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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
X MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

| OoiAia uhuAe
Father Mianon OF Eureka Is in town.
Senator Hunter md Assemblyman
Henderson returned to Carson last
night.
Judge Brown has returned from hold.
ing court III Lincoln county. His looks
indicate that he lived well while away.
Mr.. backward and Mr.. Elliott came
i'll FROM Bullion Saturday. they re-
port every thing quiet in that section.
Father Burns OF Reno WAS stricken
with paralysis in Winnemucca Friday.
tie Ii now in the WIunemucca
sunitarium, where he il receiving the
best Of care.
We are informed On very good uuthor-
ity that the Western Pacific compan
has engaged ten rooms at Wells for the
the use OF a corps Of its surveyors This
looks good To us.
Robert lesson arrived yesterday
morning from San Francisco on a
short visit to his parente. He will
return to night. Robert looks rs il
time was dealing gently with him.
MIR. Critchley put our motor in run
ning order this forenoon and this issue
OF the paper WIS run oil with tho juice.
The motor Ii "A wee smnll thing. but ito
power III wonderful. II will save u good
deal Of hard, dirty work
Constable Wore arrested James H..
Allen Saturday night on tho chaI &c
4 complaint WAS made against Allen
today and he will nave his examin-
ton before the U. $. commissioner rs
soon as Marshal GrimmOn can get
here.
a Duluth lawyer looked out Of high
window to see what time 1t vas by Il
neighboring clock. grew dizzy aud fell
tive stories. He did not die ~ old age,
but the point that should impress itself
on everyone who rcnds this item is the
sense Of the jewelers. motto: ~Buy II
watch
This is lovely winter weather. The
writer Is WORKING Ill shirt sleeves this
afternoon without any iire in the
Office. Who would live back I'D the
east where people freeze to death i'll
winter and roast day and night III
the good old summer time? Come to-
Nevada and enjoy the glories 81 it's
climate.
Ed. Ilicks, a Shoshone Indian from
Elko county has returned To Reno from
Carson, where ho has been employed as
a carpenter i'll the construction Of the
Indian school. lie will leave in a few
iny Cor Walker river where 10 will
assist in the erection ~ q new building.
Mr.. llicks is Il mcnber Of the local
carpenters union and receives journey
mans wages.-Gazette.
Hugh McDade. a cattle buyer OF
Stockton, California, il i'll town. He
in intimately acquainted with the Wcs-
tern Pacific mon in Stockton and firmly
believes the rond will he built. In gei-
ting ont OF Stockton, the road will pass
through a number 81 fine orchards and
vineyards and the right OF way through
these will have to be obtained through
condemnation suits III the courts.
When these suite are out Of the WAY,
Mr.. McDadc believes tho company will
acquire the right ~ way through San
joaquin valley. The surveyed route
passes through II lnrgc feed burn on Mr..
McDadc's ranch. lie says ne will bank
on the road being built,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
~Japnnesc Actora.

a ;ow decades ago doctors were
held In universal contempt in Japan.
their status gradually improved. and
when Danjiuro died. a few months
ago. no less a parsonage than tho Mar.
1uIs Ito wrote the funeral address,.
Daniluro was also noted as a poet,
and for his beautiful ~pcnmanshIp. Not
only tho japanese. but some Europeans
and Americans. who heard him. on.
sidered him tho greatest actor Of his
time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.

