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Swedish Baptist.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. in
Steele's hall Morning service at
IL. Y. P. S. G. f. Gas D. m.
Evening service 7:3O. Rev. C. F..
Douhau, pastor.
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Slightly Colsj

When you 81
weather forecast I
rheumatism weata
Get ready for 1t d
bottle of BallafdA
Finest thing made
chilblains, frost BID
joints and muscla
pains. sc, SOC Y
Sold by all druggin
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See Ruina of M,tIo

iour OF all Mexico by private
elaih' leaves Denver Jan. 2s, via
Uoloraoo q Southern. Write Il. Z.
Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
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Christian Science.

Services are held at 800 Ninth
street Sunday morning at IL and
Wednesday evening at 1880. adam
and Fallen Man" is the subject for
next Sunday. All are invited.
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Through Mexico by Privat. Train

Tour OF all Mexico, via Colorado
~ southern, leaves Denver Jan. 2s,
Euil Information on request. II. E.
Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
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Ha,l,l

Ephraim Eieatou, !
known of the origia
lists, died at bis
street from diab.tl
evening. lie was \
Oct. n, 1899, and
years of age, lie
first houses In Gra}
sid ed there at til. !
Mr. Heaton was
During his residenuI
ileaton accumul,
real estate. He !
OF years a memhaI
band.
Deceased leaves
SONS and a sister.
The funeral ss.vl
the home at l:AM
with Rev. R. J. q
\ large numbsr ot
attended the serviu
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Tho Churches
Swedish Lutheran.

Sunday school at II a. IN. Morn.
ing service at II. Evening service
at 1880. Oscar w. Gustafson, pastor.
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$25 to Ell Paso.

From Denver via Colorado &
Southern Ry. Write for informa.
tion. T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Den
yer
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TIE GORDON BUCKINGHAM g,,,, =,
OEAr n
Call |

- Ms Vi Georgia B. q
C. H. CaIl, died nj
IRON paralysis Of MI
age a of A yea's. n
Ne" Hampshire apd]
wears was a teacher
prominent in edpe1
pr. and Mrs. Call /
dents of Greeley fol
twelve years.
The funeral serrA
the Unitarian cbu1
afternoon, with Rs1
way officiating.
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Farms! Fu
All sizes. All "a
ruh & Mumper, M
phone. Greeley Is.
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Trinity Episcopal.

At the morning service the Feast
Of ALI Saints" will be celebrated in
connsctipn with.ths holy communion
and sermon. This sefvice Is In
memory Of the departed. The offer
tory, bv Mrs- Shattuck, will be
Lead. Kindly Light" by Shepperd
Beginning with this Sunday the
hour OF the second service will be
changed from 1880 .. m. to 4:l5 p.
m. This service Is called "vespers. :"
The monthly sacred concert will oc-
cur this Sunday at the vespers ser
vice. The following numbers will
be rendered:
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Aspiration -. Msndelssohn
Trinity Choir
Callest Thou T, US o Master. +. . Meitzhe
Mr.; Rea Couzins
Prayer Enienstein
Misc Earle
Meditation Brochoven
Mrs. Snattuck
Violin Obligxto. ...........
Miss Earle
The public invited. j, A. Trim.
mer, rector.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-19
GRAIN MARKET LOWER
AT CLOSE OF WEEK
Desire to Take Profit Before
Passing an Idle Sunday Is
Principal Factor.

CHICAGO, May 1s.-The cereal mar
kets were chiefly Influenced today by
the inevitable week end realizing.
Wheat dropped in net figures to 96M a
96as. July corn declined 75s and oats
hc. Provisions dropped 71a@lo12c.
There were other influences In wheat,
but they availed naught against the de-
sire to secure profits without testing
the possibilities of an idle Sunday.
ported rain in Russia. as well as in
the Austro Hungarian grain belt, but
the desire for profits among the eau
tious offset these factors. Buying or
ders were by no means absent, for the
demand was again large and of gener-
Gus proportions, but it was not suffi-
cient TO hold prices at the high level
at which the market closed yesterday
July sold between 991a and o6B and
closed 3% M3N lower at 96H @96ss
Other options closed at proportionate
losses
Corn felt the effect Of the weather
Improvement and the slump in wheat,
probably having as much influence as
the other. Reports from country ship
pers spoke favorably of the crops ap-
pearances, saying that the seed was In,
all improving splendidly. Local re-.
celpts were l15 cars. July sold be-
tween 5as and 526s@591s and closed
Is loser at 52%@53.
The oats market held we'll in the
weakness in other grains. but could
not wholly escape the sympathetic ac.
tion usual IN such cases. Trade on
liberal scale. Local receipts were 144
cars, July oats sold between 471s and
428 and closed y under yesterday at
$3.50,
The provisions market was quieter
and easier, the tone being largely In
syympasthX Syasppa oc with a the cereals July geTk
July lard, 10c down at S917b, and
July ribs at 71a at SS.271a.
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NOTICE FOR SALE OF BONDS.

