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Flows, Harrows, Cultivators, Hames, Traces,
Backbands, Brides, Collars. Singetrees, Axes,
Hoes Shoveis. Rakes, Forks, Iron Wedges, Grub
Hoes, Saws, Spades, and everything else needed
~ a farm, at lower prices than ever before, at
r. B. A. AEGINNISA
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Axes, Trace Chains Hames,
Long and short handle Shovels md Spades,
Long and snort handle Forks,
Piow Line Rope. Horse Collars,
Single and Double Leather Breeching,
Piow Brides, Single Trees, Lap Rings, an
every..sther article necessary to start your farm
you can buv cheap, at w r. Wilson's 81
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For Surveying. Mapping AMI Engineering,
call 90 DuVal and if you are Act willing
10 pay Ten dollars per day AMI all necessary r.
penses, for each days work, or less than L day
please don cali on him. 40ti
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dies get L bottle OF Hoods Eureka Liver Medl
cine La thus climate il exceils all remedies
known for Liver Diseases, Disordered Stomach
and troublesome Constipation. For sale by "
Rawls and N Lively, Talahassee Fla 80 y
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New Advertisements.

OTYICR or
TRUSTEES or COCNrY BoNDe
TALLAHAssKx, Fla, January IA 1884
THE COUPONS DUE FEBRUARY l, 1884. ON
L the LEON COUNTY NEW SIX PER CENT
BONDS, viii be paid on and after that date, II the
Office Of & LEWIS & SONS, BANKERS
GEORGE LEWIS
GEO. 2. RANEY,
HOuSTOUN
Jan 39-tf Trustees
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A large house near depot, containing eleven
rooms, with goo. cistern ana kitchen on same
door All Ia god repair Suitable Tor dwelling
boarding hnuse Apply ~
+O3t FLoRIDIAN OFFICE
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS HOLD
ing bonds er eoapo1s OF the PensseoL. and Geor
xiA Railroad Company. known - " RreeaAnd eouds
The came esanx tue sees0d mortgage bonds i-sues
by aid railroad company, body corporate existing
under the laws of Florida that by virtue OF decree
rsadered the 18th day Of January 1884, by the
Hon T. J. Vann, Judge Of the Circus Court OF the
Third judicial Circuit OF the State Of Florida, in
and for Maaissa eouaty, in . certain wherein
VIM 9roAveaor 10 complainant and Alexander B
Hawkins, surviving trustee, and George Lewis and
Edward Lewis, executors Of the Last will and
nsnt VI benjamin C. Lewis, deceased, are defend
ants, shall make distribution Of the moneys hell
sy said Hawkins, surviving trustee aforesaid fol
said bonds, and that bonds and coupons must b.
presented to the City OF Tallahassee in the
eDGnky Of Laoa. Sxar- of Florida or before the
18th day OF March, 1884 IN order to participate IN
such distribution E. A SHINE,
Jan - lSs4kSW Master in Chancsry
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IhAs Tallahassee VIII have fne eperA house
IN the near future. The site il already selseaed
That sheaid Lambert 4 Richsrdsun'a ORA
matte Combination whit TaIlahass.e aesia shey
VIII meet with q rouaing welcome
That according to Bacoa reading makes .
tull maa Here is another loog-selt want 6Ilsd
ey valid excuse You can new tell year wife
ven We " bin to the thicl readin' room
That the young man who went out TO ia enc
night last week, put red napkin in his pocket
and pulled It out IN the post-od1ce next dAy has
applied for vacation He has an or2Ags grove
below the frost line that requires his atse.-
ton just now
That when q handsome and polite Young mer-
chant becomes 80 extremity oblixinr tina, he rtves
q charming ysung lady change for a ten dollar
DILL and never discovers why his cash account II
ten dollars shert, until the young lady hands
him ten dollar bill the next day, it is high time
tor him to nave q SPACIOUS business partner tof
the geniier SEX
Batter C0Ror
At CITY Date STORE Al
Fresh bread. Cakes. Pies, and &C..
Every day. AT Carpenter 4 Head's Bakery 4l-,s
R0ray Barrels
Best Patent Flour jus; received bv 7 II Ran
doiph & Co Al
Meats Firm n nd Rapidly Advancing
L, c SIDES, 81; FAT Backs ste, Bellies,
~. freight adle,i IS cents per hundred pounds
Oh gross weight, a. A Levy's 81
Corn. kBeA@S.
And ali kinds OF fresh Garden S~e,is AZ
f. CITY DRUG STORE
Grmhmm Bread and Wimce Pies.
Fresh -verv morning. Al Carpenter Head
Bakery Ait
Decorated DinAer Set.
One only IL CITY DRre STORE
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Choice Suburban Property |
m5.10. u AID 1e-ACRE LOTS!

