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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Gov. Jellxs to Address Editors

Gadsden, Ala, July 24.--The annual
meeting Of the Alabama Press Associa.
tion was called to order here this morn
Ing, and the visiting members were
welcomed by Mayor Smith and the
Rev. j. r. McMullen. Mr.. Max Ham.
burger, editor of the Mobile Herald,
responded, and was followed by Presi.
dent Charles II. Greer, Of the State
Association, who delivered his annual
address. There will be another session
in the afternoon, when Governor Jelks
and Senator Morgan will deliver adj
dresses. The rest of the day will be
given up TO recreation. The business
sessions will not begin until tomorrow
An interesting program for the con-
vention has been prepared and will In.
clude a discussion Of the subject of
foreign advertising. 1t is expected
that after the adjournment Of the con.
vention tomorrow many Of the mem.
beTs will go to Atlantic Beach. Fla,
where they will remain one week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Bonham-Holmes Wedding.

be wedding of Miss Claire Holmes
Mr.. Raphael p. Bonham was sol
pied at the home of the brides
|sr w. H. Holmes, on Chemeketa
at 1880 today in the presence
Pc families and the immediate
fds. Rev. Barr G. Lee performed
|.sremony.
Pc young couple left on the after
f train for Portland, where they
reside.
Pc wedding was a very quiet affair,
Pc to the death of the groom's faith
the late B. F. Bonham.
Pth ara we'll known. The bride is
Of Salem's fairest girls and very
blar.
!. BOnham is in the employ Of the
Fnment at Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Long Branch Horse Show.

Long Branch, N. j., July s5.-The
eleventh annual open air horse show
Of the Monmouth County Horse Show
Association will open this afternoon on
the horse show grounds aud everything
indicates that II will be one of the
most brilliant events of that kind ever
held here. Many important improve
ments have been made on the show
grounds and an unusually large mum.
bes Of handsome Isizes will be awarded
The number Of entries In the numerous
classes Is large, beyond all expecta.
tions, and some of the finest horses
owned In this part Of the country will
be shown. Fifty-six classes have been
provided for. The show. will continue
eys-y afternoon until Saturday aud
will close with an evening show on
that day aea ss.sfss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
wan Give tlae rarmsrs poin.xs.

Fitchburg, Mass, July 25.-Under
the auspices Of the state board of ag.
rieulture, meeting of farmers Is be.
Ing held today at Whalom Park, near
Fitehburg. for the purpose Of lnstuct.
ing the farmers by demonstrations and
experiments under the supervision OF
competent agrieulturists and lecturers
The meeing began this morning and
will continue all day. with practical
demonstrations In the forenoon aud
afternoon. Governor Bell, Of Vermont.
will deliver an address In the after.
noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Wants a Divorce.

Ava Pearl ssbin has begun divorce
piOeeedings' against L. E. sabin in
department No. Of the circuit court.
The parties were married in Albany
July 20, 1901. The plaintiff alleges 1t
became necessary for her to leave home
septembar l2. 1905. The child bora to
the union has been adopted by o. sabin
and wife, Of Vancouver, Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25

