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RACES CHANGED.

The bicycle races next week scheduled
regularly FOR Tuesday evening will De Civ
on wednesday evening instead IN order
10 properly celebrate tae glorious Fourth.
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wrMBLEDoNTENNIs POSTPONED

wimbledon June N-The matches tn
The lawn tennis championship games
slheduled Tor today had 20 be abandoned
owing 90 the heavy rainfall
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JULY FOURTH EXcUR-
SIONS,
VI, Denver & Rio Grande r r

oo. ynsle fare for the round trip
.Jry ,ra ana ith, good returning July
|ch Tars 10 ogden and return $40.
4 gr hN trains each way. Pharaoh s
|Gsr ang return 80 cents. Leave san
lake il; Ian
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GO TO EUREKA SUNDAY
VIA SALT LAKE ROUTE

Knights Of Columbus Institution %
New Council Fare 400 round trip.
Special train s.55 a. On. Special re-
tuuing Slj p. M.
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JULY FOURTH RATES
via
Oregon Short Line

Tickets on sale july 3rd and 4th good
for return 90 July Oh Rates based
on the reduction effective July Isl.
See agent Tor full particulars.
city Ticket Once. .ol Main ST.
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SPECIAL RoNp ELECTION.

Monday. July . has been set as the day
Tor q special election TO vote on the bond
Ing Of the city 10 purchase the electric
power plant On the Msnu canyon. All
ilNlng south OF Union street will vote al
the assembly hal and those north Of
Union street al the city hall.
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BASEBALL EXCUR-
SION TO EUREKA,
Sunday July !

Via salt Lake Route. s. % round trip
Eureka vs. ogden Special train
leaves Salt Lake ss5 a. m. Special
returning t:5 .. m.
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sUNDAYsCHooL REoRGANIzED.

The sale Of one bottle Of Mounts
ChoW-Chow sells another on IT'S whole
some merits, 80 says the grocery man.
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NORTH OGDEN.
GRAND PROGRAM FOR FOURTH.
June Wcddlngs-CrOp Outlook NcNcr
More Promising

SPECIAL Correspondence.
North Ogden. weber Co., June 3d.
Unts, thc exceptionally favorable
weather. with frequent and timely
rslns all kinds ~ crops have bcra
4 doing vel. The flst crop OF Alfalfa
was above the average, with promise ~
gooi sttord and Third crops The fruit
|U0D Promises n heavy yield, and the
BEET cIop was never better.
The canning factory Is undergoing
Tar,.ye Improvements preparatory 10
banding the tomato crop and the fruit
packing plant Is receiving consignment
If crates, boxes etc., ana expect 90 DO
Ia Seayy business ln tht fruit line.
THE FOURTH
Committees have been appointed ard
.are iuoustr.ous.y laboring 20 provide a
celebration % The glorious Fourth in q
.siyle equal at least 10 any heretofore
he.l On this place. The forenoon will
Dr. ic.o,el 20 the usual patriotic eXer-
cisss in the meetughouse. Games
.sI1r's and general aUustments in the
.park viii occupy the afternoon, closing
with dance 200 The evening
JUNE WEDDINGS.
There have been an unusual numls-
OF weddings iu North ogden dur.
ing i4e month Of June Following is
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WEDDING BELLS.

Nlr. Alex Bellander Of Ephraim and Miss
Emide Mork Of this city were married IN
the Manti Temple yesterday.
Clara CLARK, daughter Of MI. ana Mrs.
j. H. Clark, was married TO Joseph Clark
az Panguitch. IN the salt Lake Temple
Yesterday.
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NEWS OF THE STATE

