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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

lend himself to rings OF combinations,
they are doomed to disappointment.
Moreover, there is no danger of q
judge, whose office is elective, giving
his opinion in favor Of corporations
where it is not emlnently just that he
should do so !; the danger is all the
other way.
Whilst Judge Ray is upon the
bench We will have from him honest
decisions expressed in learned and
able opinions. Judge Rays nomi-
nation adds strength to the ticket.
M. K. MGRATH,
of St. Louis, as Secretary of State,
has already shown his capacity to ad-
minister the duties Of this Office in a
manner acceptable to the whole peo-
pie. He has fine administrative tai
ents, and keeps his department in
perfect order from top to bottom.
PHIL. e. cHAPPELL,
of Cole county, will make a model
Treasurer in every way. His BUSH
ness capacity is of the very highest
order. Skilled financier, the States
monetary business under his man.
agement will be conducted in q most
thorough and acceptable manner.
JOHN WALKER,
of Howard county, will make a most
excellent Auditor. He is a shrewd,
practical business man in every sense
Of the word, and will add strength to
the ticket all over the State.
d. H. M'NTYRE,
of Audrain county, as Attorney-Gen'
eral, will prove q most efficient Off
Ger. He is q fine lawyer, a most ex'
cellent jurist and one of the stronges'
men on the ticket. He will keep W
Audrain's reputation of furnishing
the best officers the State affords.
RoBERT M'CULLocH,
of Cooper county, is one of the old
fashioned Democrats of old days
Frank, ~plain-spoken, seeing Away
after his own business and KNOWN!
that it is correctly done, his offic'
will be acceptably administered.
G. C. PRATT,
of Boone county, the nominee TO
Railroad Commissioner, has been TO
years, and is at present, the Clerk Q
y the Board of Railroad Commissioners
His qualifications for the Office ar
known TO all who know him, and hi
| nomination is in the line of promo
ton and was we'll bestowed upon
most faithful and devoted public SCI
want.
: The ticket is before you. Ho'
could you strengthen it? Wher
could you improve it? We have sc
, our peg at the seventy-five thousan
majority figure.
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NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS
Primaries I'm School Districts
at 2 o'clock, PM, Saturday.
August IA, 1850.
County Convention at Mexico.
August 21st, 1850.

Democrats of several school dis
tricts in Audrain county Chose liv-
ing in fractional school districts
along the line will meet in district
adjoining) will meet at the school
houses in their respective school dis
tricts at 2 O'Clock, p. m, August ii,
1880, and each elect one delegate
(save the school district in which
Mexico is situate, which will elect
six delegates) to a convention to be
held at Mexico, Saturday, August 81,
1880, to nominate county otficers-to
elect ten (1O) delegates to Congress
ional convention to be held at Mexico
September /, 1880, and a new Execu.
tive Committee. The convention al
Mexico August 81, 1885, will meet
promptly at IL 1-2 O'Clock.
By order of the committee.
w. II. KEENAN,, Chairman.
r. M. WHITE, Secretary. 3t
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The Circuit Judgeship.

1he CITCul uuSesnlps
From the Bowling Green Post-Observer
Several Of our contemporaries have
recently expressed a preference for
the nomination of our fellow towns
man, Elijah Robinson, Esq, for the
office named in the heading Oh this
article. This is unq~uestionably the
unanimous sentiment of the Democ-
racy of this county, and with this
sentiment the POST Observer is hear
tily in accord. We favor his nomi-
nation because we know that he is a
good lawyer, because he is n of
the most Industrious and energetic
men in the district, because he is the
strongest man who could be nomi-
mated, because if nominated he would
be elected, and when elected he
would make a good judge. 1t is not
our purpose to speak disparagingly
of any other candidate for the nomi-
nation. No gentleman has been
named in that connection whom we
would not cheerfully support; but it
is an unquestionable fact that Mr..
Robinson would poll in this county a
larger vote by several hundred than
any other man the convention could
select. With Mr.. Robinson as the
nominee there would be no fears for
the result.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

