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The Humors of Rural Delivery.

Tho rural carrier has troubles Just begin
nins when he gets his commission and as
sumcs his duties One nource OF his Voc is the
nevcr-endinS cuictions Of tho patrons {"
They ask him to ind what Jones ls paying for
wood and let them know tomorrow without
fail. They expect him 10 md out who has
pigs for sale, and N Smith would loan them
his gobblcr. They want him TO nnd out yyhot
tho butcher is paying for calves. and N tho
storekscper has any medicine that no would
recommend for sick baby. and 10 stop
down 10 the express ofice md SEQ II there ia
package there for them, and n there ls 10
plcnso bring II out. They place letters and
packages In the mail box without stnmrs
with written requests 10 deliver to parties
living along tho route.
rural carrier In Saginaw county. MlchI-
gan. received the following
Friend Frcd:-As you run the free delivery
by my house would like you 20 bring mo on
your next trip q bsrrsl OF salt two Sncks OF
-four. also a ton OF coal and three spooIa OF
wire, then throw a snt Of whifne-tre and nm
evener under the seat. Whom you come by
Marion Walkers get two OF his largest chick-
cn-ccops and bring them along, then | cnn
have my turkeys caught you can take them
to town Had I better get IL out alongside
the road, viii you go into the woods aftoT
III I think this free delivery 10 a great
thing for us rural peope."-Hcnry a Castle
former auditor OF tho Postoffcc department
In Harpcrs Weekly.
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PEK|NG APPROVES THE
MISSIONARY 0UTRAGES
Spread of Anti-FOreign Feeling
in China Near Annoy Goes
Unchecked.

MANILA. Feb. 2s.-A leading American
firm In this city has reviewed the follow
ing cablegrom from Canton. China:
Tho boycott has greatly encouraged
the anti-foreign feeling Teachers, re-
formers. aStators and the native news-
papers now have the power of that as
ISOLATION behind them. causing a remark
able growth In the reform party and So
cret societies. while tho nnti-foreisn. anti
dynastic Niccroy OF Canton. by his auto
cratic ruling and his antagonistic atti-
tude to the foreign Consuls- encouraged
the masses OF the people In their anti
foreign feeling
In the Prefecture OF Chang Chew near
Annoy. recent outrages against foreign
church procedure. approved by Peking
mas strengthened the revolutionary forces
VINO are now eager to try conclusions
with the Government
Hot-Bed of Revolution.
In portion of China. between the
angtsc valley and the Hongkong dis
trict, dangerous anti-foreign feeling cx-
lists, which is likely TO break out at any
The Federal troops here arc preparing
against expected outbreak
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wAHA IRRIGATION SYSTEM

