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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-26
II-OC.AsI. NOTES.

ice, ice. oam hluennOur.
See Browning's fine screen doors.
The piano tuner, George Sheets, Is
here.
Best line Of screen doors at Brown
ing's.
L. P. Isbell went TO Welch this
morning.
John West bread at vlnita meat
store.
P. L. Soper went south this morn
ing on the flyer.
JUST received, car of Deering twiue
at Vinita Plow Co.
Dr. Bagby returned from Kansas
City this morning.
Hand made, team harness, s25 com
plete. Lee Barrett.
A. j. Dawson returned from Ne
yada, Mo-, this morning.
. Summer lap robes, fly nets and dus-
ters, at Lee Barreits.
George NidifTer bad cow killed by
lightning few days since.
The colored people are out today
having fish fig on Pawpaw.
Those lap robes at Lee Barrett's are
beauties. Go and see them.
Choir rehearsal at st. Johns Epis-
copa mission tonight at 1870
Mrs. VIII Ward returned from a
visit to Kansas City this morning
To have beautiful, clear white
clothes, use Red Cross ball blue. me
Judge Springer went through last
night for Chicago, on the flyer.
First class shoemaker-with all
kinds of repairing done. Lee Barrett.
P. P. Smith, the insurance man, re-
turned from Claremore last evening.
Your piano will be tuned correctly
If order is left at Brooks music house.
Lee Barrett has some of the pretti-
est summer lap robes ever brought to
Vinita.
Miss Annie Klaus returned from No
wata yesterday evening, where she
has been visiting her sister, Miss
Alice, the past week.
Prickly Ash Bitters cures the kid
neys, regulates the liver, tones up the
stomach and purifies the bowels. Sold
by Chapman & Briggs.
H. B. Spaulding, the Muskogee
merchant,gave Harrell Institutes, 900
this year and promised them $4,000
next. Some fifteen years ago this
gentleman landed in Muskogee poor
man.
The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. man
ages to preserve her youthful looks.
The secret is she takes Prickly Ash
Bltters; 1t keeps the system in perfect
order For further particulars call on
Chapman & Briggs.
Mrs. DR.. Fite and children came up
from Muskogee last evening to visit
her parents, w. G. Patton and wife,
aud other relatives. They were ac-
by Miss Maxcy Bradford,
DR.. Fite's niece.
The most vigorous workers have
spells Of "tired feeling" now and
then. This feeling is caused by de-
rangement in the stomach, liver and
bowels. A few doses of Prickly Ash
Bitters quickly corrects the disorder
and sends the blood tingling through
The veins, carrying life and renewed
energy throughout the system. Sold
by Chapman s. Briggs.
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In the reign of Charles I the Brit
ish postal service carried 1900, 600
letters annually, in the reign of
George II 5000, 900, and in 1894 as
many as 2. 900, 900, 600.
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A Horoscope.

Blubbering Tommy (who has just
been whipped by his mother, to his
little sister)-I pity your future hus-
band. What mother in law he will
havel-Fliegende Blatter.
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PROGRAM PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Willie Halsell College Chapel Tonight.

Chorus.
Piano Solo, ............. Loveioy
Clarence Halsell
Reading "The Duel Engene Field
George Sanger
Piano Solo .Liehnie
Bessie Butler
The Mnuet Mary Mabes DODGE
Clarence Halsell Elsie Morrison Mamie Collins,
Jennie Fowler Pauline Kelley
flano Duet. StdHs
Misses M. Fortner and ]. Lamar
The Drum Corps.
Reading, ''rhe Raggedy Man. Riley
Pauline Kelley
Dutch Lullaby
Miss Allen and Mr.. Myrck
Reading, Playing School, .Sse1ed
Ona Morrison
Reading 'aiammys Iil a.i.I Boy, 2y.,;. Edga,ds
Miss Mayms Fortner
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NOTICE Or SPECIAL SroCKuoLDEHs
MIIrINg