outspoken than his chief, and writes
much more as if he were q leader.
On this account there is not the least
difficulty in compromising what he
would do if circumstances should
place 1t in his power to act as he
pleased. 1t is fortunate that his sem
timents are at least ten years behind
his opportunities. They belong to
the reconstruction period, and would
renew resort to force to secur Office
if il were only known how it could be
applied so as to secure liberation i.
Besides being a monometalist and
protectionist, he favors also continu-
ance of the stalwart election laws,
and opposes Garield's substitute for
them, as passed by a Democratic
congress and vetoed by q Republican
executive.
The letters that have been discuss
ed were evidently written for different
sections. Both candidates desire as
many votes Of all sorts as can be OBJ
tanned, and both aim to express them
selves so as to attract the Creates
number of them. But sooner or latel
it will be discovered that 1t is one
thing to talk to the East and qultt
another to speak to the West. Takel
together, these letters must bege
confusion and render it difficult TO
those that look to them for guidance
to decide which points to the shortes
way out of the political fog that be
clouds so many at this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
SALE.

WHEREAS, Frank Draper, Kat
w l.. Draper. his wife, Frank /
Parker and Il. Irene Parker, his wifi,
all of the county of Audrain an
State of Missouri, did, by their cel
tain deed of trust, dated on the l3t
day of May, A. ID. 1876, duly execu
ed, acknowledged and delivered, an
recorded in the office Of the Record,
Of Deeds within and for the count
of Audrain, aforesaid, in book IN.
at page AZ, convey to A. d. Crar'
of Audrain county. the folIowin
described land ,to-wit: All of bloch
sixteen (16l, seventeen (17), eightee
(1S) and nineteen (19), in the tow
of Farber, as the same appears {
the plat of said town as recorded {.
the Office Of the Recorder of Deeds =,
said Audrain county. It was n,
and is not intended by said parti
that said deed Of trust should C,
vey any Iots Dr. parts of lots or bl.
not contained in, and a part Of
Southeast quarter of the No.
quarter of section twenty-one
township fitty-two (52t, range
(6l, west, to secure the payment y,
certain promissory note in said d,
Of trust set forth and described; d
whereas, said note has long since
come due and payable and deta
has been made i'll the payment tn.
of. Whereas, the said A. ID. CIR
is a nonresident of the State of \
souri, and refuses to act as the t,
tee in executing the powers on
conferred by said deed of trust,
which event the said deed of II
provides that the acting Sheriff
Audrain county, aforesaid, shall
come vested with all the power
said Crazy under said deed ; x
whereas, the legal holder of saI
promissory note has requested tn
undersigned, H. GlascOck, the actin
Sheriff of Audrain county, %afOresaii
to sell said land, in pursuance of til
provisions of said deed of trust.
Now, therefore, I hereby give pull
lie notice that |, IL. Glascock, Shel
if, rs aforesaid, by virtue ri til
power in me vested, by arc terms G
said deed of trust. VIII, on
Friday, the LIST day of October, 1886
between the hours of 9 O'Clock, a. n
and 5 O'Clock, p. m, at the East fror
door of the court house in the city {
Mexico, county of Audrain, an
State of Missouri, sell all OF sal
land, at public vendue, to the higl
est bidder, for cash in hand, to satisf
said note and interest. And wi
make to the purchaser or purchaser
thereof, q deed conveying 4 fee sin
pie title. H.GLASCOCK,
ids. Sheriff Audrain CO., Truste,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

The Audrain County Press has
dropped from the Greenback plat
form the free lunch, free wind, free
water and free land plank. What is
the matter3 Are you not going to
stand on your national platform !?
Never mind ;the LEDGER will not let
the Greenback party Of Audrain for
get this great Stree. plank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

There will be a grand annual pic
mic at the Cunningham place, one
mile north of Mexico, on the 18th of
August. Hon. L. T. Crittenden,
Don Morrison, and ether big guns
will be here. Particulars next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
An Old Man.

