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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-31
W. A. PRICES COLUMN.
Produce Dealer.

Forty, halft barrels and 100 kits OF
new fish just received at the produce
store of w. A. Hrice.
WA. Price will sell any of the above
fish, salmon, white fish, mackcrcl or
lake trors, wholesale or ~rstail, Tor less
than any otl.cr house in J.avannah or
st. Joseph
w. \. Price sells the best Nebraska
anu Kansas sp.iAg wheat flour for
S2.2j, the best XXX Fall Wheat flour for
$50. White corn mea..S5 cts. per
bushe!.
TIA. best -. I0ris su~gar-curst
5raoke,i beef : sold mt ". =, Pr.ss's
for j cents PEI pouraa
Corn. oaa.n.oats -four, bacon. lard.
fish, dried apples peaches, pruneS. cur
ran;.- I'D bia.akhelYscs fcs,sa!n,a; W..
,iNco.:..
w. ~. Prico,wau.s I'll thsbacon sides
and lard IN tho county. for which he
will pay the highest cash lrice.
WLm, you want to sell any kind OF
:, c.s;n cone. to VA. Prices Prcdnce
Store.
BvTlER, BeCrEE :NANTED.-E.'A:
price warts all No. flesh yellow but
ter. - cents per pourd. so lring ii
Icing and get the CASH.
W. ~. Price is in thf; nNrkctrfol
most.alsthing you Kaye 10 esll.
1000 bushels CT OATS wanted by
the ls:i u August, ct .31c,. by W. y
d lliee.
Wool! WOOL!
Thc.largest cash py;ce p&il for WOO
by w. \. Price.
Iced Butter!
When you want nre, swsees hard
ye!low. butter, call Gt!W.. a. Prices
where you Il get 1t every day, riSh
out OF the ice-chest.
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KIrR City Items.

4 match ssula Of base ball WAS played nj NEG
CITY on III. 18th Instant between the Lone stars,
of King City, and thu Nokawks, of Empire Prai-
rie, In which the latter were defeated, by Il
score of p TO y.
Harvest is over. The wheGt crop is very light.
Oats good, prospects for ,urn very poor
Mr.. Rose has opened a new s,erc at this place.
We now have two general stores, TWO drug
stores and .sG hotels.
King City row boasts Of the ''sshfnicst'
boys and prctticst girls Of any village IN the
y,4- En- ID.
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Officers of Gravelwall Grange, No.
SS7.

The following are the newly elected
officers of the above Grange:
Master, G. 7. Bennett Overseer. A.
Hurst: Lecturer, q. W. Patterson !.
Steward, G. Sargent; Assistant Stew
ard, j. Mcknight; Chaplain, \. T..
Miller: Treasurer. u. \. Pew; Secre-
t,rv, F. SNYDER; Gate Keeper. ]. Me
GinniS: Ceres, f.. Thomas; Flora, +.
Miller: Pomona, Y. Pew Lady Assist
rms; Steward. 4. Ashor.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-31

An instance Of the crawfish progress
iveness of Democracy is given in the
following declaration made n speed.
by the Democratic Senator elect Eaton,
of Connecticut, the other day:
..And hereafter, wherever the voice OF
the people shall place RE, shall siasi!
Us immovable IS the earth itself ca that
treat prirais sic Of .Statesrights."
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Railroad Time-Table.
Kansas City, St. IDsepni and Council Bluhs RanFoad'
Nail A.
New Goods-and Cheap!

At Glaciers, west end the Square,
has been received a new lot of latest
STYLES hats, prints, wooden goods, Sc
A handsome lot of summer shawls just
opened. Ladies' hose (iron frarne).
12yc per pair. Other goods in proper
3i,p
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Price List CT


Groceries at Wholesale or Retail.
8 IL lis White Sugar, 81 90
&c ell lbs N. O.. SUGAR. l 90
1&lbs Dark Brown Sugar, = l 90
4 l-4lbs Good Rio COFFEE Il 90
4 lbs Cioice Rio COFFEE l 90
8 lbs DRIED PEACHES, = = l 90
S lbs DRIED APPLES, 90
10 lbs DRIED CURRANTS, = 90
Choice Ths, per ID, = 40 toll 90
SILVER DRIPS, per keG.t- 90
California 3 60
Pearl - 3 rs
New Ohio River Salt per.ohl 2 so
Old a." g." 2 40
Don't pGy .tdney prices for
| your Grocerte&, oNt 90 to T.. H.. Beck
mam'S, mherc yos can get hcH2 al reoSon-
able prices.
/. 2i3 T. H. BEEKMAN.
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Ball.