NOTICE H hrrr1y g,on ihnt a special
mUgtlus NJ thH stuUhh u|iurs ~ DO liofrlman
lrHHHt.In Company has hunu duly called 20
hH bold uu tuU l4uu day Uf june. A u isia at
tIU huuf uf D. u'rIu'k u.. Ht tnv i.Httur.ilny
-Hlnta N.Utlns House lu thu lueu oi liUru.
mHr. iu thu tmuiY NJ salt lake, state OF
4 Cob cor fHH following purposes. tu-Witi
lIrI lnr tlU amendment 90 the Articles
of iunruamtlln hy adding Thereto thu follow
i0f Do p1rpsu NJ piyipg tho debts cy-
UUuHlH and liabilities. and uIl running UN-
IHHItH. uuI fIr conducting thu business ~
iH|a corporation. thu directors shall have
HIuUf tu 'uNF HHHHHaurufH uunu 900 ~ thrrnu-
NHI Stock NJ thla corporation and enforce tho
collection thereof Us o. sHlU " delinquent
afu"k re- provided nV IHw although the capital
HfuHa BINS UIun fully paid.
-rHluU IuHmUUI Article v " said Aftl-
clos uf Incorporation an Ha tu rad a. tuIiuWsf
Amount ~ capital atuHk ~ thla corporation
.IHN H# thIfttUu Thousand. srtru hundred
uuI nuN duIIHrs HlL.anuu. which shall b. dl-
N'dHl luiu tHu huuIrd and sUrDuty-nvr GOD
alarauf thu par value NJ nfty dollars QAo0
-lId Article now ro1dlnF eleven thousand
ulr hundred HHi nfiy dHIlHr 90 iitnn. d.
NIuHU IufH tun huuuuN aud thirty -uuu shares
Of ms dollars HtstWn uuth.
Aul fur such other purposes nI shah d. In
UIUUutuI tu such UIuIt.1Tl amendments
UtOitsI MILLER prts.
JOSEPH Is. N. nNNll4i. AnnV.
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OUR OWN STATE.

class IL small as compared with prcvi-
Gus years, the explanation NJ this being
that commencing with this year. ono
year was added TO the requirements Tor
graduation, and this being TN year Of
the change. but few graduated, next
year there viii be- "a much larger class
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
The Young Ladies' Mutual improve
ment associations of the city are pl1u-
uinE Go celebrate tho Fourth OF july iu
nu appropriate manner a number Of
ladies met thia morning ana outlined u
program. selected committees and made
other preliminary arrangements. 10 ia
proposed 90 hold two mreuuga ON the
tabernacle square. Of which cnoicC pro-
grams VIII be rendered.
DISTRICT COURT
In the district SQUIRT today Judge
Hart rendered "a Judgment Tor tHit "a iu
the case VI German Bang W. jas. T..
Law.
In the suit Of A. A. Cooper Jr va
Cunute Petersen. Judgment WIS rcn-
dered Tor plnlntin IN the sum Of $3.50 %.
Secretary on State Hammond appeared
Tor the pininum I'M both clses.
judge NOrroll came up yesterday ON %
visit To- Judge Hart
q nve-your-nld daughter 0f Mr. David
Aillcrk ION from step yesterday aud
fractured her shoulder
Tho Terrible swCdo" "a the great ut-
traction ut the Logan Park today. Ha
goes against live of the local whCelmUu
iu i've mile race.
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THE LlrrLE nlAoK FILIPINO.

