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to notify these people to remove the
fences before the land department pro-
ceeds to enforce its ruling. The Wyo-
ming territorial supreme court at one
time decided that such fencing was ner-
m'issable, but later the circuit court Of
the United States reversed the decision:
hence the ruling Of the general land
office.
c. II. Clark, formerly a well known
and highly respected Laramie resident.
died at San Diego, Gala, on June &c,
aged about go years. Mr.. Clark was
for years foreman Of the railroad shops
at Laramie. and afterwards served as
county clerk Of Albany county for two
terms. He leaves one son., Harry, who
Is located in California.
The North Park Stage Line agency
Is at c. N. Settele's.
WANTED-Competent girl to do
general housework. Apply to Mrs. F.
w. Marriott, corner Garfield and Sixth.
272t3
, 1898-07-02

Mrs. L. sommer. proprietor Of the
Denver Regalia and Masquerade house
at 1866 Lawrence street, Denver, Colo,
will be at the Kuster house about July
1st with a complete line of regalias,
masks and costumes for men, women
and children, for those wishing to pro-
cure them for the carnival July 4.
, 1898-07-02
BREES PASSES.
Stands High in Examinations for Sec
ond Lieutenantcy.

Washington, July 2.-(Special.)-
thta Herbert Brees successfully pass.
ed the examination for a second lieu,
tenantcy in the regular army. and thai
he stood high in the list.
Ralph Cooper, nephew of X. G. Coop
err, editor Of the Denver Republican.
has been appointed lieutenant in Tor
rey's cavalry.
, 1898-07-02
PERSONAL

General W. II. Fishback came over
from Cheyenne this morning.
State Auditor Owen arrived from the
state capital on the morning train.
Misses Eliza DALI and Retta Murphy
left last night for Sabetha, Kansas.
Rev. r. H. Johnston left on the noon
train for Cheyenne, where he will
preach tomorrow.
Judge NJ. c. Brown has returned
from Lander, where he has been at
tending court.
Mrs. E. H. Rife and daughter left on
the morning train for Rock Springs
where they will visit for two or three
weeks.
Miss Lizzie Grass, who has been Wis.,
iting her brother. H. w. Grass, for
| some time. left last night for her home
in Denver.
Miss Bessie Chaplin and Miss Lille
Mcbride arrived in the city last night
and will spend the Fourth here. They
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Converse.
The Misses Eva and Ethal Fenwick
and Mrs. VIM. Dill, nieces Of Mr.. John
Fenwick. who have been visiting in
the city for several days, left on the
noon train for their home in North
Platte, Neb.
Mrs. Percy Smith arrived this MORN
ing from Cheyenne and is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Williams. Mr.. Smith
and DR.. Kingston will come over to-
night and the party will start tomorrow
morning for a four days fishing trip
to Oscar Sodergreen's resort
, 1898-07-02
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
DOINGS OF THE WEEK AMONG
UARAMIE'S PLEASURE
LOVING PEOPLE.
Public Events During the Past Seven
= Days Have Been Exceedingly
Scarce-Two Pleasant Gatherings
In Honor of Mrs. Talbot-Party
for Miss Corn Of Cheyenne.

