEK.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

OAI1 REAL hSAAA S.
NEW Property Listed for Sale During the
Month of January.
s24oo-Pays ST. good investment; close to
Third and Bryant sts.; houses; both rented
$500 CASH
BALANCE MONTHLY, SAME AS RENT.
$1S50-Fine bay-window cottage in Holly Park
Tract, close to Mission st. cars; contains .
large rooms and bath; lot so feet front
PAYS 12 PER CENT.
S9oooTHandsome new building, close 70 ths
Park Panhandle; splendid neighbornooo; i
modern flats; all rented lot SO feet front
s725o-A good speculation; modern flats of
and rooms and bath; lot 2SX100; on the
business portion of Devisadero st; bulIdinSS
should be raised and store built under; would
pay well.
s32OO-Broadway. near Leavenworth st; rent
$S2 so; improvements consist of 3 flats OF
rooms each.
SIS, 5,5OO-Prominent Haight st. corner; large
corner lot; 56X75; improvements consist OF store
and fats; rent s120
s22OO-Clement St. near Fifth aye; modern nc. 9rn
bay-window cottage, 4 rooms and bath; lot Zox
100: stable in the rear
s7OOo-Fosom St, near Sixth; lot 37:6x9o; two
houses of rooms each; rent 500.
s55oo-Two modern fats of and rooms and
bath each, on Lyon st, near McAlllster; LOT -JX
100; rent S45; mortgage of $1,000 can remain.
-
with cottage of rooms and bath
$40, Handsome modern residence on La
guna St, near Broadway contains II rooms
bath. etc; lot 27:6x107:6.
$17OO-Dolores st, near Twenty eighth; lot
25x100 with cottage of rooms and bath, with
driveway to rear Of lot.
S45O0-Baker st. near Sacramento; cottage of
rooms and BATH lot 25 :6Xl026.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.
$36, ,5O0-Pays over per cent; one tenant;
lease has years to run; good investment IN the
wholesale district, Mission ST. lot '49'1 lux
1875, with 2-story brick building
$2800-Nineteenth St. near Noe; lot ZoX1l4;
| rent $685. flats of and rooms each
$500 Mason St, near Jackson; 2-story brick
residence of 12 rooms; also fiat of rooms In
rear; extra large lot; 35XlS7;6
| .s72oO-Rent $50: business property on promj5-
| nent street in Western Addition; handsome Z
story building; contains store and nat OF q
rooms and bath; this is a very desirable piece
of property and the improvements are new
sS0OO-Offer wanted; rent SIS: California st,
between Baker and Lyon; lot EXHIBITS; hand-
some fats of rooms etc, each; always rent
ed; splendid investment.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published
BORN.
DE ST. GERMAIN-In this city February 2S
1899 to the wife of E. A. de ST. Germain, a
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO.,

tsuccessors 70 Flanagan 8 Gallagherl.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERa
20 Fifth St, opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South so.
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5000 CASH.

s24Oo-Pays s27; good investment; close to
Third and Bryant sts.; houses; both rented.
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MARRIED.

BRITToN-DE VOLL-In this city. March s.
ISa9 by the Rev. D. o. Kelly, David d. Brit
ton and Mamie w. de Voll, both of San
Francisco.
CoHN-BEER-I this city, March 5. 1899. by
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NEW Property Listed for Sale During the
Month of January.
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DIED.

the Rev Hyrnan Samuelson. Samuel Conn
and Sarah Beer both of San Francisco.
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$500 CASH.
BALANCE MONTHLY, SAME AS RENT
$1S50-Fine bay-window cottage in Holly Park
Tract, close to Mission st. cars; contains .
large rooms and bath lot so feet front.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

s2000-COTTAGE, rooms and bath; lot 33:4X150;
fine artesian we'll windmill etc. easy terms.
S3l0O-EIegant new home. rooms; lot 42X138
Santa Clara ave; terms S400 cash, s25 per mo.
s2600-New Colonial cottage, rooms; lot AK
207: half block from station and high school;
terms $500 cash, SIS per month
S3500-New house of rooms lot 40X150: fine
location: San Antonio ave; Chestnut Station
terms $500 cash, S25 per month.
A fine business corner, 25xs2:6: store and fiat
above; new and modern; must be sold; owner
going East.
Houses to let in all parts of Alameda.
H 2. MOREAL & CO.. 1882 Park st.
BARGAINS.
Several 5 and rooms cottages: small pay
ment down: balance time to suit must
sell A r. DENKE SR., Webster st. station.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

WE offer good S-room house and corner lot.
handy to cars and schools. for only $500; $500
down and SIS monthly; we also sell beautiful
lots near the university for $500 and upward
only 500 down and easy installments. o. G..
MAY & CO., 2123 Center St
FOR sale-A very desirable home, on main
thoroughfare, close to East Berkeley station
easy payments. Address box 70. Berkeley.
For sale or rent Ii acres adjoining University
grounds; good house. barn. etc. DR.. s. NJ.
MOUSER, 707 Bush St, San Francisco
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PAYS 12 PER CENT

:
S9000-Handsome new building, close TO tt
Park Panhandle; splendid neighborhood;
modern flats; all rented; lot 80 feet front
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SIN RAFAEL HOUSES.

