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fallen martyr to the cause and how
the Saints had been driven from place
to place, but through all these adver-
sites. he pictured brilliantly the perse-
verance OF the gospel. e6PcludinS with
some verses on the subject.
Alma 0. Taylor of the Thirteenth
ward. TIE winner OF The contest spoke
second. With his magnetic address,
easy delivery and perfect enunciatiOn,
it was plain that he had the sympathy
of his listeners His discourse was
carefully worded and showed close
studyso Of the possibilities in the scrip
tural passage, NY Spirit Shall Not
Always Strive With Man Mr. Tay-
Tor told the story of the witnesses Of
the Book of Mormon who aDOstarizsd,
referring to them as men in whose
souls Gods spirit had eventually
ceased to strive. He alluded TO the
ease with which men can be over
thrown.
"A beaver will not walk into the trap
that has held his fellow, continued
the speaker, 'fbut thirty pieces of sill
yer, a wedge of gold, a purple robe or
bewitching Delilah are still service
able for the overthrow Of man.
There is no virtue comes. unasked,
no frame of mind or heart that stays
unearthed. He who would becoroe i'm
mortal must not forget that worship,
song and prayer cleanse away the
CRIME of the soul"
Don c. Clayton Of the Twenty sec
ond ward was the third speaker His
address on do the Mormons Believe
in EducatiOn2" was most credita ole
for one Of his age. Mr. Clayton is only
in his 18th year. He reviewed the
educational work Of the Mormon peo-
pie in substantfating the claim that
NIormOns most heartily support edu-
cation, and declared emphaticdlly that
in this city while the nOn-MOrmons
may claim the credit for startiaS the
excellent public school system, it is
Mormon money which Keeps II up.
The Immortality Of Man was the
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A Ina O. TAYLOR emerged with
~ colors flying from the battle of
4 the orators at the Assembly hall
last night. He won with ease TIE
3oyd-Park cup, donated TO the Y. NJ
". I. a, over four other aspiring young
men. His subject, My Spirit Shall
Not Always Strive With Man. was
treated in a mastery way, and the
large audience attested its supreme
satisfaction with the decision of the
judges by rendering the young man
from the Thirteenth ward a prolonged
ovation. The Judges declared RuiOn
NJ. owen second. David H. Elton third,
Harry y. jenkins fourth and Don c.
Clayton fifth in the contest.
The Assembly hall was filed with
friends Of the orators before the
speaking commenced. Tt, was an en-
thusiastic crowd, each speaker being
greeted with warm applause, but, as
President Joseph +. Smith remarked
at the close, it was an extremely or
derby gathering and it would be far
from the intention Of any of the de-
feated candidates for Mutual Improve
ment honQrs to complain Of any dis
tUrbance.
After APOSTLE .Heber J. Grant had
led in singing Who's On the Lord S
Side. WhO2" prayer was offered by i.
a. Clawson of the general board we
Thank Thee. o God, for a Prophet
was then rendered, after which Presi-
dent Smith introduced the first speak
err Of the evening.
He was RUl0n NJ. Owen, represents
ing the Twenty-6rst ward. His sub
iect was Endurance Of the Truth.
Taking for his text Truth Crushed TO
Earth Shall Rise Again Mr.. owen
went on 70 recount the advent of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints beginning with Joseph Smiths
first revelation He told how the
Mormon doctrine and the church had
been attacked; how Joseph Smith had
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Mr.. Webster Expects to Hold
the COlleCtorship.