r OYER FOR SALE STRAWBERRY HILL
Il the place which | reside, situated On
Gather ss- Of tie NiccSsuks road half Anile north
east al TalLzhassee, in the following subdNMaoaA
Lot No Ito fronfinx Mcrouukie rond rich
tom nnd- iMpEovemsnEa
LOT No. S-I3 acres, fronting Aiccoa1kie ruad and
ing TO the rod and beautiful e1ihtinx afH
among laExe
LOT No. SIS frontins Atcrosaki< road ths
top Of the hill rncfudns the dwelling eight roo@s
Ont bQildtnSs and other improvsmentA with fult
trees and large strawberry bsds
Lot No. As acres. fruntinS Aicrosukie road the
summit OF the hill with Ab,ur III GRANGE rrees.
strHwberry beds, and immense nveoAk-a spsen-
did building sise
Avs No.. end S-4o ench eroafng avenue.
partly wooded in 'front.' rch evei-iuat the thing Ear
gnEd0a eEnck -faxms.
- win s-N the wh0le tract l66 acres IN . body
applienkion p made before any d the several eea
sare ssaA Apply en- the premises to
In IA CMAA. A. UMOATK-
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Wam.ussa Bleaeh~A shir1i.x.

W r Wilson * selling Wamsutta Bieac ned
Surfing oue yarl wide Al ~. ceuts yard
cash ~
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W r Wilson mas a large stock OF Keep
Laundrled and Cnaundried Shirts whlc0 he 10
selling a. manufacturer prices for CASH. ~
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Choice Aam~ Breakfast Bacnn Bologna Sad
sag sugar Cured Dried Bee, Cream Cheese
By Homuy and bes. grades oi Patent Flours
popular prices, at AL * Il Afford
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W K Wilson IL selling Fruit at the Loom
Bi-ache, Stirling, Sne yard Wide Al ~ cents a
yard cash ~
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olk ut u g'rds ior a sinai pti- OF money. a
Att CARPENTER & HEAp-
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AGENTS RO8 TMK Hko8ADAAN.
souo~tux rxntieman satAsxissd Agents sBr
-.rnf., and viii rsceipt for ell sumo pai2 thsn
~r,rr Cenrrevills he willard. Aossisy H.n
a-u.x IsmoniA " ? Scott, RHnAndtnA
r.xsr Cra~surtviile 4 Brown. Hoamss Ferry.
,u,.,n Quincy Rw Dsvia. GREEN Cove
s-,ax Philips. Mariana shtne, orAnde
,.-a Milton He York, LAks Butter.
xsorv Iloyas VIZ Green. Se9itnG
s,nmous Monticello MAloaey, Jr. Key west
- u,-,.r.uoou Madison J P BraeswsL,, Dsllvilla-
p, N caldwell, JAspsr 9r.cs Sr.cevhie
= a., Hrousou Jno AcLaan, Frssp0rt
-. santa Pc J C hns. Worthingtoa-
=, ncAlpin. New Troy ID Isaac Cr.f- TAMPA
-,S-.oi,- Il Augustine L Baker. EmpsriA
--,,o.n Arxvie John Lsy. Jscksca vile.
- -. Eucneeanna & " wilson Orange Lake
4 sea Brocksvile walker "ullamsoorZ
-,ra " SesrlaS Of Bronson 6ensral stArs
AT and Travelling Correspondent
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.pieadh W suchester Rife ih- property y,
,A- ,.Lr NJ Fl II Fairbanks. is t. b, raft. .'r
ih- 0-n-ft 81 ul- tamv-25 chances, A. S eacn
Tn iist NAV Or ound ~ Rtwt- irug -tor-
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The cheapes, an u+s' Bugges An. igpu-
the market can Dc fought Al
3-3U VI DEE
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METEOROLOGICAL
s.,.-i # Temperature II IGl0AGsase Fh'Tsd&,
Tor the past cs<k
,,. ,.x-u =, " A RAwA Druggist aAA
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For sale by Z" r. Wilson
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Tue Boz Plow price 81 >. a. B A Ne
glnnisS J.
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Atteaaiom FArmer~.

For sale bv W r Wilsoo g.
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Cash Price for Dixie RDiows

l. 81 80 Al W r Wilson's J.
Fruit Of the a.Oosm Bleached Shira-
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Cash Price for Dixie PlOwS
: 81 81. Al W r Wilson's 3.
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500 Dixie RiOW6
BusSie. and Wagons.

