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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-02
WARNER.

Station Agent Marlett was called
to selby, Monday to take the place OF
the Selby agent for a short time.
Warner is trying for an artesianwell.
Gilborne Bros. are doing the work.
Some Of the Warner young folks
attended the dance at Mansfield,
"Wednesday evening.
No work was done onsthe artesian
we'll Wednesday on account of the
engine having broken down Tuesday
afternoon.
Fred Berg visited friends in Red
field, Thursday.
New Years dinner was served a.
the church by the Ladies Aid Society.
There was a large attendance and g
good time for all.
The artesian well Is now 600 fee1
deep.
John Parish and family visited Will
Mrs. Parsh's parents New Year
day. !.
EFTIS EFlrNSGlTIE
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-02
E. GEM and w. HANSON.

isses Ella and Anna Stole of Lang
are visiting with friends and
|tives during the holidays here.
Eenry Lenling and wife attended
Rosenow-Erdman wedding Tues
Eddie Hacker went up to Havana
nth Dakota to spend the holidays
re. Aug. Kruger is doing his
res while he is absent.
l,he Christmas tree at school Mol
Gem was not very largely attended
account Of the weather.
Ter spending . nice evening ii. Len,
PCS. J. Thompson's and Jim Car
INES folks started home but thu
(orm being 50 bad they lost the roai
were Obligedto sollowtheir track,
ack to the schoolhouse and stay TIN
eSt 81 the night ia the schOOlh0use
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-02
MURRAY.

L. j. Stone made a flying trip TO
Aberdeen Friday returning Saturday.
While in the city he purchased a EeW
cutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Kindred left
for Iowa last Monday where they will
visit for a time.
Mark Bennett and his sister, Miss
Ruth, are spending the Christmas
vacation at their home in Mcpherson
county.
Mrs, T.. A. Stone and nephew,
Arthur spent Sunday with their aunt,
Mrs. Johnston, who is quite sick.
Miss Susie Lovelace is the proud
possessor of a guitar. She thinks Old
Santa is Il pretty good fellow.
Mrs. j. II. Doll and daughter, Effie,
were shopping in Aberdeen Tuesday
and "Wednesday of last week.
Miss Lizzie Baker went to school
one morning last week and found
nice warm fire in the stove but nj
more coal to keep it warm the rest o.
the day.
Miss Elsie Walker is spending he
weeks vacation at home.
A Happy New Year to all.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-02
pLANxA

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. q. E.. Lawer-
ence, a girl baby and now Ed sits and
sings by the hour:
Go thru the world from East to West.
Search every land beneath the sky,
You canno. find q man SO blest.
A monarch happier than !.
Tho you should seek eternally."
The Board of Trade opened very
ausplciously last week. Incorporators
Il. A. Jones, Frank MCGEE, DIS Row
lands and Mr.. Hills. The member
shib fee is very light and good atten-
dance is expected.
Relatives of Mrs. Mang have come
to live on the Church farm.
Ed Griffith leaves for Mitchell after
the holidays expecting to attend
school.
R. g. Jones leaves soon for viscon-
sin.
Morris Jones is home for a two weeks
vacation.
Miss Florence Huey arrived Thurs
day night to spend a few days with
her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Steele.
John Miller of Yankton is now at
MI. Chmberlin's again, beginning his
third successive season.
The party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. S. Steele came off we'll in
spite of the cold weather. The ladies
from Aberdeen in Attendance were
Rose and Fanny Dempsey, and Cassie
Clark.
G. FL. Greed has had the misfortune
to lose his driy ing mare. The an
imal fell on the road and broke the
socket of the sholder joint.
Mrs. Griffith is on the sick list thi'
week.
The Christmas entertainment wa
enjoyed by all who attended especiall,
by Santa Claus who occasionly cam,
out from behind his ambush of oil.
rope and threw a popcorn ball at tn
audience.
School teachers and studentsin ger
, eral are enjoying the holidays.
Tom Elliot OF Columbia was inspet
D ting the roads last Friday.
n Since. his men left him one woul
think r. d. Roberts was training Il
Congress dlt he's only doing CHOIR
wANTED4FAITHFUL PERSON to TRAvI
for well established. house I'M few COUNT,
calling on retail merchants and AGENTS. =
cal territory. Salary eiost : year and :
pe,nses, payable sle.7o !. week il cash :
expenses advanced: Position psrm.nei
h Business successful and rushing. stands
House. ~ Desroorp 81. ;ch,cseo.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-02
ONEoTA.

