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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
A Complete Success,

DR.. Pills-You say the operation
was successful, but the ptafent died.
What do you mean by that?
DR.. SquiIls-He lived long enough
to pay his bill. What more could you
ask2-N. Y. Journal,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
G w LEWIS,

Attornsy-at-Law and Notary PlblIs
Abstract Of Tisls Office. Tales q
property carefully sxaaiaed Sp sikl
tsRti sn given to saisaAadothsr nat
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
Bewar. OF Ointnsnss for Oatarrh thak
Contain Mercury,

Bswsw. OF ointnsnss for Oatarrh thak
Contain Mercury,
- mercury will surely destroy Ne
sense Of smell and completely defsa4s
the whele system when entering %
through the mucous surfaces. &u6h
articles should never be used sxeava
On prescriptions from reputable phyai-
clans, ~ che damage they viii do q
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. HslrE Oatarrh
Cure, manufactured by z. J. Oheaey
& Co., Toledo, o., contains no raere0-
~, and 10 taken Internally, acting di-
reetly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buying Hsu's
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen
uine, It 10 taken internally and n
made in Toledo, Ohio, by =, J. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
EWS Sold by Druggists, price 75s.
per bottle.
n ALPS FsnilvPilla srs tbs t~-t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
TEA AND COFFEE NOTES.

The worlds coffee crop is 500 900
tons. America drinks one-third of this.
Two thousand pounds worth of tea
came from Ceylon in 1878, and e 900 600
worth in 1900.
Coffee planting in Ceylon began N
1910, rose 20 $4,000 tons in 1878 and 4.
now dead.
Brazil had 100, 600 acres of coffee tress
In 1900. Now 1t has two and a half mil
Hon, producing 900, 100000 pounds a
year.
The Test Case.
Tramp-Wil yer give me ten cents,
boss, in de interests of science?
Gentleman-What viii you do with
it?
Tramp-A Teller jest told me dat
whisky wuz rank poison, an I want ter
find out if it's true.-N. Y. Journal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-23
DR.. Humphreys

Specifics cure by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder in
any other part of the syn tenn.
no. crHs
l-FcVeFs. Congestions, InhammatinnA az
2-WOrms. Worm Fever. Worm ooHc-.. .0a
S-Teething. Collie, Crying. w akefulness a
4-Diarrhea. OF Children or Adults...... .oR
7-Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis .. oa
q S-Neuralgia. Toothache Faceache -0S
e-Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo. .2a
IO-DVspepsiH, Indigestion, Weak stomach .25
11-suppressed or Painful PeriOds pa
I2-Whites. Toe Profuse PeriodaY 40
13-CrouP. Larynsitis, HeGs< :, q
l4-salt Rheum. Erysip,< ~
1S-RheamatIsm. RhepA<s
16-sIaiaria. Chms. FeSJi0 u s Il
1o-CstArrh. Influenza 90 49, u
SO-Whooping-Congh ...... ..-......-.-.es .2a
s1-kidnev Diseases .....s--->s>.ss<.s,s- ~
Ss-Neryons Debility. 4 .aa
e0-UrinarV Weakness. wuaaf -. -. "a
75-GriD, Hay Fever. ....,..-.......-.....-.. .0a
Dr.. Humphreys' Manual OF an Ossas~e. "A -.
Druggists or naled Free.
bed by druEEises. or cent 90 recespt Of puao>
HnmperSyS' Ned %. Cor. William 4 John -
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-12-21