McCammon, Idaho. April %. 1907
Notice is hereby given that at a special
meeting at a special election hem in
school district No. "a. OF Bannock coun-
ty, Idaho. April 20, 1907. the trustees of
said school district were Empowered 10
issue and sell the bonds Of said district
In the sum OF ten thousand dollars
100000 for the purpose OF building and
furnishing a new school building in said
district.
Now, therefore, in accordance with au-
thority vested in them, the trustees OF
said school district hereby offer for sale
interest bearing. negotiable bonds of the
said district to the amount of ten toou-
sand dollars $50, ,000) for the purpose OF
providing money with which TO pay for
said new school building in said district.
Said bonds 10 be in the denomination of
one thousand dollars (sl000) each. TO bear
interest at q rate NOT TO exceed six (6)
per centum per annum. payable semi
annually and maturing a 8 follows: One
bond 10 mature two CD years from date
OF issue and one bond each year there
after on June l until all are paid
All bids must be sealed and plainly
marked: Proposal for the purchase Of
bonds" and must be delivered TO the
clerk of the board of trustees school dis
trlct No. p: Bannock county. Idaho. be-
fore 70 o'clock noon May 2s, 1907.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, or proposals made fog
the purchase OF said bonds.
Address all communications to ]. G
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BUSINESS ACTIVE
DURING SATURDAY
Market Row Crowded With
Anxious Purchasers for
Sunday Edibles.
INTERESTING SKIRMISH
FOR FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Shipment of Naval Oranges and
Black .Tartarian Cherries
Attract Attention.

Saturdays business on Market row
easily exceeded in volume that of any
other day of the week, and 1t is doubt
Tul If in this respect it did not take
front rank among the Saturdays of the
year. During the afternoon there was
an interesting sklrmish for strawber-
ries-a thing for which the johhers were
sequently at their wits ends In max.
ing some of the remnants last until
they were ready to quit business for
the day. The usual consignment of
strawberries arrived from California
about 2 p, N. This was a better grade
OF goods than the jobbers have been
handling heretofore, but they were sur
prised TO hear that there was an ad
vance in the wholesale price. They
Immediately advanced the retail price
to 25 cents a box and this resulted in
rush for some of Fridays goods,
which were still selling at 20 cents
box Soon the 20.cent goods were dis
posed of and then the fresh supply re-
ceived the hrunt of the heavy buying,
with the result that when the stalls
closed there were very few strawberries
to be seen.
The first big shipment of blackberries
OF the season arrived Saturday, and sold
at 20 cents box straight Among the
other new arrivals were a shipment of
navel oranges, which sold at 40 cents
a dozen, and a consignment of fine black
Tartarian cherries, which sold at 30 and
40 cents pound. New turnlps were
more abundant, selling at 3 cents
bunch. and cucumbers were somewhat
cheaper. some retailing as low as three
for 10 cents The supply of dressed
poultry was ample, but it is predicted
that it will be more meager this week
than it has been at any other time this
year.
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an increase of s2.os6. $50. as compared
with last week.
The statement follows;


Last weeks official statement OF the
New York associated banks was favora~
BILE In that IL showed an increase in cash
and because Of campara lively small gain
in surplus railroad requirements. a some
what important increase In surplus rail-
road reserve. The loan Item indicated
decrease and deposits a moderate in
crease. The cash gain was s3,40s. 800. or
little greater than that which was
estimated upon the basis OF the trace
able movements OF money. The deposits
increased sl.6Sl,S0 which amount was
slightly below the sum Of the gain In
cash In contraction Of loans; therefore
the statement balanced. The required
reserve against general deposits was
augmented s42o. $50. deducting which
from the increase In cash left 81 1856, 45O
as the gain surplus reserve 10 s1l,4T2.
SIS. Computed upon the basis of depos-
It's less those of s31,657 900 public funds.
the surplus is sl9, 3sS. 9z5. Loans were
contracted by Sl.4l4.90o. indicating
small demand for stock exchange opera
tions. The daily average OF bank clear
ings during the week was s27o.000 600.
Clearings on Saturday, as the result Of
Fridays business, were but S255. .536 422.
Comparisons Of loans by individual banks
showed that seven institutions reduced
this item nearly one and thirteenth
millions net. eight banks gained two and
a half millions net cash.
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New York Flour and Grain