Then Mr. Webster. who was chat
ting with Deputy Collector Ralph
Guthrie in the latter's Office when seen.
got down copy of the revenue laws
for 1900 Epe section he desired TO
call attention to reads:
There is no limitation placed on
the term of Office Of collectors of In
ternal revenue. and in this respect this
Office differs from other civil Offices Of
the government.
Collector Webster didn't seem to be
at an uneasy, and it was plain from
his manner that he confidently expects
to hold on during the remainder Of
President AIcKinley's term. The news
that his term Of office doesn't expire
by limitation ia July, as was gefler
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Senator F. Alder Of Manti is at the
White House
f. E. Baxter of sprfngyilie is a guest
at the Cullen
]. B. Graham of the Bingham BulIst7h
is at the Walker
w. P Calthorpe Of lXernal is in the
city. stopping at ths Cullen
Pishop James L. Wrathall of Grants
viIIeascame in at the White House last
evening.
w. e Ware, the architect. is IN Idaho
and Wyoming on business TINS week ana
win not be at home till Saturday
r. ]. tJessup win leave for New Haven,
Conn. on Saturday, TO attend resdilte A
OF his class in Yale university. He Slll
be, absent for a month, the first Visit
that he has made TO the east in twenty
six years
Edward A. SiIBerstine formerly Of the
law Ffir.af of Ifddelt & Silberstiue OF Dem
yer. has come to Salt Lake TO Testqe snd
has gone into partnership With C-e5spa
S Kinney. under the firm name o. Kin
pey & Silberstine.
F. w. Stephens and Mrs. Stephens Of
at the l<nutsford. Mr. Stephens IS. pub-
Usher Of the Columbia HeralQ and JET
ferson City Tribune and is also an eK-
tensive. publisher OF law books He IS al
old friend of Clerk J. +. fletcher Of the
United states courts.
J. n. Garner revenue agent. for the
territory west Of Omaha and EAST OF the
Pacific coast. is in THE city GA official
business. Mr.. Gamers home office is In
Omaha. die says ne came down here
ff5m Butte to escape a snoWstprIn, which
was raging when hs left there incident
Deputy Collector Guthrie and Stamp
Deputy Lewis.
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assessment Notice No. Ie.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY or
Tintic Location Of priucipal place OF
business, salt Lake City state 81 Utah
ing district, Juab county. state of Utah-
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the board, OF directors of said
company. held on the tth CAV Of May,
1901 assessment No 19 Of one tl) cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
of the corporation, payable Immediately
company. 81 Mccormick block, salt
Lake City state of Utah. ANY stock
u.1on which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Friday. Zen day of June,
1901, viii be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless
Saturday, the 18th day OF June 1901, at
o'clock % m. to pay the delnQ uent
assessment, together with the costs OF
advertising iand expense OF sale. BY
order of the board Of directors
ERNEST WILLIAMS. Secretary.
salt Lake city q tah- May 3th l90L
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Revenue Collector webster came TO
town yesterday. He left Montana
some days ago and has been in Idaho
inspecting the Offices in nis district.
Mr.. Webster smiled serenely when
asked whether he would be reappoin-
ed or whether Senator Kearns would
succeed in landing Parkinson or ed
ward a. Calhster in his berth.
II done have to be reappointed,
said ne. chee1iIy. My term Of Office
never expires except when the presl-
dent wants it to- 1t is not usual Tor
me president to remove a collector Of
the same political faith As himself ex-
cept Tor cause 4 have no anucipa tons
81 lhis charac=eg.'
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AssFssDTFNr No .