George Russell, Jr. returned last
night.
Constable Voro and Dick Lowenberg
went to Cdrlin this afternoon.
Mr.. Griffin, father Of Mrs. Game, is
spending a few days in town.
Prof Game left Tor Reno yesterday.
He will return the last Of the week.
y gang OF carpenters, who have been
working at RyDdou, came down on No.
3. They will leave on No. . tonight.
Asscmblyman MsMahan has been
quite sick in Carson and not able to
attend To his duties. Latest accounts
cay hs il improving.
Fred Mason IL spending 1t few days
in town. From him we learn that the
report hat the Western Pacific las
engaged ton rooma mt Wells Tor u corps
Of TvcryO or IL true.
There was II good attendance at the
dance last night and the orchestra boys
maintained their populations us good
entertainers. Everything wen, emooib.
IL and ,hc dnpcc wns , succcss
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kncels 1t will DO on a carpet. Saturday
he knclt on a sharp nail. hcncc his uow
resolution. He is uround M usual 10.
duv and d,cs no, feel much worsc tor
the accident.
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P"'' y"
Of the Prcsby terrain church rrpair fund.
Read the al and make up yorr mind 10
be nj thc play.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Agonizing Burns

are instantly relieved, aud perfectly
healed, by BucIlen's .Arnica Salve.
{. Rivenbark, Jr., of Norfolk. Va,
writes: Il burnt my knee dreadfully;
that It blistered all over. BuckIen's
Arnica Salve stopped the pain, and
healed 1t without Ii scar" Also heals
all wounds aud sores. 25c at Elko Drug
Co, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
The Sunshine Of Snrinr

The saIve that cures without u scar is
DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc. Cute,
burns, boils, bruises and piles disappear
before the use Of this ealye us snow be.
fore the sunshine Of spring. Miss II. NJ.
Middleton, TEebes, Ill.,, says: Il wae
seriously afflicted with Il fever sore that
was very painful. DeWItt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured me i'll less than n
week Get the genuine. Sold by
Eiko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

affair, the assault OIL SIR. Morrow was
without provocatiop. Under the rules
Of the railroad company. he Ind no
authority to check the saddle and
because Of his refusal WIZ knocked
down.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24
Protection fer Liberty Bell.

To protect the libcr.y bell from
fire while ut the worlds fair. the
Pennsylvania commission has erected
t~rackways from the rotunda OF the
Pennsylvania building to the roadway
below, so that the bell may be taken
from tho building in short order.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

Miss Muricl Arthur. who married
MIR. Ian Finlay OF the Scots Grcys,
wore n Wedding dress, composed en-
tirely of priceless old Brussels lace.
which was worn by tho bridcgroom's
great grandmother ut her Own wed.
ding 100 years ago.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

-hIb. ~ h' i'hhib ''''lIcl lTOUl utT
eastern trip "n No. 3 this afternoon.
The Hospital Service will be con.
Quoted tomorrow at 2:30 by the Christian
Euieavor Society.
OK the POI students dropped from the
University OF California rolls as a result
~ I'll" mid winter examinations only
t"rt'-iiHe were Young women. Another
bi'S 10 vLuntci MASCULINE superiority.
some one hHs figured that the nor
mai human body has in il the iron
ne died Ia make seven large nails, the
Fat for fourteen pounds 81 candles. the
carbon for sixty-llve gross Of crayOns
and phosphorus enough Tor S2O,CO)
matches Ou' 81 it can be obtained,
beside. twenty %spoonfuls Of sHlt, fifty
la Els 81 sugar and forty two liters OF
water.
Ahout y o'clocIt last evening some
person h-okc IA window In tine rear OF
the EiH rest Lnrlnt and effected Hn
entrance. The pruprirtors were in
Chinatown at the time, but one OF
chem happened To return tu the rest.
nur!ri III u few momunts after the
irIIoy ,.ut,r,rd uuI n. ,,n, an, wi,L,u,
being sc,n. No,Lruy woa miss..l f,,m
the ~r-i.nrunr
Tnl. o,li,c il all ,nru nm ,,Juv or
ucrouui nf nutt,uy IN nm ci..,-, m,,,,
The coul oil rupuc TIM, Inns dor.
goDI service Tor over ten years Ina
lcru retired Tn, mu,nr win RIM ,h.
III. cylinder ures. and both iob pr.ssc.
al ia, 4,me time. thcr.hy dn,pr nwny
with , ro,d d.uI Of harI ar. NJ,
Critchlcy md -Short,- his assistant.
uro doing the wort Jh,y s,y ,yory-
thing will be IN running order bv
Monday nrpht.
sexes visited the fnndangn last niyh, and
and were well entertained by the red
skins. Some II the IaIic4 were so car.
rici away by what they saw IN Grant
PditcrsOn's house that they wanted 10
return late at night and take another
look tn sec il they had not missed some.
thing. Grant IL a full. bloodcd Indian
md lives in a nice little house with his
sluaw. oil the sanr ~ " hiic tIlKs. Mira.
Patterson il said tn he n model house.
keeper,
r,u,Io;u,s Lo. O.
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after the inspectors at Reno will exercise
"A strict watch on all shipmsnts. The
most mphatic complaint VIA received
Ia The result Of II shipment that WIS
received last week, the San Francisco
inspectors claiming TINT tho shippers
and inspectors at Reno had not been ~
careful ns usual.
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upIc,o,o,I ,L,n,a m..n1 l.-.a:I
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wise nowadays said the Young man.
"hnd th"y generally have a good reason
Tor marrying tho way they do. a girl
friend Of mrnc married IL doctor go she
could always he we'll Tor nothing, mud
maybe this girl married u bishop so che
could always bc good for n%othing."-
Exchange.
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he'd trom hohird Ihorn;,a o,,o"nm III,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-02-24

