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SOLEMN SERVICES AT
0BSEQUlES OF HAY
lContInued - - = }

Justice Gould adjourned Criminal
Court No. ]. ar O'Clock yesterday after
noon, out Of respect to the memory OF
Col Edwin b Hay. for many years a.
uleTSbcr OF the local bar.
4 read with regret" said Justice.
Gould. -of the sudden death OF Col
Hay. For n great many years he has
been Il practitioner OF the District. His
amiable character. his uufailing good
humor and HIS versatility. made its i'm
press for EoOd not only upon the bar
OF the District, but upon the entire COM
munity"
The session OF the Supreme Council
Of Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine. in ses-
sion IN Chicago. adjourned yesterday in
respect 10 Colonel Hays memory He
was preparing 70 attend this session
when he was stricken with his fatal IL
ness.
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with a relative who took her to a hos
pital
The doctor determined 20 resort 10
strategy 70 effect a cure He informed
the woman that he would operate upon
her She was put 70 sleep and while
she was unconscious q superficial ODeT-
alton was performed. When the woman
recovered consciousness she was shown
the lizard which she imagined had made
its home in her stomach for so long.
Il was a toy lizard which the doctor
had bought on the Boulevard Saint
Michel, but the woman is still uncOn-
sCiOUs OF this fact
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E|GHT-HOUR FIGHT
WIDELY DISCUSSED
Ways and Means FOrmu-
lated by BOOkbinders.
ORGANIZER TO BE NAMED
WY Visit Different Cities and Bring
About a Closer Relationship Be-
tween Various Local Branches.

The delegates TO the convention of the
international Brotherhood Of Bookbind-
erS. now in session at typographical
temple, lost no time in getting down
t. business this morning. After Presi-
dent Robert Cilocking. Of Toronto, had
called the meeting to order the delegates
responded 10 their names. and the min
u;es OF yesterdays proceedings we're
read and approved The report of the
shorter vorkday committee was read.
and then delegates went into commit
tee OF the whole TO discuss the report.
This is the report OF the committee
appointed at the convention two years
ago To investigate the eiSht-hour day
subject. with instructions TO report their
conclusion and recommendation. to be
passed upon by the delegates to the
convention now i'm session. The entire
morning was taken up in full and free
discussion Of the shorter work day.
There was nc diversity Of opinion as to
the importance Of the matter and the
need Of the eight-hcur day. But there
vas wide divergence as to ways and
means TO bring it TO successful issue.
Organizer to Be Appointed.
Il was pointed out that TO make the
shorter workdsy a reality II was not
only important 70 be in A position 10
finance the struggle, but that there must
he a tightening up OF the organizations
not alone in the small cities but in some
Of the large cities. a committee Of three
VIII be appointed 10 consider the ques-
tion with authority. 10 appoint an or
Eanizer TO visit the different cities TO
dc this work. the organizer 10 be paid
from the fund Of the International
adj
the International Pressmen's Union TO
cooperate with the bOOkbinders in Sc
curing the eiEht-hOuT day. This resolu-
ton VIII be presented TO the pressmeu
when they meet in national convention
the latter part of this month.
The time suggested for putting in
operation the eight-hoUr day was the
fall OF 1907.
To Enter Politics.
A resolution Will be offered this after
noon by James L. Feeney. asking the
delegates TO pledge themselves 20 sup
port for Congress only those candidates
who will give their word to work for
legislation desired
James NJ Lynch, president OF the In
ternauonal typographical Union, ar
rived here this afternoon and was met
at the depot by President Parsons. of
Columbia Typographical Union. IO1. and
J W Hays. first vice president OF the
l. T L. President Lynch is here to
address the convention Of the Interna-
tional brotherhood Of Bookbinders. He
VIII have something 10 say on the eight
hour fight
The Washington times., 1906-06-13
FLAG DAY EXERCISES
OF THOMAS RELIEF CORPS