Mrs. Conrad Dillman and son, Con
rad, left today for several weeks va
cation at Newport.
Mrs. j. M. Kyle and children were
among the Newport.bound passengers
on the morning train.
Rev. Gibney, of Portland, was a
guest of Rev.. A. Moore, of this city,
returning home today.
Mrs. E. limerick, who has been visit
ing in Portland for the past month, re-
turned home yesterday.
Postmaster Squire Farrar returned
yesteday afternoon from seveal days
ecreation at Seal Rocks.
DR.. Bert Olinger, who has been Wis
iting relatives here, left this mosning
for his home in The Dalles.
Louis Josse and R. l.. West left this
mo.ning for several days recreation in
the mountains south of Newport.
Miss Bessie Thompson, of Fossil, ar
rived today for a visit to the family of
E. C. Derrick, on the river road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion d. Looney, Of
Jefferson, are in the city visiting re'a
tives and friends for few days.
Mrs. E. b. Thompson returned to her
home at Jefferson yesterday, after
shost visit with her children hee.
H. w. >R-ooks, travelling representa-
tive of the Portland Journal, is in Sa'
lem, returning from a trsp south.
Rev. Father Levesque, of Books,
returned home yesterday afternoon. af'
ter brief business visit in this city.
Mrs. Marie Raymond -Mattson, who
has been in Washington for the past
six months, returned to Salem yester-
day,
Mrs. Z. A. Pierce, of Portland, is
spending few days with her sister
Mrs. F. E. Slater, on her way to New
port.
Ms. Robert Eakin, wife of Supreme
,Judge.eleet Eakin, was among the
Portland-bound passengers on the
morning local. 5t'i'
Ia. Geier and wife went to New
Era yesterday afternoon TO attend the
of the spiritualists, who
ara In session there sf
G.. c. williams, who is interested In
the raising of alfalfa in Jackson coun'
~ and who has been transacting busi' p
ness here. went to Portland yesterday
afternoon. 80,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Cherry and baby
who have been visiting friends mere
returned today to their home at E1'
gene. Mr.. Cherry was formerly an EN-
ploye Of the S. p. Co. here
. Ralph Schwartz returned last even
ing from an outing trip in the noun
tains. His return was hurried on ae'
count of the critical condition OF D"
bsOther, Ivan, who is sick at the ca
lem hospital.
@. w. DsBOrd, is in Marion and f0'A
counties. engaged in employing men 20
work on the HilisbOro-Nehalen raF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
suae Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching; this form, as wen as
Blind, Bleeding or Pvotruding Piies
are cured by D. BOsankO's Pile Rem
sdy. Stops itching and bleeding. Alb
sOrbs tumors soc a Jar at druggists.
or sent by mail. Treatise FREE Write
me about your esss. DR.. Bosanko.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Earl Gray Goes FISHING.

st. Johns N. +, July s5.--Earl
Grey. governor general Of Canada, ae.
eomPanied by small party, arrived
here today to 20 salmon fishing fos
about ten days Elaborate preparations
have been made for the entertainment
OF the governor general, this being the
first tins that a governor general Of
Canada ever visited New Foundland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Indigestion.

III its companions, heart burn, fiat
|es' tOrpidity Of the liver, consti.
pa palpitation 'of the heart, poor
F. headache and other nervous
p'0ns, sallow skin, foul tongue. Of
I'VE breath and a legion of other
eats. IS at once the, most wide
sc and destructive malady among
american people. The Herbine
,Aent will cure all these troubles.
'''ae' For sale by d. ]. Fry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Cheerfully Recommended for Rheuma.
tiam

o. G. Higbee, Danville, H., writes,
Dec. 9, 1901: ,"About two years ago
I was laid up for four months, with
rheumatism. I tried Ballard's Snow
Liniment; one bottle cured me. I can
cheerfully recommend it to all suffer.
ing from like affection. Csc, SOC and
81. For sale by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Charged with Burglary.

The two boys who entered the home
of William Hilleary, near Turner, last
Sunday afternoon, and carried away a
Winchester rife, pair of shoes and
some othet articles, were arrested in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
When You Want Harness.

Call on F. E. shafe., at his new
store, 1877 Commercial street, near
Ferry. The finest stock of harness in
Salem. 'ra t-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25

be following real estate transfers
/ been fled with the county record.
Fee West, ct al, to Anna E.
gest, 100 acres, 9 8, 3 W,
|. Albert to Alice Buren, land
block "A, in City of Salem 1000
, Kirk to A. l.. Johnson, land
Marion county ........... 200
Whitman to N. A. O'Leary,
It's 2 and 3, block l, City of
|OOdburn, W. d. ........... 125
|y NJ. Seely to o. e. Thomp-
ln, lot s, block Z, add "C,'
Ply of Woodburn .......... las
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
Street improvements.