Schilling's Best, so far as i,
goes, means comfort and case
and economy.
Moneyback at your grocer's.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mrs. Jud Dakin returned from her
eastern trip nn M. 3 this afternoon.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
SKINNER ZONES.

The announcement Of the marriage OF
MIR. K. S. Skinner to Miss Roberta Jones
was a matter Of astonishment to the
citizens of Macon last Saturday morn
ing, The wedding. occurred at tie cosy
home Of H. II Brooks, r., and the Rev
A. ! Thames performed the ceremony.
After the wedding the happy couple
drove out to the home Of the groom in
Fox Trap. accompanied by the best
man, Mr. VIM Binion The family
there were astounded by the sudden
ness Of it all, but no couple ever re-
ceived gladder welcome home,
Miss Jones, that was, is lovely type
Of southern woman, stately, graceful
and beautiful, she is at the same time
highly cultured and a woman of un
usual strong character. Shelton Skin
ner is a young man that Noxubec is
proud Of He has gone out into the
business world and won place for him
self, his firm now recognizing him as
their best salesman He will leave as
soon as the quarantine allows with his
bride for his headquarters in Arkansa
where they will make their future home,
If we can't keep all our promising
young men at home, we are glad to
hear Of their prosperity elsewhere This
will be a double loss to us, but we are
glad the future is so bright with PROM
Use of great happiness for both.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
! ELECTED FIELD SECRETARY.
Rev Isaac ID Borders to Give up hi!
Work in This City.

Rey Hsaac D Borders, pastor Of ihe
Second Methodist church of CulamOus,
has been elected Fteli Secretary Of the
Sunday school work Of the SNle Of Mic
sissinpi and win assume the diries Of
his ntw ro,iiion on January the 1t uexi
the eleC ton occurred the past week
the Exrrnliyr Committee of the State
Sunday Ssho0. Association selecting Nh,
Borders from a number Of those whore
qualification ror the work " r4 cll.iG-
cred
This announcement that Mr. Border.
will spend large amount Of his time
away from Columbus will he received
with genuine regert here H. has been
a resident of this city for only few
months yet in that time he has endeared
him ELF to a large circle of friends who
appreciate his worth, n It only az a min
i-ter Of the Gospel hut as strong and
rorceful and nseful man. That bis fine
scholarly attainment his zeal and conse-
Grafton in behalf Of the elevation Of
mankind will prove potent factors in
developing The Sunday school work OF
the State there can be no question.
The State organization Is to be congrat
ulated in securing his services. .-Couu-
bus Dispatch
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
Pres. of Board of Trustees.
Resolutions Adopted by the
Noxu bee County Colored
Teachers Institute.