For the past week we've had zero
weather.
There was a dance at Bert Tooker
Christmas night.
Mr.. N. p. Friel started for Chicago,
Wednesday evening. Before, leYing
he received a letter from his daughter,
Mrs. Edward .Mosher announcing the
death Of her husband. He died Of
Brights disease December 10Th.
The Callaghan boys are spending
vacation at home.
The young people will give a dance
at e. j. Keeler's New Years Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. O. Callaghan enter
tanned a number Of friends ut dinner
| New Years. 49, ..s :
Rix, Teed in from ,Eureke to spend
vacation with his parents.
Weare so6ry to t. record The; death OF
the infant som Of MI. and. Mrs. p. G.
Vaughan. 49, :, (
Louie Barnardsw was out from Erred
crtck for a5irahbiti hunt saturda33l,'and
Sunday. I
Miss Kittfe.t Gallaghan and brother
Ed visited friendsid 5Onepta Monday
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-02
HoudnToN.

The Woodmen are to have a blow
out, they, call it Shoe Social, on the
9th inst; ladies to. bring the. eatables
which, are t., be auctioned of by the
foot. A, cordial Invitation i%sextended
to all. There will be a good time.
Dr.. p. @. Miller was here On a pro:
fessional visit on Tuesday; i
Mrs. Congdon and daughters started
for home at the Cheyenne. Agency on
Saturday last aftersa long visit with
relatives here. s
Services were held at the church
last week, the Rev. Schell bfaNewark
oficiating instead of the pastor.
Helmuth Della, who is teaching at,
Newark, S. D., spent Christmas with
his parents. He, was ACCOMPANIED by
This friend, Rev. Schell, Presbyterian
minister of that place. Yhey re-
turned to their work Saturday.
All sorts OF pungs are on the roads,
the young folks taking advantage of
the good sleighing. They are hard on
the horses heels, however, as there is
no tongue or shafts.
Miss Welty went to Doland to visit
with her mother during the holidays.
Fred f. Smith got on the train te
see his friends off and, forgetting ths
yestiuule connection, had some trouble
to get off again ven with the assist
ace OF the brakeman.
;, Lars Herseth has returned from tn
North State where he was visiting
E his brother, Ben.
Mrs. Nutter is visiting her mothe
!, in Minnesota.
Mrs. Duerr has been confined to tn
:, house and in the doctors care.
Ell Mrs. Madlem's brother, B. Hart
v man. is here from "Whiteside county,
e for an extended visit if he can stan
q our ozone.
BORN. To MI. and Mrs. A. y
a Mitchell. a girl baby, on Christine
% Day. Surely a "Christmas Box 81
o. English) in a family OF eight boys an
two girls. This part of Brown count
+ is being settled up rapidly enoug
10 without the aid of land boomer
% There is a Seventh Son Of a Sevent
II Son in this family which may accouI
m for the sluck."
John Paddock and Geo. Kilpatric
n two Of our young folks, start on Sa
r. urday for school at Brookings.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-02

