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IRE story 81 &hs Row.

At Dublin county court once was
very much interested in the following
eaSe 3I888 S555, t 8.5 ID ai S8$
Judge Who 10 it that brings the al
Sssator against the prisoner at the
bar? F55S Us s ID iii5 81 ~
< 90 Place, y'ur wurshup, oi'm the
alligator. 3
fudge What's the charge
X Well. place yysur wurshup, OF
was on my bate as usnaa when Oh saw
q man with q box creating disturb.
ance In the road. what are We doing
there7', says OF. t'oi'm going TO lave
that box here, says he. "shure ye
can't lave 1t there" says OF. well,
Owe left 1t there" says he. Come
ont OF that, says Oh "Oi'm not in II, :
says he. TITS ag'inst the law says
OF. You're a liar says he: .it's
;ag'inst the Window With that OF
struck him and missed him. Thin OF
hit him ag'in In the same place, but he
hits me q blow on the nose wild his
fist and says. "a friend in need is q
friend indeed. FL ondon Answers.
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Gralas Eaas.

When a hen Is made sick eating too
freely Of grass she lays what are
known as grass eggs. z Grass eggs
are poor stuff. They have an unpleas-
ant favor. and the yoIk wabbles
around III weak and watery white
and Is green and dull in color The
term is one applied BY Gamblers. who
discover while testing that there Is q
pale greenish hue to the eggs and that
they are not at all Of the bright, fresh
color that we find In healthy eggs
Baltimore American. a FEB
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Good at Listenina.'

81 f - - .
If Customer want; some kind of a
door spring ---one that won't get out
] of order. 10 E.-.a = !.
J: Hardware Dealer-A door spring?
+ Customer-Yes, and one. that won't
require the strength of an elephant to
open. ',., G..55 .$". H.
II Dealer--Hem! I'LL t,..se d. H.
Customer And yet it must be
strong enough to bring the door all
the way to, and not leave it swinging
open a couple of inches. .sa,s
DealerI see! E. i: a.
Custemer-And when the door
closes 4 don't want it ram shut like a
$catapult, with "a crash that shakes
the house from its foundations
& Dealer Yes: you want one that will
bring the all the way to, and do
it gently. NIL ,sgr Il q. {.5s- ~,
Customer-That's the idea. But I
don't want any complicated arrange
ment that reqGires a skilled mechanic
Ito attend ito it. s.sss Is I:
Dealer-No, of course not you want
something simple, yet strong and ef-
fective. are
Customer That's the thing; some.
thing that can be put on or taken Off
easily; something that will do its
work quietly yet thoroughly. and
won't be eternally getting out of or
der. 5=s sgs
DealeTI see. i know exactly what
YOU want, sir, Just exactly.
Customer ell, show me one.
DealerWe don't keep door springs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-19

To stop that pain in the back, that
stiffness of the joints and muscles.
take Pineules. They are guaranteed.
Don't suffer. from rheumatism, back
ache, kidney trouble, when you get
so days treatment for s1.00. A single
dose at bed timg proves their merit
Get them today. f. s-sa ~ " @y's1 :
= Sold by,
= LENHART DRUG co.
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N onnet,ts That Counted.

Bacon's fame is mainly due to books
written In his spare hours while he
was England's chancellor. Humboldt's
days were so occupied with hts BUSH
ness that he had to pursue his scien-
tific labors III the night 81 early morn
ing. Burns wrote his most beautiful
poems in his spare moments while
working on a farm. Grote wrote his
History Of Greece during the odds
and ends Of time snatched from his
duty as d banker q Moments are the
golden sands Of time. Ii rightly used.
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IS


LosT----The person who took the poe,
textbook from the counter in Lucas
store Wednesday afternoon is known
q and to saEoid trouble return the same
to owner at once. 20S Fifth street,
Bismarck, N. d. j. -. 80 I.
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Step in the store and look over
the bargains on our 25 cent table.
Goods worth up to so cents are on
this table for only rs cents. For one
week only. 49,. .r....--..-
G. w. WoLBERT HARDWARE co
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Saved AGAIN,

cali alone in traclSless desert"
walled the heroine. Mot a tree, not a
rock in sight. Here comes the fero-
cious lions! Oh, what shall do?''
Dive troo de trap." shouted a
friendly stage hand You're standin'
right over it. Teddy" - ...
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FOB SALE.