Whereas we the colored teachers in
County Institute assembled, have had a
most excellent and instructive session
under the directions Of the most efficient
instructor, Prof. S. = Walker; and
whereas he has manifested every interest
in having us master the rudimentary as
well as the special scientific principles Of
our profession; therefore be it
RESOLVED. That we tender to Prof
Walker our most hearty thanks and our
highest appreciation, assuring him that
we are claiming to take the suggestions
given US and put them in practice as far
as we are able
RESOLVED FURTHER, That we also
extend to Prof G +. Boyd our many
thanks for lis most timely and instruc-
tive lecture along the lines Of our proles-
sion
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we
furnish the city papers copies of these
resolutions for publication.
Respectfully submitted,
S + WILSON, Chairman.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
MARRIED..
CHAMBLISS-IONES.

a quiet home wedding took place
at the residence Of Mr. ] F. Jones
Thursday night, August 3lst, at nine
O'Clock Rev Father Hippel, of Column
bus, officiating, when Miss Nellie F. Jones
and Mr.. Heath Chamblss were made
man and wife. Only a few friends and
relatives were present. The marriage
was to have taken place several days
later but was FASTENED on account OF
the uncertainty of the quarantine regu-
lations, The couple left on the south
bound train for Union, Miss where
Mr.. Chambliss is cashier of bank, and
where the young couple will make their
future home
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
Tie Southern Cotton Growers
Association

Secretary viii II. Woods of the
Southern Cotton Association gives out
the following
"To Southern Cotton Planters and
Ginners:
."Thc Southern Cotton Association
has seen fit to place 3 cent tax on
every bale Of cotton TO lie Ct med this
fall, and every farmer and ginner is
asked to cooperate with us in the col
lection of this tax
The association believes that every
honest and appreciative farmer in the
South will accede to this request and
furnish on the war of just and equa-
bio price for cotton. 1t cost money to
run and maintain this huge association
and this is one Of the sources from
which we propose to derive the sinews,
Every ginner is hereby requested to
put to our credit, and to remis monthly
the amount OF these collections, less the
cost of sending. The farmer should be
given receipt for his money, and same
credited on the ginner's book and
charged to the ginner until the same
is sent to the association headquarters
in Jackson from which will bcEsent
upon receipt Of remittance list Of
those who have responded This list
should be published in the local pa
pers, to show who arc making the fight
for home and upbuilling Of our great
Southland. We do not want any lsca-
riots in our ranks-let all such keep out.
This is a righteous fight and we do not
need traitors or knockers.
SOME THINGS WE HAVE DONE.
Raised the price Of cotton in the
face of million and three-quarter sur
plus rom 6 cents to 10 centsand more;
unearthod the rotten condition in the
Agricultural Department of our Gov
crnlllcnl, WHICH udS CpAt VIC DOulii mn
lions, and by virture Of its organization
is today recognized by the gambling,
speculative and spinner world as con
trolling power in the cotton market
This recognition on the part Of our
opponents in the very first year Of our
existence is suggestive Of our power and
should be a stimulus to support and
strengthen our association,
"We represent a righteous cause and
will win if we have the support Of The
men in the field,
Respectfully,
"WALTER CLARK, President.
"WILL II Woop, NJ d., Secrettry.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
Local and Personal.