.,R. DORIAN las no superior in di-
agnosing aEt! treating diseases and de-
fOrnDatins. He will give $50 for any
cas- th.t ne cannot. tell the disease
and where lacnted in five minutes.
AN ea.rah,n& medical and surgical
diseases, acute and chronic catarrh.
and @sors:i..l discusses of the Eve, Ear
Nose .Iupt Throat, Lung disease. Ea rly
CONSERVATION. Bronchitis. Bronchial
Calarril. Constitutional Catarrh, Dys-
pepsi#. Sick Headache, Stomach and
Bowel Troubles. Rheumatism, Sciati-
ca. elEullsia. Brigiit's Disease, Dia-|
betes. ,li,;ney, Liver, Bladder, Pros
tatic ana Female diseases. Dizziness,
~ervoNs,e, lna'sestl9I OGes,ay, IN
ICI,ilArrn ana all wasting disease ia
adults. Many cases OF Deafness. Ring
ing in lie Ears. Loss of Eyesight,
CalaracT. Gross Ewes. et,., that have
benr :m.,rns,,.rly treated or neglected..
cati ia easily restored. Deformities,
Clui, y. IS. curvature OF the Spine,
Djse;,s.s o. thu Brain. PARALYSIS. Epi.
lepsy. :ls,a,i Disease. DropSy. Swelling
% o., +, ~. t,n,ns llra Nn]arge,
n,amt ..nd IA .nnp.standinu d;saases
nrs,,nri ,,.amfna yn,1nr middlo.aund
md I,d s;n0Io or married men and al15
WHO s,ltrar Tom LOST manhond nervoms
dIaisil;fp Observation-Disclosures seminal
loses s,a, decay. falling memory.
, Weak q ,.s;. !" tinted development. lack
OF energy, iasuoysrtcned blood, pim-
J b b1os, anI Min diseases Svhhillis.
Erllpilons. si'lr hHiiihg, some rams,
, s s. Mr.: !, 2Fe N MhTast, glcers R etsfts
trouble trouble ~ Wax g t Back o,, burning Galn Urine;
eject, Structure, receive searching
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-02
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|BREEF.

EC. BeafdS.
hrm Ward Bros,
eiss Cora Wright
as been visiting
he to Frederick
lay.
b night service
6he Presbyterian
blended.
enjamin of West
Wis, where they
a few weeks.
lie township are
Eanize a company
BIZ constructing a
Signed his position
bgton s. Co. For
assist at the En-
will go on the road.
Etney's genial mer-
hesday transacting
lily, taking in the
chalk in the even
Bes we're issued TO
Verdon, and Clara
and to Delbert II.
e. Teller, both OF
On Clark and Jessie
! city we're one Of the
piles who nave been
TX during the recent
|J.ohn Heinzelman who
It's Of Perry, Iowa have
a Aberdeen. After 9
X they left for theil
esday;
the Saint Louis
. pretty card this goot
newspaper men, "Ma,
le best you ever hav'
Eorst you ever willsee.'
s. arrived in Aberdeen
0 DesMoines, La
an experienced under
engaged to take charg'
IS business in that line
v year is ushered int
Of Aberdeen a ney
The Olwin-Angell Com
succeeds tn
DDS Company aud is cay
100000. The cdmpan
leir facilities for halc
trade, and a wholesal
ill be added to the bu'
as more room can b
yn IN. W Daily Gag.
edition puDNsneS w
atm reports of sermon
the leading divines
ty and elsewhere. Th
t to subscribers for l.
is unique feature for
ger, no other paper
;arrying so many pulp
} sermons Of Rev. .
lccessor Of Henry Wa
published every wee
oeen a change of lime
Line Of the Chicago, N
. Paul railway, effecti
:. 2Sth, 1902. A ira
lk, daily except Sund;
one leaves Milbank No
day and Friday only,
he leaves Sisseton, da
~, at 7.l5 a. M; and 9
Jon Tuesday, Thursd
Y only. at 500 p, M. I
ain between Bristol a
been discontinued.
on Of a fine new op'
Iorthern Normal build
Of Aberdeen
eted and contemplat
Y born important fri
,vements made it.possi
ms representatives at
the State Educatio
in Mitchell to Wrest fl
Sioux Fall the honor
the next state {
assemble in Al
is what counts,
en- went down to tell
advancement.
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The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
PASSED AWAY.