the record: John A. Brown and Miss
Nellie Gatchell: Walter Berrett AMI
Miss Netiie Gibson Samuel Randall
and Miss Mary Jones, and John s.
Storey and Miss Ellen V. Berrett
sUNDAYsCHooL REoRGANIzED.
The local Sunday school has been re.
organized with David T.. Randall as
superintendent. with Lorenzo Wa.d
and Frederick Barker assistants. Tho
former superintendent, Nathaniel Mont-
gomery retires on account of poor
health.
Henry Barker. Jr. Is absent attend.
ing the summer school a Chicago unl.
Versi,y John Quincy Rhylock Is ab.
sent foI the same purpose 40 the Uni.
versity Of Utah. al Salt Lake city. as
arc also the Misses Mayc0ck from
Plea sJnt View
Mr and Mrs Albert S Ferrn are re-.
toicing over the advent OF q handsome
boy--their first
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And in accordance with law and an Or.
dcr " the Board % Directors made on
he sth DAY 81 May. 1916 20 many shares
I'D each parcel ~ such stock as may %
NECESSARY VIII De sold az the Office Of the
CIV Ttah. ou Saturday the Isl day N
Juiv. ist. az the hour ~ y o'clock noon
6f said day. 10 pay The dellnquent-assess
mont thereon. together with the cost Z
adytfuslnc and expense OF sale.
HUGH WATSON, Secretary.
Dated June ON. l-8
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
NATIONAL.

Philadelphia June 2 BY consecutive
hitting today Philadelphia defeated
Brookiyn The visitors we're unable %
M Lush effectively.
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Batteries -- e.. Hall Blankenship and
Hansen. O'Bnen. Hit and Wilson.
mplre-Perriue.
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At Toiedo-Toltdo. 10. columbus o.
Al ST. Paul-St. Paul 4. Kansas city
L
A. Observation-Disclosures B. Louis
vile, &
Al Mlnncapohs-Mnwaukee . Minneap'
oils :,
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WESTERN.

Sioux city. June 21-Pusblo won close
game today Vonerdorf was hIt by a
thrown bali in the second inning and had
90 retire
Score. r. u h.
Sioux city ..........-,.......'.,...b
Pueblo ..., ....,.....,..,.......-....b 10
Ratsrics-Jacksou and Frecse. Voucn.
s6rf Fsurot and schrsut and MessitL
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hitting in the first and nth innings Of
today's game winning by 10 2

Bauerles-Young and Necdham. McGln-
nifty and Bowerman.
Umpres-Emslie and Conway
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NORTHWESTERN.

Tacoma. June 2}.-Hlts wero even in to-
DAYS game. but Tacomas errors were
costly. being punched with the visitors
safe drives Tacoma could not hit loren
On the pnches
Score, r. n r.
Tacoma ...,,,,t..,, .',.'-'...'.'s''''ts
Butte ...s....,,t.tsttts .sss.ss'ts'tsf.sf
Battercs-Finney and Shea; loren and
swindclls.
Umpire Derrick.
Aberdeen. June a-Superior batting
won todays game FOR Grays HarbOr.
Tonnes1u had everything his way,
Score. r. H. y
Spokane ,.., ....,'.,..'.'...'''..''"l
Grays larb0r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Baueries-Rush ana suess. Tonneson
and r. Boetuger
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S. Louis June &-f1ec hitting won
ntr was especially strong with tho bat.
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Battties-sctnloh tHd BeTgen' Lush
and Doom
Umpire--Johnstone
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By order % the Board o. Directors tho
date n sale Of DELINQUENT stock is hereby
extended from July lst 1915, 60 July 18th,
Hugh WATSON. Secretary.
Dated June 18Th. 1915
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Seattle, June 2. "A batting rally by Sc
attic in the eighth tied the ~rorc. Sc.
attic went 90 pieces in the tenth and
san Francisco won A. she pleased. Blank
euship and Hohi'r collldcd at the plate,
and The former sustained d sprained an
kle
Score. he.
Seattle .....-., ..,,.....'..'.-..''.i
San Francisco ..,,....,.,...-,,....''e
Batteries - C.. Hall Blankenship and
Hansen. OBnen Hit and Wilson.
Jmp.re-Perriue.
Portland June 9-Three men sent 10
bases ON balls. another one hit and an
error followed hy two-baSe hit lost
the game On the ninth today 10 Fresno
after Portland had 1t well in hand.
Score. X. H. i.
Portland .....,..., ...'.'.....'.'.'''.'s =
Fresno ....., ..........,,.........t.'.S 3
Batcries-Caun Moore and DonshIe,
FItzgerald and Eastwood
tmpire-kucA
Oakland June 2-With a score ~ g 90 ?
iu favor Of los Angeles On the eighth
oakland hatted Burns hard in the ninth
inning and took the game by making
two runs.
Score: R.H.E.
Los Angeles ......,...,..............3 .
Oakland 10000. ...t,.,t,.,..t,....,.,4 ]
Bsueries-Burns and Eager; Graham
Ump,res-Hodson and Mcdonald.
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Batteriss-Druhot and Grady: Wills
and Gibson.
umpire-ODay.
Chieasa. June a--cincinnAti-Chlo
game poet poned; rain.
Boston. June N.-Boston TUNED he Ia
bles On New York tY good consecutive
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LAUNDRY LINES.