Far sai, oy " r Wilson
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1, s. 50 a, W r WILSON,
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500 Dixie RlOW

T ,r .ai- by W r Wilson
Cash Price for Dixie PioWs
l. s. 50. Al W K W isous ;
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Graham Bread Aad Mince Pies.
Fresh every morning Al Carpenter Z Head
Bakery Ait
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me only 4, II CITY DRC4 STORE
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FOR me FIoRIDIAS Hzuss be banded in o.
lock &C Mooday afternoon As much earher
a. d. ssit,,e vii OF duly Appreciated
, 1884-03-22

where figs grow on thistles and pow
erty is a word scratched out Of the
dictionary In another column Of
this issue we have had occasion to
call attention to the wailing Of the
aforementioned species, since which
we have learned Of the work Of the
latter. NJ. T. Benham who assists
his father, ]. T, Benham, the we'll
known contractor and builder, re-
ceived a letter this week from one
Of the eastern states written by a
brick mason, who stated that he had
been Informed that masOns were re-
celving $40 per day at Spokane Falls.
Now while this statement would be
taken with grain Of allowance by
a great many mechanics, yet there
are others ST incredulOuS that they
would accept 1t at once as the truth,
and make pilgrimage out west, be
disappointed and join the band of
hOwlers who have likewise suffered
the impOsitiOns of some irresponsi-
bic party to lead them on long wild
goose chase. LabOrs and mechan-
les are receiving as high wages here
as anywhere in the Union, we be-
lieve, outside Of mining camps and
points hard Of access and where liv-
ing Is expensive. Ruling wages for
and bricklayers will prOha-
bly, be So per day this season. Com
mon day labOrers $3.50 per day. II
higher figures are reported east they
may be set down as snair and de-
lusiOn,
, 1884-03-22

District Attorney Hyde took a run out
to Crab Creek this week on professional
| business.
Col. Sidney d. Waters, who looks after
the Indians in the Colville valley, has
been In the city for several days.
Frank L. Stone, our lively board mer-
chant, was anchored TO his room for sev-
eral days this week by Hcking pains that
| indicated the work OF the insiduous rheu-
natism. He has been aLle to get around
| for the past few days, but carries his arm
in sling as a reminder Of the torture that
he passed through.
The family Of the Rev. C. c. Burnett ar
rived from Iowa Saturday. We gladly
welcome them to our city and hope they
will find Spokane Falls a pleasant home.
Prof. j. n. Tiernan, the genial miner
olOgist and scientific chap, returned home
| Wednesday from a trip to Minneapolis
and st. Paul. lie states that the mer-
chants OF those cities are up in arms over
the Late act Of the railroad whereby the
freight rates wore increased and is positive
that there is happy issue out OF all our
Affections.
II is with much pleasure that we an
nounce the continued improvement Of our
young friend Henry French. Brought to
deaths door by very dangerous disease,
wavering between this earth and the great
unknown for week or more, his pros
poets Of recovery were exceedingly slim,
and the progress Of the disease was watch
ed with a great deal OF solicitation by a
large circle Of friends. We are sincerely
glad that the difficulty has taken favor
able turn and Mr.. French Is gaining every
day, which we hope is an indication Of a
return to permanent health and strenth.
We acknowledge a very pleasant call
Tuesday from A. Noltner, Esq, proprie-
! tor Of the Portland Standard. Mr.. n. is
a newspaper man Of keen business tact
and more than ordinary ability, and he
has succeeded as he deserves by his ven-
] ture at Portland. Under his good man.
agement the Standard has been placed
among the leading papers Of the country
| His last and best success was securing ad-
mission to the Press Association, by
which stroke Of policy he came in posses
sion Of the full telegraph reports. May
the Standard and It's enterprising prOpri-
etor long flourish.
Last Saturday evening A. NJ. Cannon
and J. j. Browne returned 10 Spokane
after an absence Of several weeks in the
east, where they were negotiating for an
enterprise that promises to add more to
the immediate prosperity OF the city than
| any scheme that has been mOOted since
the city was first settled. That they faith
fully performed tho work that they start
ed in to accomplish only needs the report
q the meeting held Thursday night and
published in another column to confirm.
As we prOphesied on several former Occa-
SONS, II anything could be done for our
city Messrs. Cannon and Browne were
the embassadOTs wlO could accomplish II.
On behalf Of our fellow townsmen we ex-
tend the thanks OF the community TO the
gentlemen for the energy and steadfast-
mess OF purpose they displayed on their
mission, and sincerely hope that the re-
'uh ~ the negotiations will bring hack TO
, 1884-03-22