FOR SALE Absolute closing out sale
of the largest stock Of new and
secondhand automobiles inthe Unit
ed States. Write for Clearance
Il Sale No. SO. Now is the time to
4 buy. Rochester Automobile Co,
Jos. ]. Mandery, proprietor, Roches-
4 ter, N. Y.
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The Thanksgiving L.ine-lJp.

ne 3 IfIaaksgIVthg Line %. |s771II
And now upon life's football field the
turkey forms his team. II, $
They say that they viii never yield,
and husky quite they seem.
Behold the pumpkin stanch and stout,
the mincemeat trim and fine.
But we will put them all to rout when
we swing into lire. q
Wen chase the pumpkin of the lot
and do him up in state,
And there will not be left spot to
mark the minceneat's fate.
And when we've made the squash a
wreck and done the gravy brown,
Wen grab the turkey by the neck and
make him holIer down.,
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Mrs Smma Stevens will hold s,.ls,
Of hand painted china Saturday, Dec.
21st, at Capital Book Store
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TANcRRD COMMANDERs. NO. i. IL. 81.
III Meets third Thursday in each uaosath ii Ma
\ sonic hall. G. w. Wolbert e. G.; NJ. 4
Z mckenzie. Recorder.
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Maerabees.

&. o.. T. M.--MEETS EVERY FIRST AMI
third Thursday OF each month at ofcleaS;
cordially welcomed. d. c. Ramp, Cor
mander: Erick Erickson. Record Keeper.
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~ q. 81.

COURT BISMARCK, NO. ss7. MEET.
every fourth Thursday IN each month d
Oddfellows' hall. John Yegsp, C. r.; Wa
Moore. 4. s.; L w. Healy. n. s. as
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knights 81 Pytl,tas.

ST. ELMO LODGE NO. i. MEEgS EyERs
II Wednesday evening at K p. hall. new We 4
block. VIM. o,Hara, G. G.; M G. Hase
II X. Of z. and S.
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| he Markets
LIVE crock.

st. Paul MINI, Dec. 1ss Cattle
Receipts 1905 market hardly active:
unchanged. u.
Hogs Receipts, 900: 10c lower.
range, s4.25 @4.5G bulk. s4. ss5 q lao.
Sheep RECEIPTS, ], 300; 25c lower;
3yearlings, 425 a 4.5e; ewes. $4,000
9 3. 7755 wethers, $s.75 @4.1o; lambs,
$3.50 q $50.
Chicago. Ill, Dec. is. Cattle-Re
fceipts, estimated, about 81 600; mar
ket steady steers, $3.50 q 6.25; stock
sers and feeders, $2.4O@4.50; cows,
s.. 75 q 400; heifers, $2.5O@5.25;
bulls, $3.50 a 30. calves, SIS or.
Hogs Receipts. estimated, about
46, 900; market 1Oc lower; choice
heavy shipping, $4.75 "a. 80; light
butchers, $4.7o@4.T5; light mixed,
81 % q AGO; choice light, $3.50 @4.e5:
packing, s4@4.6O; pigs, s3.75@4.25
bulk Of sales, $4.5O@4.60
| Sheep Receipts, estimated, about
%. 900; market weak; sheep, 50 @4.5f
lambs, s5.4o@6.2O; yearlings, $500
@4.s0. 1=
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Commercial Eltab

CLUB ii fsSd 90
Regular meeting of club snsntbef sfsip ii
first Tuesday in each months regular uesE 3
each month, at Comm ereiai club rooms, ri !,
terson building. Main street. Lucss5
s. president; F. Ia Conklin. secretary.
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RahalisaI,a.

NICHOLSON LODGE NO. 90. MEETS TIE
hrst and third Saturdays In each naontA II
Oddfei!ows' hall Mrs Charlotte Connors
NJ. G.; Mrs. Nellie Evarts. Secretary.
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~. n.

JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO. d. HH
partment of North Dakota. Grand Army
the Repuhlic. Meets last ThursdaS inI d II
y month at g. a. q. hall a. D. Cardnar. #
commander; p 9. Pierce. ad;utant.
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MONEY.

New York, N. Y, Dec. 10. Money
on cali firm, 1912 percent; ruling
rate, 80; closing bid, 3; offered at
81 time loans nominal /: sixty days
12@15 percent and ninety days s.
5@10 percent; six months, s percent.
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IA, q, ID. w,

BISMARCK LODGE NO. 100. MEETS THs
FIRST and third Tuesdays at I. o. %. r.. hasA
d at 8 o'clock John Mclaughlin, M W .
bradley C. Marks. Recorder '58s
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PytInian sisters.

LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. o. MEETS SEC
ond and fourth Thursday each month at K
P. hall. Mrs. Orilla Henzier, M E. C.s;f
Mrs. Nellie Evarts, M. of R. and c.
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D. 3. q.

CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. 3. MEERs
evory Thursday evening Ut Odd Feiiows' hall
4 y. u. Pollock, ~. G.; Charles &. Hansen. Sea
rotary. IA $S8 3f5ss s
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Knowles & Haneya handle the celebra
ed MEHLIN & EMERSON pianos.

The best Christmas present is
the Star" Safety Razor, which can
be used by any boy or man, and will
last lifetime. i.
No blades to buy and every part
guaranteed perfect, or money refund
ed. Sold only by "a III. ;5 S 2, Z.
n e. w. WOLBERT HARDWARE co
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sEcRET SOCIETIES.
MaaonIc.

BISMARCK LODGE, NO. 81 Al F. Il "A. il.
Meets FIRST and third Mondays IN each month
5 ct Masonic hall. W. A. Dillon, W.. NJ, O.
=. Duilau, Secretary. Al
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M. a. N.

M. b. A. MEETS FIRST Ar4 TFzIRDa
Wednesdays of each months al ahsr
hal. Mrs. Ida White pfes isfsnf a. rs
81 Marquett, secretary.
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..o &. d.

BISMARCK CHAPTER. NO. III. MEET
Y FIRST and third Fridays In each month Ii
Masonic hall Elizabeth Orr. w. M: Hafts
Shelton. Seeretafs
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Carpenters Bait

The Carpenters and Joinens Union
win give their fiEst annual ball on
January 9th at Bakers hall All
friends are invited: tickets 75c.
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FRESH BAKED BEANS every day
at the Star Restaurant. 15c a quart.
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Holiday sale of Cloaks and Suits
Lucas Department Store. See ad.
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Look for the Lucas holiday sale
of Coats and Millinery. See ad. Pc
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Richter wrote: ~ We should not let
tribes merely plague us--they should
also crafty ms We should seize nor
their poison bags only, but their honey
bags, too. Liberal advertising az,
lords simple method OF turning
Etrifles 70 useful ends-of taking the.
sting out of small events; Of coming
advantages and profit from little bust.
meas annoyances af SEEKING the hon.
ev bags Of the naost trifiing tribes
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labor Unions

ssgs Labor Unions .5sssa
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF cARPEa
tiers and Joinersi,s No. Ills. Meets eveTs
Wednesday evening at Il o. o. F. hall. Al
: brothers cordially invited to meet with us
Charles B. Johnson, president; C.. Z. Han.
a7son,. recording secretary. t & & dali 10y.
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L-oIse's Way.

- Loves way rs
she vowed she couldn't marry FOR
ages He swore he would wait FOR all
{ me- = GU
g. Sss'eit ~
Trey compromised. ana made il q
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GRAINS