In answer to our call last week for
the name Of the oldest man in the
county, we have received information
that Hezekiah Jones, living at Shelby
Clark's, near Benton City, il 80 years
old. Who can give us the name of
an older person in the county?
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City Ordinance.
Be 1t enacted by the City Council of
the City of Merico..


That for the purpose of extending
an alley through block No. l, OF
Clark's addition to the city of Next
CO, that the following described
lands are hereby condemned for such
purpose, to-wit: Begin Mt a point
southwest corner Of lot No. 4, in said
block, run thence north SAG feet,
thence back south over said line to
place of beginning, thence west IA
feet, thence north $50 feet, thence in
. southeastern direction to north end
of line $40 feet long. The above de-
scription takes OFF the lands owned
by the following parties: VIM.
Smith, IA by 60 feet ; Felix Laforce,
IA by 1876 feet ; the Gamble estate, Ia
by 30 feet on east side and 81 on west
side of said proposed alley.
Approved July 10, 1880.
J.. c. BAssFoHD, Mayor,
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NOTICE
To Contractors

NOTICE is hereby given, that seal
~ ed proposals to build three addi-
tional rooms to public school building
will be received by the Board of Ed
ucation until Monday morning, Aug.
2, 1880, according TO plans and spcci-
fications in the County Clerks office
in the court house. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. BY order of the Board.
S. 2. EMMONS, Sec'y
Mexico, Mo-, July IS, 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

At 80 p. m. last Thursday, at
the State Convention, the following
nominations we're made for Secretary
of State:
Mr.. Goode of st. Louis nominated
Hon. Martin O'Malley of the Second
Ward. Thos. w. Parks of Platte by
Miller of Clay, W. S. Seymour of
Ray by Phillips Of Stoddard. Michael
McGrath by Keller of Nodaway,
Charles Pollock of St. Louis by
Johnson of St. Louis, Alex. Lesueur
Of Lafayette by Allerbe of st. LOUIS,
FIT. Dysart of Charlton by Benton of
Newton, James Carroll of Audrain
by Smith of Pike, Richard Walsh of
St. Louis by 7. A. Russell of St.
Louis, James A. Bethune of Missis-
sippi by Dunlfer of the same county,
West of Saline by Davis Of that
county.
The first ballot was at once taken
with the following result:
O'Malley, IS; Parks, 80; Sey-
mour, Sc; McGrath, 20; Pollock, 20;
Lesueur, 81; Dysart, rs; Carroll,
A; Walsh, Is; Bethune, Is. Total
vote cast, 413 necessary to make a
choice, POI.
On the second ballot MI. Carroll
lost two or three votes. On the
third ballot he again lost slightly.
At this stage of the game he was con-
vinced of what he had for some time
suspected, !. G. that his positive
strength throughout the State was
not what it should be to make him
the winning man, that Audrain
was to have but one office and that
was to 60 to Hon. d. H. Mcintyre
the strongest mar of the two, as was
conceded by the friends of both. No,
wishing to embarrass the Audrain
delegation from working in the
interests Of Mcintyre, and know.
ing that he could gain nothing
himself by staying on the track, and
thinking he might disencumber the
delegation and in this way further
the interests of Capt. Mcintyre, be
had his name withdrawn. Mr.. Car.
roll received on the first ballot, "A
votes. This was by no means a small
vote, especially when you take into
consideration the number of candi.
dates. If he could have grown OF
even held his own for a few ballots,
the race would have been between
him and McGrath, with the chances
in his favor. Mr.. Carroll submitted
most gracefully as soon as he saw il
was the will of the convention.
In every contest for party nomina.
ton there must be some unsuccess.
full candidates. The best evidence OF
their fitness for the favor which they
seek Is in a willing a~cquiescence in
the verdict Of the majority. These
are nc times for personal considera-
tons to obtrude themselves into public
affairs. The welfare of the country
demands patriotism and self-sacrifice,
and the best augury which we see Of
success for the Democracy is the fac,
that there is a general determination
to promote harmony in the party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

Messrs. Green, Young and Gill;
ham, of Alton, Illinois, r visiting
Ed. Kendall of this county. They
are thinking Of moving here to farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