In 1.-THE way Of public events. the past
week has been exceedingly dull. A
number Of private gatherings have
been held, many OF them small, but
nevertheless very delightful and patri-
cipated in by the elite OF Laramie So
ciety. Picnics and fishing parties are
the order Of the day. Sunday especially
is the day chosen by many who can go
no other time, and a large number OF
outing parties have been arranged for
tomorrow. Several parties will spend
Sunday and Monday out of town. but
most people prefer to witness the grand
celebration on the Fourth.
900
One of the many charming parties
held in honor Of Mrs. Talbot during her
short visit here, was that given on last
Saturday afternoon. There were four
card tables and after a number Of lively
games, a dainty lunch was served. Mrs.
Bauman won the first prize, a beauti-
full sterling silver spoon. and Mrs.
BaIch received a china olive dish as
second prize. The ladies who enjoyed
the panty were as follows: Mesdames
Talbot, Duffey, Ivinson, Conner. Leh-
man, Bauman, Durlacher. Harris.
Hodgeman, Balch. NJ. N. Grant, Ma
nasse, Owen; Misses Ida Harris,
Blanche Durlacher.
900
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Durlacher
informally entertained a few lady
friends for Mrs. Talbot. They played
progressive euchre and the beautiful
souvenirs, a cut glass vinaigrette and
a celluloid soap box were won by Mrs.
Hodgeman and Mrs. Balch respec-
lively. After the game was finished a
light collation. was served, and tho
guests bid their hostess farewell, after
A most pleasant afternoon. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Talbot, Balch. Bau-
man. Duffey, Lehman, Kingsford. Har-
ris, Ivinson, Owen. Hodgeman. Conner
Manasse.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday entertained
A few friends last Saturday evening In
honor of her guest. Miss Nan Corn OF
CHEYENNE. The affair was quite in
formal. but none the less enjoyable.
Music. cards and dancing were the
principal amusements of the evening
and a dainty lunch was served. Those
mesent were Misses Grace Davis. Rena
striker. Nan Corn, Elizabeth Holli-
day. Flora Knight, Mary George, Har-
riet Fox, Luella Johnson; Messrs. En-
ory Land, Bert Holiday. Roy Fitch,
ua,rv Houston, Harry C%ordiner. Ed
and Harry George, Sam Wilson.
The Methodist ladies will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. B.
Simpson.
900
The Ladies' Card Club was entertain
ed on Tuesday by Mrs. Duffey. Mes
, 1898-07-02

The 'steenth annual fishing party I'M
der the auspices of Superintendent Cul-
ross. William Lawrence. N. X. Boswell.
ct al, was a g%littering success. fly fish
ing on the stream being taken at its
prime. The party left Laramie Tues
day, after the arrival of No. 3, and ar
rived at that beautiful oasis. the River
side ranch. at 1 o'clock. where their
lives were saved" by that prince Of
hosts, Mr.. J. A. Winkler, jr. A de-
licious lunch vas served and a delight
full hour spent in its discussion.
Little time was left for fishing the
first day, after the arrival at the Bos-
well ranch. and the actual time put in
on the stream was a little more than
two full days. When this fact is con-
sidered the size of the catch-735-is
remarkable. VIM. Lawrence, who is
probably the most expert angler in the
west, made the highest individual
score. One forenoon. Mr.. Currier sur
prised the party by bringing in seven
trout weighing seventeen pounds.
caught with a minnow. One of these
weighed a little more than five pounds.
Mr.. Erastus Young of Omaha, who has
been the general auditor Of the Union
Pacific for many years. captured the
largest trout taken with a fy-a three
pound beauty-and he returns to Oma-
h1 6~a1iuh+ed with tho snort ~ ha had
on the Big Laramie. 1t is pretty safe
to say that he will cast his flies upon
our waters again next year.
Who can describe the sport of catch
ing big rainbows? There is nothing
more thrilling than to lure a mammoth
trout from beneath the willows of the
opposite bank. The quick flash, the
sudden movement of the wrist which
hooks the fish, the sing Of the reel, the
nimble antics of the trout as he jumps
high in air and then again darts off
with the line. are matters of which
Izaak Walton had no conception, be-
cause Izaak lever fished on tie Big
Laramie.
Messrs. Mcconnell, Ivinson. Gramm,
O'Hearn and Coons returned Thursday
evening and Messrs. Young, Culross,
Currier, Lawrence. Boswell and Chap
lin last night.
1t was the most successful party that
| has ever returned from the Big Lara
ME.
, 1898-07-02

Having purchased the stock Of dry
goods, notions and gents furnishing
goods formerly owned by Hartman &
Elliott, we were compelled to enlarge
our store room. These goods were
bought for SO cents on the dollar and
our customers shall have the benefit.
We also have a fine line Of shoes for
men, women and children which we
are selling at greatly reduced prices.
before buying elsewhere.
GEORGE. H. HUNT,
254tf Collins Block.
, 1898-07-02
GLORIOUS FOURTH
PROGRAM FOR THE DAY AS FIN
ALLY DETERMINED
UPON.