Dtiiuth, Mimi, Dec. is. Close:
Wheaton, track I hard, Sizes
No. 4 northern, $1.0711s; No. 2
northern, $1.O4ssss TO arrTIye No. i
northern, SLOTS; No. 2 northern:
$1.9ass. December, $1.O47s; May.
S1.I1B. IN store northern.
l$1.o4M; No. northern. $1.o2ss.
Durlm No. Il, 871s; No. 2, s551gs
December, IS; May, 90. gatsTo ar
rive, 4sHa; on track, 49,. Flax
To arrive. s1.12M on track, $1.12M;
December. SLIPS; May, $l.lsB.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 18. Close
Wheat-May, $1.10Ea July, $1.111s /;
No. ]. hard. $1.O9ss; No. northern,
SLOTS No. 2 northern, 81 .055s O.
5s;; Mo. 3 northern, 81 CO.'S q L OPS.
Chicago, Ill, Dec IS. Close:
eat-May, 81 04 rs; July, SO. Corn
Mag, 5s1s O. ~ July, 571s. Oats
May, old, 5411s; May, 521zi July,
old, 1875; July, 45ss q II.
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FOR RENT One room well furnished
and warm; SIS a month. Call at 206
First street; phone 102.
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FOR RENT Furnished room, 314
Fourth street. Mrs. Henderyhott.
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FOR RENT-A comfortable furnish
ed room, 4O2 Eighth street.
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Rings Little Liver Pills wake up
lazy liyers,clean the system ana clear
the skin. Try them for biliousness
and sick headache. Price 25c.
Il Sold by,
81 LENHART DRUG co. .I +
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lesnan with some know
ledge Of bookkeeping, for hagh-elass
1 proposition; state experience. Ad-
dress Mc. G. r. Co, 1854 Moorhead,
MINI. S5.5s
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FOR RENT-Furnished room with
modern eonveniences. Mrs. OF. Dir
lam, 40S First street. Tel. 275. rs
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WANTED IouseWork for lady and
two daughters; not necessary to be
in one family. Address B Tribune.
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NEW YORK FASHIONS
Pattern For bath Robe Designed
. by May Nfanton--No. Sa2I.
]. Lll.;ENHART DRUG co

Simple bath robes are always the most
desirable, and this one has long, graceful
lines to commend 1t. It is made, too, with
sleeves to the wrists that mean genuine
warmth and protection. and 1t has the
convenient patch pockets that are SO
necessary to perfect comfort. The ma
terial is flannel with a simple braid as
trimming, but not alone the wool flannels,
but the cotton fannelettes also, are very
beautiful while there are offered great
many robe blankets that are durable in
the extreme as well as handsome For
dainty vet simple effect, however, MOTH
ing better than one Of the lovely new
Hannelettes In pale pink or blue with
white figures and trimming OF bands OF
wash silk in harmonizing color could be
suggested q In addition to its color and
charm and its comfortable feeling, It can
be slaundered with perfect success.
N The robe is made with fronts and back
and is held at the waist line by means OF
20 cord and tassel, at the neck by means
OF buttons and loops OF cord or braid.
i The sleeves are made in two pieces each,
with roll over flare cuffs and the patch
pockets are applied over the gown and
stitched to position. 8}}5{s ss24
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size Is 6sz yards q. 81 yards
s SS or sA yards 80 inches wide, with s yards
of braid # &5l& RI SSS3s IN
s9 Sizes, small, medium and large. N $j
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medium and large.
# DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.

IL Send 10 cents to this Office, give number
of this pattern. No. 1921, and state size de-
sired. 1t will then be sent TO you by mail
postpaid. Be sure to write plainly and al
ways give fnl5 address. Several days
must be allowed for delivery Of pattern. l4
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WANTS

Advertisements under this head viii be IN
serted for ONE GENTs8A WORD each inset
ticn. No publication fns lees than t6c Cash
must accompany out OF town orders. $5
or numbers MUST De answered through CORE;
spondcnce. 5tt IA 81 IS 5ai
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t'ELP wANTED--rEMAlE.

WANTED Lady agents to demon
strate and canvass III city, either
h commission or salary. Call Miss
Earle, forenoon, room II, Northwest.
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FOR RENT furnished rooms and
barn. C. d. Edick. M .s5 ...s,
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WANTED able boarders; also fur-
nished room with steam heat; 523
NJ Second street. 5ss s555 80
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-31
The sunfiower and ouinine