['ie are some noticeable skeet Inn
'Aents in Yew Park, for several
0f cement sidewalks are being
L'V"h In that locality. From the
'aK store one block south and
IL block east the work of laying
~ has already been finished, and
p'0'enent is appreciated by ev.
SASTC ~ * -.
. >lm kias sss I!s:s lls.y. Bought
GpNzszsx
#3g 80 - ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-25
lEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Marion County Land That Is
Changing Ownership - Prices
That Obtained bog
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24

eosd them for relics- fhe weights tAsl
nm them were melted into bullstn. aAA
u may be. IL such things are. that soms
enc whose life they ended haunts ths
ed oak case could see that Albert
eeit deeply about something"
he wont.rsi what Albert would
have 10 tell him when year should
bring him around again.
Mis- overfield liked TO look out OF the
pantry window. She would stand be
fore the window for hours looking up
the hill
When she was suddenly spoken to
she would say: 1t looks pleasant up
there IL any place could appear SO to
me l sometimes wish that Annie
would come back again But
wouldn't speak TO her. There are DO
uncovenanted mercies In my creed of
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24

were to nnd IT out heaven pity you
both"
Il could never live without you, IA
ther. My heart would ever return to
you l love you as my life. but love
Malone. We would be true to you. ]
shall always be Annie"
-Oh. Annie, has II gone that far? I
am sorry for you. Hut I will always
he true to you Annie-alvays. what
ever may come. because you are An
ME-"
Malone came into ths shadow Of the
trees. q noble booking sailor. full Of
lusty life. His coming frightened q
robin from her nest, and be moved
away from the home boush Of the
quivering mother bird II was = little
thing. but IL touched Annie's hsart.
The ttme Of deciaion came. He weut
away. and one day the question was
asked:
what has become of AnnIer'
There was q sudden alarm. then .
terror OF suspense In the simple home.
They s~arched for her. They found
that she had gone With the sailor. She
had been seen On Q ship at Castle VIII
liam with him.
Her father sata. Il knsw n woald
be 60" and addsd. my olA heart has
bost Interest In The ninety and nine"
When Nis' Overaeld read the whose
history her hsart turned into stoos.
aad ~ said:
Even thouGA II b. Annis. heaFt Of
NJ hsart. Me e NJ lAfs. - - oaes
Was. viii ssvss forgive Ass-asvssr'
"PshaW. WeOan! sn11 YaFDsf Over
AsA. II would I vsald libs - have
hes back now. A father fosHivss Q
glSi. Whatsves - nay d. ~ tn
mother . boy. Yeu v0slA forgive sas
son Albert II b vers 10 Many . gyp-
~ girl"
"Yes. but I Vim ever forgive ~.
Let ua never mentioa hsT aaDs."
such vas TIE c0AitSsa a ths family
when the Old eBoek cleaner returned
from the war.
He heard the story an said:
II can hasSily Trust ny ears. Annie
vas such . good gifi! Hut the heart
must wed In own ! pity her. She will
come back again. for Annie 10 Annie"
Then he turned 10 the clock and said;
"Now I'm going to examine II again
and see what can do. ! will try to ses
u going till Annie comes back"
II shall never take any Interest In
such things any more" said Mis- Over
Geld. 1T is NIL the naDe 10 ms whethes
the clock goes q Stands still o. wheth'
e. life soes OF stands sim. for that mat
ter. I loved Annie. and that 10 what
makes II 10 hard. She used tn watch
over me when ! WAS sick. oh. 10 faith.
fully. but ] shall never feel the touch
of her hand again. Annie's hand.
would weep, but ! have no tears 70
shed. Life is all . blank since this
came upon me. The burying lot. ~ II
looks to me. Ii the pleasante~t place on
earth. ] look out Of the pantry win
dow sometimes and say. Annie. come
hack Then I shut my heart Oh. that
this should come to me-
Ehe seemed listening.
How I used to wait for Annie even
ingS-couference meeting and candle
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24