GREAT BOHyANZA MINING COM
pany- Principal place of business salt
Lake City, Utah. Location of mines
Rush Valley mining district. Tooele cOgu-
ty. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing of the board of directors of the Great
Romance Mining Company, held GA tn@
ztth day Of May 1901, an asses snlent of
one-halt 90 cent per share (betng as
sessnent No. p was levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the corporation, issued and
OUTSTANDING payable on or before jane
=, 1901. to II q. Mcmillan. treasurer. az
his Office, No. 161 south Main street. SaIt
Lake City. u tab.
any stock upon which tiits assessment
may remain unpaid ON the 18th day OF
June 1901, win be deltoQuent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and uu-
less payment is made before. SO many
OF the shares represented by each Ger
ufieate Of the stock 50 deiinquent as
may be necessary VIII be sold ou tae 18Th
DAY or July EUL at ~ O'Clock at noon,
at 16l Main St. 10 pay the deIinquent a.
sessnlent thereon. together with the cost
Of advertising and expense OF sale.
CT RIIS H. KNIGHT,
Secretary.
First publication Nay .. 190L
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed bids viii he received by the ru-
oerslsHed UP 70 p m- June Is, lsl Tor
the materials requires and labor to be
performed on the cattle barn. sheep shed
and piggery for the State Agricultural
College site at Logan. Etah an accord
~ 80 s47 .r $500 rs NJ
4SSlQence OK AIRS Is n bagieys DsdeAs
TAM and s A. Langton, with COusCil-
44 4l implement company Logan tan
q y olds ana proposals ~ Lne above tine
viii be publicly opened and read in the
office Of the state AGRICULTURAL college at
dressed to the State Agricultural college
q Utah, 81 Log9n, { ta.h, land marked In
OF trustees at the same time and place
or opening same.
hcatlons, propositions, or any other thing
in addition to those mentioned In the
1lailS elu speclll eatlons- t1acl oloa must
some bank in salt Lake City. Utah. o.
den. Utah, or Logan, Utah, for at least
. per cent Of the amount Of each bid
payable to the UNDERSIGNED and is TO be
forfeited to the undersigned I'm case the
enter into the contract and bond within
nFe days AFTER lJs acceptance, Tor the
faithful execution Of the contract and
bond hereinafter mentioned
The proposed contract and bond are al
me once or said arcnltecl, and can there
be examined
"A bond must be furnished for .one-hale
Of the amount Of the bid. with good and
sufhcient sureties All satisfactory and ac-
Ceptable TO Che undersigned.
Only one bid VIII be received for the
three buildings.
The three buildings are to be COM
plsted on or before Sept d 1901
The undersigned reserves and has the
right TO reject any and all bios, or TO
accept any bid
1Signed.)
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE or
UTAH
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subject assigned David II. Elton. He
quoted the words Of David, Il have
chosen the way of truth as a rule TO
be strictly and conscientiOusiy OBJ
served by every man and woman. He
said the spirit is immortal the body
mortal; the spirit heavenly, the body
earthly But he maintained. the body
is destined to become immortal and
mortality must be overcome by re-
demptiOn.
Harry E. jenkins spoke on eKnowI-
edge" The tenor of his remarks was
that all knowledge. acquired IN this
world would not be taken from the
student in the next, and. he who stores
MS mind with useful knowledge viii
have so much the advantage IN the
hereafter Ignorance and sl0th, he de-
clared, are mans greatest enemies and
win destroy all that is best in charae-
ter Humility. Mr.. Jenkins main
tanned, is the foundation OF all knoWl-
edge.
The judges rendered their decision
s above cited after brlef Elaboration,
3. H. Roberts acting az spokesman.
The Judges were. on though and com
position p. H. Roberts, Protes-
sOr Willard Done, Professor r. j..
McGhie; on delivery. Professor w. N;
Stewart, Professor Georse r. t'siu1hall
and Professor Maude III. !3abcOck.
Apostle Heber J. Grams presented
the cup to Mr. Taylor WhO was de-
clsred the champion orator or the MI
/ tual Improvement organization of the
stake In doing so, Apostle Grant said
! it afforded him double pleasure ana
( personal pride, as Mr.. Iaglor was a
4 member of his ward and was about to
leave on mission TO Japan IN his
company.
+ sBenediction was pronounced by
/ George A. Smith.
I During the evening some excellent
vocal music was rendered, Thomas
! Ashw0rth, Miss Elsie BarroNyS and Al
( fred Best taking part W1llhye Dougatl
/ acted as acCOnlpanist-
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ally supposed. viii fall like a stuffed
club on the heads of 8Tessrs. Callister
and Parkinson, It is apparent mat
some reason win have to be shown the
president for the change
In the meanwhile Perry Heath, who
happens to be sojourning here at pres
ent may be asked to rise in his place
and explain to Mr.. Callister and others
why he promised the collectorship to
Utah in the event that the state went
Ioe.r,,-I,1ffau
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PRoBATE AND GUARD-
LANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or me Respective
Signers for Further InfOrma ton