Sprinkl. clothes with bot water anO whisk broom,
 Bran water Is thought by some house wives to be the best thing in which lt wash fine silk stockings as soap Is apt to make the silk tender
 To remove mud stains from white garments soak the stained portion in oxalic acid, rinse in several waters and flnally iu ammonia water
 Gutta pereha clotheslines are muci stronger and last longer than cord They are not affected by the wet and can be kept absolutely clean with $ damp cloth
 When tlannel garments must be dried indoors, by all means keep them away from the fire or they will instantly shrink Hang them In warm room but neNer near the fire
 A little pipeclay dissolved In the wa ter used In washing linen saves a great deal of labor and soap and cleanses the dirtiest linen thoroughly This method Is specially useful where outdoor bleaching is an impossibility
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Room Corners.

Few women realize the decorative possibilities of corners. The result is that even iu pretty and artistic rooms the corners are too often left bare, the walls being allowed to meet in hard straight lines. with nothing to break their monotony. Before attempting tc alter tlhs. however. it is well 10 recog aize fully that corner decGration must depend somewhat upon 1he archltec- tural qualities of the room. When an apartment Is small the corners should not be filled up or cut off by placing pieces of furniture diagonally across them, fer thls ouly dimtnshes the ap parent size of the room. When the ceiling is low nothing should be put Into corners which does not carry the eye beyond it's own level. It Is, there. fore, only in large rooms that we can have absolute freedom in corner deco raung
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eat fa.'oEs We've fired al them With cla warning when they wcrc iu q few fec of tue schooner.
 | is s;tid that it as the intention of he aaiou sailors fo make an at tempt to have the union crew of the NatoDal City desert the vessel, which Was, scheduled to sail today. As a 1aart Of the plan tu carry ovcrtures ;, the no1l-union mnn, 8 launch was engaged rod filled wth volunteers l, on .lle sailors union Tine trip WIS niad,. with h. utmost secrecy. bu1 il is evident thai tue men on the N;t onal City w"r'' expecting a visit
 After the aupcb came up to the Nationa' City ;t rife was thrust over te side of the schooner and q shot rans ont follw~d hl the cry, Now give i; tp tlem. boys" Several vol l. ,}s were theu lred on the launch in rapi6 succession and the terrified un- io1 men immediately sought the shei- ts.s 0f the small cabin Of the launch.
 As sUou as 0rdcrs could be given t. he nngi,loes nl the launch he turned about ,Hd sped his boat away f.onl tiie seoHH as rapidiy as possible. \ f5ia of a"ary two miles Was taken t, tn" hitrbnr emergency hospital. p here the men who Were shot Were quickly lifted rom the boat by their friends. Al the hospital il was found that Andrew Hamilton and A. BoN, ecsou were seriously injured and thlt John Peterson had been immc- d:atcly killed Two bullets had enter ei, his chest and one of them had evi dtnflN penetrated his heart. His fe mains were taken to the morgne.
 All the wounded men will recoNet aud wilt be moved tomorrow to the Marine hospital. No arrests have been made as the schooner moved e1, into tha bay
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MaMowKoehne