DO THEY MISS ME At HoNE-po THEY
MISS NET
you through the circles made for the
planets You can never know how I
felt here. Ny heart ached TO know II
any one today would think OF me. and
when you talked OF me my heart made
the old case trembIe.-
Annie. come here said Farmer
overfield.
"But was not invited. father. did
not intend to make myself known to
any ole but Albert I have been here
before in the disguise Of soldier
why did you come In that way. An
nieg- said Farmer Overhefd
MY heart had 10 come. This 10 my
home. You will forgive me. motherr
~Yer: We will forgive zoo. Annie
said her father. why. We couBda't
have had any true Thanksgiving with
out you
~And. mother. you win forgive himY~
is he good TO you. AnnieY-
Good, Never was . true hart bet
ter to any woman on EARTH
Then viii forgive him. Annie
Vow. husband yeu say grace for US all
-foe the whose family-and vixen An
ME comes again she nay bFi1g hiD
with her
The old nan lifted his haD<3e:
Father Of all. loving all. forxfvine
slI. for al the family. fer tie ooe aDa
the ninety and nine-for an we ynaD
thy naEA- --
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24

q IIs FACE wKnE vIaunns OF TIE SUE
AND MOOu.
life. One must harden ones heart
against disobetiience and stand up
with the pillars Of the universe ss
psacos Digs used to say. But it II
sometimes hard TO be hard. Heaven
forgive me-
Thanksgiving day came. She watch
ed her folks as the families came rid
Ing down the hill. she seemed 10 he nj
work In view OF the pantry window.
but she was watching. watching.
She turned into the keeping room TO
receive one by one the folks as they
came. hat she went back again.
Near II O'Clock she said to Little Lid
dy. Have they all come. Liddyf'
No. mum: not ALL"
/. Who is there to Gomez"
"Annie. mum"
she's dead-dead here. I sometimes
wish slse would come, Liddy. But
wouldn't speak to her II she were TO
come-that common sailors wife! !
wouldn't. would you. LlddyT'
Yes. num-"
You wouldi Tell me why now"
because she Is Annie. You would
too"
Mis- Overfed gave n great sob and
threw her apron over her head and
said In q muf'led voice:
What made you say that, Liddyr'
There may come a day when Annie
cannot come back. The earth binds
fast-the grave does. Think what you
might have tn reflect upon"
Il. Ilddy-Ir'
Yes. And there are more folks In
some Old houses than one can see al
ways They come back. THERE'S been
dead soldier here already. ! saw
him. And last night ! heard the latch
Of the hack door lift up three times"
%. Ltiiy, Nothing can ever harm
Us IL we do Just right. II was Annie
that went wrong. not I. what do you
suppose made the latch lift upf Lid
dy. 200 60 straight to your duties and
never answer your mistress back
again. not on Thanksgiving day nor on
any stAer day"
The ruoms nlIed Brothers and Sis
tiers, D<pbews and nieces. came. and
some - the guests offered to help the
womeo folks about the house.
IL hand Of the brass clock vas
movtng around toward II A sav0y
oios nIled the rom. Little Liidy Tit
ted - and fro, handling bot diEbes
briskly - ~ lot to get -scs1ied.-
Tbess was . Jingle in the new brass
clock- TAea u sfr,Dck. and The farmer
raisea lis hand, and everybody stood
Still
Twelve.
~ysw. n yes viii an be seated at the
tables.- said Farn1R Ovesneh, Il win
suppetcate Q bsessinG"
He al Prayer has q hong journey
aroun1 - werid On Thanksgiving day
lie asuve>s NJ last At all who have
gone aseray. bot that are stin part Of
the vin5lsee creAfSon--Ais mind wavered
ber-Rase 'em an repen&ance and
make - eaM1tabse- he said in lower
voice.
ThsEe W9s a sound in the corner cf
ne uumn Tbe cBcck case quivered
Farmer O. ~e-6eh became nervous N
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24


