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The readers. of tins paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment HANS Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
" upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work The prOprietOrs have so
much faith in its curative powers that
case that it fails to cure Send for list
Of testimonials Address,
r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ception was given them at the home OF
the DTlQe S parents IN Provo w Wednesday
evening Inursday afternoon the young
California. MIR. aud lIrs. Cragen- viii
make their home at Woods Cross after
A very creaitable entertainment was
given at the home OF Or. w r Pike on
Monday evening under the auspices Of the
Ladies, guild Of the Episcopal church.
The principal part OF the evening was de-
of great credit. Tor which they received
unstinted applause.
Frank Davis and Joseph Therriott Of
Eureka were IN Provo Sunday visiting
friends
Bishop, Andrew Knud4en left Provo on
, Wednesday morning Tor a few weeks
stay on the Pacific coast in quest Of
Bessie Peek, former teacher of the
salt Lake. was in Provo visiting friends
Dentist G. I, Bottomiey left Provo on
and relatives. Il is runOred that the doc
tor win be accompanied home by young
d 6ap 36 M9Gra 4T6 6na Eugene Berry have
VIII be sOne for two years.
People who have left Provo for eastern
points during the week are; Mrs. Well
men, Miss Isley, Miss Pond Miss Lulu
Williams. Mrs Searle and daughter,
Mrs. W. s. Rawlings, Professors T. II.
EOgl and n. II. NOyeS. Mrs. kellogg, Mrs.
klngSDury, Mr.. Isaac Riddle and wife,
Miss Hannah McCOaTd. Mrs Wilkins and
MISS Winnie Wilkins and Miss Elizabeth
Kendall
g . o
very pretty social event was held at
the home of MrS.-JameS George THURSDAY
evening. Mrs. George assisted by Mrs
John FOOte, entertained friends at an
afternoon tea. Whe pariOrs We're beauti-
8 tuly decorated with roses and ferns. The
time was spent in social chu-cbat, inter-
spersed with musical selections by Pro-
( The guests present We're: ATesdames J..
l u. HOIbTOOlz A .. SmOot. Thomas John,
Joseph Yates, Phil Sheckard, s. A. King,
! j. Swenson, Joseph Horne b. J. Cuff,
! IT., Henry Sparks, VIII Ward, B. Bach
man, David John, Clark, Alexander. Nc
B1de, Dusenberry, Beck, Sutton and
; Mrs w. NJ. Wantland of Salt Lake has
Deen visiting IN Provo part of the week,
I the guest OF Mrs. c.. ". Barnes.
( Mr.. George Silver of Salt Lake visited
MS brother short time Wednesday. on
. his way to the Pan-American exposition
at Buffalo
@ g 8
German Ellsworth of Pavsou was visit
ing Provo friends THURSDAY
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PARK zCIrY.