Nervous exhaustion invites disease. This statement is the positive truth.
 When everything becomes a burden and you cannot walk few blocks with out excessive fatigue, and you break out into precipitation easily, and your face tiu1hes. and you grow excited and shakr at the least provocation, and you cannot bear to be crossed in any thing yon are in danger; .Tour nerves have given out you need building up at once To build up womap's nerv- ous system and during the period of change Of life we know of no better medicine than Lydia [. Pink hams Veg etable Compound Here is an illus tration Mrs. Mary l.. Koehnc. s71 Garfield Avenue, Chicago. iIi writes
 't have used l.Ydis k fipkham' 'sNegetable Compound for years in my family and it never disappoints; SO when felt that I was nearing the change of life commenced treat ment with it. l took iii all about six bottles and 1t did me a great deal of good It stopped my dizzy spells, pains in my back and the headaches with which J had suffered for months before taking tue Compound. l feel that ii 1t had Dot been for thiS great medicine for women tbat should not have been alive to-day Ir IS splendid for women old or young, ard will surely cure all female disorders y
 Mrs, pinkham, aaughter-in-la of Lydia F. Pinlshan, of Lynn Mass, in Sifes aiJ sick and ailing women to write her tor advice Her great experience is 1t their service, free of cost.
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STIRRING EVENTS
 IN EMALA.
Force From Salvador inVades the
 Country.

New York July 22--A special c3- bie dispatch to the Herald from Pana- ma says.
 The Herai!'S correspondent i'll Guatemala cables ttat Gen, Lopez, from Salvador. invaded Guatemala near the Pacific coast with 2ooo men, mostly Salvadoreans, but partly C;uatmaIan rebels. They met a sllpe' rior Guatemalan force and retreated into Salvador after q short action
 The rebels invasion from the Mex ican side near Autlan was disas- ,rous failure. 2220o being killed or drowned in seeking to recross the frontier river. The rebellion has been crushed on both frontiers. There are no enemies now on Gfatemafah soil. The interior towns and the capital are perfectly quiet
 The rebels are watchin@ for an other raid from Salvador The Amer ican government is trying to ohlise ths Salvador government to stop aid ing the rebel- c3yertiE.
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TIER THIS SUMTER COLORADO

i people put aside all thought hitting ill Colorado because they kustomcd to consider his great American playgrounds as ose sse impossible things beyond heans. Time was when a visit
 "top of the continent" was s luxury, as high in price as in }. but not so today. Fcan spend the Summer or q Eof the Summer in Colorado live as reasonably as you flo bme, and the quick service How tourist and excursion
 afforded via Rock fslaud \ bring the Rockies within k easy reach.
 poklets and folders give she So1e story
 b Write Today. E GEO. II. LEE, G. r. X, q Little Rock, Ark. A JAS. HARRIS, D. P. .s \ Little Rock, Ark.
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Start d FART

We are offering u a sacrifice about 400 acres in lots to sJ;t, of unimproy- ed lands lying west of Pine Bluff, within a distance of two to seven miles. It will pay you 70 buy it for the future at the prices wanted.
 We also have some well improved property in same locality which will make an ideal stock ranch and fruit and vegetable farm. A great deal of it is creek bottom anl fertile land. See us for prices and terms.
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THE BABY.
Few Questlons For Ills Mother to
 Answer n firrSf,f.