On Trs,iay afternoon of last week the SILVER
stars, e savannah, @ai the Mohawks, ct fl9-
pirc Prairie, playeH a practice gain: Of base
ball on TIE old FAIR Grounds, near this MY
The Empires, We are Informed. only had Tour 81
,te,r regular players WIKI them. The follow nS
4, tkc = ars.
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now, Kansas will then outnumber many
of the older States, and in wealth, pro-
duction and importance, will be second
70 none in the Union.
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II. ESQ.

VIII be present .nGaitellyer an address. Other
good speakers will be in attendance.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY:
President: John Mcdaniel. Marshal: J. L..
Bennett. Assistant Marshals: J. T.. Walters.
\. r. Daily, Marshal Miller. John +. Dysari.
Jas. W. Taylow, William Ent.
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
=. Band of Music. ,. Speakers and President
of the Day, in carriage. 3. Changers and lnyi-
ted Guests in proper order. T1es, various
Oranges will report and form in line 81 follows:
savannah, Anchor, Cumberland Ridge, Hack
berry and salem Oranges will form on the north
side Of the Public STtIh-r. right resting on Fifth
str @t, and will report to.Narshal Waters.
FCuntainbleau, Flag: Springs, Elm Grove.
High Prairie, Batchelo p Hall, Mount Craig ard
Washington Oranges will form on the White
Vile road. right resting en- First street, and viii
report 10 Marshal Daily.
Star, DeKalb County AMI. sulphur Springs
Oranges will form ON the Rochester road, right
resting on First street, and VIII report 10 Mar
shall Miller.
Beulah, Castle. Compromise anil Buchanan
, county Oranges will form on the east 81. Jo.
/ road, RICH, resting On Jefferson street, and vii,
report to Marshal James ". Taylow.
Liggett and G;oodloe Oranges will form on the
. Ammonia road, right resting on Guyer street.
ard will reportto Marshal Ent. ,
! Gravson, Gravelwall, Fillmore, BolckOw ami
. Accord Oranges will form on Guyer street, right
resting on Main street, md Will report 10 Mar
| stat JONI D7sart.
IIsR oFaNAarH:
The proee-s,on will start nj 10 O'Clock, y. NJ,
promptly. Nefto on Main street To Guyer street,
| south on Guycr To Market, east ON Market 10
| sixth, south on Sixth to Jefferson, east on Jet
frrson To First, north on First to Main, west ~
srrtn 10 sixth, thence south on Sixth 70 =
! Grove.
The various Oranges are requested TO be on
! hand p-og .p,ly, in FULL REGALiA, with ban
ners, ~r.oitoes, &c.
An ample supply Of ice water VIII be furnished
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12
OHIO,

DAYTON, March GA woman's pray
or league in two columns of twenty
women each, headed by Mrs. Weakly
and Mrs. Thomas visited the principal
saloons, to-dan Being barred from
almost all they were Obliged 70 offer
their prayers outside, knseiiNg in the
mud. Hadicck, the heaviest dealer in
Dayton, took their. palnes and threat
enedto prosecute them for. damaging
his ,busindss. One dealer sold out to
|.them for $50, tho emily success of the
day. Tho ladies propose to continue
Ethe meetings despite the little enconr-
lagcment givcn tho first day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

y Eapsror sgJnsaa ssisr fron !
''s2 coasanuaa n'.a sa1 =. - r. ssae: ,.z !,
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The nmhFuAla.mAkAr az NAv YoRk
propooa 6 oofshli1k = iecroe aoeiety.
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