Parade Will Start at Half Past Nine
and VIII be Composed of Four d.
vision-EXercises at Court House
at Half Past Transports in the
Afternoon.
, 1898-07-02

ATTENTION, P. o. s. OF A..
Members of Washington Camp No. /,
P. o. S. of A.,are requested to appear in
front of hall at 9 o'clock a. m, July 4th,
mounted for parade.
ct o. S. JACKSON, President.
, 1898-07-02

Weak nerves indicate deficient blood.
Nervous people find relief by purifying
and enriching their blood with Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the great nerve tonic.
, 1898-07-02

The score-no fish story-735.
Number Of pounds, $50.
Biggest fish caught, 5 pounds.
Highest individual score, William
Lawrence.
Largest catch for size, w. D. Currier
= fish with minnows weighing II
pounds.
Largest fish on fy-Mr. Erastus
Young of Omaha, a %3-pounder.
, 1898-07-02
DANES Conner and Bauman were the
most lucky, or skillful players.
c>srr

DANES Common and Bauman were the
o lucky, or skilfuI players.
cGc
On Wednesday evening Mrs. James
Mathison assisted by Miss Kittie Ouirk
entertained a company of friends in
honor of Miss Lizzie Hughes. who left
Thursday for her home near Kansas
CITY, Mo-, and the Misses Eva and Ethe
Fenwick and Mrs. Dill. who we're visit
ing in the city from North Platte. Neb.
900
The I. A. S. met on Thursday with
.nez and Charity Richie.
900
Mrs. Balch pleasantly e~ntentaincd
the Whist club on Monday evening.
900
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fischer gave a
little social gathering on Tuesday even
ing at which the guests were Mr.. and
MIS-. Owen Mr.. and Mrs. Ruprecht, Mr.
and Mrs. Manasse, Mrs. Harris. The
evening was ~enjoyably passed in play
ing slough.
Mrs. John Fenwick gave a pleasant
little party to the Misses Fenwick and
Mrs. Dill, nieces Of Mr.. Fenwick. at her
coSy home last evening. Games.
music and refreshments were much en-
ioyed by those present.
900
On Wednesday afternoon the Pres
byterian ladies held a very interesting
Missionary meeting in the
900
wednesday Mrs. Balch gave n small
company at her beautiful home on
Thornburgh street. Mrs. Talbot was
the guest of honor. The guests PLAYED
cards and prizes were won by Mrs. Tai
bot and Mrs. Bauman.
900
A Ray of Ralston Sunshine
"All things pale before Ralstonism.
1t is the foundation on which life is
built; with a healthy body the human
soul comes forth more perfect, the
temptations are less. because one is in
their normal condition. and all life is
purer."
, 1898-07-02
KINDS OF FISH
BIG PARTY RETURNS FROM A sue
CESSFUL TRIP TO BOS-
WELLS.

Seven Hundred and Thirty-Five Trout
Weighing Three Hundred and Fifty
Founds-William Lawrence the
Champion-W. d. Currier Brings
in the Largest-A Pleasant Trip.
, 1898-07-02

Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparil.a. Cure all liver
ills.
, 1898-07-02