Lewiston. ldaho, February l. 1906
Sealed proposals Will be received at IN.
Office or the Waha- Lewiston Land ond
Water company. at Lewiston. Idaho nm.
III p m. March 81 1906, for the con
struction OF lS miles OF Erlond-wotar
Cotchment Ditch. miles of Main S,,nni,
Ditch and Storage Reservoirs sj,uottn33
on Craig Mountain. Nez Perce Coun,1,
Idaho. uii'S'
This work involves the bandii,c -,
some $4,000 cubic yards OF earth sas oon
cubic yards OF rock and construction -
about 1s.oo0 cubic yards OF concretc 81 ~,
other masonry, and about 1000 lineal feot
OF tunnels. iee'
A certified check, or Trust compsny.a
proposal Bond. for sum equal To- & n.
cent OF tho amount of the bid rnnpt -
company each bid. and the success1n1
bidder VIII be required to enter int -
contract at once and furnish sntisfan,orS
bond In the sum equal to 40 per cont 90
the amount or the contract as n r1Inron
tee or the proper execution of thu Con-
tract within the time specified e'"
The company reserves the rIobt IN -
Ject any and all bids ~ re-
Bids Will be received % for tho oo,,
struction OF the ditches (2) the reser,,ot
and Cd the tunnels. or for the entire VOL
Plans and specifications are on nIo n, ~
the Office or the company at IewIston
Idaho. "tS'ol'
Additional information furnished unon
application upon
WALTER II. GRAVES
s-'A Engieer.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Raymond Illinois Mining company
I.ocation OF principal place OF business.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meetins
Mining company. duly held on the End
Cav oI February. 1906 an assessment OF
one hnlf cent per share per month for
three months was levied on the outstand-
Ing capital ttOch VI 'ho Soi pof Suon' pay
able as follows;
one-half a cent per share payable i'm
mediately to M: 3; Johnson at rooms
oasSasment may remain unpaid on the
e,h dav OF March, 1906, will DO DELINQUENT
and advertised for sale at public auction,
Se sold on the 18th day of March, 1906. to
psy tho delinquent assessment, together
Win the cost OF advertising and expense
Of sale,
able on tho 9th day of March, 1906, to M
Johnson at rooms Nos 501 and 5o6
Atlas Block Salt Lake City. Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
TemSin Unpaid on the 18th day of April.
1905 will be delinquent and advertised for
saie al public auction, and unless paw
ment is made before Will be sold on the
ouent assessment, together with the costs
OF advertising and expense OF sale
And one-half cent per share shall be
payable the 18th day OF April. 1905 to
Auas Block. Salt Lake City. Utah Any
stock on which this assessment may re-
main unpaid on the l7th day OF Nav.
1908, will be delinquent and advertised for
ment is made before. Will be sold on the
4th day Of June. 1906 to pay tho delin-
quent assessment, together with the cost
OF advertising and expense OF sale:
Secretary Raymond Illinois Mining Com
pany a511
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS,
MEETING

To the stockholders of the Utah Realty
company. corporation. Take notice
That q special meeting OF the stockhold-
crS of the Utah Realty company a cor
poration. organized existing and doing
business under and pursuant to tho laws
of the State OF Utah will be held at tho
office OF the company room 173 David
Keith building. Solt Lake City, State OF
Utah. on Thursday. 18th day of March
A. D. 1865. at the hour of o'clock D m
OF said day. The purpose OF said meeting
IL to amend the Articles OF Incorporas
tlon OF sold Utah Realty company so as
to Increase the capital stock of said com
pany from ten thousand shares OF the
par value Of ten dollars each TO twenty
thousand shares Of the par value OF ten
dollars each and TO amend Article Six of
the said Articles OF Incorporation so thai
said articles Will read as follows. to Wit
VI
That the amount OF the capital stock of
said corporation shall be two hundred
thousand (s2cQ COO dollars. which shall he
divided into twenty thousand Cocoon
shares OF the par value of ten ($lW dol
lars each
In witness whereof We have hercprto
set our hands this Goth day OF February.
1906.
THOMAS KEARNS. President
Frank j. WESTCOTT- Secretary, SHE
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BOYS HEAD
ONE SOLID SORE
Hair All Came Out and He Suffered
Very Much-Under Doctor Three
Months and No Better-Perma-
nentIy Cured at Expense of So.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
WORK WONDERS