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Flour-Receipts,
900 barrels; exports. 1900 barrels: dull.
m5.35: Minnesota bakers. S8.5OM4 win
ter patents, $410@4.50; winter straights.
s3S544l5: winter extras, s3@310; win
Ter low grades, S2.9023.
Wheat-Receipts. 172.S00 bushels, ex-
ports. 5000 bushels; spot. weak; No. .
red. sl.Oll elevator. $t.02i +. o. b. aRoat !;
no. hard, sl.o5 T. o; b. anoat. Sharp
tied todays whoat market. Prices broke
2 cents a bushels under bearish cables,
liquidation. and more favorable home and
foreign weather conditions. The mark ct
closed 4lM2sc net lower May closed
;l.o@3; July. Si.oitWl059; closed at
sl,o4A; September 81 0ia91,o5a; closed at
Sl,o4a; December 81 o5i@106a; closed AT
81 0G.
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WEAK MEN

So-called Weakness" In men Is mere
" o symptom OF chronic Inflammation
In the prostrate gland. brought on by
carly dissipation or by the improper
treatment OF sone contracted disease. a
complete and radical cure is. therefore q
question of restoring the rrostrate gland
to Its normal state. and this We accom-
plIsh promptly and completely without
the use of informal remedies. Our treat
ment IL local one entirely. II is orlEi.
nal and scientific. and has been proved
absolutely effective ny thousands of tests
We are convinced that by no other meth
DDS can full and permanent restoration OF
strength and vigor be accomplished.
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NSSED TONE IN
,sST0CK MARKET
Turn Aside From Fluc.
/. Is in Wheat to Con-
'sf Other Troubles.
'ICERTAINTY AS
'AILROAD SECURITIES
Itement Proves Favor
d Featureless: Bond
Iarket Is Easy.

,iRK, May 1s.-The atten-
'rators in stocks today was
,rently from the wheat mar
Is diverted to the troubles
concerning its effect. The
, mind was due mostly to
to the inference drawn
rs rather than actual de-
Prospects of additional
'seemed to bear heavily on
i've mind and uncontirmed
D aHoat of some incarsion
L by industrial corporations
class, where railroads hith-
cen the largest seekers of
IONS. Inference was drawn
port that Ney York Cen
IS were about to withdraw
sectorate of the Chesapeake
,ich were hurtful to their
" sympathy to the general
me friction between New
4 and Pennsylvania inter
sled in the rumors current
nsactions.
s.nter of depression was the
VI New York public utilities.
ilere was no clear explana'
The old subject of the pend.
Mites bill at Albany. The
j Of stocks was in progress
was reacting sharply in
proft.taking on the wide
eshe bank statement. while
Aesented no unexpected fea
Ssh increase conforming
1c estimates and the small
stion helping the strength
son Of the banks.
rfone OF the bond market
sent in the general depres-
ing. Foreign holidays sub
! jource of the usual partici-
se market, Total sales OF
!. .alue, s604,000.
|, market in New York has
almost torpid state this
nmon with the securities
Il the great money centers.
uncertainty in the finan,
llustrial outlook serve to
+, ,peculative action and the
ot sufficient TO make any
"a prices. The professional
! ent have the market prac-
2 emselves and they follow
',,Ist policy, seizing on any
5opment to take a position
that it may be the herald
1 tide activity in stocks.
I have been Disappointing
, smporarv fluctuations in
been sluggish and incou-
Hequence.
Il been sluggish and heavy,
kes new As have declined
in call during the week.
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WE TREAT AND CURE

CATARRH-Deafness. nose
and throat troubles, eve and
ear diseases. bronchial and
lung troubles, asthma. stomach.
bladder troubles. female COM
plants, chronic diseases Of
women and children. heart dis
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nal diseases, sciatica and rheu-
matism. diseases of the bow
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troubles. goitre Cor big neck).
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eases,
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UlIUS, are CUTNIHITY IHVIIGV 10
consult this department and be
advised FREE OF CHARGE.
We cure more men than all tho
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the city combined.
So sure is the Cure under Drs.
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IN all private diseases that YOU
may arrange to pay the fee for 2
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installments, as the cure pro.
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Lake City. Utah. on Monday. June 10.
1907, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
First-For the purpose OF ratifying the
action Of the board OF directors in voting
to disincorporate tho company.
Second-For the purpose Of attending to
any other business which may need at
tention from the stockholders before dis
Incorporation.
Done by order of the board OF direc-
tors at Salt Lake City Utah. this 9Th
day Of May. A. D. 1907.
VESPASIAN-HOOG MINING CO.,
Per T. NJ. Orem. Secretary.
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Kansas CITY,