No. %.
300 acres in farm. 200 acres under hedge fence.
farm divided into 10 acre fields, good Ia Story
frame dwelling : rooms. good barn anu cribs,
coed hearing orchard. III =. res timber. al sd
land. Situated near I.ttdania, .Auirila county
Mo. Price 5000.
No. 26.
go acres improved prairie lard. good frame
li.inG water. Land all under icucg. Price SIS
per acre.
70. %.
One Of the best stock farms i'm Missouri, con
tanning 100 acres. go acres under fence. 100 acres
meadow, ~ acres pasture. a fine brick house OF
Is rooms hlIit i'll modern style, good barn. three
~ciSterns, two large ponds never failing wSter. no.
/ orchard of 800 apple trrSs. situated sl-2 miiyS
and school house III iieigliitarflood. . Price $500
fer ace.
No. So
Farm If 40 ceres all well fenced. good one story
frame dwelling house of four rooms. kitchen de-
taclieo. good frame barn 4iNii feet, and other
out bindings, yound orchard afi abundance of
small fruit. 10 acres in cultivation balance tim
hered pasture. sltugtr 9f-2 miles west OF Mexico.
Price $500. terms easy.
No. 10.
ESQ acres number one stock farm, all under
good rail fence, well watered by creek. ponds
and wells. COO acres in tame grass. 100 of which is
timothy and clover. 80 acrestiinhered blue grass
pasture. good orchard of three acres in full bear
ing and variety of small fruit. good frame house
. rooms. porches add portico, good smoke house
ana other out buildings, yard nicely ornamented
with eEergreens and shrubbery. A very desirl-
bic farm, two miles from Centraiia- Price Sl5,og
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

Last week Rails county went solid
for Buckner, the best and ablest rep
resentative the 18th district ever did
or will have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
State Democratic Ticket.


State Democratic Ticket.
FOE GOVERNOR,
HON. 7. T. CRITTEEDEN,
OF johnson County.
ron n1KurEaANT-aovERNoR,
HON. DOBERT A. CAMPBELL,
Of st. Louis.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
HON. MICHAEL x. MeGRATH,
Of st. Louis.
FOR STATE AUDITOR,
HON. JOHN WALKER.
OF Howard.
FOB STATE TREASURER.
PHIL. E. CHAPPELL,
Of Cole.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
BON. DANIEL h. MCINTYRE.
Of AudRaan.
FOR REGISTER OF LANDS,
HON. ROBERT A. MeCULLOCH.
OF Cooper.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
HON. r. D. RAY,
Of Carroll.
FOR RAILnoAD COMMISSIONERS,
GEORGE C. PRATT,
OF Boone.
FOE sTATE skNATOR-NINTH DIsTRICT,
HON. J. L. STEPHENS.
~ nnenn
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Fifteenth Plank Of the Chicago Platform.
I'VE declare that land, light. air and water are
the free gifts Of nature to sAl mankind, and any
law OF custom Of society that allows any person
to moaopOlize more Of these gifts than he has a
right to, 70 the detriment Of the rights Of others,
we earnestly condemn and seek to abolish"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

10 acres improved land, two miles northeast OF
Mexico, 10 acres in cultivation, ~ acres in pas
ture. house with two rooms and kitchen. log
barn and number ode sEnnke house, one mile OF
hedge fence. good well and two ponds, orchard
six wears old. Price $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
FARMS, AND OTHER REAL ESTATEIl
-FOR SALE BY "a
CHAS. w BAK Err
REAL ESrTATE,
LOAN. AND GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENT,
OFFICE-Front Room, upstairs, over the Savings Bank
MEXICO
1hwn Ms exchange %o@ acres a@a Mems maF Farming %n the State Missouri bedrock prices Also desirable
Residence and Business pwy mhH city dMa~o
m Having @rw%hnsM all @ne Udasa my ABILITIES ms selling a@nggp property are mp@sd mo- Lgm in the county
nyk mueUhdSM@ hMwngErpmh portion yh mRWM: : 'T-