81 don't t ink he Wi. ..... TO do
that" N'nrc, coldly.
No veil. we shall s.u. .rnilino
disa
"Mr~. It2r," said Verc. with an ef.
fort. loekis, her enemv-shc felt that
this Woin was her enemy. by = sire.
uncrring instinct-straiglt in the eyes.
you have implied a good many things
during the last ten minutes. MAY ask
you a plain question. and will you give
me 4 stra rhtforwurd answer?''
"Certainly.'
DO you wish me to understand that
You are engaged to Mr.. Lumley?"
Ii yon have no objection, said Mrs
Hope. triumphantly.
My objection, if | have one. has
nothing to do with the fact. | asked
You question and you promised to give
me straightforward answer.
Then. | do most decidedly wish Won
to understand that said Mrs. Hope.
promptly
In les, time than it takes to write it
i complete realization Of the awful
truth formed itself in We're Nugent's
brain.
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asked her if she had ever seen such for
get-me-nots in town before. Lumley
opened his eyes-and smiled. We're
shivered.
How good of you to be here" he said
in strange weak voice, voice very
unlike his own pleasant mellow accents
and then he lay looking at her as i.
the very sight of her was all sufficient
for his contentment.
We're bent down over the bed. '.Yor
are better, much better" She said. very
tenderly. She had not forgotten that he
was bound to another woman. but he
was so weak. so pitiably weak, that she
did not seem to think it worth while tc
remember anything else
''1es-l got smashed" Then after &
pause-"Can't you sit down?"
She put a chair by the bedside anC
sat down facing him. then by some in.
stlnct OF tenderness She laid her coo
firm hand upon his white wasted one as
1t lay outstretched upon the coverlet
Ills fingers closed willingly over hers
and he smiled again.
stay there" he said. 6rowsily. AnC
there We're stayed.
The painter sanl; into a sound slecr
ard hcrc was a prisoner, for he held
her hand tightly SO that she could not
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don't" he said quickly. ''there's no rea-
son why the doctor, and everyone else
for that matter, should not know"
"Ah! new nurse. | see.'' said the
doctor by way of comment and to spare
Neres bushes somewhat
The girl was not blushing-you must
be happy or ashamed to blush, and she
was neither: She was only utterly
wretched and looked it, Indeed the
doctor thought he had never seen a
sadder-loolling girl to be a mans happy
sweetheart
So few more days passed on. Lum-
icy with each one improving more and
more. growing stronger and less
troubled by the knock on the head
which had laid him low and with every
hour that We're spent in his company
becoming more and more happy and
contented with his life
And during all this time We're Nugent
nurses the knowledge that although he
had apparently forgotten the fact, he
was engaged to another woman. that
she was llelping to build his health up
to al end which she would not be able
to share, that when he talked. as he
did. so happily and glowinglv of the
f,-+,,,o sbo ,,.a,,1a 40 Ia ;.,, ~,
when it came. And as each day went
by she grew more sick at heart and
showed her trouble plainly in her sad
and wistiul eyes.
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.;nns e; CIV 70"
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And for v,.and tar cver-we are two"
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saving: I'm SO glad You've both
,omy, This is a terribly bad business,
IA afraid the dear old chaps in a very
BAD way
Jock" said Mrs. Jock. wistfully.
'dlG-did he mention We're when he
lncW you this afternoon?"
"Well-l did
"lcS: on, don't keep us in suspense"
he little woman cried. Don't YOU see
hat She is half mad with anxiety, and
too? VIVA! did he say"
"Wcu, of course they told me how
5cry serious it was" he answered.
'Blacllwood. in fact, was in the very
lct of writing a telegram to me.
went III and SPOKE to him. and | sup
pose the voice or somcthinmruused him,
ion" he knew me at once. Don't go
away he said feebly. I'm about done
for l said Nothing of the kind. old
chap. You've had bad knock over,
hut We'll have you about again in no
time. I'm going to send down for Ruth
To come up to help nurse YOU Yes.
do, he said: and And We're? asked,
thinking he might mean that. 4 don't
think she will, he said. shutting his
eyes again. Ipattcd his hand and said
You keep yourself quiet, old chap, and
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have relapse and ! shall be at the
Fish Pond before You receive this. /
am "otn~ 70 put al my things together
AMI ii fvii be the most kind if YOU win
jH7t 1t ln2 take my own line from now.
t2lln!s | shall goto Switzerland for the
snmmer-l have plenty Of money for
that-and in the autumn look out for
work Of some kind,
you've been awfully good to me,
dear Mrs. Jock. ana am most grateful.
Re rood 70 me still IN not trying to keep
loving WERE"
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happy for no real reason, for you do
like him. don't you. We're? Oh, my
dear. you don't know how dear and
kind and good he is-you'd never think
he was genius if there wasn't all his
lovely pictures hung on the line every
year 10 prove it, And he had never
asked anyone else before We're, for he
told me So
And he will never ask me aCin, y"
sobbed We're, in "a pitcous, strangled
voice.
Well. so he said said Mrs. Jock re-
flectivoly-'bnt then mon -ay a great
many things that they don't stick TO.
you know, dearle. And why not. dear
old George rs well as any other man,
eh? And you do really like him,
Nere?'
We're, however, had nothing definite
to say on this subject. but she cried "A
great deal and Mr.. Jock gathered, tAat
a!.@ wa ius. us haart-brpilcu for love Of
'Fenr lumloy nt"or@' iulnley was
hcasi-Nrot.al for Low. "a ben.
A3a hr had positively vowed that he
"oa'd never ask her to marry him
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CHAPTER Tx