This little black man who IL causing
as tho same kind u trouble that tho
boy experiences with a hornets nest
cannot Doe understood in % day. when
captured be- acts us 10 his lot had fallen
among old friends. lie gtlus and points
beyond our sklrmlHhrIa. ucrmiuE Co
think that the aspect uf bio fleeing
Cuuutrymgn Is "a huge Joke, The ugNt
minute but give him the chance bee Is
likely 10 send bullet Into uu Ameu-
cams back, For such an unguHo Major
General Anderson once had "a Filipino
strung up To "a tree on the spot. this
being the only American military exec
uuuuu thus Gar recorded iu the Philip
pines.
a giant private of the MontannH
chose O. different method. When De was
fired un. ut distance NJ about ten
yards and missed. be- caught the enemy,
took hts gun away from him. and then
laid him across his kuceH. After hv had
vigorously applied a piece uf bamboo,
hc seized the enemy by the seat Uf the
trousers and threw him toward the
rear,
There" he said. Don't you let mo
catch you playing with firearms again "
The little black mans confidence In
tho European rife has whnui, In tho
beginning he thought that he had only
90 discharge his MuuHnr 90 white man
and the white was dead. This led 90 the
firing from the houses and the reckless
chances which the Filiplnos took nt
first whom their LOSSES were 30 great
Now they generally are good" after
they urr captured and they do not ire
from houses, Most 90 whatever their
leaders know of military practice they
have learned from tho SpAuinrd1. They
arc uH fHuilc In Imitation nH the che
uesc. Their buglors now do our calls
o. o.. ID. D. |### %
thHy found out that they have been ilr-
ing too high. and now they uru trying
90 fire low They succeed until the
yuiloys from our skiuuish line begin 20
pOur in Then they CrinEu too much
in their trenches 90 aim ON level.
Their trenches (Df tho Spanish typl
arc built under cover at strategic
points. which admit NJ easy defense
and retreat. with tho smallest possible
exposure. once the Americans advance,
ON level above the lime OF. one Insure
gent trench were sixteen Hhrl7urcs by
bullets IN n space two fent ny one,
such music n7 wnH played th'rr q
dlHc0uc0rtiuE. The little black man viii
not remain tu hear 70 after uur mon are
within two hundred yards. AZ running
ho a. easily the Americana superior
Ills bare feet never got sore, tie has
no clothing tn impede his progress, exc
cent cotton shirt and trousers We
knows the bypnths and the forls of the
stronms. But ho feels that iH b. very
unfair M ma 10 make him retreat We
urp not pruCtclng warfare uH no un'
dorftands 10 NJ nll what q the use
of rifles that win shoot $500 ynriH N
you are going 90 try 20 catch the enemy
with your hAndaf
Arunald0's officers are highly IN,
censcd about ou- artillery, 10 is said. II
they have mo- runs wr ought 10 use
y.r... ana 90 flnRs nnya fhr.n or fluf
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OUR NEIGRBORS.
WESTON, IDAHO.
Notes OF Cache VALLEY wheat aud Wool
business Want rrest. SNOW.

Special Correspondence.
Weston. Idaho. June i9.--It IL very
dry and windy throughout Cache VAL
Icy now and because u the cold and
frosty nights some crops are suffering
and an are generally very backward.
a committee ON program has been APP
pointed o. make the necessary arrange
mcnts FOR a Fourth OF July celebration
Tor Weston and the nurroundiug setl..
monta. The people viii feel Ike Celo-
bratlug with a spirit and % vim never
oxcolicd before. Everything o. nt peace.
Mra. Sarah liox received word ON Sum
day from brigham city that her father
was very sick and was not expected 10
live. and for her 90 30 down nt once.
She started early Monday morning.
Wheat ls stlll being shipped from this
fruitful valley hy the thousonds 90
bushels. There arc farmers scattered
through this blessed vale who have
from 1000 Co 5000 bushels 0f wheat 60
dispose uf Why do mot SOME of our
young men in the larger towns got out
and DO nomothiusi
Since President Snow made hts meme
CRADLE trip through the southern Stakes.
thU people in those parts are getting
anxious 90 have him come through
these settlements. BOO they may show
| their appreciation Of h'H iuu0rs. Ala
though wu live iu o. colder climate than
our brethren and sisters OF tho sunny
south, our hearts are just uH warm ua
any toward the work OF the Lord ana
toward Ills servants, especially our
venerable Patriarch.
our sheep men are watching The
THIH#.H NuUHHtN FN..HHNN hHs
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MOAB.
summer neat-TaK Adjustments Mission
AIRY Entertainment.