6s1 acres, all under fence, saibdiyidad jrto a
fields. young hedge fence, $50 acres meadow nv
acres under pillow. 100 acres tlmberel nss,.ss
lyFu small frame houses, good water ftsiIItia
creek runs through farm. a no. | stock farm NJ,
ate miles northwest of Mexico. Price ses.
Iff acfr.
No. ~.
-fEa acres} al. in cultivation. 2oU acres IN e.,t;y.
tIou. balance III blue grass and Timothy fsna
hrick and frame house with Is Fnolus, ict. a,mase
buggy houre and all necessary imlro,f4,eu,s'
three good orchards. running water through ~
farm, good coal bank 33 inch vein. A s,JandiSS
farm of number one land. Price low.
No. 30.
252 acres all under good fence except 20 ac,.,
timber detached l l-2 miles, 10 acres fjmpthv
good orchard. balance in cultivation, goot ons,
story frame house five ROOMS. good stable ana
ciStern. fine lot OF shade trees around the honss
good school house an farfn. school fuhd ~Sua,eipnt
to RIM school & months in the wear. lbUnlanee0t
stock water. Situate on the MeAfco AMI n
Charles road, nine miles east at Mexico. s milas
from Laiddouia and Benton City. A fine farm
well locatedgood range for stock. Price sso@
per acre.
tio acres river bottom land. all in gohd sl,s,s
leo acres blue grass. l0 acres Timothy. 100 aerss
tIn5ered pasture, balance under pl0w, All We'll
fenced. good | IL story frame house i6xis frat
with ell i6X32 feet, good ice house. buggy bousa
&c. Barn luxGD feet with basement 4eS40 Ieet
plenty water for all purposes, improvement
nearly new and in good shape, good land Nj.
natc five miles north of Mexico, on county Rad
Price S20 per acre,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

4 Number one farrn of go acres. all Under rAli,
Sat and plank fence. 2iu acres III blue grass pas
turp, balance of farm divided into four ie!tis, 10
acres Of pasture in timber, spring and creek wa
ter OIL farm, good orchard Of 40 trees. good conl-
foatable house of four rooms. beautiful lawn III
ornamental and shade trees. good new frame
barn 30x40 feet. Situated IL miles northwest of
Mexico. Price s. .5Uo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

3H5 acres i'll farm. 100 acres timbered land
watered by Young's creek. i2u acres grass land
fincluding 50 acres meadow baianee IN cultiva-
ton. Young orchard Just beginning to bear.
plenty small iruit, two-story frame house ot
rooIlS. tenant house OF . rooms. ice-holse,
smoke house and other out buildings. Frame
barn 5sxi4 feet. good double corn crib, living
stream of wafer runs throuhlI farm. two gan,
ponds. school house within mile and ? churches
within a mile.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1880.

THE LEDGER 10 entered ut the postofioe at
i Mexico, Mo-. and admitted for transportation
through the mails 1t second class rates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

1t is a positive cure for 3permat0rrhea Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, and all diseases resulting
from Self Abuse, rs Mental Anxiety, Loss OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
THE TICK EFT.

Winner. by se~venty-Five Thousand Ma
jority.
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FO Is.

30 acres, fronting half mile on public road
TOO acres In meadow, orchard of 10 acres. balance
number one tillablc land, large two-story house
handsomely finished, all necessary out build
ingS. situated 2l-2 miles south OF Mexico
Price $40 per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

100 acres, all under good hedge and plank
fence, rood two story frame house, new and in
good older. number one cellar and smoke house,
coal house ami barn. good land ana III good
neighborhaud. Situa-ed 10 miles north east OF
Mexico. Price $500.
Nc ii.
100 acre Farm divided. iftO six fields, all under
good fence, 20 acres timothy and clover. 20 acres
blue grass pasture, Is acres tlmbered pasture. 10
acres in cultivation. ) acres lots and orchard,
good one story frame house 3 rooms. porch aud
porticO, good new barn. two wells, good stock
ponds, four miles west OF Mexico, Oh the county
road. Price $3.50.
No. Ii.
AniceIy improved farm hf 80 acres in Galloway
comfy. new frame house four rooms and porch,
barn fJxN feet. fine orchard of select fruit, GO
acres first class white oak, hickory and walnut,
part of land finely adapted 10 tobacco and wheat
raising. 80 acres good timothy meadow. 40 acres
prairie and IN cntttrarion, convenient 10 school,
post Office sac churches. Price s2.Jv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

