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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
HE TOOK ONE DEGREE.

A prominent travelling man from St.
Paul, who, by the way, is endowed with
anordinary amount Of musical ability, spent
tue Sabbath in our city. lie spent the
afternoon in displaying his musical accom-
plishmcnts ard the evening in pursuit Of
wisdom" which We do not hesitate to say
lie obtained. AS it happened, the L. A.
US meet on Sabbath evening, and the
worthy chaplain, Of the order, being an
intimate acquaintance of our musical
friend, cordially invited him to become
member of the lodge. He consented with
en- air of supreme politeness. and as the
hour came for the lodge to convene the
would be member accompanied by the
worthy chaplain fetched up at the door Of
the lodge room, and after gong through
with the usual ceremony the outside sen
tinel permitted him to enter. What took
place within the sacred walls of the lodge
room, we cannot reveal, but Judging from
the appearance of the candidate after he
came out, We presume he wished he he'd
remained at home with his wife and babies.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
THE SPENCER WAVE.

It's apparent that the Spencer gang
does not admire the Presidents message,
which by the way is not surprising, since
it contains greater amount of common
sense than the majority Of his illustrious
followers are capable Of digesting. A
leading editorial in the Fargo Daily
Argus, of the 4th inst, headed "The
Annual Message" is fair sample of the
stock of brains, Spencer has employed to
prepare the way for his coming. We
would take occasion to say If Spencer ever
expects to gain any prominence in Dakota
politics, the best move he can make is to
put split sticks on the tails of his present
hirelings and secure new and more in.
telligent set of monkeys TO crank his
organs.
The Argus is good newspaper, but it
had better wait until it is old enough to
run alone before it commences to buck
against the Union.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
WOULD 1T NOT BE A GOOD
9CHRME1

The chances for dre increases in every
town, city or village, just in proportion to
the increase of its population. The
greater number of buildings We have
around Us the greater are our chances for
disastrous burn out And in view of the
fact that jamestown is rapidly increasing
both in population and buildings would
it not be wise on the part of our citizens
to take measure to protect themselves
against tire. Perhaps it would be good
scheme to extend underground pipes from
some point in the center of the city to the
river; from which source an abundance of
water could be forced, by means of a
wind mill, or small engine, to large els.
tern from which small pipes might be
extended to smaller tanks in the vicinity
of buildings where fire would be the most
likely to originate. Some such an
arrangement could be effected without
great expense and would prove to be a
great benefit to the city. It would lie
almost selfsupporting from the fact that
the most of our citizens would have their
stores and dwelling house supplied with
water which could be done at very
reasonable price and at the same time pay
a very liberal presentage on the original
investment.
Our columns are open for the discussion
OF this scheme and trust that our citizens
will not be backward in expressing their
views on the subject as 1t cannot fail to
be of interest to every individual owing
property within the city limits.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
The Next New State

The clear headed quill driver OF tie Man
t II, Mich. Tribune hashes up the following
concerning Dakota and the james rivey
country, in which there is much truth:
The next new state will probably he
Dakota. Its present territorial boundaries
includes \ area rs large, nearly, as that Of
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, and more tnan
twice rs great as that Of oIinnesotn. Thas
portion OF the territory west of the
Missouri river, is rapidly illng up WITH
agricultural settlers, pouring in daily from
all points of the compass. The land itself
is extremely fertile, and the eastern haIs'
is capable Of producing, more brea,!stuF
and other articles Of food, and of n,c!.
cllandise, than any other of the existing
states. not excepting Minnesota, Another
advantage is that the settlers takes his
land unincumbered by any mortgage nr
heavy taNations resulting from county
debts contracted in aid Of milroaGs-a
burden which, unfortunately, we CHS
| heavily upon other western states. The
james or Dakota river runs from north ia
south through the whole extent of the
! new state, and enters tn, Missouri river
aJ the southern boundary. The six Railroads
cross the state, and this river from east ia
west The Milwaukee & St. Paul nilroad
and the Chicago s. Northwestern railroad
will be completed to the Dakota river by
january next. The Hastings & Dakota,
the st. Paul & SiouS city, the Southern
Minnesota, and the Northern Pacific ar.
rapidly pushing westward through Da-
kota. These six parallel railroads ci,ss
the State.a convenient distances, givinsa
| system Of transportation and faculty at'
reaching market not surpassed hy that NJ
any state in tue Union.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
N. p. Hines.
Is it Another Railroad i?