Next Tuesday the 10th inst g,n-
era eiecsion comea Oh Ia New Hsmp-
Shire, the drst State election OF this
year. The officers to elect are G overn
Or, Railroad Commissioner. Council
ore and Reprsscn :atives, with the u.u.
q town aud County oGlcers. Three
tickets arc 10 the 6eld Republicsn
Democratic and Temperance.
I Mew Hs,np~hire has had prohib.
litosy dqaaf Nv Tor very many years,
hut = slaewhsre It Il wary poorly en-.
toreed. Weston b the Democrstie
candidate Tor governor, the same
whom -Govsraor 6sssw dsfseted . yeal
Ago.
Tho Republicans have In nomination
Gsn1 NeCutahson, Z praeheal farmer
Ths Leeislstiou or Congrssa is moi
'yst sudlcisntly deAsed to enter intt
the canvass. Thsre can belittle doub'
hut tAst the Repblicans will slscs thsil
governor and : majority of the Legis.
lafors The only fear that may arisl
~ > Rspablleaa failure grows ont o
the tsmperanos ticket.
Republicans are sometimes liable I,
b drawn Into the side issue Of tenn
srance, but Demo Gratis never.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12
cnsP arxMs. )

Green peas Are selling In Jan Jose,
Cal. :s s III,
. ChrisAsld, Nd. hsd ripsstsawberriss
last week. 9.A s-s.s. sss ~ 4
J California shipped thirty million
pounds OF wool over the Paci0c Rail-
road during l61& IA asa
a North Casolips man r1iSsd alssl
yesf IA tush6tB Of swoot potatoes o.
one scre Of Iald = : cost of stxsy y-fous
dollars. -szts
4 Csatls tsa % pssitss hay. - niIsi
weat " OmAhA ate aaid.to - u *
oollo6t cNu&io3oo. kss9v as asSS
ThAftnit peeeo1slp . aSooEhstestee1
| p4rt1f nle6eosa asD yesy eeo@, saad
With hvesabla coadlsions IL AaeSasl
VIII b . pleatsoae 90. ssso9s hsak ],
A New Jersey nan elaiws ! if91al.
profit en oeyenty otllcken4 8 ~
ninstesn ducks, lsst ysar; u W "a
says i costa him dollas. yeAf n
49, SsSsssyslsts ssss. ss.stssz 4 rs gtsal
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

Tho Hon. J. b. Grinnell calls upon
the Stste Rssister to retract the fol-
iowiag statsuents. made BY that pa
per. That OF Saturday, Feb. 2s, 1874
In these words:
"The veteran professional lobbyist
Who made Ill his fortune 10 an advo.
case Of all sub.ldiea, and . go-between
OF lobbyists, while he vas : Congress
man, is for reform now. AZ . tool OF
fatlroads With whom In the plunder of
smir ! extor,ious he bountiiully
! I Il m Aa "a +.
Also the following Of August l4tb,
1878:
II he viii take our advise. Mr..
earinnell will take some OF that t3,OOO
or t4.OOO he drew a. s, ecisl Mail
Agent, without ever doing . single
lick Of work, or ao,ne OF the 2.OOO he
drew asa special detective on pleas-
ure trip to Texas, without ever aining
= stngle thug 10 earn Il Or some OF
the tl6.UOU biosd money he rot as Z
- bel we~n IL Washington once"
Mr.. Grtnnell says tho above are un-
True and lihell"u- in gross aud detail,
aud closes BY saying that nnlrss these
s'iibels are early reirActsd or the alleg-
ed tscts proven, | shall seek to assert
my rights in behalf Of my family aud
fr'endA. aud leave tho question ot
character aud manhood pcyoud con.
troversy.n Thi. locke ~ though We
msy expect lively acrimmags iu court
between the Regisser folk and Mr..
Gr.nnell.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12