Park CITY, Tune 15.-Tuesday. evening
6uTer l-saf lgrsa No 3. Daughters OF
FOR the ensuing term. ETrs. #. NJ STRING
er. n. g.. Mrs. Tom Jones. v c.. Mrs.
j Fox. recording secretary; Mrs. =. T.
Addis5n financial secretary Mrs. ". J.
Rosevear. treasurer; Mrs I. @. johnson,
q o g
Mrs. john Kemp OF victor, Colo, is Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs; Joseph Kemp.
d to oF iam Re R922hsr T y9 qtJPs aseB9 o
Lunn- Wertheinor ediing.
q. After s,. pleasant .Il visit Of several day
Jessie Morgan returned home yesterday.
Dr. and NJ, 49, ,-orpte have most
poned their ,isit to their son, Eddie,
N. Roger Kanters. retucned yesterday
from his extended visit iu Salt Lake.
Tuesday Mrs Ben Williams returned
with her'daughtsr, Mrs. l. FIu,fman
Miss Lillian Balm left Tuesday for a
Martensvine. IND. She was accom- 7nied
as FAR as salt Lake by Mr.. and Mrs C.
I, e. Biocner with whom she had been
o . o
M NJ and Mrs. +. Phillips came up from
tr-tlA Lake NE--tlrl1 Nllf-Le Llltl Ilel DeeE
visiting for few days
Monday evening a. sixty-thrse party was
given I'm honor OF Miss lillian Balm by
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Bioc'ler. The home
was tastefulIy decorated with choice
flowers. Elegant -etI eshmeuts were
ant one. The prize winners were Mrs W.
C. Lamb. Mrs Walter Scott. c. D. Blood
A1essrs. and Mesda1nes Lamb. Armstrong.
Scott. A. W. illiams, the Misses FCrr0n
Brundages McGhie. sutton, Kestel, Pear
son. Goliath. Hampton. Fleming, Don
oher' kanters and y :. s'es e.
ten days visit 10 the metropolis Tues
day morning
Salt Lake were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Law
renee. who had been spending several
days with relatives
Miss Jean Pearson Is visiting with her
sister, Ms. Mamie Chartrand, at Evans
''"' o o g
Miss May Brown left Tuesday for. an
extended visit wits relatives IN Victor,
o o o
Mrs. JuIfds FrankeI went to Ogden
Tuesday to be present at the kuhn
Wertheimer wedding. Mrs. Fr-nkel is a
cousin Of tho bFiae,
Monday last a picnic was given in the
~itv park Oy Mrs. Waiter Scott. Mrs
Fred Scott and Mrs. J. W. Cross in honor
Of lhe eighth grade graduates A oe-
lightful time was enjoyed by ali who at
tended.
Mrs. W. C. Wallace and family are Wis
sting with relatives in salt Lake.
g g. q
Mrs. Clarence cutting Of salt Lake is
TIE guest OF Mrs. Henry w. Thomas.
Mrs william O'Connell. a former Iesi-
dent of Park City, but now Of kemmere-,
Wye. is making a visit with some Of her
friends
Anss Wayne Hurley was a passenger
20 the metropolis Thursday nttern0on-
q g @
miss Cora sutton and Mrs Ninnie kes-
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Gone to New York-

Springville, June 14-The daughters
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Boyer have gone
70 New York to visit sister, Miss Mel
he Boyer, who has been studying there
for fourteen months. Mrs Lulu 3. Al
eNander VIII return to Chicago and re-
main there With her husband until he
completes his medical course. Sadie
Boyer Will remain in New York tim
August, when she win return in time
( to take the August teachers examina-
ton, as she viii teach next year. While
IN New York she viii take a four
weeks course at Columbia college, in
stead Of taking it here.
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Presbvterian.

Westminster Presbyterian Church-13O
South Fourth West street, between First
Bailey, LII. B.. pastor g:45 a. M. sun
daV school. il a. m, morning worship.
Summer Communion Service At this
service the communion of the cord sup
per and the sacrament of baptism VIII
pc administered. p m, preaching by
the pastor. Heroes Of q Dark Age 12:3l
p. m, EndeavOr Presbyterian Sunday
school It 632 West First North street:
> D.. m, Junior G. E; 6:45 p. m, Y p. S
Z. e.; Wednesday evening at O CLOCK
prayer meeting. All cordially invited to
these services and meetings.
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Christian Science.

Church Of Christ, Scientist, holds ser
vices in its church edihce at 336 East
! Third South street as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m, church services at II
a. m; subject, God. the Preserver Of
Man Each Wednesday evening meet
ing is held to listen TO the testimonies
OF the healing of sickness and sin. Free
/ reading room open daily from 10 a. IN to
5 D.. m, also in the evening from 7:30 10
o clock on the ground floor of the
Aianitou- All are invited to these meet
! iuPE
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Unitarian.

Service al Salt Lake theatre at II Il. m
Rev. Philip 5. TEACHER, pastor. Subject
Of sermon, THE Gospel of June" Music
Anthem. Come, Holy Spirit, Heavenly
Dove Schneider; bass solo. 90 Love
Divine, by Nevin, Mr.. William c. era W
lord; quartette, Nearer, My God to
Thee, Liebe Schilling. All are cordially
invited.
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Are You Troubled

With pimples or is your complexion
cloudy? IF 50 one dose of Lanes Tea
win make q change. 1t purifies the
blood, cures a foul breath. makes your
complexion clear and drives pimples
and black heads from the face. soc
and 25c packages. For sale by Godbe-
Pitts Drug company
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A Gun of Lanes Tea at Night