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division In and for Salt Lake coun-
w state of utah I'm the matter ot the
estate Of Mary Meil1le, deceased Notice
-+The petition OF susan humphrey, pray
ing for the Issuance TO JILL. u. Michael OF
LETTERS of administration in the estate of
Mary RIeilkle. deceased has been set for
nearing on Friday, the 3th day OF June.
IA. D 1901. at 30 o clock a. M, at the couE-
~ court house. in the court room of said
court in salt Lake City, salt Lake coun-
Witness the clerk Of said court.
fSeaD with the seal thereof affixed this
23rd day OF May, A. D. 1901
JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
-F3v O. FRANK EMERY, Deputy Clerk
Morris Somner and D. S. Truman, At
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<FIeu7vood Springs Colo, June o.
The second section of west-bOund train
NO. 3. Chicago Midland. was wrecked
last evening IN South canyon. five miles
below here. 8 large rock acUOss the
track derailed the day coaches, one of
them turning over. and one end of the
sleeper was wrecked. only slight in
iur.es We're sustained by any Of the
rlaesanEars.
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NOTICE Is HE2EBE GIVEN THAT
the Central Fac tic Railway company
viii be held on 3 ueSday, April 2 a. ID
1901. ar IL b clock M OF thai day, at
the office OF said company. No 125 South
Main street over Wells, Fargo & COM
pany's bank. salt Lake City. titan, Tor
the purpose of eie ting board of nLne di-
rectors for the ems uing year. and to trans
act sUch other Business as may legally
come before said meeting.
ISAAC +. REClDA,
President Central Pacific Railway com
pany- Us IL IfII1ilt@Cj TT.
Secretary Central Eacifie Railway Com
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SnalInox g

Mason Turner. aged 80 years and
residing at the rear of 451 West Third
street, was stricken with smallpox
yesterday and taken to the Isolation
hospital.
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snuT CompanY's DIvidend.

New York. June 5.-1'le directors OF
the American snuff company have de-
clared a dividend Of ~ per cent on
the common stock, payable July i.
Thes company paid dividend Of 3 per
cent on It's preferred stock Jan. 20
last.
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Fenn is Confirmed.


Washington. d. c.. June 5.--The sec
rotary Of the interior today approved
the selection Of Frank a. Fem of Boise
for forest superintendent of Idaho.
AudreW Olson was aooOintel rOst-
mas or Of Bridge. Cassia cOu 1tys Idaho.
vice L. r. Desportes, removal
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California Town Burned.

ITldah. Cal, June 5,-The entire busi-
aess portion Of ANiHets. toxin about
fvz.-utS--five miles noreh of bsre was de-
showed 5y fire this afternoon. The total
loss wiz approximate $50 600.
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Fstats of Frederick III. Auerbach De
raaenF