THERE are, those who desire to OBJ
tain Tor Gen. Fits John Porter new
trial. We are radically opposed to IL
His offence, We believe, was clear and
unqnestionabls. Marshal Bazaine up-
on charge far from being clear, was
sentenord to dsalh. and this commute! !!
10 bsnishnisns upon sn i-Isnd Of The
sea. The great OfEsnce Of Porter do
mands thAs tlse Punishment given thall
20 with him u the grave, not 30 ii uch
bscasse hc deserves III - because VI
its example. Treschery upon the
battle field, where the lite OF The
ns,iOn is 1t -,Ake, l,erniis of the px.r-
cl-~ o. No sllrfcy. The sxs should i,.-
cxorsbly fall upon MI snch s,ccasions,
aud Ia this casa ~ then r.Dr,rr, the
onsy fault wac, that bis punisi,nrat
was not severe enough q be . terror
to future odlcrrs, who may repeat his
crime. The l,nbuqns 1Smes puts the
case we'll ~ follOws: q
"Asser SnUntha of inaciion under
elFcusllstasces Which were mfiic,tnt
prDvf " ettlier treason Or isac.,ilips-
tency. Mcclellan WAS relieved iruin
the comMsasd OF the, Afliiy 0f the
P..tu,nac, aud Pope placed In CUni.
a as,ssl. Fin john Porter wsa viu-
lent pattisaA Ot AeCis Ism aud bitter
hAter 81 Pope. Sion after Pupo's &c.
CosxiOn u tho c0sniuHns1. thU 5 title al
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

Tls CAIaA0s 1IMss is opposed 70
~ idss tAat Ceasrsss has shs power
4 Aenguiss issisAta q railroads nader
J ~ asthoe1ty 0tssa Hover the com
s0secs ofths eeantvv. II u thus sss.
lied By ths zysss that whenever rail-
roads aes without the jarisdiction OF
otaaea, VI: within territories Or 10 the
0lslriet ~ Columbia, thsre cannot be
~ rsgalaties By hw touching
transportation,
I, The zy11s 4 - especial champion
a Antar Monopoly n Iova and else-
!. vhafe, ard yet 4 would take from
Csagress tho power . eivs relief Il
sIyG Spsaking Of this matter:
.1hese = ~ sha1ow ef authority
\ = ~ Qeael elitutI ~ ~ the laws
1ss spowsf lssow sssis q
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

personal expressions Of q bitterness Of
sentiment against society ct large.
The grcss personalities Of his news.
attach: 9 el.:, ,nPon q indiSyiduAls. S h!s poverty
Of faith IN anything good, and his
abonnding NTH 10 all evil,-botn re-
suNan9s n0 donDts from protoqnd an-
~ ~ oUaen nv An Hss s1ss1 JusnI ina, & :
scsr - mnrit,, 49, n,o", ~ w - .sssS!.ss, = ~. ~
Hon Is III nress I dAnrsrSus man ~
A mot i morally respond tble man. An
inQu,ry into the c1usee 81 this meutnl
and mora nervArsltv r not nerhane
Dertfncnt. but NAV ns fonod probahIv
IN part IN his inherent tendencies. ard
IN part, think, may b due to acci.
dent His social oAtrscism Az noto-
rious character u - Ishmssilte vhoss
h.nd y against every ,nan and atsinst
ynoM tne mana g eyefy man yo9le
o0 niee0 " ne Wee not considereo
powersess, NE pnysicai impotency, his
Advencinx AZ, ana hle pefeouei vtoee,
-eu 'nese nave, Nc doubt nsa much
70 40 Wltn yno pt00ucuOn 81 tole. 20
resplk ....a ...a;st.. - tsltil
la Mtysr osted Ee0. s., 12sS, g.
knO .lo0t1g focelpseQ OIL lot
ss sesvacoss n0 .s.sss g
havs nov Reid ron 70 ths last esut for,
= I belseve killing be-. and tse coming 70
see nef cead ana now owe you nothing
lut sbhnrr nces s4sy "a q
In letter dated March 30 l619,
after. for the third ,time. aoin9 oyeii
~ AA-l ~ t3S
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

A move has been made In the U. s.
Senate to make the Csstesnial oelebra-
ti0n national and not international.
This step ID taken with view to de-
srcasing the expenditure. Senator
Cameron opposed It and said that he
pledged the country that nothing
shoald - a-ksA ofihs general govern
meat eboss thtss million Of dollars.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

d slEiI2aBETu,, March - Edwark York
was fatally stabbed by David Stiles,
at a hotel in Railway last night, dur
ing a quarrel about drinks. Both are
we'll known citizens.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