Flag Day exercises will be held at the
Northeast Temple tomorrow evening Un-
der the auspices OF George II. Thomas
Relief Corps Representative Cole of
Ohio. will deliver an address The meet
ing will be under the direction Of Agnes
I Kcelcr
The Washington times., 1906-06-13
DUPONT FORMALLY CHOSEN
SENIOR DELAWARE SENATOR

DOVER, Del. June 13.-Col. Henry A.
Dupont, was formally elected senior
United States Senator from Delaware
at the joint session of both houses of
the State Legislature today. He re-
ceived twenty-eight OF the forty-seven
votes cast.
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

First base by errors-Justlce. 1; Navy .
Left on bases-Justice. 6; Navy. s. First
base on balls-Oh Guthrie. 5; of BielasIi &
Struck out-By Guthrie. 3. by Bielaski, {
Twc-base hits-kraft. Bielash. Rau and
Tracy Sacrifice hits-Burbank. 2. Tracy and
Bryan. Stolen 5aSes-Burbank Mcmahon
Hughes Bryan. Kraft. Clements. and Rau 2
Double plays-Pomeroy and Reed. BieIasii
Tracy. and Reed; Rau, Hughes, and Glenn
ents. ,. Hit by p'tcher-By Bielaski l. Wfld
pitch-Guthrie. Balk-Guthrie. Umpire-Mr
Newman Time of ESns-2 bousS.
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Mrs. Corey's Action
Clears Situation

NEW YORK. June 1S-Mrs. Corey's
action at last clears The situation. which
has long been full Of contradictions, re-
ports Of reconciliation and of litigation
The Washington times., 1906-06-13

FIRST base BY errors-Commerce and Labor
y Interior. 4. Left on bases-Comnlerce- a nd
Labor. =; Interior. Z First base on balls
on Brown. s. Struck out-By Brown g. by
Waller, II. Two-base bits-Bateman, Carr
and Kinney. Sacrifice hit-Langford Stolen
bases-Wahier. 3, Bateman. 2. Townsend
Madden. Barnhart. Shoemaker. Hunt and
Ioruey- Double play-AIadden 70 Shoemaker
Hit by pitcher-By Brown. l. Wild pitches
Brown ,. Passed balls-Himan. p Umpire
-Venable- Time Of game-I hour and 45
minutes
The Washington times., 1906-06-13
INTERIOR DEFEATED
COMMERCE AND LABOR

.'te dO~ took the Commerce and Labor
boy into camp yesterday in a loosely
pla "a game by to g. The feature
er "n Carr's stick. The score:
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certainly
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
GIVES NAVY THE HA! HA!

The special game on the south dia-
mond went 10 Justice yesterday. wba,,
the Lawyers beat the Navy team. Z to
t. The score:
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Totals 3 { 2717 q
totals s

Commerce and Labor.0 0 . 0 o
Interior ...........O O 2 l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-03

aDundan con eXceSO, han enCOn-
trado IN aliado excelente en- la
boa. Esta gigantesca serpien-
te, que no hace el menor dano
ST no Sc la molesta, pasa el dia
aietargada, y por la noche per
sigue a los voraces roedores por
patios y pasillos.
En- competencia con estos att
xillares vivos dispone Ell hom-
bre de las 1901 ratoneras de que
hablamos al principle Las hay
de todas clases, formas y siste-
mas. Unas funcionan por niue
lie, otras por bascula 6 por dis
parador. Algunas nj siquiera
tienen mecanismo; IN c1rculo
de afladas puntas dirigidas ha-
cia dentro, 1mpide que salga Ell
ration una vez que ha entrado.
La mas sencilla es IN cacharro
lleno de aqua y cubierto con IN
papel agujereado en- el centro,
sobre el cual sc suspende ell ce-
bo de TN palito horizontal, a fin
de que Ell incauto roedor, en- sus
esfuerzos para alcanzar la ten
tadora golocina, caiga en- la
trampa. La mas ingeniosa es
el cepo de espejo, en- la cual Sc
atrae al ration pOr medic de IN
espejillo, donde We retratada su
imagen, creyendo que es alg1n
companero que esta ALI dentro
sin experimental dano alguno.
Como sc We, no solo sc ha ape
lado a despertar la voracidad
del ration; Sc recurre tambien a
su curiosidad y a [sus instintos
sociables.
Pero todo es inutil. O@ntra
las 2.8o2 ratoneras, contra los
venenos, contra los gatos y las
boas, esta Ia Easombrosa fecun-
didad de los ratones. Cada
hembra hecha al mundo, seis Il
ocho veces al afo, de ocho a
diez retonci1los. Una sola pa
reja tiene al cabo de tres amos
cerca de un Imill0n de descen-
dientes, que necesitan para vi
vir mas comida que un regi-
miento. No hay, por 10 tanto
esperanZa de que Sc acabe la
raza, como Sc acaban los elefan-
tes, los bisontes, las ballenas y
tantos otros anlmales titles. La
guerra que lleva va cuarenta
siglos de duraci0n, por 10 me-
nos es una guerra que proha-
blemente no acabara jamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-03
MAGEESlA AEREADA ANTIBILI0sA
DE !. NJ. BLANCO