CHAPTER Tx
Well cried Mrs. JOCK, Then she
went of to Lumley's roorS. Can
come I'M" she asked
"Gh, yes. the nurse replied.
Nurse, | want to speak to Mr. Lum-
ley alone" Mrs Jock said. viii you
leave us?'
''Certainly."
Lumley turned his eyes wonderingly
on the resolute little lady, who was Just
then looking more rcsolute than evec.
is anything the matter, Mrs Joke"
ne asked, but not in an alarmed tone at
al.
something may be very much the
matter she replied, gravely. Can
You think yet. George"
''Oh, yes, tolerably we'll"
We'll, then, do you think YOU ever
asked Mrs. Hope to marry you?"
He stared at her for a moment as il
the idea had not won any understand
ing from him. Il don't think quite
follow you," he said, in perpiexed
way.
'.No9 Then I'll make it clearer. You
are not engaged to Mrs. Hope?'
10 Mrs. Hope? GOOD Tod, no. / am
engaged to Miss Nugent," he answered,
promptly.
$50 Thoughts" dryly. ''Vere, howev-
err. apparently thinks otherwise
''Of course she does. How could she
under any circumstances contemplate
situation so ludicrous as my being en-
gagged to Mrs. Hope? It's absurd on
the very face of it,
Il know it is. but We're does think so.
And she has gone off to the Fish Ponds
to get out of the way of-of your billing
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CHAPTER r..