Members of Washington Camp No. l..
p. o. S. of A., mounted.
Float-Battleship Maine.
Horseless Carriage.
FORMATION OF DIVISIONS.
The first division will form on Sec
onh street. facing south. resting on
Th0rnburgh street.
The second division will form on
~Thornburgh street, west of Second. and
resting on Second street.
The third division will form on
~ThOrnburgh street, east of Second. and
resting on Second street.
The Fourth division will form on
Grand avenue. west of Second. and
resting on Second street.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line Of march will be as follows:
South on Second to Sheridan. east on
Sheridan to Third. north on Third to
Fremont. east on Fremont to Fourth,
south on Fourth to Sheridan. east on
| Sheridan to Fifth. north on Fifth to
Fremont. east on Fremont to Sixth,
south on Sixth to Sheridan. east on
Sheridan to Seventh. north on Seventh
to Grand, west on Grand to court
house.
EXERCISES At COURT HOUSE.
Patriotic exercises will be held at the
west front door Of the court house,
whore stands will be erected for speak,
| crs. and will begin at 1920 o'clock.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Music..... e. Band
Prayer...... ..Archdeacon Johnston
Reading of the Declaration of indie
~pondence..... Charles Rigdon
SOhG..... ........... .Cholr
Address...... .........N n. f. Corthe1l
HonS'..' =. oholi
FIELD SPORTS.
The athlete field sports will begin
ait ! p. m. sharp at the corner of Sec
Ond and Thornburgh streets.
Inc lDllDW Ing tNtllNS Will Dt llitu lbi
by four companies of the Laramie Fire
department:
l00-yard foot race.
200-yard foot race.
120-yard hurdle race
Tug-of-war.
Running broad jump.
Running hop, step and jump.
Putting the shot.
Running high jump.
Standing three jumps.
The following open events may be
participated in by anyone who desires:
.Half-mile handicap bicycle race
First prize So; second. $3.50.
2OO-yard handicap foot race-First,
IS; second, $3.50.
Old mans race, so yards-One prize,
IS.
Sack race-First, 80; second, 81.
10O-yard foot race FOR boys under
l5-First, 50; second, 81.
1OO-yard foot race for boys under u
First, 50; second, 81.
In the creased pig-catching contest,
the victor will be given the animal as
a prize.
The judges in the events will be
Harry Maynard. T. J. Dayton and F..
J. N~iswander; starter, P. C. Rauner;
timekeeper, Jesse Converse.
MASKED CARNIVAL.
At the conclusion of the field sports.
which will be about 4:3O o'clock, the
fire bell will be tapped, which will be
the signal for turning the city owe to
che maskers for two hours, when the
fire bell will again be tapped. Every
body is invited to participate in the
carnival. There will be no restrictions
and no entrance fee charged. Masks
and costumes may be obtained at small
and it is an assured fact that
a large number OF people will partici-
pate.
The grand display OF fireworks will
be held at $50 at the corner OF Sixth
and Garfield streets.
The days festivities will conclude
with a grand ball at M~aennerchor hall.
given under the auspices Of Hose COM
, 1898-07-02
The Ralston Call

The Ralston Call
THE first Tuesday of every month
is named as Health day. and on that
day all persons are requested to eat
water, cultivate c~heerfulness. exercise
literally, and, if the day is pleasant,
to spend not less than one hour in the
pure air. By so doing it is hoped
may lead to a higher plane of happi-
ness and usefulness in life"
Tuesday, July 5th, 1898 is the next
Health day.
, 1898-07-02

Furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent. Saycr Hansen. 161 9Th street.
, 1898-07-02

The Republican only soc per month.
, 1898-07-02

The Methodist ladies will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. ]. B.
9kmD0On.
, 1898-07-02

The committee or arrangements for
Jhe Fourth of July celebration held a
meeting last night and made final ar,
rangements for the exercises of the
day.
Ctto Gramm will be marshal of the
day, and Samuel G. Wilson and Emory
S. Land have been selected as aides.
The praade will start at $50 a. m.
sharp. its Formation being as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal, p. c. Rauner.
Laramie Brass Band.
Orators of the day, mayor and mem
bers of the city council in carriages.
Laramie Fire Department.
Two Floats.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, n. X. Boswell.
Odd Fellows in Uniform.
Two Floats.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal. Col. s. d. Hunt.
Choir, consisting CT four wagon loads
of school children.
Two Floats.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal. Charles Yund.
University Artillery.
Members Of Washington CamD No. /,
p. o. S. of A.. mounted.
Float-Battleship Maine.
Horseless Carriage.
, 1898-07-02
600

The Ladies' Card Club was entertain
ed on Tuesday by Mrs. Duffey. Mes
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.t, Carrie tsOttsclssR
Essay FiopHo Nightingale ....... .AneliA Wills
Recitation t'nr reaestiun ~ tie pruad
pedestrian. amrs Harris
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Township Board