Con 81 uso desapar >ce el extrefii-
miento, indigestion, dolores de cabs-
"a, jaqueca, bills, 1cido del estomago,
en- general todos los desarreglss pre-
ducidos por 81 est6mage 8 intestinos.
E@eMs@cS@ @e 1Emmee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-03
C|IAR[NTd gal)S DE- GUERRA
CONTRA Ell RATION

s5Saben nuestros lectores cuan-
tas clases de trampas. para Co
ger ratones sc han inventado-
hasta la fecha? Seg1n IN calcu-
10 hecho recientemente,- mil
ohocientas una. La Ultima es
invencion de un norteamerica-
no, que acaba de obtener la
patente en- Washington.
Como es natural. en- Ell citado
numero solo Sc comprenden las
ratoneras que tienen patente
de invencion, ST a esta sc suma
TN sinnumero de procedlmien-
tos caceros, Ia jofaina llena dc
aqua, Ell. tiesto sostenido por
una nuez y otros por Ell estilo,
Ell total pasara Jseguramente de
los dos mlllaTeS.
El esfuerzo del ingenio hu-
mano que supone tan enorme
cantidad de ratoneras, prueba
la importancia de la 1ucha que
desde tempo inmemorial viene
Sostcniendo el hombre contra Ell
ration, sin lograr nunca salir
victorioso. El ration es Ell yer
dadero enen1igo universal del
genero humane. Sc encuentra
en- todos los pafses, bajo todos
los c1imas, Ell las casas, en- los
campos, en- todas parties. Hay
mas de Glen especies distintas
*de. Tatones, cada una de las cua.
les vive en- TN medic particu-
lar; pero todas contribuyen a
un fin 1nico: molestar al hom-
bre, devorar sus alimentos. mi
mar sus casas y transmitirse una
porcion de intermediates.
Los pueblos primitivos va de-
clararon la guerraa a los ratio
r1es, guerra que a veces lego a
alcanzar preparedness legenda-
.rias. Una antigua tradicion ha-
bla de IN ration 'gigantesco de
las lslas Canarias que derroto
.numerosos ej6rcitos. Los carl
.caturistas egipcios representa-
ron mas de una vez guerras de
ratones y gatos.
Rn el siglo XIV, en- algunos
obispados de Francia, sc fulmi-
naron terrib1es sentencias con-
ira los ratones, declarandolos
malditos y anatematizados, y en-
Y Espafla tanlbien, en- la dioce-
sis de Oviedo, ALA por Ell a1o
154o, Sc formo causa por Ell tri-
bunal ecles1ast1co a una infni-
dad de ratones que infestaban
Ell pals, los cuales, condenados a
salir de aquella terra, es fama
que obedecieron cumplidamen-
te, acknowledgements, mucho mas
expeditivo que este medic es ell
que les ocurrio a los antiques
egipcios; domesticar al cato
Los buenos st1bditos de los Fa-
raones debieron observar que el
felino, en- su estado de salvaiis-
mo, era enemigo natural del
roedor. Probaron a adaptable
a la vida casera, y tan bien les
salio la prueba, que en- su salts
faccion diputaron al cato po1
animal sagrado, y a la diosa
Bast. a quien hasta entonces
hab1an representado con cabeza
de leona, cambiaronsela po1 una
cabeza de gata. Esta fue la pri-
mera ventaja obtenida en- la lu-
cha. El cato sc extendio q otros
pafses, y en- todos presto los
mismos servicios; Junto q 81. no
hay Tatonera que valga. En-
1886, la Sociedad Cient1hca de
Nueva Orleans ofreci6 500 fran
COS a quien contestase mas
aceTtadamente a esta pregunta
"tCnal es Ell mejor proce edimien-
to para acabar con los ratones?N
FL premio fue concedido al doc.
tor Francasset, de San Luis
que contesto sencillamente,
"Multiplicar los gatos."
Y no son estos los unicos au.
1iliares que hemo5 encontrado
para este interminable comba-
- + ~ Tf7rGrr{a Rr ua7 n a era
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-03
IICCI0NARl0 COMPLETE
DE la
Lengua Espanola
PoR
M. RODRIGUEZ NAvAS