FOR Rent-Furnished house. rooms and bath;
2 blocks from West End Station; stable and
outhouses with large lot: some trees; $40 per
month for months or more. j. TUNSTEAD,
San Rafael Cal.
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s2OoO-WONDERFUL bargain; S-room house;
lot 102x126; near Telegraph ave; one Of the
greatest bargains in Oakland: I author
ized to sell Immediately forced sale. E. E.
BJINCE. 9OS Broadway. Oakland.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oO9 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL EsTA rE.

OAIALENO ANh2-hH1 rs n 4 IL
$50 CASH, S. monthly; cottage cabin; lot 50x
$50; price $3.50 all told: $50 feet fencing
large grove of trees; fine soil: grand view;
excellent climate; fogs nor cold winds
near a fine 3-story schoolhouse and electric
cars; 90-foot boulevard; streets all graded ::
some macadamized; drainage perfect; few
lots $50 upward; s. cash, s. monthly; special
terms made: Allendale Tract, East Oak
land Call or send for circular. ASS Seventh
ST.. near Broadway. Oakland. H. z. JONES.
Owner.
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$7250-A good speculation; modern flats of
and rooms and bath; lot 2SX10O; on , the
business portion of Devisadero st; building
should be raised and store built under; would
pay we'll
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s32O0-Broadway, near Leavenworth st; ren
rooms each
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RSONALS.


10O1-TIME seems very long. Are you III?
Write come. 1uUl-
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE.

1S-ROOM HOUSE-- ---------
-$250 CASH; BAL. $40 PER MONTH;
10-room house; new furniture. ...........:S so9
15-room house; good and paying......':. 20
Groom far: down town ............... 800
69-roon coTner bn9se. clears $3.50. 2OoO
2S-roCn1 honse.- clears S150 ............ $50
46 rooms. corner. clears $3.50. .............15 1900
10 rooms: near City Hall; very good 49V
10 rooms; fine sunny corner; clears SlVV. 6oV
u rooms on Market; exc, for large house. 9U0
Is rooms; best cor. in city; owner sick .Z50o
is rooms; rent $50 (transienD: halt eaSh; lV2e
FOR A HOUSE ANY SIDE OK ftICh-
nL,L.LZED 1nol Market ST.
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aged bJ
JOHNSON-In this city, March S, 1899, Harold.
dearly beloved son of Mr.. and Mrs Peter
johnson. and darling brother of Ethel and
Ruth johnson. native of San Francisco.
aged years and months.
ny Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
(Friday), at 2:30 o'clock, from the residence
of his parents, 1859 Union street.
JONES-In Coulterville, Marposa County, Cal,
James Limin Jones, aged go years Z months
and so days. iowa papers please copy-)
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=
SS0o-BRANCH bakery with living rooms;
rent SO: on McAllister St; daily receipts
$1o. WILKE * UNFUG. 900 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-09

A-DR G. w. O'DONNELL. world-renowned
female specialist. relieves monthly irregulari-
ties from whatever cause. DIR. O'DonneN has
treated successfully more cases of irregulari-
ties than any other physician; never fails TO
cure; consult him first. save time and money
treatment can be used at home; consultation
free Call or write, 1O23h Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-09

LOVER-In this city. March s, 1899. Florence
l. J. beloved wife of Walter Lover, and
mother of Victor, George and May Lover,
native of London England, aged SO years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-02
state Teachers Meet.

The fifth annual convention Of the
Vermont State Teachers association
will be held at Brattleboro November
2, 3 and A. The following is the
program: Thursday evening, music,
I:l5, address Of welcome; response by
President Stone; address, The Higher
Education and National Life, Rev.
Nathaniel Butler, president of Colby
college; 9:l5, banquet Of Schoolmas-
ter's club, Friday morning, 900,
devotiotal exercises; presidents adj
dress; The Correlation Of Moral and
Civic Culture, Prin. Walter +. Ran
ger, johnson; A Complete Explana-
ton of the Rational or Ward Method
of Reading, Supt. Edward G.. Ward,
Brooklyn, n. Y. Friday afternoon,
1870, An Explanation of the Speer
Method in Arithmetic, Miss Maud
Summers, principal Of the Kensie
school, Chicago. address, The Modern
Library in Education and the Right
to Public Support, Melville Dewey,
state librarian, Albany n. Y; adj
ditional explanations and answers to
questions by Supt. ward and Miss
Summers. Friday evening, 1880. adj
dress, The Rights OF the Period of
Education, Rev. William j. Tucker;
president of Dartmouth College.
Saturday morning, 900, devotional
exercises; English in Elementary
Schools, Supt. Horace 5. Tarbell,
Providence, II. l.; Some Possibilities
Music Can Solve, Frederick +. Chap
man, supervisor Of music, Cambridge,
Mass. The officers Of the association
are: President, Mason 5. Stone, Mont
pelier; vice-president, A. b. Crawford,
Bellows Falls; secretary, S.H. Erskine,
Rutland; treasurer, y. j. Whitehill.
Montpelier.