The land party with Manager H. A .
Sargent and G. F. Kindred, of the Brain
erd N. P. office, who went north last week,
camping out five days and nights. returned
last Monday. We saw an immense pair of
antlers from an elk hanging out of the
ambulance wagon, and conjecture that elk
steak and vcnison will drop in the market
The Argus says that the trip means a
railroad from Valley City north to Tottcn
The Argus is no doubt honest in its
opinions regarding the route of this
imaginary road. But it will get its eyes
open about the same moment the Times
man gets through laughing up its sleeves
over the prospect Of Valley City's becom-
ing railroad center. Whenever the N.
p. build road to Fort Totten it will be
built via jamestown. and don't you
forget it.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
HE WANTED, SOME MONEY.
. Tramp Enters Learned Bros.
Hardware store and Demands
Money!.

Money.
About half past seven last Friday
evening tramp entered Learned Bros.
hardware store, in this city, and demand.
ed of Manager Barbour, who was alone in
the store at that time, a sufficient amount
Of money to carry him to. Minneapolis.
Mr.. B. politely informed Mr.. Tramp that
he had no money to give him; to which
the rufian replied that he knew better,
and that he [BarLour] was Il liar. Mr.. B.
being a man of no small amount of pluck,
as we'll as man of considerable muscular
talent proceeded to give the would be
robber good "bouncing" which he did
in good style. After Mr.. 3. had succeeded
in getting the intruder out Of doors, he
(the tramp run around to the back end of
the store where he was discovered in the
act, of forcing an entrance. Mr.. B.
then informed him that he would shoot
him dead on the spot if lie did not get.
Il is needless to add that he got.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Among the arrivals during the last week
were the following:
At tho Dakota Heuee.
E Owen. Albany, N Y; w S and S L
Knapp, Minneapolis; Jne A Hood, W
Torrance, r Robertson, Jno McCauley,
Isaac Wilmer and J Smith, st. Paul; S
De1avel, Milwaukee,; & A Signor and w
L Huntington, Fargo; H Clay and A c
Craig, Bismarck: DR. FosterN C Lawrence
& N W Howe, Mandan; T. ] Truesdell,
J Morton N X Brown, Chicago; Il
Griffin, Seymour: H W Brown, Boston
J A Stowell, Deadwood; w + Steele,
10th siding; H L Inman, Clinton, Wis
J Matthews and Geo Whitney, St Paul !;
S B Coe, Valley City; A Child, Brecken-
ridge; Geo Hanks, Mich; J. Brown,
Toronto; Count Gnu, Fargo alias James
tom; s W Townsend, st Paul.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09