Mr. Frank Dantzler and family now
occupy Mr. Rives cottage
Capt. W II Holman has taken
Snowden cottage on Phelps Avenue
Mr.. Frank Thompson's residence is
now occupied by Mr. c, II Cain and
family.
G II Cain, living on Phelps Avenue,
has been confined to his bed this week
with an attack OF malaria,
Deputy Sheriff Vernon Clark has been
spending several DAYS with Mr.. Lewis
Anderson at Shnqualak
Mrs. Hosea Floore. Lying near Ghol
SOD, had the misfortune this week to
loso her four-year- old son.
Sheriff Dantzler and wife have been in
ChftonylIe for the past two weeks vis~
itiug friends and relatives
Mrs f, NJ. Chapman and children of
Columbus are visiting DR.. and Mrs,
II A. Minor,
Miss Margaret Collins Tor st. Louis,
will have charge the coming season of
of the millinery department Of the Ma
con Mercantile Co.
Mr. f II Brown j, expected t. re Urn
l,,,l,,, rr,,, FLi,uyo ,.,horn cha hne
been student IN the University for the
ppst year.
Mr. Walter Eichelberger of south
wet N0xnbee county was in town Thurs
day and reports the crop prospects in
his section as very, very poor. both cot
ton and corn,
Mr. Dave Rosenzweig Of Nashville
brother Fof Messls Phil and Lipmon
Rosenzweg has become resident of
Macon, and will be with the firm of
Rolenzwelg Bros this fall and winter,
Miss Fannie Ware who has been Wis
iting Mrs J b Flkin, was called to Tu
pelo yesterday by the news OF the &C.
iious illness Of her father.
Mr. Clems Kirk has severed his con
necton with the Macon Mercantile Co.,
and accepted work at Shuqualak, his
old home.
Mr.. H, c. McCorquodale who has
been with the Macon Mercantile Co.,
has moved with his family to jackson,
Louisiana.
Mrs, + B Boyd and Mrs, w +
Scale returned Thursday night from
two weeks visit to M. G, W. Boyd in
Lowndes county, They also visited the
camp meeting grounds in Pickens conn
ty. Ala
Mr.. N. H. Harrison returned yester
day from Bristol, Va. He started
home week or more ago but on ac-
coInt of the quarantine regulations
at Corinth could not transfer, and he
returned to Virginia, coming home by
way of st Louis,
Mr. John c. Lipscomb left Tuesday
for Macon where he has accepted po
sition with the Patty Dry Goods Co
Br'er John is a most efficient hand
wherever you put him. energetic and
pleasant, companionable fellow, and we
believe his employers will find that
they have secured the right man. His
many friends here wish him a pleasant
and profitable sojourn in his new field
of labor --Scooba Herald
The Walter Barker Chapter, U d
c., will meet at Mrs l.. F. Ho.berg,
Wednesday, Sept 9Th, at 4 80 p IN.
All members are requested to be present
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02

Minor, son of Hon. A. T, Dent,
had the misfortune this week to
cut his foot very severely with
an AK.
Mr.. ] A. Tyson and Mr.. Henry
Stewart, both of whom have
been living too high this summer
and are threatened with the
go ut, left yesterday for Lauder
dale Springs when they are in
hopes of recuperating.
Messrs Dayton and Leon Dent,
now living near Mcleod, will
become citizens of Macon this
week. The latter will occupy
the Buck cottage north of the
public school building and the
former Mrs, Griggs' residence,
formerly occupied by Mr. Grag-
non,
Macon has stopped Railroad
travel during the prevalence Of
yellow fever. An Ordinance
adopted at a meeting of tho
Board of Aldermen on last night
prohibits any one from leaving
train from either direction, except
citizens Of Macon who arc now
away from here, and these are
given until Sept. 18th to get
within bound The purpose Of
the Board was to absolutely pro
hibit Railroad travel.
Rev. |. D. Borders, who pur-
Ichased the Price home out on the
highlands is improving the place
and when finished it will be one
Of the prettiect snrburban homes
in Columbus. After the first of
December Mr.. Borders will move
his family out and occupy this
place Columbus Commercial.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02