lock Airlic did not much care about
Mrs. Hope, although she Was by wa of
being an intimate Of his y les. Mad
somehow IL his solid presence. .lrs.
HOPE always felt more or less hopeless.
and as ii her stock in trattc Of looks
and coquetry were All decidedly imno-
tent
''Whv. oven Miss Nument has not been
allowed! t. look into the room vet" he
said bIuntlF, You know the poor old
chap has had the very nearest shave in The
whole worid-in fact.Wc can scarcely say
he's out Of the woods vet. Ruth is sim
plN worn ont and dead asleep at this
moment, and I'm met much better"
'l'nt surely could be of some use, :"
She pleaded.
We'll. candidly. | don't think yon
could lie said bluntly, and Of course
every extra one in the houe" 1na!;'S il
hNrdcr to keep going. But it's awIuslN
Eind Of you to have come: iii let him
know as soon as hr'S fill t3 hear Of c.,t-
Nilr interests. II. the by aIc yoa driv-
ing or shall ! call You 4 cab?"
"Oh, no; I'm driving, thanks" She
replied.
she was boiling over with passion as
shc crossed the hail and went down
me steps to her carnage.
ana poor we're. VINO mao cone slowly
and drearlly up To her room face to
Taco with a new and terrible trouble
even before the weight of the first aW-
lul one had lifted from her heart.
Could it really be true that he had gone
atlHlghtwav and engaged himself to
Mrs. licpe. OF all women III the world"
Il 50 ne must have gone 70 her and
asked her at once on arriving in Lon
don, at least during the course Of that
daN.
From ElackWO0d they had learned
that Nh. LumlcN had returned about
three o'clo"!S, having sent his luggage
mp to the studio III 4 cab three hours
earlier, that he had dressed and gon"
ont. telling Blacl<wood that he might
possibly not return till late at night.
II have to see q lady in Queens Gate
about sitting" he said, and il I'm
coming home to dinner III send YOU a
wiz, about half-past six
He had, however. been brought home
aIo,1t 81, o.clocl, i'm = cab Nv y nolice-
.nun and strange gentleman, who told
blacllwood Of the accident. and That
the only conscious words Inc had snolz
on wore -.ra]5e mo hone-not \ hos
pit1l-honc ana occor,linolv they had
don, so.
She remembered now so we'll Mrs.
locks comment ON bearinr Hlack-
woods story. .Ah. | wonder if he had
been to see Mrs. Hope. She lives in
Queens Gate. Won know"
Wen. it was evident that he had been
there. and from what Mrs Hone had
snid if was efn,alv evident that be had
rome there N anrcr and drsnair ana
had asked her to take possession of the
heart which he believed that she We're
had rcinctap Hut oh-no. no not the
heart; - the life. the name. the fate. if
Won ,slll. but the heart was hcrs-oll
hrIs even vet. Had he not asked for her
HI his frs, conscious moment, hod he
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ltpltll W hiioN ti'tit Sllt IL come IKE a
bird, and that seemed to satisfy him
So | wired off for you both at once.
Why. my dear girl" he broke off,
you're not vexed about it, SURELY for
We're had hidden her face and was weep-
ing bitterly.
Mono, not at all. You 20 away a
Bit She'll be all right. She's little
overWrought,' interposed Mrs. Jock,
hastily. shell be all right in five
minutes If she's not worried. I'll take
her upstairs presently"
We're was soon ao0thed into quiet
ness again. and then Mrs jock took
her MP to the pretty room which the
hou=eEccpcr had prepared next to Mrs.
locks own
And after this Lunlcv was desperate
r. i'll. For many days the doctors came
Hui went Two fresh nurses arrived.
ard MIS- lock was almost beside herself
with anxiety and fear. She and Jock
certainly nciE t. heir friend bravnv.
Ihot neycr left him-day and night
me brother of them was always with
In seeing that everything that could
hy q "a" for Ajln WAS done. And Eerr-
~r.. poor girl. She. wrctched and al
most dead with anxiety and want OF
sleep, spent the long and weary days
wan ring IN and ont OF the rooms with
En H2sonahie ana legitimate aaeHpa-
'r'8 e"c"l PING ms answers q not aHd
t"s'-f"ihH, "hl%h Ane III ~ ah1'IS
if01A morning ll4 hl&ht. she. toe. S"W
4 n"ad manv people who called e. ill.,
@"f' lor i.ia 2nH insisted upon SCENE
som" one to5 toilS Il servant Nhe -''
%ri''f"liY p"i IeVed !" be ms ana2i,'''-
SIS 3llN people -ltdt'N cspeHiiltE -We.!-
oeT'a otat ~" painter should have So
F"Nn# y ii,lN 70 tiat capacity
Nne daE came \ Nir, Hope. q hand
some "ldo"; ana i$la"NW'od. weary N
h'f importantly ior information, r"!d
II"F lAal MI anu MIS- -ElfIn llad hc@l
Nl&Nln% IN me mouse Tor several days.
anu .l;t perhaps %tfS. Alrlic would see
heh-
"''. u n 9 caAV' Sllu IN" iaaN WIN
TrfoMed interest n Wlll come II, irN.
.tlfIir III S''1e ~ come down 70 ~ nc.
~ Y" FeHI anxious ABOUT N.Y. i-umieN
Now it happened that ii i,iac3sW0od
had hateed and a loathia# Tor any
human being on earth that person was
Mrs Hope. He knew. nobody better
tnat Mrs. Hope had every intention ii
anch thing were possible Of becoming
mistress Of the lovely house il It,
John \ wood, and Ellckwood had q not
unreasonable desire that such IN event
should not come about lie had no OBJ
lection to his masters being mavried-
indeed ! think, on the whole, Black
wood preferred a married mast. u Il
single one, as that did away VIII the
necessity Of q housckcrper, 4 elias, Of
person for whom hr had no love but
the ldea OF ms master rs the husband
OF AirN Hope was 70 hlackWoo3 iiinta-
mount 70 the certainty OF hi, having To
look out for another billet. lie there
tore ushcrcd the Lady into the little
Noinlng-room where Miss -rE@rnt was
shting ana petooil hnnS>ti AWAY I" m
Stltllc INQUIRIES 81 the ahtAorticS
above.
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-25
Summons.
STATE OF COI.ORADO. l.,
CoUSTY oY DrEkD,