Special Correspondence.
Moab. Grand County. June IA
Few days ago We were having early
spring weather. but OF late we are
having summer. indeed, ON the nth
ana l2th tho mercury registered lOl.
today "a cool breeze s moving and the
most Of our citizens have "a pleasant
look
The board OF equalization mot on
tho Nih and OH. tho result OF which
was "a number ~ changes In tho 1899
assessment roll, tho greater part OF
these changes were contend 90 cattle
and sheep. Very Tow complaints were
offered by the taxpayers of Grand
county, but that little notice 20 these
whom the board considered it ncctH-
Hury TO change the assessed valuation
of their property may create more
interest. on the 2lrd, the day set for
hearing objections.
The click OF the mower IN the luccrn
fields of our little valley can be- heard
on an Sides.
a farewell entertainment was recent
~ given In honor uf Frank Hammond.
who leaves ON q mission tn the South
vfn States. accompanying him arc "a
number on others from this the San
Juan stake, who also 30 60 the south
ern country as messengers OF the
Gospel
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WEST MORNING GLORY MINING COM.
uuuy. Nu.HU unI principal place ~ huslnrss.
~aItlHkO city Utah Nutltu Is hereby given
ii1 IA la nv, ,' ,....',,,..,,, ~ M N
of Z cont per share. WHs IrNIHu uu uN tho
sHlrs uf tHu capital stnFk uf tho curpnra-
tIIu payable nu ur before thu 9Th day uf
June ls.I On thn SECRETARY 100 bis Office 40.
% Mccormick b.uHa, Salt Lake city Utah.
Any stnHg uuuu which tlu assessment may
rHuIllu unpaid uu tur 9Th day uf June, i-A,
vIIl uu delinquent and advertised Tor sale Ht
public auction. and unless payment Is made
before, 800 many ~ The .hary5 represented by
each certificate ut the stock su delinquent a.
may hU necessary VIII be- sold uu thO aith day
of July, l-n, at " o'clock uuuu, 40 pay tho
delinquent urHr-sWrut together with the cost
Uf uugyrtlsluE and TNpHusp 40 sale.
TliONAS a. TAYLOR, Scty.
lly order NJ tho Hoard ~ Directors
sat Lake city Utah. May 23th, 1879.
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HUNTSVILLE.
Primary Conforuhc" Funeral 81 sorcn
Peterson Crops at = standstii.

hfNNHNN ANNliH ~ y HNANfAhNAtAf
Special Correspondence.
Huntsville. Weber CO.. juno i3.-Last
sunday the good people Of Huntsville
enjoyed themselves 90 attending tho
Primary conference which was held
here, and In which tho associations ~
Huntsville, Eden hnd Liberty took
part. The gathering was presided over
by the president ~ tho Huntsville nHHu-
citation. Sister Carrie ttonHtrom. The
songs. rccltntlona. otc.. rendered by the
children. were very interesting and we'll
executed. while the Instructions given
by Sisters West and Cunnold Of ogden
were listened 20 by the large cpncpurHe
% people with wtapt attention.
FUNERAL or soREN PETERSON.
Tho funeral services over the remains
~ SUrtu Peterson, Ir, who died the
22nd day ~ May. 1888. ut Spokane
Washington. were held yesterday, the
l2th uf Juno.
The remains were brought here by his
wife and brother Adam j.. who lon Tor
Spokane last Wednesday.
The relatives and friends n Sorcn
were very much concerned about him,
uH they were not notified VI nile
death. nor would they have known
yet had not Postmaster Mcirhcn OF
ogden. instiEatcd % search for him.
~ NN NNN'M MNNN NN'NN NNNNNNNN'.N ..NNN" NN
mystery az they were iu correspond
ynCc With him md with "a Mrr Kennedy
who waited on him nt the Sacred Heart
hospital.
Undoubtedly the relatives arc In pos
session Of Information which they du
not deem Il wise 90 nike public at this
time. but that some one az the hospital
Or To- blame Is "a conceded fnct
The speakers at the services were hla
brother Adam. Hon. John Watson NJ
the H. &. ~. I. OF ogden. Geo. H. Hall
and Bishop David Mckay.
Al were loud In their praise OF the
docrnsed's honest. opou-hourtcd, broad
minded character. aud felt his loss
keonly The sympathy of the entire
people who knew soron, a. with his wife
and family.
owing u the Unusual cold weather
the prospects for good crops this season
ARE poor M everything o. nt % staudHtill
iiut like tho whole human family. the
! farmers are living In hopes-h0pcs of
| raising good crop.
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IDAHO CROP BULLETIN.