1t Is evident to the citizen around
our hotels and public resorts In the
evening that our town just now has
more than its usual share of idle men
and Adventures. Most Of these fel-
lows have'cOme this far for the pur.
pose of going into the mines, and mot
taking kindlytO the present walking,
stop over here and live on their wits
until the roads get in a better cOndi-
tiOn. Without visible means Of sup
port they spar for grub and when
driven to the last extremity commit
some petty depreciation for the sake
of a bunk in Jail and a square meal
at the expense Of the city. The only
remedy for this imposition Is the
formation Of chain gang. Let the
Council go to work and create an or
dinance compelling prisoners to work
on the streets and arrests would be-
come of rare occurrence. Besides, IL
a force could be utilized just now the
labor would greatly improve the
highways that need attention in va
riOus places. imprisonment, which
here means idlcness, bunk and
something to eat, has no terror to the
tramp, but labor is a bugbear that
would frighten him into good be-
havior.
, 1884-03-22
NLEnRH

People living in the east are apt to
he mislead in regard to Washington
Territory by two distinct classes OF
individuals, who attempt to enlight-
en- neIghbors by letters from the
coast, and both classes are liars, to
draw the term In as mild a form us
1t can be conveniently handled. One
Is the man who comes out expecting
to find money scattered about the
woods, fails tO find it, becomes gan
greOus In his disappointment and
slOughs of string OF abuse intended
to give the country a backset from
which II is never expected to recOv-
er. The other Il the enthusiastic in
diVidual who has been used to ma
king fifty cents a week at home and
becomes arrOgantly Opulent on a SAL
AIRY Of n couple OF dollars per day
which he happens to fall into on
landing In the Territory. He writes
home extravagant reports Of the
prospects and thus misleads people
Nho become eager to reach q section
, 1884-03-22
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY or wAsMINGTox

IERRtTORN OF WASliINGTON
County Of spokane. ~
Jennie South, Plaintiff. versus Thomas II.
south, Defendant. In the District Court
OF the Territory Of Washington, and for
the First Judicial District thereof, holding
terms at Cheney, Spokane County, In said
The United States OF America to Thomas
quircd to appear In nm action brought against
you by Jennie South, Plaintih, In tho District
Court Of the Territory OF Washington and for
the First Judicial District thereof, holding
Territory, to answer the complaint Of plain
TIN, nled In spokane County, within twenty
days afterthe service of this summons, eNclu-
sive N the day Of service, II served within
said county II not served within said county,
but within said district, In thirty days n
the territory, in forty days II served by pub
llcatlOn, within sixty days after the date OF
the first publication OF this summons, or the
said plaintiff will take judgment against you
by default, according TO the prayer Of the
complaint. said action Is brought for the
purpose OF obtaining u Judgment and decree
Of said court, dissolving the bands of matri-
mOny now existing between plaintiff and de-
fendRnt on the ground that you have aband-
oned said plaintiff for more than one year
last past without cause or excuse and that
the custody Of the minor children, issue Of
that defendant pay the cost Of this suit.
Witness the IIOu, Associate JUS
tlcc Of the supreme Court Of
Washington Territory, and
L. $. Judge Of said Court, and the
Seal thereof nfiiNcd this 18th
day Of January, A. D., 1851
A. REEVES AlRES, Clerk.
by J. 7. I.oCKHAKT, Deputy.
Mlllard T. Harrison, Attorney for plaintlff.
Date OF hrst publication Feb. 0, 1884.
, 1884-03-22
WIDE AWAKE.
A ROusInE MASS Meeting at which
Money Talks.