Memory, Palms
In Back or Side.
and diseases s.
that lead to con-
SUMPTION. in
sanity and an
early graye.The
Specific Medi-
cine is bein &.
used with w0n-I
I--al AnAa@,A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

I60 acres all well fenced and nicely sui, -divid-
ed, y acres good timothy meadow, 20 acres good
pasture. balance in cultivation and timber, good
orchard. good IL story frame house five oonnns,
good stable and other out buildings, high rolling
land as hood as any in the county. Price 5000
per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

100 acres. Al under good hedge and rail
fence. IL acres new meadow, 50 acres pasture,
balance in cultivation. New frame house of six
rooms, good barn. cribs, etc. Good wells at
hoNse and barn. Stock ponds. young orchard,
good timber. Situated 6 miles northwest oil
Mexico. Price $500 per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29
JAS. CARROLL.

The Race for Secretary of State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

A good small farm of 80 acres. All under
fence. 10 acres timber. creek running through
ii, 30 acres III cultivation. New frame dwelling
house of 5 rooms, frame barn 20NJG Ieet. out
buildings and other improvements. Plenty OF
water for all purposes. Price Si,2e0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-29

get full particulars.
Price S~peclhc-$l.O0 per package, or six pack.
ages for $500. Address all orders to
j. b. SIMPSON MEDICINE Co.,
Nos. 1O4 and los Main St, BunAio, n. Y
June 18th. lS0o..l vr
, 1880-02-06
HARD COAL,

uEAtE.33 aA4Fkkr AnO MhRhkIs
The representatives. locul and outsl.lu of Chi
cnHo, VI tho anthracite cohl intorost resumed
tholr session yesterday morning At 10 0ctook in
ltooM II OF tho Gnnd Pacllo llotHl. 4 rcstn-
uon WIS adoptet providing TINT no moro anthra-
cte hoHcn thereb by ra,! during slAe present month
fur locHt sAte or atornHn. As Inns been pro-
y!onsly stuffed, tho supply on hand In the Ch!ca-
70 ylrls ks now fts,m 600 10 aD,00 tons, which
" helloyel to 10 quite sufficient for Fabr,lNry
consumption. unless tho eitlxUns Ut Chicago
should lo surprised by tho ndvunt u
View Of tho enso, tho coai kings see. 10
REASON, fos sl,ppln1 any more Il tha!r
prlces mn, rgIthGr weak any WY. ftNn tl.Olr
atAndIxnt, md thoy don't citre tu Seo them rnr.
thur endangered oven NY brHgtny coAl hurc s!tts-
ply fnr Aturuge. Tho nbjcdt III shnrt. Ia tn stl len
up prices, wfthnut Mlyanrlng them, s1ll'owhat
utter tho tnNt.Hcr OF tho lun!l,erlnen For pnlnts
west of rhlcnHn, huweter, Tho shipments fraIn
tNtfns VIII eNI,ta,,ln uM,MteTrNnte,,ly. The sn-
snlinder nj tho scaAon WIS devoted purely to
the wurk ut perfuotin4 tho organization, after
Whtth lh0 representative &tll lpurned tu HcGt IN
Nnw Ynrk thu lust Thurss!ay IN Fuhr,lArJ. Moot
iXa Will he held monthly berHntttr In such large
ctHtr.sa OF tho trltp ns Now York, Chouyt,, Euf-
fnln, I.thrster, Elniis.. nnll HyrucuAe, An1 tho
stll0nt',R.l up (rsoess will ba stenIIly M.horsd
truue."