AnSWer To Herself.
 Are you going ;o hr hl> n4ofU". .. only his nur>r.s mislf'>>
 If you re only going to pt. his nur,e.- mistress then you'iI have au easy tUlt@
 YOutt b. able To attend left}He~. play bridge go out riding jH autos with your fortunate n"jGiibors attend th" matinee and go Ia evening dinners white baby is heing eares thr hy t#p i'll educated WuiuAn Whu has hiN;',T consented to take hun off your houd
 The baby is. after atls said and done. q nurslinG tnStead-Nf a mothers \ baby
 ne4} eatcf th,. quaint little Hn&Tam- matlcisms that nurse lets fall, and l",ij never be quite as re6ned as yoH are but youl really be much froer and you'll find marriage not talf tb" rc spousibility you understood i was N hen your mother WAS talking to ynu about if
 But if you want to have A really su pertot sort of boy why not dtschaT-s the gtryon can get anotber Just a- uneducated al auy time and try bring ing him up yourself the way fiat your mother brought you upf
 There wont be as much bridge. mud the matinees and evening dtnners will most of them go by the board. but you'll have a boy drought np by a wo man of refinement. aud that's going ta bother the boys chances all through s-3 f,jk N,18, week --~P Philadelphia Press
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THE WORK BASkE T.
An Article That Ought [" He In Every
 .1rps Ko0m4


 GirIs Koom4
 < wai fitted out work baskei (or bag or stand. as the case might bei onght to be part of every girls room, For it's all very well tn preach ta yourself upon the threadtare text of q stifch in time saving pine if you haven't the necessary tools rigbt ar hand To dc that mending on tue spur of tue moment,
 These pretty little stands of wicker hold plenty nt the ljtle necessary thjns.s and should be kept supplied with .4t,o1,s and eyes and buttons and tapes and silks and cottons galore tG say no'hiug Q; scissors kept jn such perfect condition thar they Wil cut thrnHsh q tt of chiffon tr other elusive stuu cttAaniy.
 'to stai, farshev al.e! include with shoe hNttoat .i,,i :ii'4a.i toi' fasteners few i.'ii's of si.oeA IaGs ..rokau laces should rightly 'ome H1t:"s '!1c head of meu'ing tyoo tiio'3gil fh" l'p1dine takes tne forth nI repi,ns,,i,t2
 t3loen thread and buttons ur clasps form another necessary ser If httle things which that basket should hold. as well as the alarming aud other mate riats which point 10 weekly work
 If you've room for neither basket nor stand. at least keep wee bag tn your toy drawer fitted out with the most frequently used things You'll find the dreaded weekly mendipg shrinking ip quantity and difficulty If you follow that plan
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The Bath.

While the great majority of woinen have neither the facilities nor the time to take full bath every day, nearly all can take sponge bath, which is all that is necessary for cleanliness. 4 basin. | sponge and cork mat com prise the essentials, and five minutes application 8 day will keep the pores Of the skin open and the body in 6 healthy condition. Some people require more bathing than others. Brunettes as d class and fat people in particular are apt to need more baths and lotions to tlispcl the aecretions and persplra ton tha{ dellle the snin h order t1 tive us t5 thn ideal Il woman should be exgulyitely and habltuallE clean and rather orerstep tau fdl short of the sa eauad hysienir s'anaard- Ii iS d., qlsah@e to he suspicious o aeatt
 aeccas4Gy n oa,!,r to perfect t.
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DIR. COHEN The A-Ray Specialis

T.>a $ chrome aisea* $. .ere. ear, nos
 and throa.. Tho He equipped offices ln ns
 state CunfatuiH2= =a4 the A#est 4pplfrnc~ used in Inc .ra4tm.n- of dis"ase. tGtaut M9sontc Temple.} Corner Fourth ana State Streets.
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oN SAILOR WAS KILLED.
Arises Over the Lockout of
 Union Sailors in Port.

|1.rancisco. Juno 222-As | re- the lockout and the trouble between the ship owners and kailors in this port, one union kas shot and killed and three Founded last night. The dead: } Kellner. The injured John bn. Andrew Hamilton and \.
 pn.
 shooting osurrcd when q l occupied by about fifteen un- ! |lors was fired on from tn" er National City as f lay near Ion Iron Works. According to
 h who were in fhe iamlch sey-
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SEVEN
4 FACT PROVEN.
a.'..i'' '"usitrc T:sra the H.si sx.p-
 to.ga nf Y;~ 'i4ui.,