KANSAS CITY. May 15.-Cattle-Re-
6. native cows and heifers, s395.25:
stocSers and feeders. $3.5o@5: bulls, So. "a
@5.50; western fed steers, $4.25@5 so !;
western fed cows. s3.25M4.T5,
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. steady; heavy,
So 6.20dG.27h; packers, s5.20@6.37k: light,
s6.30@6.45; pigs, S5.2566
Sheep-Recelpts, none; market nom
inally steady.
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Omaha,

OMAHA. May fs.-Cattle-Receipts. zoo
Market unchanged
Hogs-Recepts. 5000, market strong to
&c higher Heavy, So, 10 GD6 80; mixed Sc 20
$3.50: light S6.30@6 40, pigs. S550Q6.1O
Sheep-Receipts. SOD; market steady
Yearlings. S5.f5@6,75; wetrers. $4,000
$50; ewes, s45o@5,$5. lambs. s75O@S. 60
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Emperor Honors Professor.

BERLIN, May 1S.-Emperor William
has conferred the crown order of the
second class on DIR. Francis Green Wood
Peabody, professor of Christian morals
at Harvard university, who was Sc
lected by the University of Berlin for
the first professor from Harvard in tho
international exchange of professors,
which began in 1905.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-19
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago,

300; steady; beeYes. s425@6.45: cows,
Sl.S0@ $40; hetfers. s2.7065,40: calves
sA:5od625: good to prime steers. $3.50
6.a5; poor TO medium, 81. q $50. stockers
and feeders. s2.90@515.
Hogs-Receipts, II 900; steady; light
5000 $50, mixed, s825@6.525; heavy
s5Q5 40; rough. s6@6.155s pigs. $5.so@6.45;
good 10 choice heavy. s6.So@6,io.
s4,50Is20. western, s4.5096l5; year
lings. S6@6.s0; lambs, $6.25a6.75:. west
ern Sc 25M8.75.
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st, Joseph,

ST. JOSEPH. May lS-CattIe-Re-
ceipts. $50: nominal; natives, s4,25@6 %: !:
yearings. S3.o0T4.50
Hoss~Reee!pts. 400; market strong TO
q shade higher: medium heavy Sc 256
6.35 bulk So 91l@6.a0.
Sheep-Recelpts, none.
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EE MAP OF
-" WONDER

y sensational mining camp.
)n III ~ places; inside of so
y, ton OF AL Nevada Investors
20 on Wonder; limited NUM-
be sent free OH request II
ills paper.
eNT INVESTMENT CO.,
street GoIdiield. Nevada,
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/rts and Exports.

e, May 1s.-Total imports
tho port OF New York for
ing Today were S9410 silver
. OF specie from the port
Xtor The week ending today
lCp silver and $1,000 gold,
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Schwng. clerk OF board Of trustees.
school district No. "a, McCemmon, Idaho.
BY order OF board OF trustees,
m13T9 ]. g. SCHwING, Clerk.
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CLEARINGHOUSE Statement.

NEW YORK, May ls.-The statement
OF the clearing house for the week shows
that the banks hold S1l f7:.6 67S more than
the legal reserve requirements. This is
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zsury Statement.

|ON. May IS. Toda y's
the Treasury balances In
and, exclusive OF the $780,
3feeerve. shows Available
S2b3. .627 267; gold coin and
p,sid; gold certificates, siS.-
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81, I,ouis Wool.

ST LOUIS May s.-.Wool-s;eadv:
medium grades. comhing and clothing. "a
G527tc; light fine. 21d2l5c, heavy hne, Is
917c; tub washed, 3e@37c.
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Special Department For Men

ps Shores have Special exclusively for the treatment
p Shores about the most delicate embarrassing troubles with
and everything will be STRICTLY PRIVATE
of
ell aid
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lVerpool Wheat.

e. MAY 1s.-Close: Wheat
Qi; July is ID; September.
her In England. showery.
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EVE DEPARTMENT.