Moves the bowels next day, and it's
continued use VIII cure habitual con-
stipatiOn, sick headache and indiges-
ton 1t VIII do you more good, and
cost YOU less money than any other
medicine on earth. Your druggist Will
refund you the purchase price if you
are not satisfied. Price. 25c and SOC a
package. For sale by GOdbe-Pitts Drug
company.
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Reorcanfzed Chnrch-

Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints. Services in mission
chapel, 22S East Second South street. as
follows: Preaching at II a. M; Sabbath
school at j m: preaching at $50 ID. N
by Elder W. s. Pender, his theme being
Some Historical Statements in the Book
Of Mormon Weighed Upon the Scales of
Modern Archaeology. The public is cor
daily invited to all these services.
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! Central Christian Church.-Corner Of
/ Third East and Fourth South streets.
1 Rev. ". H Bagby, pastor. Sermons at
II a. m. and D. M; morning subject
The. Greater Worksi% evening, THE
! creed of the Old-time Religion. the first
/ Of a series of sermons on the "Old-tine
! Religion" All are welcome
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Tiff NJ. E. Church.-Coruer Ninth F1ast
and First South. Samuel Blair pastor.
Preaching at II a. m. ny the pastor; sun
day school at $40 a. m; EpwOrth league
devotional service at Z D. m; Children 5
day exercises at 8 p. IN. The public is
invited. Seats free.
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Y. NJ g. a.

Y NJ. c. A, corner Main and First
South streets The Rev r. Wake VIII
at 4 O'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A parlors.
All men are welcome.
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East Side Baptist Church.-Corner or
Third South and Seventh East. Rev.
f. Barnett. pastor. Morning service at
Il a. m; Sunday school at 1915 p. m ;
Young Peoples meeting at p. m; reg
ular evening service at 8 O'Clock. Cen
eral prayer meeting of the church on
Wednesday evening at O'Clock. subject.
Christ the Prophet This viii be fol-
lowed in succession Wednesday evenings
with Christ the Priest and Christ the
King" All are invited to come and bring
their Bibles
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Ogden

Via Rio Grande Western on Sunday,
June Is. Special train leaves at 10 a.
m. Return train leaves Ogden Z D..
m 81 round trip. Baseball. Salt Lake
VS.. Ogden. Bicycle free, etc.
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Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luth-
eran Church.-336 South Fourth East
street. Rev Herbert Martens pastor.
Second Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
school 10 a. m; 6ivine service at II
q. m. In the evening the pastor will
preach and hold communion IN Ogden.
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Belts.

A necessary combination with the
negligee shirts We show variety of
leather and buckles.
BROWN, TERRY s. WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main street
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For Sound SIumber

our night robes and Dajamas produce
the desired effect
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main street.
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Baptist.

First Baptist Church.-Second South
and Second West streets. Preaching at
II a. m and p m; Sunday school at
l2:l5 p. m; b. Y. p. u. at p. m; W en-
nesday evening service at s O'cIOcA. A
cordial invitation is extended to ali to
meet with US today and welcome our
pastor. Mrs. Van Ness will sing a solo
this morning.
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Norwegian Lutheran, Our Savior's
Cnurch.-FOu~th East between Fourth
and Fifth South streets. Sunday school
at 2 40 a. m, English services at u a. m
A cordial welcome to all Nc evening
service.
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German Lutheran, Swedish Lutheran
ChUrCh.-COrner Second South and
Fourth East. Sunday school at O. m. :
services at 8 2. m cordial welcome to
al. Rev. J. Graebner, pastor, residence
$50 South Fourth East
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Ralston Foods will be served free at
MarshalTs grocery this week.
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Orr Fame

gained by uneXcelled work on shirts,
collars, cuffs and shirt waists.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
100 Main street.
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A Bread That Has a Reputation II
ROYAL EURAl ROYAL
BREAD 49, BREAD.
PoPULAR SUNDAY EXCURSION

RaIston Foods viii be served free at
MarshalTs grocery this week.
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St Peters Chapel.-Fifth NorSh and
Fifth West. Rev. w. Daunt Scott. vicar.
Second Sunday after Trinity, june Is:
3 p. m, Sunday school; 4:30 p. m. even
ing prayer and sermon.
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HARRIS.