STATE 0p COLORADO. ,-
Is THE CousTY Coun.
MARY MOORE, Plaintiff.
ROBT n. MOORE, Defendant.
The People Of the State of Colorado To Rob-
ert n. Moore, the defendant above named,
GREETING:
You are hereby required TO appear ia mn
action brought against you BY the afDoye
named plaintiff In the County Court Of Ofero
county, state Of Colorado. aud answer the
complaint therein within thirty days after
Of Colorado or by puhiicutiou; or, u served
out of the state nf Colorado, within fifty days
after thu service hereof, exclusive Of the day
of service or said action may be regularly
ret for trial the sarne though such appear
nnce had been made aud is.ise had been
joined on such complaint.
Tbs said action u brought by pa.intin TO
rimoay now existing between plainfih and
defeedant, oh the ground that the defend-
ant bcinG In good bodily health has failed to
mahs rcasOnahle provision for the support
OF hts family for the space OF one year, -
will moro fully appear from complaint in
said action to which refcressce h here made
ard = copy os which T. hereto attschcd;
fail To appear. and tn answer the snid com.
plains - above required. the said plnintiR
Win apply to she court for the relief therein
Gives under my hand and the seal Of aid
court a La Junta, In satd county, this sth
MARION p. MILLER,
Bx-OeScio Cierk Of the County Court.
Ptrst publication Decemher =. 1871.
Last publication January q, 11Us.
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-25

Notice Of final Settlement.

VN THE NATTER OF THE RSTATE Of
John ". Towbc. ds,reA~1si. >oticc Is here.
by given. that ON Monday the :Osh day of
D~crmler A. d.. 1901, ir~iug one of the regular
days nf the Decemier term OF the county
court of Ofero county. ia the state of Colo
RADIO 1. Ellen NJ. To~n-, adm inistratrix Of
sssid estate, Hill appear before the judge Of
said court. present my final settlement as
the same aud will then apply 10 ie di.rharg-
I'd us such administrntrix- Al which time
and place rny person il interest may appear
and present objr-tiotIs TO the same II any
there he.
Dated n, La Juutn, Colorado, November
-. i%,i
ELLEN " TOWNE
Adm inistrntrix Of the estate of John II.
Towne. deceased.
First publication, November ~. 1901.
Last publication Ibcc~Inb~r -, 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-25
wotiee Of final se,tismen..

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Helen Mcneil dec~nsed. Notice is hereby
given. that on Monday the :th day Of
Drcember. A. D.. 1901, l,sinssone Of the rrgu-
lar day. Of the Dccember term Of the county
cssslrt IT Otero county, la the state Of Colo
rndo, 1. John ". Mcneil administrator Of
said estate. will npI,ear before the judge OF
said court, present my hnal settlement u.
the same. and will then apply to lse dis
charged ns such administrator A. which
time and place amy person in interest may
appear ard present objections to the same n
any there he.
Dated AT Ia Junta, Colorado. November
%, 1901
JOHN W. MNEII..
Administrator of the estate Of Helen Mcneil,
deceased
First publication, November 70, 1901.
Last publication necember -. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-25
Heaters That Heat.