An eminent Spanish professor has made the discovery that the sunfower yields splendid febrifuge that can be used as substitute for quinine. More than ten years ago Moneorvo reported to the Thcrapeutical society of Paris, with reference to the same subject. Ac- cordingly the sunnower should not only by its growing exert great fever-dispeil- ing effect but also yield a product which is used advantageously in all fevers.
 The common sunAower is an Amer ican plant. It's original home is stated by eminent botanists to be Peru and Mexico.
 The Russian peasantry seem to be convinced that the plant possesses prop critics against fever, and fever patients sleep upon bed made of sunfowcl leaves and also cover themselves witl them. This use has recently induced \ Russian physician to experiment with ! coloring matter prepared from sun flower leaves. and it is stated that ht had good results with the cOloring mat ter and with the alcoholic extracts iron the flower and leaves. With 100 ehil dren from one month to twelve year old he has. in the majority of cases, eff fected az speedy a cure as otherwls' with arinine.--New York Times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-31
THE NEW WAGE SCALE

The new wage scale of the Old Do. minion company, published in this issue and which goes into effect tomorrow will be the scale also followed by other mining companies in the district IL is the highest scale ever paid in Globe and as affects some branches, it is higher than the scale at Bisbee or in any other copper camp. While the min ing companies and the employees are to be congratulated on the raise, there is. however, no cause for mysteries, such as is indulged in at other camps on occasions of this nature. The present scale will be in effect while the price of copper maintains its present level. and all indications point to it's remain. ing over IS cents for at least year or two. Everyone in the camp will bene- fit by the increase in wages It means more money for the working men who produce the metal and for business in all avenues in the city and district In the outlying sections of the district however, there will be no effect, as a wage of s4 for days work under ground has been paid for some time past.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-31
Caught Fish in the Parlor

Several amusing stories developed from the recent record breaking flood which did so much damage to Pittsburg.
 When the water began to come up, William Edgar .of Groveton, not wish. ing to lose his valuable COW, moved her into the house There the COW was fed and every day gave forth large quan. titles of excellent milk
 Charles E. Fite lives at Glenfeld. The flood reached the second story of his residence, and when the waters were re ceding, he saw three pound fish swim ming about in the parlor. Fite got out his tackle and caught the fish. The family ate it for dinner.
 When the water came over Walter Muekie's s property, his chickens roasted on the roof of his house When Mir. Muekie went to take them down hc found that each hen had contributed an egg every other day of her residence on the roof.-Pittsburg dispatch to the Philadelphia North American.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-31
Reflections of a Bachelor

One of the incest things about being a millionaire is how much you can enjoy how unpopular it makes you.
 What woman envies about prin. cesses is she thinks they all have diff ferent eolored slippers to match their stockings.
 Men begin their business careers to get rich, but they become satisfied to be able to support their families and pay their insurance.
 When woman 's hat costs so much she is afraid to tell her husband the real price, she is sure that is better than for it to be becoming.
 If nobody lets you into sure thing in the stock market and that s the only reason you didn t lose your money, you think il s because you were so smart New York Press.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-31
THE END OF GAMBLING

Today gambling goes ont of existence in Arizona, in accordance with the en. actment of bin passed by the last legislature, repeating the statute licens ing gambling. It is generally admitted even by those who follow gambling as a means of existence that the meas. ure is good one and that the benefits derived from allowing and licensing gambling games are greatly overshad owed by the harm done to society in the whole, but in the passing of gambling there is word to be said for the man behind the green cloth and whrling rou- lette ball.
 The gambling which has made the west famous is not the gambling of the more effete east; nor is the western gambler any kin to him who bears the same name--or stigma, if you will-in the more highly "civilized" east, ex- cept insofar as his vocation contains a considerable element of chance There are good gamblers and bad ones in the west, with many more of the former class, as far as men go, but there are no good gamblers in the east. The east ern gambler is usually social outcast, who, like the buzzard in search of ear rion, lies in wait of "sucker" and when be gets him, plucks him.
 The gambler of the west has been an important factor in the making of the great western country. He has con tributed to the building of cities and industries and he has sat in legislatures which have made laws for the people
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-31
Masons. Attention

A special service will be held at St John s Episcopal church Sunday even ing, March 3l, 1907, at 7:30 clock when the rector, Rev. George Selby, will preach to the brotherhood Members of White Mountain lodge No. 3, A. r. & A. M., will meet in the lodge rooms at : o'clock and attend the service at Academy hall in body.
 By order of the worshipful master,
 LEROY MIDDLETON.