Last Thursday evening several
prominent young gentlemen, of this city,
accompanied by their ''cousins and
sunts, enjoyed one of the most delightful
sleigh rides of the season.
MIR. o. Durham, who has been spend.
ing the summer months in this vicinity
took his departure last Friday morning
for Rio, Wis, where he will spend the
winter. Mr.. D. will return early in the
spring.
We commence with this issue to
deliver THE ALERT by means ofa special
carrier to each subscriber within the city
limits, free of charge. We do this for the
accommodation of our patrons, knowing
that they will appreciate the efforts.
Although the winter has set in, in
good earnest, and it is very cold. our
village carpenters are not idle. A dozen
extensive buildings are in progress of
erection and AZ many more booked for
completion before the first Of January.
Mr.. Kurtz, late of Green Bay, Wis,
has commenced the erection of building
40x46. We understand that the building
will be occupied as residence and Office,
and that early in the spring an addition
3Ox5O will be added, to be used as q
machinery hall.
Mr.. H. l.. Inman, who will soon
commence the erection of mammoth
machinery building in this city, informs
US that he proposes to make the structure
two stories high, and that the second
story will be done off into city hall, with
stage and scenery. This is just what
our people need, and just the kind of hall
that will pay.
Learned Bros, have just received a
car load Of the following stoves:
rARLoR STOVES.
Golden Star, Silver Star, the Resolute
and Cratic.
COOK STOVES.
Challenge, Fanshon, Fire produce
Young America, Silver Star and Golden
Star Cook.
Parties who desire to come to James.
town to engage in business, want to find
some person who will erect two story
building to cost about 81, 1000.
They will take or years lease at a
rental which will pay owner from Is to
20 per cent. net. on the investment. Any
one desiring a good investment of this
character can address, E. p. WELLS,
Land agent, jamestown.
We have been compelled to cut off
! several local subscribers this week, on ac-
count Of failure on their part to pay their
subscription. We are sorry to do So, but
we cannot send our paper to any one who
does not feel disposed to pay for it. Ifit
is worth reading at all, it is worth paying
for; besides we are not rich enough to
! iccna q noDer rrot trt iouc y to onv ono
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
Nor1SE.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting Of tue Board of County Com
m;ssioners Of Stutsman County. Dakota,
On Wednesday, the 10th day Of December
A. D. 1879, at 10 o'clock, a. m, for the
purpose ofsettling all the accounts that
may come before the board.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th
day Of December, A. D. 1879.
GEO. W. VENNUM, County Clerk,
Stutsman county, Dakota.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09

Josh Billings says that the hardest
thing for man to do IS to spark gals"
at the same time, aud preserve an average.
Don't know anything about the average,
but think we could spark four or FIVE these
chilly nights, and not lose our equilibrium
either.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
4 Union Church Building for


The represent t.ivcs II various churches,
during the past year, have been maiatain.
ing union religious services on Sundays.
Measures are being taken to continue
this union movement through the coming
year. The movement looks towards the
erection and fitting up of an edifce for
public worship, at as early = day as
practicable, for the accommodation Of all
people, Of whatever name or denomination
who shall contribute to the expense Of
building and furnishing such structure.
Such a movement would seem to be in
harmony with good order, and proper
observance of one day in seven devoted to
rest and worship
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
AT HOME.
Religious Intelligence, Town Gossip.
Literary, &c.
LITERARY.


Tie Academy of Music still continues
to be the center of attractions Nearly
every evening in the week it is occupied
by sozae kind Of entertainment Last
Friday evening the Literary Society
convened, and as usual every available seat
in the hall was occupied
Miss Lizzie Wells and Prof Kindic
opened the exercises Of the evening by
fav"rTng the society and those present
with fine piece of Instrumental music !,
which was loudly applauded.
The reading by Mr. H. r. Elliott, Tsub~
ject, "Love,"l WAS abely rendered, and
generally appreciated.
Prof. John Ki2dis favored the society
with a very restirg Exclamation in
German, wlricl, it is said, by those who
could understand it, was one of the
most intelligent features Of the program.
The reading by Miss Maggie Elliott
was good, and gave evidence of Superior
dramatic talent.
The question, Resolved, ''TLat George
Washington was greater general than
Grant" was considered and resulted in
favor of the affirmative.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. ". P. Huntington favored our
citizens with two interesting discourscs
last Sunday. We understand that our
people have pledged certain amount to
aid in the support of Mr. H. during his
visits to Our village, which is nothing
more than they should do under The
circumstances. If they encourage Mr..
Huntington's visits they should pay him
TOWN GOSSIP.
The Fargo Republican says that THE
ALERT is a newsy paper-The N. P. Times
is good paper-Don't forget the play
next Tuesday evening, at the Academy Of
Music-Learned Bros. have the finest store
building in the Cit - Read Learned
Bros. lew advertisement-We wish that
our paper was larger, We never did like
to be squeezed unless it was by a --,
you know Some on" has got lefl-
A good thing for the gil
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-12-09
8a>mestnu11 A1ert.