light meeting nights and singing school
eveainas. How my heart used to beat
hard when sle lifted the latch Of the
porch door in the pisht. was happy
then She came home like an angel
then I wonder II Annie's hand viii
ever again lift the latch in the night
rFouhje besnes tie heart hoDs and
re.ds rs bsek - 00a But Z wvuedB'V
speak to her-Iud. NJ. no, nor
The tenderness went cut Of h>f face.
and q strange. foreign light came into
her blue eray eyes- Farmer Ovefneid
came -
rhinkln<. said be-
Il was thinking Of how Annie used
TO lift the latch evenings. I wish n
could be 30 again But IL can't
why ~? There can - no trwe
Thnkssivlng n aay hsOe6sei where
it h forbidIen to any to Eft the latch :
n w.s . eAaAgiag day. kaR sprinG
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24
me De- eave 3 quIek. .h..p 80.

The dog gave . quick. sharp hask-
Mis- Over6ead stood trembllnG.
Heaven forgive me-' she said NY
heart and Annie's are the same We
should be good to our own"
She shook. If ! only knew that An
ME was alive ! would forgive her ev-
erythiug. I would take her home 10
my bosom, her sailor husband and ALL
l never would have one hour OF peace
II she were to die. l never knew my
heart before. Her cradle was here.
and here should be her last rest. An
ME was a good girl, and l am blind
and hard Annie. Annie, Oh. I would
not have anything befall Annie. Al
bert, where is the key Of the cloekT'
The boy gave his mother the key
Here. mother, and II Is a jolly time
we'll have"
Albert, how can you smile at time
like this? Didn't you hear what she
suggestedf Don't you sense it? You
20 with me. now. slowly. for 1 am all
nerves. and my heart is weak"
THAT will. mother"
He gave her his arm and looked back
with smiling eyes on the terrified
guests.
.Dast that boy, be knows cried
Liddy In almost profane excitement
BE quiet. Liddy." said the farmer.
"Ali be quiet now. We cannot tell
what In before us. BE still. IL seems
as though can hear the steps Of Prov
idence. Something awaits u.s. ! can
feel 1t In my bones"
The guests arose. and all stood silent.
Mis- Overhead stopped before the
clock door.
"Annie's hand used TO wind the
clock" she said. "Oh, what would
give to hear her wind the clock once
more, l would he willing to lie down
and give up all to know that she was
alive. Liddy's words do so chill me-"
She knocked on the clock door.
.Alother.'
The guests stood with intent facss-
The clock shook again. The old wo-
man moved back
That was Annie's voice. Husband.
you 20 and see. II that is not Annie.
then my heart 10 dead forever. and
hos,e there may be NO hereafter for
me-"
Farmer Ov~rAssd took the keys and
slowly opened the clock door.
The quests stood with motionlees
eyes. The opening door revealed at
orut q dress, then q hand. The old wo-
man threw up her arms.
.sThat's Annie's hand. There II no
ring on u. Annie was too pooe to have
Q wedding ring. Open II slowly. hos
band. II she 10 not living am dead"
The door wes moved slowly by .
trembling hand A form appeared.
THAT'S Annie" said the old woman.
A face The lips parted.
Father, may ! come out and sit be-
| side YOU In the chair ut the tabler'
The dog whirled around with delight
-Annie, my own Annie. life Of my
! life, heart OF my heart. Annie. how
came you hereT' exclaimed the farmer.
II wished TO see you. father, and all
| Of my kin on this day and mother
poor mother
Don't say that. I'm not worthy that
you should say that. but my hard heart
h 0Dne." faltered Mis- Overneld.
81 got Albert to prepare the clock
cnse SO I could stand here and move
the planets around 10 that I could see
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24
.HE house was colonial and stood

he house WAS colonial and stood
high on the windy hill have
ridden past it at night when
the dark savins lifted their
eonical foDms on the hillside by the de-
crepit orchards and the clouds scudded
over the moon II had two chimneys
that seemed to stand against the sky.
and saw II once at night when one of
those chimneys was on IRE. Wiich
caused my simple heart TO beat fast IL
those uneventful days. ! had heard my
grandfather say that the mInutemen
stopped there on their march from
Worcester to Bunker Hill and were
fed with bread from out Of the great
brick oven.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
The Usual Way bu, No. Fair Deal.