Died, at ms late home at Berne. Hur-
on county on sunday, June 7, 1903
James Black, at the age OF 20 years.
The body was brought 90 Yale ON
Wednesday and the funeral services
were held in the Disciple church nc IA
o clock, Elder ID. b. Mcclellan preach
ing the sermon. The Interment was
made in Elmwood cemetery.
James Black was born March 9th.
1888. i'm Eramosa township. Ont, near
lockwood. I'm the fall of the year
1872 he came TO Michigan and settled
at Deanyille, where he made his home
for thirty years, conducting mercan.
tile and undertaking business aud hold
lug the position of postmaster for that
length of time. lie also held the Offices
of justice of the peace and was town.
treasurer of Burnside township. A
year ago Mr.. Black closed out his
business interests nc Deanville and
moved 10 Berne. Huron county, where
he and his wife resided with their son
George
lie was married in 1859 to Anna
Cunningham, and five sons were born
To them, Judson, OF Richmond: John,
of ale, who died several years since;
Edmond y, of Marine City; Charles, of
Mentone, Ind; and George, of Berne.
Deceased was member of the Dis.
ciple church, and was staunch, true
christian, loved, hOnOred and respected
for his rugged honesty and sterling
sterling worth. Whatever he felt a.
be his duty was the path of right "a
him, never 60 be swerved from.
HIS rather sudden death on Sunday
WIS "A severe shock 10 his wife and SONS
none of the latter being with him, and
also To his friends.
Relatives aud friends present M the
funeral from out of town We're Hugh
and John Black and wife, lockwood
ont, Geo. Black aud wife, nca, Acton
ont, J.. III. HOwse and wife. Walter
Gum and wife, John Dean am Mrs T.
-. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. shouts, Mrs
John scott, of Brown city, ,lr. and
Mrs Mckinnon, Mr.. Mcke,Ia IAN and
daughter. OF Deanville. James McNalr
ct Cruswcll, +. II. llowse and wife, OF
Toronto.
Mrs. Sarah Collins. wife of Joseph
Collins, died az her home northeast OF
Yale Tuesday morning, June >, 1903
at the age of 80 years, 5 months.
The funeral services were held from
the Bidleman school house on Thurs
day, Elder Clark officiating. Inter.
meut in the Mcladden cemetery.
Mrs. Collins is one OF Brockway
townships pioneers, beloved aud r.
spectvd by all who were acquainted
with her. \ husband and a grown M
family, besides a host of friends are
left 20 mourn her sudden demise.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
Fargo.

Miss Iva Bust is visiting friends in
Goodells and Almont,
Albert Crocser WAS in Yale Saturday
TO secure his seed beans.
A large acreage of beans will be
planted in this locality this year.
Children's day exercises at the Dis
ciple church were very successful. A
good program was given.
Meadows are not very promising.
Not more than half as much will be
cut in this vicinity as last year.
On Friday evening, June -, there
will be circuit social at the NJ. L
parsonage. The proceeds will be CIV
en- to Elder Kinney for his labor in
painting the parsonage.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
90 you ENJOY wHArIYou Earn

much good. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure l.
the remedy that everyone should take
when there Is anything wrong with the
stomach. There II no way To maintain
the health and strength Of mind and
body except by nourishment There Is
no way TO nourish except through the
stomach. The stomach must be kept
healthy, pure and sweet or the strength
will let down and disease will set mp.
No appetite, loss of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation bad breath
sour risings, riftng, indigestion, dys.
pepsia and all stomach troubles are
quickly cured by the use of kodOl
Dyspepsia Cure. Sold by Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
His Last Hope Realized.