E IN hlytsto rsvivs the fsaukiug priv
n s,s ilsga was finally defeated 80 The
%sa alleass ~ vote of III fos. and 10
a9ainst Ofthe Iowa delegation, No
Crazy, Cotton. Pratt, Wilson, Lousis.
ssdgA - N4Dss1 voted against the
blIi DsnsAr md err TOR II, and Kas-
Wv - asheat "a ~ vetine. II NJ.
81 . u ssg satoA AZ sssp ps16spt - wpn,a
J. - eppees4 ths bin, tts1s nd done
MI - S6SSs pssyioasly, 8
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

80 y ~
The Sovereighs o. lndustry are
sprs.dinR rapidly. The Order l.
hardly thrss months old, haviax i,s
origin III Springfield. Massach husstts,
% the llsh OF J sanAry Inst. We no.
ticsd IN Cleveland. Ohio, paper that
the formation Of Orders there l. be
Ing agitAtsd, and that II is suggested
that among The lena Of thonssnds oi
artiaans and mechanics In that Con-
sreeslousi district, they might - we'll
have ! lmeu,bet of COngress from their
'aunber as 70 have soll0 person Of
some other class represent them.
Cleveland is ! very large manufactur-
ssg city, and iss population II to !
very considersbls extent comprised Of
sssisaus Itis jast . ven that There
shonld b In Congress an Intelligent,
honest man from this class OF cit-
izsns - we'll q ffon any other, but It
10 notes we'll that artisans, mechanics,
or lsboross should form . political
organization through the means Of 4
secret order and elevate one Of them
to position IN Congress. That will
never do. Il is bat ono foru OF CON-
munisn, and divides the country into
classes contending for the mastery.
Z None but demsgogues or badly
deped innocent people svsr seek to
draw secret ordsra into politics. From
the best Information We can get Of the
Order, i ignores politics, but never
theless II does creep In, Ia spite Of the
organic law OF the Order.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

II ~ wsrs dis possd to speak our
mind freely, - wosld ssy that there
are many Republicans OF the House at
washingtoD, who have nos YET hal ex-
perience enough 10 getting their I'm.
gels under the hammer Of ; righteous
public indignatien II ~ salsry grab
bosfness. and 90 they have to-day
yoted, many OF them, to reconsider
the vote By whi.h the revival Of the
ffanking privilege was defeated. II
Republican membsts think there 10 NO
hereafter, inst lot thsm 60 on In thia
very fooliah and disrsputabls bust.
ness.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

The next thing 70 tho elixir OF life,
for alt rracti0l purposes, u 10 fnd
out how - lIv~ ~ little or nothing.
a 00@t0N usaH. 60 yeavs old aud aounll
Of limb. sv.eg tls9a III cas square lhis
seleese. He lixod t06 Weata on ten
~, sfss,s q. sslssaa sssed -! J!
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

J, LospoS, March 6--Thc War Office
| has received oflclal adviccs Of the
capture Of tho King OF tho Ashantecs.
Il Adviccs from Calcutta state the fa-
mine is incFeasing. AT Bungore the
stores Of the poorer classes were be-
coming exhausted and starvation is
Imminent. as!s1 asstesiiM se'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

PRINTING OF ALL KINDS,
/ + Frem n Waiting Card to a MammothP Post eY
executed In iood Style, Eastern prices aud
Work dn npifchted. 81 HH@ &E 81
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-12

TIE Lower House Of Congress- is
now engaged 10 the discussion Of the
bill introduced from the committee on
railways and cAnala. Of which the Hon.
Geo. w. NcCrAry, Of lows, is chair
man. On the Sd inst, Mr.. McCrary
opened the debate BY . comprehensive
statement OF tho provisions Of the bill
and the constitutional power therefor.
y we'll a. the pressing necessity for
snoA Regulation.
Doubtless this debate will be the most
important and remarkable that will
occur this seesion In the House, and
will be continned for ! number Of
days. ltis the ~ absorbing question
before the people aud its discussion
will be awai,rd with interest by the
people. Too much care cannot he
given 70 'lsi. subject, nor can II be n ]
ppcted Al the bes, success will attend
the Arst efforts 70 care the wrongs ,hat
have borne down upon the people iu
trsnsp0rtatlon ~ raiIroads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14
TEMPERANCE IN BROOKLYN.