Last night several OF the men work
ing for the Santa Ec after filling m
with a little hug juice" proceeded
to settle their differences with bare
knucklcs. aud this morning several
paid Judge Clark visit and made
things righ, with the peace and dig
nifty OF the people. Whisky OF the
fighting breed should be left alone,
especially ON pay day.-La Junia
Democrat.
4, dom, seem fair to fine Il man for
being liberal patron OF an insii;u-
ton which the city endorses as inn
portan, for the community and rs
helping to pay the taxes. II nobody
drank to excess the saloons would
not be able to pay their license. These
railroad boys were helping to suppor,
4 priced municipal annex. but did not
get any crcdi, for their liberal efforts
to reduce the taxation of wcll-to-do
citizens who don't drink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
BOX SPRINGS.

Mr.. Workers children, who have
been quite sick with measles. are all
better.
Mr.. Robinson is moving to Ar.
Hansbrough's place. He will also
work Mr.. Deans ranch.
Mrs cleveland is home again
from Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Clark and son George were IN
Rocky Ford recently.
Wheat and oats are up and grow
ing nicely.
Mr.. Hays was out from Illinois for
a few days but returned Monday.
Mr.. Edgar. president Of the Ord.
way school board. and Prof. Cash oi
the Ordway school. were out visiting
the school here and taking the school
census. They reported - scholars in
Box Springs; pretty good for new
country.
Mr.. Rhodes and Mr.. Hardin return
ed to Illinois Monday morning.
Before leaving for Illinois Mr.. Law.
son sold his claim TO Mr.. Harris OF
Ordway. who in turn sold to Lawyer
Green OF Pueblo. and the end is not
vet,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
THE ROCKY FORD FRENCH COACH.HORSE ASSOCIA ATION
Council Proceedings.

At recent meeting Of tho city council
the following business was transacted:
Application Of [. L. Eodeek for Billiard
and Pool hall was granted.
Application Of G.. N. Hooper for refresh
men, stand on corr 1f Q: Main and S rink
granted.
Building porrni. as granted TO Wolfe.
Mal.by & Swii, and ]. q. S. Goblin.
a brick crossing was ordered put in on
alley between msin and 9Th street. south
SIDE Of Chestnut.
Repor. Of G.. MeD. oSborno as Poll
Tax collector read. Total amount OF tax
collected. S525.5o.
A number OF bills for labor and other
current expenses were paid.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
FARMERS ATTENTION!

Tho lmportei French Pereherot ,E.al-
lion. baron" Nc. 45ee5. owned Sy the
Rocky Ford Pereheron Horse Association
will make tho present season at tho old
stand jus. across the street on the south
from the sugar bso. factory. Rocky Ford.
All farmers interested in raising coed
Draft horses will prof. from investisat-
ing this noted breeder. Terms Sis to
insure foal. G. W. Hallows. manager.
45tf J.H Maxey. keeper.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27

When making call on Walter
Bishop the other day we noted the
beauty OF his peach orchard and the
remarkable abundance of bloom. And
Mr.. Bishops orchard is only sample
OF the promising condition OF pcachc,
all over the Rocky Ford country.
Never before was there such an out
look for n most bountiful crop OF this
favoritc fruit. And the peaches OF
the Arkansas valley have a specially
fine flavor. not cquallcd elsewhere.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
injecting of the legal voters OF School Dis
trict No. !. M the County of Otcro. will be
held Mt the Liberty school building In said
district. on Monday. the 7,h day OF May, A. D..
1915. for clccting one director for term OF
five years as provided by law.
The ballot box will be opened at the hour
of 3p. m. and closed at the hour OF y. M. aud
ut the hour OF f:3o y. m. tho meeting Will or
gHnizc for the transaction of nny other busi-
ness pertaining to school interests that NAV
be brought before II.
G, +. EVANS. Secretary.
1919 School Dist. No. 4. Otero Co.. Colo.