From tfs Sentinel. Gcbo. Mont.
In the first opening OF oklahoma TO
settlers in 1889. the editor of this pa
per was among the many seekers after
Fortune who made the big race one fine
day In April. During his travelling
about and afterwards his camping up.
on his claim, he encountered much
bad water, which, together with the
severe heat, gave him y very severe
diArrhoea which u seemed almost ina.
possible 10 check, and along IN June
the case became 90 bad he expected To
die. One day one ~ his neighbors
brought him one small bottle of Cham
berlniu's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy as last hope. A big dose
was given HIM while he was rolling
about ON the ground in great agony,
and IN few minutes the dose was re.
peated. The good effect of the medi.
cine was soon noticed and within an
hour the patient was taking his first
sound sleep for fortnight. That one
little bottle worked n complete cure,
and he cannot help but feel grateful.
The season for bowel disorders being
at hand suggests this item. For sale by
Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
GEO. S. SMITH ARRESTED.
Tic Is CHARGED with Stealing Chickens In
Lynn Township.


Lynn Township.
George :. smith was arrested last
Friday i'm Bay City by Deputy Sheriff
Davidson of Port Huron and Detect
i've Craig of Bay City, on the charge OF
chicken stealing. Smith was brought
TO Port Huron last Saturday and stout
ly denies the charges against HIM. lie
says he is I'm the produce business, and
the facts i'm the case against him would
seem Co confirm his statement. Sheriff
Proctor of Sanilac county and Sheriff
Names have tried TO locate the man
for three years, but were unsuccessful.
Several years ago Smith was sentenced
TO "A term of Imprisonment of 80 days
for chicken stealing and there is q
charge against him In Canada for cat
tie stealing.
The sheriirs deputies of Port Huron
have been looking for Smith for three
weeks on account of the latter charges
against him. lie is said 90 have stolen
"a lot OF chickens from Dinner and Os-
trander, two farmers of Lynn township.
lie shipped the fowls 20 3ryce's meat
market IN Port Huron, where they were
seized by the officers. Smith boarded
nc Amadore but last year lived in Cros-
well.
II is SAID that Joe w. Avery of jed.
do, caught smith not along ago in his
chicken coop and that Lester Cole Of
Grant township, found him IN his
granary with two bags of grain
Croswell Journal.
The case OF the People VS. Smith was
tried before Judge George Tuesday at
ternOun. smith was charged with
qtaaliuoy pbfgksus aud the iurv hrpuuhf
iu verdict OF guilty.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
Boxing Contest at Port Huron,

Port Huron Is rapidly becoming
known rs one OF the sporting towns Of
the country and several boxing match.
as have been arranged for this season.
The next one will be- held in that city
on the evening of June 18th. when
Mike Ward, the indicated light
weight champion of the middle west,
will meet Gus Gardner, OF Philadelphia.
I'm a ten-rouud go.
Only short time ago Ward defeated
otto SieloT, of Chicago. in the Audi
toriunl before the Port Huron Athletic
Club. Referee Siler giving the decision
10 Ward at the end of the tenth round.
after one of the hardest fought battles
of the year
The bout between Ward and Gard
ner will be- held under the auspices of
the same club and sporting men from
all over the country will bee present at
the riugside rs both contestants have
gained national fame In the pugilistic
world
Gus Gardner fought draw with
Frank Erne. of Buffalo, and Art SimmS,
OF Akron. Ohio. and defeated George
McFadden, OF New York. and Joe
Cans. the lightweight champion. lie
is the hero of sixty battles.
Ward has never been defeated and
authorities on pugilism look upon him
as the coming lightweight champion of
the world. Among those whom he has
defeated are otto Sielon. Henry Fagiu,
Kid Black, jim Duggan and Harry
Nicholson.
The boats, trains. etc, will run excur-
sions 20 Port Huron on Tuesday eve.
ming, June 10th, giving special rates
from points in Canada and the state.
Telegraph or telephone your order for
tickets
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
Insurance Co. Elects Officers.