In compliance with q suggestion made at the
temperance mass meeting held at DIR. Cuyer's
church last week. yesterday was observed as a day
of prayer among the congregations OF many oil the
churches for the success OF the temperance cause
in their midst. There was women's union pray err
meeting at the Hanson place Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday afternoon, which was very
largely attended 1t Will be continued this
afternoon. The Brooklyn clergy have taken very
active part in the cause, both by tongue and pen.
and have enlisted the sympathy and aid OF their
respective congregations in the prosecution OF the
good work. Tne ladies have declined to reveal their
course OF action beyond that already taken; but
the liquor dealers may expect TO be attacked by
the phalanXes OF pray er at almost any moment.
On sunday morning Rev. T. De Witt Talmage
will preach at the tabernacle on the subject Of the
present crusade on whIsKey. The subject will
probably be alluded to III other pulpts also.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-14

draw into corner. turn their backs on the roughs
VINO might be present, and, standing or kneelhng,
speetiul word or sound would be heard; and a
more efectual demonstration on the part OF these
women could not be conceived. think 1t would
be unwise to announce their coming. Let them
appear quite unexpectedly. In the better class OF
saloons and hotels there would be not the slightest
disturbance
REPoRGER-What are the liquor dealers 10 do
for living II you close their saloOnsS
Dr.. LEwiS--in the spirit which rules the move,
ment they would be helped by the women anu
their friends into other kinds OF business. Tue
Immense saving which would come from Closing
the dramshops would enable the community 70
render all needed assistance 10 MAKE the dealers
whole, and leave an Immense balance Ia tue Treas
ury. .
''wHERE THERE'S WILL THERE'S WAY"
Is true IN this case as In most others Inc women
in the West have everywhere cared Tor the dead
ana wounded with complete success, NO one mas
suffered, but all have gained.
ALL SECTS WORKING TOGETHER.
One OF the most remarkable features OF this
movement in the West Is the sudden and com.
pIete disappearance OF the partition walls between
the churches there the women processing
every Kind of religious creed Join, without enmisy
or distinction, In this grand work. IL Is a curious
spectacle TO see wealthy, refined Protestant
women joining III every part OF this work with
their catholic irish sisters. 1t is generally found
that the prejudices OF the clergy OF different de-
NOMINATIONS against the movement are somewh hat
dlnlcuit 10 overcome. They seem TO fear that the
women may not have adequate ideas of decency
and proprlety but as a rule, alter short time,
they cooperate most heartily. and in many places
the Catholic priest Is the most active and deter
mined OF all the leaders In this holy war.
PLANS FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN.
Dr. Lewis, IN closing the interview, stated that
he was about leaving for the West, where he
should hold twelve mass meetings in aid of the
temperance cause, and Afterwards return to
Brooklyn, where 1t Is proposed to make a serious
attempt to solve the large city question.
Thanking DR.. Lewis Tor his courtesy, the re-
porter withdrew.
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favors OF any man. or any woman either. He
worked without pay or board He was not
speaker
Here DR.. Lewis retired, but immense applause
brought him out again.
lie continned:-l was over inA3rooklyu and
Two weeks from now am coming back and viii
organize perfect campaign there.
Rev. DIR. BOrTONE-lf 800 ladies asked Won TO come
to New York aterward would you come hereY
DR.. Lewis once went on q visit to INV grand
mother. she asked me II | could STAY over night
and said to her, my mother ,oll me not to stay
stay"
It was then asked by DR.. Bottome If the ladies'
wished Dr. Lewis to enter upon q New YORK CAM
paign. 'All VINO wish it, let them rlse.n
All the women III the house then rose, and they
sat down while all the gentlemen were clappng
their hands with great glee.
Again the question was put and the ladies' were
made to remain standing until their earnestuess
in wanting DR.. Lewis to enter upon the crusade in
New York WAS beyond a question.
Alter the singing Oh hymn the meeting ad-
journed.