Roiac. Idaho. June %. iSg9.-Thorc
has not been material change IA tho
temperature conditions. though there
were three days during the past week
with temperature above the normal.
The average daily deficiency uf temper
ature was 4 degrees. a general frost
occurred on tho ON, which ruH % de-
HtruCtlyo character ln the central ANA
eastern counties, and injured tender
plants ana garden vegetables in the
western counties. Other fr1rfH occurred
on the ith and 9TH 0f the previous week
and sth uf the past week. ln localities.
There was q marked doauiouyy OF pre-
ciu,iati0n in ull nrctious
CRops.
Considering the condition III yegctn-
ti0n. tho past week brought moro disc
cuur1Eemunt 90 farmers iu eastern
counties than any preceding wHvy. owe
frost which occurred on the lth and
9Th. especially the frost Uf the 9Th,
which was generally destructive tu
plants, fruit bloom. setting fruit ana
luCeru. Corn. wheat, oats and mlllUt
were also Injured iu some localities. lu
the western counties the Injury from
fruat appears To- have beou confined tl
plants. vegetable. melons and hgrrlgH
fruits on trees escaped Injury, except
in Isolated places.
Warm. growing weather ON the 9TH
10Th and nth assisted Ia repairing the
Injury from frost and caused rapid
growth of fruit and grass crops
Strawberries nn lu the market and
cherries are showing color Fall and
nprlng-Hown wheat lucern. timothy and
clover are growing rapidly Stock IL iu
excellent condition uH the result, of nu
abundance Of grass on tho range.
5. NJ BLANpFOHD.
Section Director.
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A MEETING OF iro stlHghoidors OF che nti-
,fr, lr.' .f1pH company Hll' ," hvld nt 30.
ltHH. uu saturday juno d.. iFH ut Do d. Co.,,
fuf thH pufpIHU uf U.Ugtlug re- prrlitnt Nlcu-
IrUaIuHUt ~UHfUfHHN. Treasurer aud uInu NN
Directors fu serve during fhp ensuing twn %
Nura. ~. 10 uutuALf Secretary,
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LAKE SHORE.
Cutting .Lucsrn small drain Crop rrom-
isinE,

I7IWEs
Special Correspondence.
Lake Shore, Utah Co., June ti-Lu-
Germ 10 being cut. forced ON by the
scarcity Of hay, but next week Il VIII
Doc Ia bloom and then the hay cutting
viii Doe on.
Small grain n nH promising 1s ever w8s
known iu this npighburhuud. The iu-
Germ o. not so heavy us usual. ON uc-
count of tho cold Weather
There was light frost hero last
night.
Tho Skinner" Here ~ running fun
time. A revenue of about $3.50 IL rpHl-
lied each month by tho people hero.
After separation the Cuum % sent 60
tho creamery at Spanish Fork. and o.
worked up into huttor and cheese.
Tho DesorCt News list OF subscribers
hero a. increasing.
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Washington Rock company. salt Lake city
ltuh.

MuHNluftnu lfn'h .NhIIAuNH 7AlN AsAsN AltI
Utah.
NOTICE a. hereby given that No % meeting
off tho Directors ul fhH above nam II Cnrpur-
alton hold uu thn on dag Of June, i-H an
HHHrHHWUut uf InU UNf ahNrr Wna LOWED uu tho
capital stock ~ thU corporation. PAYABLE ~
liturV o. NrlUuu. TREASURER. nc the NtAtn
ltHk 10 Utah NoH T. o and Main street, salt
lake tIfN. Utah. un ur before Monday, tho
lHtHd AN ~ Iuly. lslH. Any .tufk uu1u which
thIs assessment may remain unpaid on tho
10Th uIy uf lHlf WlII hH Delinquent Hnd nd-
FUrtIsUU for suIvHt public auction aud unless
rHNmruf .s mIUu Nufurr Win hv snll uu We'd
uUHiItE. tHr $500 dos uf July, lrl ht D. m.,
90 UtN tHr delinquent aasirsWrut together
With iHv cost % IlNu-tlslug aud expense ~
slIn llINl,N a. McEWAN, s,ry.
State Rank NJ itHh. D. 3 and Main
street sIIt Lake Dlty, Utah,
IIrst publication Juno t isfn
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UIsh1nd Copper NlnIuE Co, principal place
90 uusiutss. salt Lake Clty, Utah.