Ia preseute obra contiene
Voc~ bulario general, con doble nd-
nero de artfculos que los Dicciona
rios u>lales, incluso el de la Aca-
dem.a Espanola defnicion y expli-
cac;6n de las varias acepciones de
cada termino tecnologfa cientffca,
artfstica industrial, comercial me-
can lea; vosa bulario de. ideas afnes
sin6ninas y etirnologfas analizadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-03
BANCO INDUSTRIAL De SANTIAGO
Santiago de Cuba.
Incorporate las Leyes de Puerto Rico.

TOME listed UN CERTIFICATE REDMIBF del Banco Indus
trial de Santiago tendra usted alicentes.
Ahcrro forzoo ganando rnensual
Segundo. Fendrd usted POLKA d
TerceroEsara usted
Cuart0-Enraa
CA So DINERO.
E Ianco productive.
A2en General Rico 4. S. CASTRO Ofcinas Cruz
Min apartado
- Sc ocitan Agentes de ambos pagdos
81 no actvos buena referencas que presenter
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Russell 8 Schultz handle the
famous Pontiac runabouts. See
them for prices.
State of North Dakota, County of Ramsey
In DISTRICT ourt Second Ind icial District..s--

State of North Dakota. County Of Ramsey
In District curt, Second Judicial District
Robertson Lumber Company, corporation,
plaintiff, against Company D, First Regiment
North Dakota National Guards. a corporation,
John Lund, Northwestern Mutual Savings and
Loan Association, j. NJ. Arrison, o. T. White,
Guy Swisher, Joe Ludwig Peter Peterson,
Harvey M. LaFavor, Thomas B. Campfeld,
defendants. sa.A n 5F5EEg t-f5 tg't
Pursuant to and by virtue Of a Judgment and
decree of foreclosure sale duly entered in the.
above entitled action in the office Of the Clerk
of the above named court iii and for the Comfy
of Ramsey and State of North Dakota on the
issued out of said Court under the seal
Of said Court upon said Judgement on
the said 18th day of April, 1905, to me-
directed will on the 14th day of May, 1905 at
10 o'clock a. m. at the Ramsey County Court
House in the City of Devils Lake, in the Coun.
ty Of Ramsey and State of North DAKOTA, offer
for sale and sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash those certain premises stu
ate IN the County of Ramsey and State of
North DAKOTA and Known and described as fol-
lows 5I Lots one ~, two ~ and three (s) in
Block nine ~ o., the City of Devils Lake as
shown upon the official plat thereof on file and
OF record in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds,
OF said County. Dated April 18th, 1905.
John Mclean,
Sheriff of Ramsey County
North DAKOTA
ATTORNEYS for nj ainti IF iaE t2t& sSSitl.s &
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NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
WANT A NAME.