PETITION FOR TIE Sale Ob Cl1A<-
.tair nersonal pr0perty belonging TO said
estate has been tiled in the district court
III the Third judicial district, PROBATE OIL
V-isi0n III and for salt Lake county, tal1.
said property is described as follows,
q shares of tna capital stock of the
Trfah Cromuerciai 8 savings Bank
TO- shares of the capital stock Of the
.CommerciaI National bank Of salt Lake
City.
Natf6aai Bank Of the Republic Of salt
SHARES Of the capital stock of sthe
ITtah title Insurance q Trust company,
/ -Syv the Utah Savings & Trust company
shores OF the capital stock OF the
f Take Board Of Trade
- - .I,.S-.2s of the capital stock Of the ODD
9ilr1+-e- Rliiding ASSOCIATION.
~ eEs.r-ae IF the capital St0cE Of the
ssv--,t7fosfs .Tr7-es ,lslent carn9al y
70 SaIt Lake county iO-zJ 49,
81 0O0-bonds. issue o. ,Aue- =
L gold Watch.
i III Not of-boOks. to be see
4 OF Dr. Theodore Meyer
i bur ding. Salt Lake City.
By- order OF said court
said petition is ser Tor
june 3, 1901. at the coz
collrt in the CITY
lake state of JtahA
can show cause.
the PRAYER otssalc
AS Excel
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April znd 1901 at the foregoing meeting
an Adjournment was duIv- made 20 April
10Th, 1901, at the same ngur and Sans
place. JONATHAN q RO1E-E,
Chairman
DAVID b. HEDIPSTE
Secretary
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April 18th, 1901, stockholders duly. mat,
and the meeting duly adjourned 60 meet
again april 10th, 1901, at Lhe same hour
and same place
JONATHAN C. ROTLE,
Chairman
DAVID B. dEAIPSTEAD,
Secretary
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May %. 1901 Stockholders duly met
and the meeting duly adjourned TO meet
again june III, 1901, at the same hour and
JONATHAN C. ROYLE
Chairman.
DAVID 3 HAMPSTEAD,
Secretary
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April Both 1901, stockholders duly met,
and the meeting duly adjourned. to meet
again May 14th, 1901, at the same hour
and rarna No.
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May a. 1901 Stockholders duly metz
again May Is, 1901. at the same hoYr ana
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JONATHAN c. ROYLE
q hartman
DAVID b HE1IPSTEAD.
$500 -
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JONATHAN c. ROYIlE.
Chairman.
DAVID 3. HEMPSTE FAD
Secretary
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Do not be nisled thinking "ooverso
prevent article Of
merit calls worthless limitations.
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DR.. BENNETT 5NEN ELE(IRI(BELT

It has soft
burr andr as d. metal lect
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tractive music; as boys rally; Illus
trated address
Maryland chapel, South Angel street
and Wayland avenues 3.
French Baptist Society, 26e Weybosset
street. America hall-Mr y y Aubin will
speak at 1895; : S ~
Adiutant Reid viii assist In the meet
ines OF the Volunteers of America. lA
Crsnstcn street. Sunday at and y.
Adjutant Reid was stationed in Provi-
dence two years ago
Bell Street Chapel. seats free-Service
g. the minister Anna Gsrlin Spencer.
will speak on Tho Present Political
Duty I'm Providencc" At the close Of
the service Rev A y Christy will present
the work OF tho Anu-Saloon league; S 5
Park Side Congregational society.
Rounds avenues $ B. Young Peoples
meeting 6:is evening service 1;5o, con-
Quoted by W X LoRee.
hosdalc-Worship with sermon by
the pastor, William ii Starr, II, followed
by : $
German Evang Luth church, corner
Huntington and Mon avenues-Service
10. T. Loeber, pastor.
Mission Of The Coming King, S27 Broad
strcet-l0A5, prayer and Breaking Bread.
2:i5. testimony meeting $40 preaching
by Evangelist e Lyons. subject: The
star OF Bethehem," conference 80
Dyer Avenue Baptist Chapel-S las;
evening service s,
Johnston. Belknap District Chapel-S
~: preaching 5;3o
Manton. Church of Christ Disciples
Communion IL; i2l5, evening service
7D
First Church OF Christ, Scientist go
Bowen strect-Service at 1876; subject
-f-vET1EyrTUg Punishment"
Reorganlzed Church Of Jesus Christ
I. - = Bellevue Avenue Chspel7-Preach-
ing i0.N aud 7;20 by pastor NJ ~ Bond
evening subject; Future Awards and
Punishment
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist. a.
Rridgham strcct--Service 1895, subject
Everlasting Punishment"
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BAPTIST