1t takes money 10 do things these day
ne. G., it takes about $4,000 to get out
these circulars 10 about 5000 ginners
in Mississippi The cost OF speakers,
organizers and railroad transportation,
Office force, advertisement, which we
have purged Of its rottenncss, has ap-
propriated for its expense thousands of
dollars We must rely upon the pa
triotism and liberality of our member
ship and friends for our necessary ex-
penses.
Thanking you in advance for your
cooperation, ! am very respectfully
"WILL II. WOODS,fM, d..
'Secty Miss. Div Sou Cotton Assn"
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02

Miss. Augusta Klaus returned
this week from Lookout Noun.
tain, where she has been spen-
dsng the summer.
Mr.. Wallace Cooper and sister,
Miss Jeanne, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Sam Cunning
ham in Brooksville, were in the
city last Monday.
Mr.. Wallace Calmas, who has
been with w. B. Patty for the
past year, has returned to
Brooksville, and /, now with
w. ID. DotheroW
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
A Card.

Robert Abrams an expert horse shoer
will be found at my shop to attend
to that line Of the business, be has
had wide experience as shoeing on
track, If you need good work You can
certainly get the best to be had at any
time when you are pleased to call and
give him trial which will bring You
back again. Quick service guaranteed.
W. ] MATLARp
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
Killed by Lightning

The home Of Mr. Jack Cotton, five
miles west of Shuqualak, was struck by
lightning last Friday evening during
the storm that was general over a large
section of east Mississippi, and his
thirteen~year-old daughter was instant
ly killed. His wife and several chill
dren were badly shocked but they have
all recovered,
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02

Mr.. Kincannon has sent out
letters to his teachers advising
them to be present on the Goth
for the beginning OF the Fall
term of the |. |, and c. He does
not think the quarantine restlic-
tions will prevent the s c h o |
opening at that date. The fever
has only made its appearance in
one or two counties in the State,
and with strict laws regarding
these counties, no trouble is an
pated.-Columbus CONNER
cial.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
TO MISSISSIPPI GINNERS:

would suggest that yoi include this
three cent tax in the pric, per bale gin
! ned this would make its collection much
easier. You can remit this Office month
ly your collections. The AssC citation
will have to rely largely upon the pa
triotism and integrity OF the ginners to
help us in our great work. No farmer
should object to this tax, when the fact
is considered that a known twenty mil.
lion dollar saving has already been ef-
fected to the cotton farmers through
the Southern Cotton Association.
The farmers friends, the merchant
and the banker, up to now have beer
largely responsible for the good work
done by our organization The time i:
at hand when we must look to the ielc
for support
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02

To the Citizens OF Macon, NJ i,sissipfi:--
am authorized BY the Mayor and Board
OF Aldermen TO see that all side walks II
the City other than within the Fire limits
are properly built up level and made passa'
BILE, in pursuance to my instructions from
the Mayor and Board of Aldermen | vii
visit all the side walks in the City, and un
less the same are in proper condition vii
be forced to report same 10 the Board, fol
the Board to lako such action as provided
by the ordinances of the City.
j. r. SARGENT,
This 3rd day of August 1909 Marshal
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02

70 my friends and acquaintance;
am now'manager Of the Mississippi
Cotton Oil Co, interest in Macon an
will buy seed at the depot, giving at all
times the highest market price. Nj l.
W Smith Jr,. will have charge of the
ginnery. The patronage Of the pablo
is solicited w. V. STEWART.
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
10 OUR PATRONS:

Monday Sept. 4th., being
Labor Day, we will not be oper
for business on that day.
All paper maturing on that
day is payable the first business
day preceding, which will be
Saturday, Sept, 2nd.
BANK OF MACON
{, Il. DORROH, Cashier,
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK.
L. V, YATES, Cashier,
Macon beacon., 1905-09-02
NOT ICE

The entire faculty of School
No | is hereby requested to meet
with the trustees at School honse
on Monday afternoon Sept. 4th
1905 at 4::30 o'clck. Matters OF
Importance to be considered
and each member Of the faculty
and board of truitees is expected
to be present.
A. T,,DENT,
Pres. of Board of Trustees.