Drs. Shores Eve Department
Is in charge of Il Specialist OF
- years training IN the treat
ment of all diseases of the Eye,
AStigmatism, Far and Short
slght-Cross Eyes. Granulated
Lids. and all other diseases OF
the eye skillfully treated and
cured at very reasonable rates.
Glasses Fitted to Any Eyes
and Satisfaction guaranteed
from 81 90 up. Consultation and
Examination Free At Drs.
Shores OniCes,
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York Money.

OK, May 1s.-Ciose: Prime
VIPER, 81 per cent.
rharge flrm. with actual
4 ,ankcrs' bills at 4s6. .95M
md. and at 4S49IS4-10 for
rs. Posted rates. i.s3a@
bills, 4.sSs@4sa.
k4lars. 509c.
b9nds. steady; railroad
v,all, nominal; time loans,
days. 81 per cent: ninety
ent; six months. 4Sm42 per
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" York Sugar.

IA. May ls,-Sugar-Raw ".
,lning, 3.37c; centrifugal. .9s
}olasscs sugar. 2.l.c: re-
\ crushed. soc; powdered,
/ted, 5.00c.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
No, No; - spring \ wheat s2G@sl.oo; No
No. oats. 37@ 4sc: No 2 white. 46ia
4iic No white, 45G4 46sc; No. rye,
s2c; good feeding barley. 6o@ 75c; fair to
choice mailing, sac; No. flax seed. 81 26:
No. l Northwestern. 81 27; prime timothy
seed, 81 30; clover. contract grades, $500
short ribs. sides Qoosel. Ss65@s1O; mess
pork, per barrel Sl6.37l@16.50; lard per
(boXed) 50 26m937A
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SPECIAL sToCKHOLDERs' MEET
ING.

Notice Is hereby given that there VIII
be a special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Vespasian- Hoogley Mining COM
rooms 3O5-30S Auerbach building. Salt
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York Produce,

~, May 1s.-Butter. firm ;
", 2it925c: common 10 en-
eggs. unchanged,
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

FNODlCE EAI1ANGE.
on the produce exchange today the
butter market was weak; creaneries 1sM
22c; diaries, 11@20lc. eggs steady at
13i@l5c.
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Closing Stock List.

Sales II. l.. else
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rel
|isIsNs
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Observation-Disclosures
c1I NED
e r

New York exchange s22.50@ % IS
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Il LEAD. -
\ New York exchange 80. So. .00@e.05 !,
: : : + !; /;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

As announced a few evenings ego
there will be roll call Of the member
ship of the First Baptist Church at the
morning service tomorrow morning: a
special service has been arranged io'
the occasion which promises to be oil an
Interesting character. 1t is expected
that a large representation OF the mem
bership OF the church will be present
and respond TO their names.
The Mems League of the First BsP-
fist Church will hold its semi-monthiy
meeting Monday evening. Business o.
interest to the league will be considered.
Tue Sunday school will shortly begin
the erection of building on the south
OF the church to accommodate the H.
creasing demand for its library uses
The building will be Rtted with specia
book cases and other equipments neces
ssry for an up-tO-date library room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
DEL RAY AND ST. ELMO.

At a meeting held in Del Ray last
night of citizens in that section OF the
county the committee appointed at q
previous meeting TO report concerning
the Incorporation of the two villages,
d. Ray and st. Elmo, submitted re-
Tort recommending the incorporation o.
the two villages and the land lying De-
tween into q town to be named Potomac.
Mr.. ]. E. 5upplee presided and Mr.. e.
r. Thomas acted as secretary. The re-
port was adopted and copies of the pro-
posed charter of Incorporation were or
der to be printed for distribution. Ihe
boundary lines of the proposed town are
the old Georgetown road on the nortn,
the electric railway on the west, the
Washington and Alexandria turnPlkt,
on the east and Lloyd's line, In Del
Ray, on the south. The Potomac rail-
way yards are not included in the
boundary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
MEMORIAL TABLET.

At a recsnt meeting of the vestry CT
Christ Church a request from Meuot
Vernon Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, that permission
be given for the placing of q tablet in
Christ Church 10 the memory Of the pail
bearers of George Washington. was
unanimously granted. The pallbeareI'
were Colonies Charles Simms, Dennis
Ramsay, William Payne, George Oil
pin. Philip Marstell and Charles Little.
Il is understood that the tablet will be 9
handsome one, either of marble or bronze
and is 10 be placed With the edlfice on
the west wall between the two doors.