BY The cash. We do this to protect our selves an
'0t the good Of our patrons:
All must be paid sHarsskZ in I'd
Groceries at bottom prices at Lyons.
--Get your canned goods at Curtin &
Wipslow's.
Big stock of gloves and mittens It
L yon's.
Curtin & Winslow's new store house
is nearing completion.
You can get good suit of clothes at
Curtin s. Winslow's from s. to $40.
-Four ace and White Rose flour at
Lyons, Kelly's old stand.
The annual message will be found
on our second and third page.
(Yankton Daily Press and Dakotian.)
The first "borning in Valley City was
twins, to Martin Veuglers and WIFE,"
For Blankets, Quilts, &c., call on
Lyon, at Kelly's old stand, Jamestown.
Visiting cards neatly printed at The
ALERT office.
Remember the grand ball to be given
at James Lees ranch next Friday night.
Go to Curtin & Winslow's for all
kinds of groceries.
Boots and Shoes, best goods at lowest
prices at Lyons new store. Kelly's old
stand.
Canned Goods at bottom prices at
Curtin & Winslow's.
old papers for sale at this office for
IS cents per 100.
Flour from 81 so to 1915 at Curtin
s. Winslow's.
when you want good cigar just call
at the Dakota House, and try the new
brands just received.
-Tobaccos, Jackson's best 75c; Lori.
lards, 75c; ut Curtin & Winslow's.
Pay your taxes and save expense.
After February 1st, they become delin.
quent. d W
Best teas at Curtin & Winslow's fro,o
70 cents to 80 cents per pound.
Count Grau, of Fargo, called on US
last Saturday afternoon. He spent the
Sabbath in our city.
Lyon is now opening full! line of
choice Teas: New Seasons, Gunpowders,
Young Hysons, Imperial, Japanese and
Oolong, Ping Hing, ,Moyunes and Forueosa
Over coats from SIS to SIS iucludino
, ulsters at Curtin & Winslow's. o
For SALE-One No. 9 Reservoir cook
stove; it is new and complete for sale.
cheap. L. LYON, at Kelly's old stand
Clocks, Clocks 20 Office clocks, pal lor
clocks, kitchen clocks, and all kinds of
clocks, at Curtin & Winslow's.
&-The new dancing club is to be known
as the ELITE" dancing club. Its orpani
zation will be effected during the coming
week.A
will the Ladies please gaze on this
rev counter panes just received at Curtin
& Winslow's. Table cover, stand cover, & ;.
DIR. Coe, the able scribe of the N.
+. Times, passed through the city last
Thursday en- route to Bismarck.
Gentlemen look at this! - Fresh
French Candies in half or pound boxes, at
Curtin s W'nslow's. Prepared with
great care by Joe D. Mills.
Our efficient county treasurer, Thomas
Collins, will please accept the thanks of
The ALERT Office for favors extended.
John Daily, who lives down the river,
shot three deer last week with a muzzle
loading gun without string from his
trucks. There was game in Dakota. IN.
p. Times.
Mr.. Kelleher, the enterprising and
genial landlord Of the Kelleher house, has
changed the name of his house. The
news sign reads, Jamestown Hotel
1t looks very tasty, lndced.0
Our cnterprislng barber, J. NJ.
Thompson, has just opened very neat
oyster saloon in rear of his shop, and is
prepared to dish up oysters in every
u call.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
ElGLEgooD DH4I>4Gs BEfL41RD.