The adjourned meeting ui the Tuwu-
ship Boitrd wn- called tn order 10y chuir-
man 4. T. Hollow in clerks oticrg 10
eight O'Clock a. ~. on th, ilt1 day 81
Janunry ls9S
The iplloo rg wgmts@ wrr' present
T. T. llula@. q y. Roberts, l.. a.
Ilcngy,
Minutes 81 the prcyiou, meeting were
read and approved.
Moved 10y G. 4 Roberts scconde,, ~
l.. a. Henry That the lullowiug .,ns H.
allowed Carried
Feed Ahbolt fasa-crvlcc S1poO
l,nlYrt Snutciiiud eun,mct on Lake
iimre topd iu 1891 hi allowed. order
not drawn unt, NOW SJ.sVt
Village ol CN,tM Fu.ls olii.g. cut
on, gear $4,000
Guileih Uihan, luNl l25
T. l.. llul.,.w, services 5000
1 IA llrnry. service. 2NNe
( &. e. l.alattS, rerviccs 80
WyckoiI Seaman & Bneliet hpok'
$1,000
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Couldn't worhit

4. \ Rmituug, Of Marquette, through
his attorney, s. r. Handy, appeared at
the township ,rrasarr's office li-t
Wednesday Ca my hla taNos lie in-
iurmod Che treasurer that ho wnuld nuy
ouly onp.hali oI the county tax AMI mono
oi the county rond tax The trcusurr
replied that ho would not except %
partial payment of nny tnx Er TIE
whole nmoun, aud that Tor the present
Nh Bcitung could io a. be- chosc upon
the matter, hut that Dr. would lrl tye
oonts that u thqo WHe a0g ppsonnl
hrOporly 10 tie static oi Nichigln ho
would pay the whole ui The iiN 10 Was
then agreed That nll the Gas cArppt lht
enuniy and county nid m4 Ia mp
nuw and Nv brltaas vest down apl
dug un ono county uplcr and i hW ib
81 village orders tn nny the towush,i
aud state tax with. Suffice II Ia sns
that the tax remains to b. pad
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Lad a proeperoua Year.

The annual meeting ol the Acnominee
River Boom company WIS held this
morning The principal business WIS
the consideration and adoption
Of the annual report oi the
secretary. Tie years hu.iuc-. vps
shown Ia hnyc been very satisfactory.
Over 2a0,Ouu.0uO iri ot LOGS wpr
,olcl. Ollirprs wcrc r!getcd ns iullpn-
President -lslnc Stephenson.
Vi,a..r ..rrc-tltu, s NJ stephenson
SECRETARY -Cl W. tlanlpy
gycnsurcr 4 6, McrlSman,
Supintcndcui Nv II Stephenson
The repott 81 ihe srcriniy showed
tint there were only -. 600 trei oi logs
lcitovor this winter which l- indicative
ufihc great boom the lumber businen-
experienced het ycar. Usually from
$4,000, 400 e. $4,000 600 ir,.t we're held
over the winter il tho storenea boums.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Edited by tho Superintendent Assisted b
the IchchrrA nlihr Natlnna Qrndrn

Music The German Fnthefiund .s........
E>ny william tile Cunqurrrr IS ChaS Raksr
Rrctntlon- Drifting our 90 sea- ..............
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The Parks Tlercantile Company.


Chot Justice Gr1nt assumed lis new
position at the head ot tha bcnch
On the opening Of the court the cheii
justice said that becarc the ease 81 the
Connecticut mutual benefit ns$ocation
Va Eugene d. Wood aud thr auditor
general was not hcnri hy the fill bench
alta ioruor hearing, the court, on its
own motion, would grant a rehrnriul ~
the case. aud ordered lint it hc pmrcd
at The loot Of lhe calender. lie said
that the court would hrnr oral argue
mcnts on a.
This means that the ipmnns tax title
case will haven rtheiring within the
next thirty or forty dpNs.
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Tha county noard MaotIng