BAPTIST.
cartral. Rsy = II Anderson, pastor
,o.n preaching by Rev Coopel :"
rostor. .e.i5. ; ;. CAS- + - o.
preaching by the pastor
1eosrson Street Rev II Il Livingston
nastor--worship with preaching at lv'to'
: : 12-tS-ti-E ,. senior o'"v'
evangelistic services at ';So. All are wei
come. r.,.
F,benezer. A street Rev Il Butler
pastor-Preaching II; 5 I; preachins
AT by the Rev G Dunlap; r o'Sp'
preachine 7:.5 by the pastor; subject:
THE Hand Writing on tho Wall
Pearl street. Preaching az 1913 ana
40 by Rev II b Hutchins' lzio'
+ s c r $50. .-,-
Conadon street Baptist church and sun
day school will hold their services SUNDAY
al Gospel hall-i0i6 preaehins oy keV
J IA Presley. pastor: subject 'bidden
Things Brought 10 Light: 1895 =
ESQ. Y L 5 Of q F., 5:i5, subject victory
| Through Jesus
concord corner Chestnut and Clihord
| streets. Rev W : Holland, T. pastor -
| Preaching II and 1;a0 ) : 4; 7:m subject.
"A Wheel in the Middle OF Wheel
Cranston Street Rev l. l. Henson, ID
n. Preaching 1915. The Heaven
IN Vision" 750 why be a Baptist
followed by the lords supper; 5 l2'lo'
& y 6.39
First Baptist church. Rev u NJ King.
u n pastor Morning l0.i5, $. l3.h'
Y s G L $50; evening 80 Preaching
morning and evening by isN w
Fsunce. - -.
Union Preaching by REV JAMES X
Ever lo4 and ,.SS, ) 5 l-:la' \ + { h
6.30-
Broadway. Rcv J V osterhovt pastor
s7th anniversary of 5. Grand rally
l0:S: anniversary sermon ie.io; annVer-
ssrN exercises i:l5.
Roger Williams. woodward road and
v.azlo street, Rev York a Nlng. pastor
Public worship aud sermon 1880 ana -
: l.l5: j ia. Y y = g q
Stewart street Preaching by the pastor.
Rev Edwin Bromley l0.ls. subjects Two
Bold Fishormen;" 5 : i2iS. Gospel con
-ert s:5a; sermon: Planning for Larger
Barns
Fourth. corner Howell and Scott streets
Preaching ny tho pastor Rev Robert
smcron. u y. AZ lQ;ij and 7;;@; l2:l5;
o y J. l. G:n.
CONGREGATIONAL
central Aneell street and Dman place
Services io.a ard i:l5; the pastor Ed
ward e. Moore. viii preach ) s ieIo.
T. $ g /: 5a5
United East Providence Rev James @
hlehand. l. 5 Woodwork. pastor
'reachng AZ io:i5 : $ ls:i5, q L .. AZ
l5 ,hc anniversary Of the g = moye-
1eut: addrcs by Rev J Woolley;
pccial music; all welcome.
ruiou. BROAD street near Stewart. Wal
tcc NuttiuE minister or the church.
90 preach Worship at 1876 and 7.So.
hcmps: ''rhc Demand for Holy
lcsrt." "The Past and the Future.
Cnuarcgafi0ual ministers meeting.
itnda, io:1o iu Bible room Bcuchcent
urch raper by Rev 1. Woodworth.
rhc Oid-Tima Parsou.
Pilgrim. Rev y " Pullan minister.
rt " \ Yuuiz will preach at 1886. S
.s. yPs G T. $40. evenins service
3o. Mr. PuUan viii speak on "1hr Train
" t-Iimc Minister with picture
ustratluns
North. Wslllng street Morning SER
rh tP.b: : le.ls. y y : q y $50 Rev
Twin = Gould Will preach
Benehcsrt Muruirg service l0.t5 sub
CT "EVectiye strength. Ar krom
~ preach. s : i2l3, Y s. &c $50
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GENTLEMEN.
FOREIGN.
foa OVER ca YEARS

MRS wINsI'ow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for. over hfty years BY
millions or mothers for their children
while teethinE With perfec, success ~
soothes The child softens the gums. Al
LAYS all pain. cures Wind collie. and is the
best remedy for Disrrohea. ~ Will relieve
the poor little sufferer immedia tely Sold
by druggists an every part Of tho world
Twenty-Five cents n bottle. Re sure and
ask for Mrs. winslows Soothing syrup"
and take no othsr kind.