Mr.. A. c. Barnett, proprietor of o
general store in Award, Oklahoma,
tells in the following grateful letter
how Cuticura cured him and his son
Of terrible eczemas:
My little boy had eczema. His
head was one solid sore, all over his
scalp; his hair all came out, and he
suffered very much. had physician
treat him, but at the end OF three
months he was no better. / remem-
bered that the Cuticura Remedies
had cured me, and after giving him
two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent,
according to directions, and using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment on him
daily, his eczema left him, his hair
grew again, and neither he nor myself
have had any eczema since.
AS to his own case, Mr.. Barnett SAYS;
L suffered with eczema, burningt
itching, breaking out on my face for
more than year. l took treatment
from physicians for several months,
which did no good l was then
advised to try Cuticura took
six bottles Of Cuticura Resolvent, and
used Cuticura Soap and Ointment
freely every day. began to improve
soon after starting to Use them, and
when / had taken the six bottles of
the Resolyent my face had become
clear, | had god color, and all crup-
tions had left me.
1--WE use the Cuticura Soap and
Ointment in our family now for
general use, and it keeps our skin
soft and healthy. | checrfully recon-
mend the Cuticura Remedies for all
cases of eczema. (signedD A C. Bar
nett, Award, Oklahoma, Mar. 30, 1906"
Complete External and Internal Treatment for every
Uumor from Pmpes 10 scrofula, from Infancy 10 AGE
eonhninG OF cuucurs Soap 2,e, Ointment, Soc Re,ol-
vent &c lin form OF Chocolate Colted Pills Vial
Of 6c, may b. had OF all drusgis single set osn cures
Potter DRUG Chem Corp, sole Props, Boston
aEhIIcd Free, AL about ths skln SC alp and Hs1-
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Copper Ranch Mining Company. a COR
poration, .;:incipal place of business Salt
Lake City. Utah
Notice la hereby given that .he hoard
OF directors Of the Copper Ranch Mining
COMPANY, a corporation, principal place
Salt Lake city, Utah. on Friday, the
18th day OF February. 1906 and levied an
assessment of three-flfths (3-5) of ona
cent per share upon all OF the outstandIne
capital stock OF tho Copper Ranch Mining
company, payable TO A. F. Reyeridss
Assistant Secretary. 33s Atlas Block Ssit
Lake City, Utah "'''
Any stock upon which this assess.n mt
may remain unpaid on tho eIth dav -,
March. 1906, will be delinquent and adveGt
tlsed Tor sale at auction. and unless nav
m1nt rs made before. Will be sold on tSe
I'm day OF April. 1896. at 2 o'clock n m
70 pay the delinquent assessment theron
pense of sale. ana e@-
.a A e. BEyERIDGE.
NIsStsmr ins Snr Seere6ary. Copper Ranch Min
City, Utah. Sa'' i.aSe ,ass
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given bJ|
Council OF Salt Lake City Of h
OF such Council to make III
described improvement, to vi
Constructing a cement sIdeu
feet Wide and four "a inches d
south side OF South Temple.
tween Fifth East and Sixth q
In Sidewalk District No. il,
the abutters portion Of the d
penSe thereof. estimated at sen
twenty-six G725.0o) dollars. or
10 100 CSl.l0) dollars per frczi
foot. there being ESQ feet ab1
improvement. by a local asseS:
the lots or pieces OF ground
following described district, be:z
trict TO be affected and bensft|
Improvement, namely. All Of I
and s. Block 81, Plat B." SAT-
Survey.
The total cost Of said inprc
estimated at eight hundred q
six (sS26. o) dollars, OF vhiea
city's portion is one hundred Y
lars, leaving seven hundred q
six S7G6.0oO dollars TO be raise|
assessment.
All protests and objections q
Ing out OF such intention must D
ed In writing TO the City Rec
before the 18th day OF Mare1
the time set ty said Council u
hear and consider such proses7
lections as n Nv be made there.
BY order OF the City Corn1
Lake City. Utah.
JOHN 3, MORETON. City 4
Dated February 5, 1876.
Sidewalk Extension No. N
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CORPORATIONS AS
BAR TO STATEHOOD
Senator Hopkins Charges Mines
and Railroads Standing in
Way of Union.