At the annual meeting of the Ger
man Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
of st. Clair held Tuesday in the town
hall of China, the following officers
were elected for the term Of one year:
President, Nicholas Westrick; vice.
president. Herman Beier; secretary,
Henry Stahlbuck
Board of directors: John l.. Wolf,
John Rossow, August Schirmer, Mar
tin Wendt, Gottfried Mihlethaler.-
Richmond Review.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
CHERIpF's SALE

BY virtue Ola writ OF nerl itclas, issued ont of
aud under thr seal tl the Circuit Court for the
County of 81 clair ana state Oi Michigan, to me
directed aud delivered, To- FAVOR oi William G.
Wight against the goods and clnitels, lands aud
.tcncmcutS at stephen Curyiu, did, on the 10th
day of September, a. D.. ltu2. levy upon aud
take all the right title aud Interest ~ said
Stephen CUrylu in and % the following described
real estate. situated 40 the County of 81 CLAIR
and State Ot Michigan. 90 Wit; All those Ger
tain pieces and parcels of land situated Boo the
Village ul Aaie, County of ~ clair and state OF
Michlrtu. known uni described us lots number
uD seventeen ..ui Ii-I ri .I.rrU ui hIHr. three
uf Reed Iud irAuu e addition CO. lhr lllhgc Of
Male ~ Clair county, Michirau. all Of which
shall expose for sale 40 public auction, o. the
highest bidder. as the Law directs, 40 the front
door of th- tlty tall iu the tltN ut Port Huron
uhat bring the building Zoo which the Circuit
Court Tor said County ot 81. Clair state oi Mich
igan, is hridi, un saturday the 18TH day oi July,
A. ID. igut. zoo In o'clock 100 the iurvuunn.
A. H. DRAKE g.. ". DAVIDSON,
Attorney for ". e.. Wight. sheriff.
Dated MAY ~. iH3 b. l.. fOLLENNBEE.
o. Deputy sheriff.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12

WHEREAS the Light and Water com.
missioners have recommended that the
water rate be raised To nine (9) cents
per 1000 watts and the Hat rate for 10
candle lamps. to forty HO) cents per
month, therefore be IL resolved that on
and after July l, 1903, that the meter
rate be nine (9) cents per 1000 watts aud
the fiat rate for 10 candle lights, be
80 cents per month.
T.. +. FEAD. L. +. PALMER,
President Secretary.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
Driven TO Desperation.

Living at an out of the way place,r re-
mote from civilization, family Is Of
cident, resulting In burns, cuts, wounds,
ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply Of Bucklen's
Arnica Salye. It's the best on earth. 25c
~ Grant Holden's drug store.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
LADIES AND CHILDREN lNVTCD.

LAuIt5 MD CHILUHtN INVITED.
Al ladies and children who can't stand
the shocking strain OF laxative syrups,
cathnrtics, etc.are INVITED totry the fam
Gus Little Early Risers. They are differ.
ent from all other pills. They do not
purge the system. Even double dose
will not grippe, weaken or sicken; many
people call them the easy pill -. o..
Howell, houston, IcX,,says nothing bet.
or can be used for constipation, sick
headache etc. BOT Moore. Lafayette. Ind.
saysali others gTipe aud sicken, while
DeWitr- Little Early Risers DO their
work we'll and easy. sold by Grant
Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
Mimi Ia EoIcv,a 1910 CO..

Answer: II IL made from Il prescrip.
ton of leading Chicago physician,
and one of the most eminent in the
country. The ingredients are the pur-
est that money can buy, and are scien-
titically combined To get their utmost
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
Primary Money.

The following primary money has
been apportioncd 20 the different dis
tricts of Brockway township
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12
Business BreVitieS.

DEED CORN FOR SALL-Choicr seed corn,
- guaranteed Ca grow az money refunded
For sale 40 Walker & Niddlrtou's elevator.
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NOTICE.

Or. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of Port Huron
will be at "The Paisley" Yale, the
second Friday in each month.
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12

TINwENTY ACRES FOR SALE have twenty
Il Acres Of good land, al cleared and ready
Tor cultivation, Wing within mile and q hall OF
Yale. VIII sell reasonable, For further par
ticulars aud price, address John Richardson,
Yale. LII
The Yale expositor., 1903-06-12

Library money Co the amount of
S7g.3S has been distributed among dis.
tricts number I, ?, 4, 3, q and s.