3o4-5-6-7-s, Progress Building.
Maker Of ladies' garments; stylish
summer gowns, riding habits. fancy
waists, white serge suits a specially.
Phone 1I59K
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Rio Grarde ChapeI-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at 1886 p. III.
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Swedish Lutheran lions Church-Cor-
--er Second. South and Fourth East
streets. Services today at 1880 a. m. and
7.45 p m. 2: 4. AsIev, pastor.
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Burlington Chapel-COruer Indiana ave-
nue. and Navajo street. Sunday school at
3:l5 p. m; Friday evening service at s
O clock
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St Johns ChapeL-Perkins' addition.
Second sunday after Trinity, June Is: 8
p. m, Sunday school
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SpirituaIist.

The First Church Of the independent
Freethought Bible Spirftualist society
VIII hold their morning service at 267
South West Temple at II a. m. Mrs
Fontyn. pastor. Evening service at s D.
m. at 7SS West First South, Mrs. Miner,
pastor Seats free.
Lecture at 136 East First South street.
Subject: ''Spiritualismt Poem, THE
Gate Ajar." Mrs. S. Burgralf iuspfra-
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St. PauFs Church.-AIain and Fourth
south Rev MillidEe Walker, rector
Second Sunday after Trinity, June rs: a.
m, holy communion; 9:45 a m, sun
day school; II a. m. morning prayer and
sermon; s D. m. evening prayer and SER
mon.
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St. Marks Cathedral.-Rt. Rev. Abiel
Leonard, 5. T. d, Bishop; Very Rev.
James b. Eddie, 3. D., dean. Second
Sunday after Trinity, June 10: 7:39 o. m,
holy communion: a:45 q. m. Sunday
schools IL a. m, litany, ante-commI 1i N
and Sermon D. m, evening prayer The
nioeS Relie5o51s Rrs5s s15 fScie,, vii
be delivered, the subject being "Astrol-
Ogy." The pubic is cordially invited to
attend the services Seats free.
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CongregationaI.

Mill Creek Mission.-Scott's school
house. Second Sunday after Trinity, June
Is: 4;30 D. M, evening prayer and sermon
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Phillips Congregational Church.-Fiith
South and seventh East Streets. Rev. P.
A Simpkin. pastor Services this day at
IL a. m. 1.-THE Church of Cod at S p. m,
The Greatest of Legacies." Miss VIM
fired Bragg Will sing The Palms at the
evening service. Sunday school at 12.15
p. m; Christian EndeavOr at 6;45 p. m.
a cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend these services.
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A Hot Wave

A Hot Wave
coming. This means summer. under
wear We have it.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main street.
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Mothers who would keep their chill
dren in good health should watch for
the first symptoms Of worms and re-
move them with WHITES CREAM
VERMIFUGE. Price, 25 cents. Van
Dykes drug store, corner Main ana
Third south.
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Dress remnants this week at half the
original remnant price, at COINS
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First Congregational Church.-Corner OF
First South and Fourth East. Rev Clar-
enCe T. BrOWn, pastor. Public worship at
IL a. m, baCcHlaureaLe sermon by the
pastor to graduating class of Gordon
academy; subject, The PrOphethOOd of
knowledge Music: The Jubilate, by
Hamer; trio ThOu Shalt Love the
Lord, by Costa; Sunday school at 1880
p. m; Junior EndeavOr at 4.30 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Episcopal