NOTICE o. hereby given that 40 g meeting
% tlU liIlHt ~ uluHturs ~ thn llirhlnnd
CuuuUr Mining company. bold ut salt Lake
DtI Utah. nn thU -lth day of May ts1n hn
assessment uf uuuahulf rUuf per shnru was
levied uuuu ull thH uut atuuIlua certificates ~
capital Hinrl ~ thr corporation. payable Inn
mudutDiN tH che SECRETARY ~ the Company
Ht hls uniHH. Rooms 800 uud $40 Mccormick
IIuTl. ~uIt ilhU titY, utah.
AuN stock uuuu Hhlfh thIa nssrgsinrnt mnY
rHmnIu unpaid uu tlu ~ day ~ July, IN.
WlIl hu drIiuuuunt and advertised for saln %
public auction, md unless unymput j. made
uAuY. uu thU laih day ~ July, 100 40 u'Clurk
b. ua. tu u1y che delinquent Hts1ssmunt To-
rrihrf With tho cost uf advertising and OK
W. WELLS secretary.
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lu fhr District Court Probate Division. IN
auu fur SOLE Lake County. State uf Utah.
Doc tlH matter uf Che Estate and Guardians
sHuuf Alvin o.. sophia aud UUurfn
IuFIur minors.
Tho petition OF John Taylor. tho Guardian
Nf tNr H.U GUS and tHu estates NJ thu above
named minors, fur confirmation NJ sale NJ tho
following uUsHTIIHHI fHHI estate tu-WltI
Au undivided tlfuo.tWrntlcth1 VI thu follow
IuE described fHHI estate tuawit. tummrue.
IuF il.H Hal- west of Che northeast Nurucr "a
IHtN nlu"N q. u'It "lL" salt lnku Hlty SUR
Urf. aud uuH|ur thence wat Na rudst south
Do ruIIa. east % Hala| south 90 ruds go hHflu-
uiuE. fur tho sum ~ f.fton and uuun Che tnl-
'H" lur terms. tuHlt cash. u.s. appears from
tHU uturu nf uIr. NIDl lu tHIs Dlurt. hn. hvun
SCI Coz hearing ur Wednesday. the Fist day ~
june. 4. ID 800 700 NIu u'Hlurk 70 on. ut the
County court House. lu thU count Room ~
uIl Court, Iu salt Lake City salt Lake
tIurty Utah
WiturH tho CLERK NJ slid Court.
with fNr sHil thereof Hnl tnd.
lsEtf1 tHIs iIfn day ~ juno. 4. 10. tag.
DAVID o.. DUNBAR CLERK,
uy D. %. ltIIuAtfa uHnuty DIrfk.
JAMES co. MuNLE Atty.
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Aurora WI1Ing and milling Company socrr-
thfy n office. salt Lake city, june on, lisa
NOTICE Thrro nrp delinquent on tho fol-
lowing described stock uu Account " hssrss-
muut so a levied nu tho 9Th day NJ April.
tsll tht several amounts sci opposite tho
unmr, ui the respective shareholders as fol-
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LOGAN.
commencement EHorcises Of n, Y, College
Graduates District Court.

-traduhtrs~ district Court
Special Correspondence.
Logan, June 1.-THE commencement
exercises of the brigham Young College
VIII DO held IN tho spacious chapel ~
tho now building tomorrow at y. M,
There viii doubtless be "a jnm. The
program viii be- as follows,
Prayer.
lNHl, ssssssss ssssss ssssss'oNcHt 'hpli'
'"'NlNtnlN stssss zee .tstssssss noe
.,..,.,AllHs Drusllla Louise Ingram
Presentation of.Ccrtlhcatoa. Confer-
ring Of pcgrecH.
Music
Address ..... 80. ..Dr, Karl @, MacHer
Music,
NAMES OF GRADUATES,
Tho following were graduated from
the three years academic course'
DruHilla Louise Ingram,
Kate Naomi Lufkin.
calvin Willard RluhnrdR Ir.
MOroni tlener.
Mosiah Hail iB graduated with Bao-
calaurente Degree In General Science,
IL will be noticed that the graduating
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The pleasant method and beneficial
effects OF the well known remedy,
Syuur or Fi0H, manufactured by the
CALtFouNIA Fro SYHur Co, illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known TO be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing 10 the
taste and acceptable 10 the system. u
Is the one perfect strengthening laNu-
tive, cleansing the svstcm cifcctuully
dispclliug colds. headache and fcvuu
gently yet promptly and enabling one
10 overcome habitual constipation por-
mancntly its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud sub.
stance. aud rs acting ON the kidneys,
liver aud bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make Il the Ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing Cos
arc used, NJ they are pleasant 90 the
taste, but the medicinal qualities ~ the
remedy are obtained from Soma mud
other aromatic planig, by % method
known to the CALrOnSiA Flo SyHur
Co. only. In order IA yet its beneficial
effects and 60 avoid limitations, plcaso
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front ~ every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FHAHCfBcO, CAL
LoUtavfLLE. ky. NEw YORK N r.
ror sale by all Druggiis.-Pficc Sos. VET bottle
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