WASHINGTON Fob. 2s,-The Senate today
agreed TO vote on the Statehood bill before ad-
Journment on Friday, March 3. Tho PROPOSE
tion TO take tho vote at that timo was Tnade
by Mr Bevcridso md there littlo difficulty
In reaching AZ understanding. Tho suggestion
Immediately followed a speech In support OF
the Dill by Mr.. IIopSins. during tho course OF
which Mr.. Halo suggested that the Territories
were not prepared for Statehood md suggested
that their admission be deferred
me remainder or tho day wns devoted to
tht discussion OF the bin providing FOR the
settlement OF the affairs Of the nyo civilized
tribes OF Indians, the major portion OF tho
pOsaI OF the coal lands In Indian Territory.
Mines Blocking Statehood.
railroad and mining corporations OF Arizona
were standing in tho way OF tho union OF that
n@rri!ory with New Mexico and when Mr.
Dubois asked somo questions on that point Mr.
Nelson replied that those two Interests ''doml-
nate INC Legislature OF Arizona, and ha
oddcd tho opinion that the union OF the two
territories ms one State would hnyo the effect
OF minimizing tho evil
In reply 20 Mr. Dubois as TO how tho union
would improve the situation Mr. Nelson snId
thnt whilo no protests against consolidation
had come frSm tho corporations OF New Mex
leo, most or the opposition In Arizona came
from the railroads and the copper mines Hc
added hat these interests pay loss tnxes In
proportion to the value OF property than do
Mr. Carter made the point that under Con-
hr'sHlcnal control IL would be easier nc
compllsh that result In Territory than in q
State. "
Mr.. Nelson replied to this point with n gen
eral exposition OF conditions in both Arizona
ond New Mexico not altogether favorable TO
,ho'o Territories. This statement brought Mr
Hole 20 hls feet with the inquiry:
Suggests Territories Remain as Now.
"WhOthc- II In not logical to conclude TINT
Territories should not bo admitted ut all n,
Jhls tme?"
He added that he did not wont to be under
stood as Indicating n purpose TO voto ngninst
the bill. but that II seemed to him that II
would be wiser 20 permit tho two Territories
10 remain they now stnnd
After furth"r debate the date OF tho vote !
Ras nSed ot o'clock Friday, March n
The Indian settlement bill then taken /
up. and Mr.. Aldrch suggested that In view !
II the Importance OF tho subject involved and !
h" lack OF information on tho part OF the |
senate, the whole matter should be deferred |
He urged the adoption OF n resolution CT
ending ~" tribal government until June T. |
soS. AMI asked Tor tho immediate consderu-
ion OF the resolution, but Mr.. Sponner OBJ
"Ctcd. and II went urtll tomorrow
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CLAIM He OWES $25O,OOO
Alleged Creditors Petition Court to
Declare Mining Promoter Bankrupt.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2s.-A petition
10 have Riley A. Boggess. a mining pro-
E,oter. declared bankrupt was fled I'm
the United States District court today by
J; mes K Burch. Frank G. Sunder and
Thomas n. SpauldnG. The petition sets
forth that Boggess Is q debtor to various
,porsons in a sum that exceeds $50 00O
and that his property, exclusive OF that
which he 8 recently alleged to have
sefcguardcd by transfcrencc, amounts TO
practically nothing.
Ii Is prayed that his books NAV be In
Ncstgated by the court To find the real
state OF his business. Frank NJ Stone of
Now YORK Is cited In the petition as the
holder OF 750.005 shares OF stock in tho
Imperial Quicksilver Mining company OF
Lake county which Boggess IL Is said
transferred 10 him
The petition also charges that Roecoss
has transferred $4,000 shares of the
southwestern Smelling and Refining com
pany OF Arizona to F. NJ. Stone as a Dre-
ferred creditor The petition further
charges that Boggess has concealed son
SHARES OF the capital stock OF the Bank
OF Benson. Arizona from his credItore
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DELINQUENT NOT