Fargo-President Scott Of the state
fair association is badly in need of a
name and wants someone to help him
out. He says there was a "midway'
at Chicago; the pike" at ST. Louis
and the trail" at Portland. What shall
be the appellation for similar feature
at the Fargo state fair?
Mr.. Scott says he never was so en-
Unused over anything he had undertake
en- as he is over the prospects for the
great fair to be opened in this city, July
%. Practically $4,000 has been spent
now and he needs $4,000 more to
cover the cost of second exhibition
building which will surely be wanted.
Then there must be at least a mile of
sidewalks, two absolute needs, which
will cost about $500. He also says that
the way the applications are pouring in
for the horse department means a pos
sible addition to the stabling contem-
plated in the plans. He predicts that
during the fair week Fargo will be call
ed upon to entertain more people with
in her limits than she has ever seen
before and he wants very badly to sell
some more fair stock which he deems
a good investment. ]:
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Hearing Final Accounting and Distribution
e. -, of Estate >

Hearing Final Accounting and Distribution
e. of Estate.
State of North Dakota, County of Ramsey
ss.--In County Court, before John F. Henry,
IN the matter of the estate Of John Ninmo,
deceased. ~. '#.ts, ar , :
Jane Nimmo, petitioner, vs.. all persons in:
terested in the estate of john Nimmo, deceased,
respondents. E.t#E tIEfEsE a., " !
Whereas, Jane Nimmo. the Administrative of
the estate of John. Nimmo, deceased, late of
the City of Devils Lake in the County of
Ramsey. in the State of North Dakota,
deceased, having presented to and filed in this
court her final report and accounting of her
administration of the estate of said deceased,
therein showing that the estate is ready for
final settlement and distribution. and petition
ing that her accounting be allowed, the residue
Of said estate be distributed to the persons
therepnto entitled, her administration closed
1t is ordered, that Saturday, the 18th day of
May, A. D. 1905, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, at the court room of this court, at
the court house, in the City of Devils Lake.
County of Ramsey and State of North Dakota
be and the same is hereby appointed for hear
ing the said report and accounting, and the
petition for distri button of said estate; that
due notice thereof be duly given as required by
law to all persons interested in said estate
In testimony whereof, we have caused the
seal OF the county court to be hereunto affixed.
said ounty court. at the City of Devils Lake
in said county this 18th day Of April. A. D. 1905.
tsEAL1 John +. Henry,
Judge of the County Court.
-McClory & Barnett, q. - 80 :
Attorneys for Petitioner. rEsa.r~ I
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Proposals for Constructing Sewer on 9th.
Street in City of Devils Lake.

Notice is hereby. giveu that the City Council
OF the City of Devils Lake will meet on the
18th day of May 1906 at the City Hall in Devils
LAX to consider bids or proposals for the con-
struction OF a sewer on 9Th street from
Minnewaukan Avenue to Moore Avenue on
said street in said City according to the plans,
and ispeSeations thereof on le in the City
said sewer shall be upon the basis of cash
payment and must be received and fled by,
the City Auditor on or before the meeting Of
said Board on the 7th day of May 1905 and the
sald sewer shall be constructed on or before
the lst day OF September 1905. ALI bids shall
be securely sealed 80 as to pervent there being
opened without detection and shall have
endorsed upon the outside thereof statement
THIS Is proposal for the construction of the.
sewer on 9th street from Mlnnewaukan Avenue
to Moore Avenue. @EI ~ - - -
Eech bid for the WORK shall be accompanied by
certified check for the sum of $500. 90 endorsed
or pay able to the Mayor of the city of Devils LAX
as guarantee that the bidder will enter into
a contract for the performance of such work
and each bid shall also be accompanied by a
bond running to- the city of Devils Lake
snreties, or by two freeholders Of the state,
and such bond shall be conditioned that in
case such bid is accepted and such contract
awarded to such bidder he will we'll and faith
FULLY perform the work bid for in accordance
with the terms of and within the time provided
Tor IN SAID contract and pursuant to the plans
ana specifications on file in the Auditors office.
The City Council hereby reserving the right to-
reject any and all bids III + = u .ss.> 4
By order of the City Council
Frank N. Whitman,
Ole Skratass r5si Y A. a = +. 55s 4
City Auditor. t& Va
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I'M MIGRATION.