The St. Clair Heating Stove is just
about the "squarest" heater ever de-
signed. II gives ont all the heat It IS
possible to secure from given
amount OF coal-more heat than any
other can get out OF it-and throws
the heat out into the room where you
want it. Several sizes, including the
size you want
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-25
The Family Dinner.

In our country Christmas is the
great family day You'll like your
dining room furniture to look its best
We offer you the most elegant pieces
at the lowest prices and can also fur
nish you with the fn,ss and probably
the only reliable polish to put the
old furniture in better condition.
Try us for either
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-25
some MORE LOCAL iTEMs.

Trade at the Palace drug store.
For monuments and tombstones
see John T. Russell.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
Buckley & Hart have a list OF
"bargains" in homes. Look at
them.
Stark * Co. have big line OF
new and secondhand stoves they
are selling cheap.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, "A; night phone. 1874.
For Rent Five-room house:
stable; two cisterns; bearing fruit
trees; frs, block in Home Place.
Inquire OF ]. X. Klein or q. A.
kilgore.
Lawrence Dougherty. who is
now a student OF Notre Dame Uni
versity, near South Bend, Ind ,
returned home Sunday morning to
spend the holidays.
For stoves, ranges, graniteware,
queensware, glassware, beds and
bedding, and in fact everything in
the housekeeping line. see n. II.
Clark, west Granada street.
Judge and Mrs. q. w. Parker,
OF Olney, were La unta visitors
last Saturday, the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. b. Pearce, and attend.
ing the McNeen wedding anniver.
sarv festivities in the evening.
The delinquent tax sale took
place last Saturday morning at the
Office OF the county reasurcr, last
ing one hour and five minutes
Every piece of land advertised wa:
sold. 400 tax sale certificates being
issued, and the total amount real
ized being about Sa. 500
Sherman's new lodging house or
Santa Fe avenue opened for busi
ness last Saturday. Ii contain.
fourteen rooms. elegantly furnish
ed, steam heat and all moderr
conveniences. and is probably th.
finest lodging house in the valley
/. F. Everett is in charge.
Corporal Benham, who was 10
Gated here for several month!
about a year ago in charge Of ;
United States recruiting Office
was in town Sunday for a few
hours on his way TO Trinidad
Captain Marshall, who was here
at the same time is now in the
Philippines. AA 4
G. A. kilgore returned last Sat.
urday from Denver, having been
successful in closing up the deal
transferring the ownership and
management OF the Otcro canal
from the First National Bank oi
Denver 10 the farmers living un-
der the ditch. A meeting Of the
Board Of Trade will be called u
once to consider several PROPOSE
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-25
several e.,.on. OF ch.,.e,.. wanted

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS Of CHAR
w acter and good rrpuf alton ia zach state
tone In this county required TO represent
aud advertise old established wealthy bnsi-
ness house Of solid financial standing. saiar,
$3.50 weekly with EXPENSE. additional. all
pay able in cash each "Wednesday direct from
head Offices. Hor~r and carriage Furnished
~ hrh necessary. References. Enlo-e self
nddr-~-,d stamped -n,-loJ,e, Dept. Mana
ger. r. Caxton Building. Chicago.
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-25
A...., s.s.,rs se.iee.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the share holders OF
the Otero Loan aud Buiisiing Association
will h. held at the office of Buckley Hart,
in la Iuuta, Colorado, on January q, i.s2.
at 30 D. m, for the purpose of clecting u
board OF trustees for the ensuing year, and
trsnAaeting such other business as may be
properly presented.
X. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
first publication Drceni,er -. 1891.
I.hsI publication January -. l.sg.