CAH notices for this column must be
handed in before s p. m. Saturday.
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Discharges We're granted last month
to Sergeants Burkhart and Jenkins and
Private William Lake of c company.
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QUartermaster Sergeant Chamber
lain has been notified of the shipment
of National Guard equipment. Includ-
ed in the shipment are tents, stakes.
OvercOats and uniforms
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Captain Sharkey Of company H was
absent Monday night, so Lieutenant
Coyerdale put the company through a
hard drill
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George Paine Of company c has been
granted a three months furlough.
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Mrs, Julia Brown of Provo and he
sister, Mrs. RhOdia Carroll Of ogden
are visiting friends and relatives il
Payson.
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Provo, June 15.-Miss Estelle Knight
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
KiTlwood, in Lehi for a number OF
days.
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Miss Claudia Morris Of Salt Lake was
a Provo visitor the fore part of the
week, the guest of Mrs. G. w. Barnes.
- o o
The committee on "Old folks enter
tainment" is busily engaged preparing
for an excursion to Lehi to take place
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Hereafter company will drill on
Monday nights instead Of Tuesday The
drill night was changed because more
OF the members could attend that
night.
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Park CITY. June 15-Tuesday evening
silver I4saf lodge No. 9. Daughters or
RcDellah. elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Mrs. #. NJ. String
err y. c. Mrs. Tom Jones, V. c.; Mrs
Addison financial secretary. Mrs. ". j.
ROsevear. treasurer; Mrs. I. q. johnson.
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Mrs. william O'Couuell. a former resi-
aer1f of Park City. but now of kemmerer r.
Wyo.. is making a visit with some Of her
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Bishop Andrew Knuden left Provo on
Wednesday morning Tor a few weeks
stay on the Pacific coast in quest Of
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As the signal corps viii not be able
to entertain its many friends in its
club rooms hereafter, the members
have decided to give a lawn party at
the home of Captain J. A. GTeenewald.
II VIII occur in the near future.
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Miss Mayue Hurley was a. passenger
10 Tire metropolis Thursday afternoon
o @ @
Miss Cora sutton and Mrs Minnie kes-
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PERSONAL.
tricity.

Walter Page. the Editor of The Worlds Work. "
has organized party to walk through the most
romantic parts of the mountains of North Carolina
this summer. The expedition is to be in charge Of
his brothers. Henry and Junius Page, of Aberdeen.
N c. The party consists of Walter Pages two
sons. Ralph. at Harvard University and five
other Harvard students, an'7 Arthur a younger
son. who is going TO a tech ical school in Law.
negro Uncle Isaac anu an Tssye in tbe Page
lily, will drive pair of strong mules to a wagon.
chef will accompany them. The party. fifteen In
number. will go by rail the foot
thirty days. taking in Asheville, Hot Springs
Rutherfordton. Chimney Rock Blowing Rock. Lin
beauty.
President James j. Hill OF the Great Northern
Railroad Company model farm Pleas
ant Lake Mimi, about eight miles from ST. Paul.
He exhibits keen interest in the development of
agreuiture and sock raising on his farm. and has
frequently given lectures at the agricultural expert
m menf p.,I farm in Minnesota lying midway between
tains buffalo and deer park.
Edward Kimball, who died in Chicago the other
day became well known years ago through his sue
cess In raising church debts. When ne lived in Bos-
ton more than fifty years ago. he taught a class
in the Mount Vernon Church Sunday school and
had ID. /. Moody OF his pupils THE amount
OF church debts raised by him. says THE Chi
caso Tribune, has been estimated at more than
Noooooeo Among the churches that have been
- -''' Ni"ipaii ; rhpItS are tne Lincoln Pdrk
and the Union Park Congregational churches and
the Emmanuel Baptist Church. of Chicago The
largest debt raised by him that Of DR. Robin
Son IS fresbytertan Church. OF New-York CITY
THeF' Sil'Vtp was raised two meetings AL
ttnoush 9ot 2 remarkably eloquent speaker. the
IoLCe ato = .eri'y OF Mr. Kimball gained success
Where oratorCal efforts had failed He was nos
seSsed OF a commanding presence. being over six
feet in height and until q few months before bje
death had maintained vigorous health
DR. Victor C. Vaughan. the new president of the
American Medical Association. was graduated from
the University OF Michigan IN 1s7s In 1854 he he
came professor OF hygiene in that institution and
IN 10" ne was elected dean Of the medical scbooI
ot @ ,he university He has published several stand
Gu ScIeI tnc works. among them "PhysioogicaI
IneIilStry and 'PtOmatnes and I.eucornaines
ms contributions to periodical medical literature
highest value. '7 VI 'He