=3lr ' 's.' .'et,,' fl }~ Q. 
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4 HEALTHY OLD AGE
0FTENTHE BESTPARTOFIifE
Help for Women Passing Through
 Change ot Lifs

Providence has allotted l., each at least seventy years ii which to tultitI our mission in it., anti i; is generally onr own fault if We die prema turelv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-22
ARKANSAS CARPET AND
 EuRNITuE COMPANY.

Our new goods arriving daily. The quality of goods sold by IS embodies a.i tha good points that the best fur riture contains. Call and see us, zoa and DOS West Barraque street, next door to postoffice,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-22
PINE BLUFF taQH WORKS

PINE BLUFF teQf WORKS
 General Founders ana Machjn sts,
 Brass and Iron Castings aai M.a- chine RepairinG Stock ot al ,taad ard goods aud castings earrlet in stock all the tim" Locomotives, 4;n gines and Boilers Repaired. Houg distance telephones, day f16; night. SS@t Pine BlaG. Arkansas Note: We operate our m9el'ne sbof 5oth day and night
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Signs Are Plenty

that this js going to be banner yeaS for Rea' Estate Values are increas- ing in every direction, and now is the tine to bay whether for your own oe cupancX or purposes of investment. Suburban and country property is booming. and we have some most de sirab!e plots for sale We simply re- quest the pleasure Of d cali and in spection of some pr these properties, as we are sure we have just the par. ceIs that are likely to interest yon
 We can insure your property against loss and damage by fire, windstorms, loss of rents, and other accidents, in the strongest. oldest and best "Old Line Companies"
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Retaa bqs9es >z 5e2tt Iisertls s1seeo of uer pat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-22

Ger "y tue Clty of P,y, Dlur.
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NOTICE,

etae BHaf &r5= 26.a6 lie ass,=sm ment =az Ioe4 improve menf Sewer district Na 2. Nas 6led in my ofic. oh the 9esh day cf Mar. 1906. and 'aa sane i~ naw subject u inspection
 N. 4. LEE, Ger "E tue City of Pt',,- UIur.
, 1906-01-09
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Bright again today.
Not much snow left.
Take it to Lovejov- He'll fix it.
How We miss our electric light"
LoEeioy will repair any old thing.
Fancy box stationary. Book store.
The bank barometer today recorded
23.11.
The banks reelected their old di'
rectors today.
Photographs and phonograph rec
ords at Brands.
Laramie is now the headquarters
for the trainmaster of the Wyoming di
vision.
The executive committee of the uni
versity met at the office of DR.. Hebart
this afternoon.
The Elks will give their usual month
ly dance Thursday evening, for the
members of the lodge and their fami
lies only.
Jack rabbits are thicker in Nortl
park this year than for years. Drove.
of several hundred, at least, are report
ed on different ranches in the park
North Park Union.
The bright moonshine is helping il
the cutting out of the street lights il
a certain portion of the city. Luna
never has to change from the direc
system to the alternating current.
, 1906-01-09
A New Series of Stock.

A new series of stock will be issued
in our local building association on
January %, 1906. Those who wish to
take stock should call at the Albany
County National bank on or before
that date and pay $1.O0 per share
dues n 25 cents per share member
ship fee. Take receipt to ]. H. Sy-
mons. secretary, and he will give you
a certificate of stock and a pass book.
Series No. l matured in lis months;
that is to say, every stakeholder who
paid $1.00 per month on ach share for
115 months received $40 per share,
or over 10 per cent per annum on his
money. The most anyone can borrow
on one share is $40, upon which he
pays s1.0O per month interest besides
s1.O0 per month dues on his stock until
it natures, when the loan is can
celled. j24