Tie meeting Of thc county board ot
supervisors that WI. sltrl for lust
fucsdny w3ls called to oplcr at 10 30
o'clock by Chair nam Bennett Roll cul
showed all mcmbcrs present except
Henley oi Atkinson and Crippcn 81
smmlmusb The work ui auditing bills
was taken up aud tho rmaindcr oI the
iapnoon was uccupiel with TINT order
~ business, \ Inst oI those bills wall
b. given nrxt week County rrcn-uof
l1isher nnnmpl holorc tho hoard ia ~
report Tint tho board expected othuu
5a Che this mretine because Any com
plctr ppnrt would necessarily takp iu
the year to january ist u id he tiu 9
between that date aud the mcctug wnS
too short to allow him to complete tic
caoit II the board thnthc wuild
be ready with one by tho 18th ~ the
month The board then instructed the
Gers to correspond with Nj Wusbtml
obtain his chargc inr auditing lhe
ircnsurers books. and then ndiuurnel
subject to tile ell oi the clerk
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year and examine It's accounts; he ~
rcquired Go make quarterly reports to
the governor from the monthly reports
oi the several state institutions ms filed
hy them THESE accounts from tho in
etiiuiions exhibit hy items every cent
ol money received los the several ircu-
surcrs. both from state and other
sources They ul-o show cuch item q
expenditure and the balance ut the
commencement and close ~ each caien-
dur month. ani also sworn abstracts
covering the receipts mud expenditures
ia gross.
Ilris also required 10 keep An account
with the several Judges oI the supreme,
eircuit nhd recorders courts OF the
state with ail state officers aud en-
ploycs; with tie shciiii- Of the sevcrnl
couniics; with The county agents hav-
ing ll,e care oi Juvenile offenders, etc.
II h his duty also Go state all accounts,
90 examine aud reject unauthorized bills
and Ia draw warrants upon the trea-
sury IN settlement 81 all lawful claims
against the state IL is hs duty 1"
prepare aud furnish all blanks aud ~.
cords made necessary by the tnx law
Tor usr ia the cuuntics, citios anftuwh-
ships ol the state, to prepare aud iurn-
ish an the blanks made necessary by the
accounting laws oi The state Tor the use
oi tho several state Institutions aud
boards. 1t is his duty also 10 receive.
examine aud record an the descriptions
and taxes thereon upon lands 10 the
state where the tHxes are not promptly
paid to the town or city treasurer; ~
kecpnn account with each description
so returned throughout all ihe period
ofpuyinr. advertising, selling purehas-
ing. rcdceming aud canceing, rciuudiug,
rejecting, pudvcrti~mg, etc. and Go
secure tor the state its portion Of the
tax, interest ndchargrs there on, aud To
turn over to the counties anil townships
their respective purtinns oi the samei
to execute deeds and deliver. to the them
purchaser d tl,c states interest in such
lauds as become subject TO decd
IL is his duty to receive and Tie bonds
Of registers in chancery To receive, APP
prove and Tile plnts Of towns, cities and
villages reports ui telegraph aud min
ing companies. lie reparcs and lilies
petitions IN chancrry for the nle of
lands delinquent for taxes and dcsignat-
cs papers to publish nN lists.
Some Of the results oI the ycnr's work
to date may be- stated as follow:
Total receipts to the state treasury,
.SLoTIo5i.3l.
Total expenditures, S3,906.717 - Of
which 81 ,00LGSlIG were paid for the
support 81 tie primary schools of the
stat. The total disbursements To-
date have required tho issuing aud sign
ing of 4 .93I warrants
Total number oI descriptions OF hand
returned l,slimntcdl, l72,oo0.
Total number oi deGds issued, l2,15H
Total number OF state institutions
aud boards, 2S
Total amount received by these insti-
tutions and boards, S2,3GI57T &c
Number 90 Judges Supreme court, ? :
circuit, recorder and superior courts
lII.
Total number Of officers and cnploycs
in the state SERVICE BIZ
Total number uf officers and cmployc-
connectel with tho several institutions
and boards, 2,9l3
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a ~ "olhaon olrl. !.

a ncw "Gilison girl" drawn hy the
famous society ntlist, e. y Gibson, rill
mnkc her debut n print ns the cover
design ior The February Ladics' Hume
Journnl The new "gifl' is the attist's
own liiiic dnuehicr. Who. az one yeoy
~ ngc, will bc shown ~ drpwg py hcr
clcvcr hihcr The Lecnd undrr tie
picture : Ny Valentine"