rHF svpFFNr Court DECIDES THF DRAINAGE AT
N,rirUfio>AL-BDNDS IHAr HAVE SO
IrGAIrY-fAN-rAYa GaT FD oF IHit
COMMISSIONERS, But Ar IHE COST of THEIR
DAMAGE.
TRENTON. 81, Feb. 2-.-TAe supreme Court
r9s ia-. de-i4-I Tn. ~rltr gains tnr Dw.na--
ana wa--r C.lln--.on-rs II tie To Nrslp OF Als.s-
WOOL" lGfayC-9Yy 10 The CoiAr!7soH'!' 4I'' hhHs
long and bitter ltrOyersy.
Euglevood procured tie passa+e ~ az ~ oi fAe
Iecsla.u- the parpos, Of draining and s'"eiios
the township 3, large vote Of tnc taxpayers whe'e
women ~ votei. TIE "a accepted, AMI the com
IL ss.on, r. went 10 vorz p4n 20 Assess, 10 ssde aud
10 s,L Donas, ana to dix. Their work vac almost
,u,,,c. ..i... IS. .s.J ped pf . WIZ Of ccruO,tr.
The ground Oi opposition vas TINS; one of the com
rissin.rs f~ reasons never satisfactorily explained
r,-re5 I'D dram into an artificial dch. vhicA should
rup u.rlI el WITH tAr canal. ratner than into
the o,nal u..lt The dIrch woud he a little
oyer u un'8 IA length and the owners 'l
the Land through which the d'ch would
pass for - least mile-'n oiher "or-'
rbe oer, Of unc-jeGth- of the land 20 be drained
rr,re,t.d against IT, Ihr canal larger. deeper
Glitch ,cr.rra twice dauy b. te --t, aud they could
.r no reason for -zpas t- sewage Of Englc~ood il"
a --rrf tca drain d; 49,, side.
Rat tr-, Commissioner hpd been IN engineer. and
therefore, lI. associates reluctantly consented
m. wrt os cerforar sad Out hv the TAX
r,rsrs ston,ed the worC Bat the Board OF
Commissioners. thinking tho township must pty
end not they. contested t. TEoy a-soei4t@d AsE'e'
Green wish Attorney General Stockton. and the Lax
,.t.rrs defended tn-- rEI.- through George h
Cohey. " uAczcus-c2 and f.arel Mc"ee OF jersey
C,tv The ca.e vas argued IN tAe February
,.-o, ~ ISIS Af:e9 - years delay tho decision ls
1yen T.. iavn- u brtter t' have no drainAga th"H
had sv,.rm OF drIna-4 the tax-p9ye7s attacked tne
cou.tl,ttoullt IT, " the act, as the shortest
y,y ~ re-tiue md 4 th-ir Board Of Commission
IN decision OF jc Court Is with them; the act Is ue'd
..t1.-..alI Tus is awkward Tor tie C1m1.i--
..-.-. vao have col E-cted assessments from
,,. f,x,,ve~s. and - the purchases ~
80. ,,a..,fn bonds. But the blame seems to
f ,t ror,rris. ..oa,rs who inei-trd uno" q pian o'
dram .e fla; vto uu>-'---c''I! '' '-'-''' '-- TIC '.A
...-...a ,,ff f.g Town.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
The C4LUNyr oy BIZ. EAAD1LL

A LTrTtR fIou NAIoH MOORE 70 lhE NfEAAER.
WA.m>aIox. trb. 27.-The following letter rel
atiye To thc statements contained Ia the commril-
cAtou OF special Agent Williams o. A1jor W. q.
Moore was forwarded 10 Nr Randall to-day
W>-rINGr1S. Feb. -. 1879.
SIR: In refsr-uce 10 rhc .rftcro -1r.'' AGENT H. l.
Vl -au. g. lie, u pt.uu-r =. 10, " mon "p."'I'I
In Tbr W0Sh.ryfgp Past Ms morn 0r,I nave {. -ty
thlr | wa NOT thr supecvlaug special A8 POI.
m tLAr time. witt mss letter Was never uue.I
,g.Ia! consideration; neither dd Ns contents
u.urr ~ any way The removal q" prIuf ~ 'N-
tr.lrr Wa. TrWp.il Jones. On H. receipt iL il" "
thorough invest -at0n - the frcoflr fr4a'o TO n-
lu-' arr- a.t found tAlll. 90 iai - 80 "e'c coH-
on t s.i ~ Mach. -76 Williams had private In
trrr..a .itL -r. .t.r John sherman Do h- "" 't'I-
d-rr. uuI O.. winch lu'.~"'"" grow l'',tf
from Williams &, tIr secretary, r-llI'i-'ht prom
fu.rt .H. .a'. .u tur - pariL.''. lltlh .'AE NV -
SELF That part N.iiiu,s lcit"t 20 the 7e F''hIJ
r.....,. .u Dad. MS H. atelIi.} ia-' IA .lH "a X
against son Is the q. ter or >e't~mhrr . -u~ Ql'hl
event. p.lr,t ro Iu-tlfy assumption ua 7ecfe-
ana f.fts fu .,pt "a hesriur furnished number bi
persona FRIENDS. who Lad been iuf rntd al thc couteA
r tIe sherman letter. With copies nf tnc 4.''tf Oh
seutrmber2 49, a. evidence Oi "Llanss Gift4I4o-u'5
auC 4AI rus lAIGlncaa. r,,. ,...-- .. ,,
have no kuo,lcge ~ 10 how WllaW-'f letter ~ me
became pu.r: bur, have already stated -o Ial a'
vr r. concern if I- uuf -U- DOB fart ui .''r.rnt-
" L MOORE. late SUpe -vi-in- -"criti Agent
Uut.t states ire .-J'rv.
Il, 't. Hs -.gUrL J. RANDALL. speaker House. ~ hfl~
4If %
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