Joe Bowors Mining c9mRS c9Rs q
place OF business Salt alt,ihLouent. ht
Notice: There are deiinQun an 4
Following described stocA;; A;;sh ~
assessment levied on tne .o,,ni n," d
uary 1905, the several apsmsciI]
sItc M the names Of the resp
holders. as follows
No. ehA0
Cert. Name. s
slS-J. II. Bean...s.-''''.'''''' 81
,9iS-W G. Munroe n
Ii21-J. H. Bean. ...s,...''.'''
itTs-W. q. Muproe.. loI
2s6s-W. w. Rlvers..'-s''''''H o1
sssiLW @. Munroe:...,;;,,n,''inas ias q
And in accordance WIN Nd
of Auu the E Board of Direetssrso ,sts % nal
iath IA day OF January. lyoo, ~ 1ay 4
Of eI' each parcel Of stock KS - &c 81
sarv oa viii be sold at NO 91Ir,sb. Il E
Street. Salt Lake CIT, y,,o hour q
Sov an Of March, 1906. at inc c,sssssr nv
n m to lay delinquen., ,sts s OF 81
m pn together with the co''
a nd expense of sale, >,NrLL 81
u"o A. J. GUNNIA
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given D.
Council of Salt Lake CITY o.
tion OF such Council to make !
ing described improvemenL
Extending and laying 2
eral OF s-inch vitrined
both sides OF First osz
between Second West and =
streets. In sewer district 20
fray the abuttcrs' portion eI -
pense thereof, estimated 81 os'
i've hundred thirty-thres a1g
5s3, $50 dollars, or one and ~
lars per front foot Of anutuE5
there being l.lI9,75 feet aouus<
provement. by q local asss
the lots or pieces Of grouna
following described disuiet "a.
district to be affected or 1ens
Improvement. namely: AL 9,
and 8, block IS; all OF 10, !,
1915 feet OF lot 2. block -
Salt Lake City Survey. -.
All protests and oejectiS,ne
out of such inteane1
In writing TO the ~
on or before tho 18th day q -
being the time set by salo -
IL will fenr and consids. v,sI'
and objections as may oe m
BY order OF the CITY
Lake City. Utah. ,,
Dated February 3. l c,tx n
]. 3. MOREToN;; ~"
Sewer extension No. ia y
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CHARGES GRAFT OF MILLIONS
Mining Men Ask Congress to Investi-
gate q. S. Minister to Bolivia.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2-otIs S. Goec or
New York 2rd r. CrutchncId OF Louisville
~, To-Day urged the House Committee on
is Toreign Analrs to mike favorable report on
@ enc 1iiDsft resolution to investigate chnrges
lister 70 Bolivia ~
= Mr. Gsgcs WHO was associated with Mr.
cpIsDy VI mining developments in Ecuador
charged mat Sorsby was party To tho min
OF an american mining company by a bond
,ssur alleged 10 have been fraudulent ana a
foreclosure sale without notice 10 American
IL wss alleged by Nr Gage that mining
property worth millions was soId IN o ,,,
s,7a nso way place without proper notice for
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FRAUDULENT LAND DEALS
Oregon Land Board Declares Certi-
flcates Void Covering 10000 Acres

SALEM, Or. Feb 2S.-The State land
bonrd this afternoon adopted formal rnso-
lutions canceling and declaring void all
certificates held by Delaitre Bros and
allied interests purchased through A. T
this city OF fraudulent land transactIons
and covering 20 600 acres
The board recites It's findings that upon
lnFestigdtlon IL is found all the appIica-
tions upon which certificates were based
were Forged and fraudulent and therefore
Noid. The board specifically declares tho
pcIaltres were not parties TO the rrnud
IN making apulicatons. but purchased
frauds. 'ho
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Hot-Bed Of Revolution.
Gunboat on the Wav.