Through the medium OF posters
the public was notified that mass
meeting would be held at CannOn's
Hall Thursday evening to dis
cuss the railroad question that
has cut such an important figure IN
business circles ever since the facts
became known that bill WAS pend
ing before Congress granting fran
chise for the construction Of a rail-
road from Spokane Falls to the Cpur
d'Alene mines. AT an early hour
the hall was crowded until standing
room was at a premium. Maj. ]. NJ.
Armstrong was chosen Chairman,
and ]. ]. Browne, Esq, invited to
explain the objects Of the meeting.
Mr.. Browne in a few words stated
the result of the labOrs of himself
and Mr.. Cannon in the east. He in
formed the people that n syndicate
Of capitalists were prepared to COM
mence the construction within thirty
days Of a TailrOad from Spokane
Falls to Ceur d'Alene, which would
be extended east, west and south.
The only aid asked for was a sub
scriptlOn of S25,00O. This money
was to be pail in installments, one
third when the road was completed
ten miles, one-third when completed
twenty miles and the balance when
the road reached the lake, Mr..
Browne spoke warmly in favor Of
the proposition. s. c. Hyde was
called upon, and responded in one of
those nall-driving speeches that car
ries conviction with il and for which
hn Ia nnfnh 30 knlr
the gage in support Of our city, Mr..
Hyde warns to his work when sup
porting measures which he cOnscIen-
tiOusly believes to be for the great
est good to the greatest numbers,
and in this instance he presented the
case in light that won for the pro-
ject many supporters. Mr.. Hyde
was followed by A. NJ. Cannon,
Judge Belts, Judge Weed, G. NJ.
Forster, JnO. l.. Wilson, s. G. Hav-
ermale, J. N. Glover, Frank Moore
and others. A resolution prevailed
inviting subscription to the fund,
and In a few minutes $4,000 were
signed for A committee was after
wards appointed for the purpose Of
securing further contributions, and
no trouble will he experienced in
raising the funds.
We never knew an offer that prom
ised so much to Il place and asked 50
little In return. Here is a body of
men with the experience and neces-
sary money to carry out any under
taking they may invest in. For a
comparatively insignificant sum,
that the subscribers are not even
asked to pay until there is something
tangible existing, we are offered a
line Of railroad into rich and pOpu-
IOus mining region, with the PrOba-
bility Of having the same extended
west and south, tapping the best ag-
ricuhuFal sections in the Territory.
1t will make Spokane a railroad cen
ter and give it an impetus never be-
fore dreamed Of. BY all means en-.
courage and aid the project with
purse and voice, and hasten the COM
mencement Of II scheme that will
come back to the people Of the city
ten thousand fold.
, 1884-03-22

While we train with the other
crowd, and sincerely hope that all
the labor that our tOWnsman devOtes
to the cause he represents may prove
unavailing and fruitless, yet we rec
Ognize the wisdom of the party in
choosing time for a position he is
abundantly qualified to fill and re-
publish the following kindly notice
Of a gentleman and a scholar taken
from the Portland Standard:
at is reported that ]. ]. Browne,
Esq, of Spokane Falls will be invi-
ted to represent the Democrats Of
Washington Territory as a member
Of the executive committee. Mr..
Browne was at one time the efficient
superintendent Of public schools in
this city, and is one. OF the prominent
citizens Of Eastern Washington; the
recognized leader in educational and
other matters Of public interest, and
u consistent Democrat. His pres
ence in the executive committee
would carry with it the assurance of
wise counsel and trustworthy action.
We hope the choice will fall upon
Hon. J. ]. Browne"
, 1884-03-22

THE action of the Chairman Of the
Territorial Central Committee, b.
Barlow, in his endeavors to bulldoze
the Republicans OF the Territory by
robbing them Of the prerogative Of
saying who shall represent them as
delegates to tae National Republican
Convention to be held at Chicago
next June, Is awakening storm of
criticism from the party press of the
Territory. We consider the act of
Mr.. Barlow grossly insulting to the
intelligence Of the party, and an as
sumption Of far more power than Is
delegated to him. He will, and
doubtless ere this has, learned that
the masses cannot he whipped into
the traces by the dOmineerfng AFRO
Rance OF one man. 1t is evident
that Mr.. Barlow Is in the wrong
pew. He is filling a position that he
is unqualified for, and the sooner he
steps down and out the better it will
be for the party that he Is attempt
ing to cripple. He has no more
right to call together the Territorial
Central Committee and appoint those
delegates than has the Chairman of
a County Central Committee to call
a'sessiOn of that body and proceed
to nominate county officers. The
action is unprecedented in the his
tory Of politics, and for pure and
unadulterated gall surpasses any,
thing that has come to our notice for
some years.
, 1884-03-22
..n.MARCH 22D


WE have been requested by a
large number Of representative cit
liens to announce that a Citizens
Meeting will be held in Canndn's
Hall next Thursday evening for the
purpose of nominating a ticket for
the municipal election that takes
place on Tuesday, April Ist 1t is
proposed that our people collect to-
gether without regard to party and
combine in the choice Of such men
for office as will zealOusly guard and
foster the interests of our growing
city. We would impress 1t upon our
people that it is a duty to turn out
on this occasion and make a careful
selection Of officials. The election
is only important in this respect:
Our city is on the verge of one Of
the most promising years In Its his
tory, and one that will be, no doubt,
frought with more public enterprises
having for their object the increase
of the place than will probably be
presented dtifinx the next decade TO
come. 1t Is then ifnparetive that
only sticli Men should be selected DIS
are III sympathy with and are ready
aIld willing to labor for the city. We
have no doubt that the convention
will make a wise selection next
Thursday evening.