c0n.in uros ventres Montana rsban Niles ~ Iovs,
Usage Jnrian Territory Thomas B. Ellis Of New.
York Dakota Joseph steDheDs ~ Indiana
Colorado River Aii1ona Francis O. Wyss ~ be euten.
ante o0ne Of the stb Artillery with avtsv % piar ng nj
retired Lat accordance sIth the provisions OF
the Act ~ February 10, no
70 bS Commander LIeuenaat FraDcs NJ Bsrbcr - pe
Lieutenaut- mmander. Master Alexander Ncfrlckt
10 be a Lieutenant Ensign Thomas q. Howard 70 be
Master; Lieutenant Charles IL black h. be q
Lieutanant Commander Master L. Dyer 10 ~ ifuten
Ensign bert A. Mskcspn 10 be Master Assisiant
Ftuca u Ashton " be Passed Assistant EngDSeg
United states Navy.
Tn Senate Executive Session this afternoon rc-
iec'ed the nominations Of chard p sonc Collector Of
Customs at Bangor, Me-. ani =. Plat strauon. o. Col
legr Point l. T. 70 30 supervising Inspector OF steam
Vessels, Second ID st.ic;.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
7HE E19C5LIcaEs oF ONO.
ACCUSING CAUCUS OF rUH HFAus OF TUE PARTY
HELD At CpLCIBCs-sPLECHz> By GFosYENoR
AND BEATTY.

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y h.' 'IN' "a Nl' VIZ ''N i'''''.' 4''''
Held ~ COLUMBUS PLLDLIE~ BN GEOSNINDk
AND bLAllf.
BY IELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE
tOilNbJS' OhiO, 1 tD' N''- 4 Nv i'' ''p"'''"'
-r4fe fu-r. rourgir.a tDve her with the k.plU UCau
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Ae'i'7I' U. '"' '.i'l'' iii' i''''F , "0'' " ~ - ~
,hc HAL ol tIe House OF Rrptes NtatlFes to-n'ghI
y.Ht.I. lasted u1fiia lsra hour
.- 49,. -.....r,.,. ,i,o -,o,,,to ,,-.,r
'f'i'i"l ci'7' -l"' CpI- .''''.' 'i'1 P0N'-- ''
tie u.ity or tie publican parry, sGyl'g
...., ,,Is. Cha democracy ar. no; uatfrd AMI
-, a., r.,,,,..
are M't.- -.-h2 among lAt'A'eiFcN' lu1 '''l'''
cans have never before been more HARMONIOUS
-- ,ra r, 4,.-rrt.rv eo,.a,rg ne said md no dis
-"-- -. .t.- ,I
cu-tril is SHOWN IN the t@-AS' ne O''''u 'l" 'i''
L.uln a.u party or Dal. has 'ecu placed 10 position
up .-.s, -..-r.,-.,,rf-v and riat all other states
' ---~' $50.
VIA "..'- WIN i".o-'S' '"' ~1- "'
10 take pace. lie sad he believed tn An
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