PBKING Feb. 8.-American Consul
General Rodgers telegraphs from Shang-
hal that the fourteen American mission
aries who fled from Nanchang all reached
Kiuklang in safety.
Tho American gunboat FL Sano is pro-
ceeding from Nanking to the scene OF the
trouble.
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To Open Coeur d'Alene Reserve

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 2s-Repre-
sentative French has introduced a bill
authorizing the President to open UP the
Cocur d 'Alene Indian reservation. which
lion acres. The bill provides To aIlot land
to each OF the zoo Indians now on the
reservation in lots OF eighty acres each
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Sugar King Is Ill.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 2S.-John n
Spreckels is seriously III at his home in
anis CITY; suffering from an attack OF la
danger. ieulote
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Approved this 3lst day of January, 1905
EZRA THOMPSON. MAYOR.

State of Utah. city and county Of Salt
Lake, ss.:
/, j. B. Moreton. City Recorder of Salt
Lake city. Utah, do hereby certify that
INC ABOVE ana foregoing Is q full true
and correct copy of an ordinance entitled
An ordinance confirming and granting to
the Rio Grande Western Railway com
pany right-of-way in certain streets in
salt Lake City, Utah. to construct rail
road tracks. passenger depot and to
facdto certain Streets passed by the
CITY Council OF Salt Lake City, Utah,
"a 3nuary q. 1906, and approved by the
Mayor January 81, 1906. as anncars ~
record in my office
In witness whereof. 1 have hcreunto set
my nand ond affixed the corporate seal OF
SAID city, this 3lSt day OF January 1906
J. B, MORETON
1Seai City Recorder
Bin NO. D so0
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Mt. MORIAH LODGE No a
M.-Masonic hall second ~
month. Members of sister Io51'
Journins members In good P
vited. a. n. Peabody " h
phcr Diehl, Secretary. +
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n ARGENTA LODGE 10
W. A. MAJ Masonle
A Tuesday OF each mo-
bers OK sister lodges asI
1ns Ins brethren invited. .Haryy 4
w M. Moses c. Phillips, S.
WASATCH LODGE Eo.LF
Masonic hall second Friday =
members OF sister LODGES as3
brethren In good standing i.yjI1
wall Griffith. W. II. A. !. n
tary. II
Ell KALAH TEMPLE A Ao
Third Wednesday o: eaeh q
sonic hall at p. NJ. AT rcAI1
Ing invited. J. n Marhs.l, III
w. l. Barnes. Recorder. "A
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SECRET SECRET SOCIp11s

cA1AN-I, n'shts OF PytSi..
strock:y y e saoGrday; r k. Of sIsdss
and 8. - E. Bah. w
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LINCOLN lodx. NJ
P P'iS5G hafGl Saturday evening. ( ! ~ q
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UTAH CHAPTER NO In
conyocauon first Wedn,sis-
month at Masonic hall Com
daily invited. Chas. W ~
Moses c. Phillips. secretarv
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ROCKY MoUNTl~I,,
Thursday evening. yHiiAlT K lodge No.
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State of Utah, city and county OF Salt
Lakc-9s.
/, j. II. Moreton. City Recorder OF Salt
Lake City. Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is a full true
and correct copy of an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance granting TO Western Pa
cif1c Railway company right OF way in
and across certain streets In Salt Lake
City. Utah" passed by the City Council
of Salt Lake City. Utah. January 27
1906, and approved by the Mayor January
81, 1905, as appears of record In my Office
my hand and affixed the corporate senl of
said city. this 2lst day OF January 1906
(Seal) j, b. MORETON.
City Recorder
BIZ NO. :. sN
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FoREsTERs OF AMEpIcs'
lst and Ora wednesdavsn
knights OF Columbus b,n sE
South. {. r. White. E e. 40
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Woodnen Of the ~
WOoDBINE circle M r
Tuesday, 8 O'clock. at I. O p
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NAOMI REBEKAU Ior-| I
meets evo-y 2nd ard az iiS 81.
Ing OF each month in o. ~ .Sstl1|
pie, Market st. Nu relI1
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Z o: o, F; TEMPLE p,pv
Suborainate lodges rn.o. .D.ihEc
sat Lake lodge Eo as
Enterprise lodge No x III