Bismarck.-Commissi of Agri-
culture Gilbreath says that he has
reason to believe that this will be one
of the best immigration yea&s in the
history of the state, not only in num-
Der Of settlers, but in the class Of peo-
pie who come in. He says that most
Of the people who come to the state
now are people of means, who are able
to make good homes for themselves at
once and sections where they settle
become Immediately thrifty and pros
porous. Lands are being picked up
all over the state, wherever they are
in the market. Mr.. Gilbreath tells Of
one piece of his own land which he
offered a year ago at $3.50 an acre,
and which he now holds at $3.50, and
for which he has been offered $500,
and the chances are that the man
who gets it will have to speak at once,
or the price will advance again.
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Notice TO Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate of John g. Eise'er
deceased. II
Notice is hereby. given by the undersigned
Herman Rutten, administrator Of the estate of
in the county Of Ramsey and state of North
Dakota deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against said deceased
within six months after the first publication Of
of this notice, to. said administrator at his
residence in the city Of Devils Lake, in said
Ramsey county.
Dated March q, A. D. 1905.
Herman Rutten,
Administrator.
First publication..on the Soth day Of March A.
D. 1905. I.,zl
Burke g. Middaugh,
50 Attorneys for Administrator :.
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5B WOE0BVWNO@VBu u0hVBVuVMWle
)! WEBSTER ITEMS !:

Ed Lawlor spent Easter Sun
day in Devils Lake.
Chas. Baldwin drove to Devils
Lake Monday. returning the
same day.
Mrs. VIM. Webster, ST., visit
ed in the home neighborhood
over Sunday.
Miss Polly Owens visited with
Mrs. W. E. Goozee from Monday
until Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Miller of
Cleveland, attended services at
the Chapel Sunday.
The Easter Endeavor services
were we'll attended, the musical
features being unusually good.
Miss Emily Rudzer Of Devils
Lake was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Jno' Serumgard the first of
the week.
Miss Grace Bratlee returned to
her school duties at the Mayville
Normal Monday afternoon, after
a we'll earned spring vacation.
Fred Smith of Rugby, has been
enjoying Webster hunting ex-
petition this week, with the
gratifying results of a good
sportsman.
John Cromie leaves this week
for a summers sojourn on his
claim near Ray; his place in the
store will be filled by Frank Will
liams. Mr.. Cromie will be mis-
sed among the Webster young
people.
The officers of the Christian
Endeavor society and the men,
bers of the several committees
meet this Friday evening in So
cial conference at the mause.
Mrs. Wilson Morse entertained
the children of the neighbor-
hood at her spacious home last
Saturday afternoon in her mimi
table way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tuford
and family will leave in a short
time for Egeland, where they
expect to make their future
home. Mr.. Tufford will become
one of the business men of that
place. having sold his farm near
Garske a few days ago to Chas.
Garske, the consideration being
$4,000.
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commencing to arrive. "A
4 Steele. The band has reorganized
with John B. Springler president.
Wilton. The creamery will soon open
for business. III Tx y
Rugby.-Farmers are planning to
construct a telephone line of their own.
Fero.A citizen was reported dead.
but he says he is very must alive, but
is pleased to read the good things said
in his obituary. st.
Souris. There was dance here, and
one man got sleepy and laid down, an
other poured pail of water over the
resting Individual and the result was
quite scrappy fight.
Wolford. 1t is reported that num-
Der of people from the vicinity OF
Lanesborough, Mimi, will settle in the
vicinity Of Wolford this spring.