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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

1t will be seen from these figures that the con-
sumption, so far as can be correctly ascertained
this year Is 1886 tons behind the corresponding
period last year. That the coGsumptio OF Europe
IS likely TO make up the deficiency is more than
doubtful, for IN December France showed a de-
crease, aud IN all probability the same will be the
case with the rest of Europe. If the above rate of
consumption continues the decrease will more than
couuter5alance the shortage in beet and stocks at
the end OF the season VIII be larger than they were
at the conclusion Of last year. Il Is hardly credit
able that such viii be the course of CONSUMPTION
but there IS ample reason from the facts ALREADY
developed that the increased consumption Will be
nominal At the same time, as present prices are
quite hlgn enough 70 give far remuneration 10
cultlyators, the supply In the future may almost
assuredly be allowed to look after itself and con-
5umsrs need not trouble much about it.
There appears 10 be very little change III crop
reports. Inc Cuban crop, while being late Is still
expected TO turn out exceptionally large.
In order to show the peculiar and far-reackinr
effects the continental systems OF bounty have
upon the sugar trade, the following extract from
the Egyptian correspondent Of the PrHgsT ZpcEey--
WGrhr i TO the point: According to the latest
news from France, the agitation for an increase
IN the French surtax on the import Of foreign
sugar Is likely TO succeed Notwithstanding the re-
presentations Of the chambers of commerce at
Marsellles, Bordeaux and Nantes in favor of re-
moving the surtaE. This would greatly upset the
plans OF the Dalra, whose sugar would be shut out
from France at a time when the export TO Italy is
also rendered more difficult. Under these circum-
stances the Dalra naturally looks toward England
whence the Egyptian export market expects in
future TO be set IN notion This shows that the
French producers are increasing their competition
IN the English markets. 10 which they must ship
their expected 10000 tons increased supply the
coming season. The Egyptian crop is reported to
be 2lO,oJV tons. which Is very large.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

THE evidence Of Don Celso Caesar No
reno, before the Committee Of Wavs and
Means. has been carefully put in pamphlet
form and duly forwarded 10 the Islands.
head rs whole 1t Is not nearly so dam
aging 70 the treaty as might have been
supposed from the telegraphic reports.
The anImus Of the man Is SO evident that
no fair minded set Of men could give his
words any weight whatever. And then he
makes statements which are absolutely
untrue. and which Mr. Carter can and
ought 10 show are untrue. OF course. here
ana there are some authentic statements
and one or two amusing letters which 20
10 prove that you cannot touch pitch with
out being dehled. That the present Min
lster Of Foreign Affairs intrigued with the
Don for the disbursement Of the King is
again repeated, and as that statement i
supported 10y other evidence as well If
may be considered a fact. That Moreno
worked himself into position of conf
dence here may also be accepted as a fact
That he was an adventurer no one has auv
doubt Of That he was a needy adyantr-sr
is evident by his letters to the King When
in Honolulu he NAV have had enoDrb
money To pay his way. hut we well rprnem
Der that be haggled about half a day'spay
or something Of that sort, for his previous
three days tenure Of office. He was a
aeedy adventurcr then and Is so now. in
the sense Of man seeking substantial
favurs That be had d few hundred
pounds IN Lis pocket does not affect the
charge. BE Is emphatically a hungry
man. Because he was not able 10 succeed
IN his schemes In Hawaii. be is splitting
venom upon everybody connected witt
these Islands, and is dong all he can TO
damage Us. Though he may do harm.
and undoubtedly has done us harm. vet
his statements are so mauifestlv wild that
they can have little or no weight with
those whose business it is to weigh evi
dence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

\. A VERY serious question has arisen be-
tween the governing power, and the sci
entllc opinion IN these islands The two
are in direct antagonism. The former.
absolute-lrresponsible at home. but Ger
tainly TO be called TO account by the sci
entlic journals of the world-the latter
certain Of intelligent investigation and
consequent support from abroad
A short review Of the facts is as follows.
A gentleman Of high scientific attainments
had been invited to these islands. In all
I good faith be entered upon a course of
NJ investigation which promised. If carried
= out, to lead to invaluable results. DR.
Arning was the gentleman selected-let
!, us see how he has kept faith with the
! Board Of Health, and they with him.
On arrival. Isr Arning was put in pos
session Of certain facilities for observation.
experiments, and recording the result, but
was always excluded from the hearty. loyal
support which can only be accorded bv
lone man to another when both are ear
nestly engaged together with one sole OBJ
ject, and without ulterior views. foreign to
the primary question.
Hence there arose the collision. DR..
Arning was seeking. first the cause or
modes Of propagation and secondly. if it
might be--the cause, of leprosy. The
President was seeking notoriety for him
self and thought be had hired some one
who would assist him to pose before for
eign governments and peoples as great
philauthropist and brilliant supporter of
science
On the 14th November, 1886, DR.. Arning
Furnished a report as to the course of in
.sestigationr carried on by him with regard
0 leprosy. This report is declared By the
principal physicians Of the capital, ten of
whom subscribe their names to an expires
ion Of their opinion, to be able, indicative |
deep research and intelligent energy.
ut Il is taken up by the President who |
pds not a peg to hang self glori6cation
npon. not shred Of subserTiency, such as
e loves, nct a moments departure from
trict scientifcrelsiionof strictly scientific |
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Tested and entered again at the port or ports Of
entry where it is discharged, which is a ,sdueffo
nd absHrdHH.
Oar decision stands as first rendered.
The Attorney-Gen for the Crown; Ashford
Afhford for defendant.
Honolulu, March 25th, 1852.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
ACCnIpT a
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
II NOE WIrII i, nn,,-

4 eT OF sale contained in certain mortgage made by
jos N foepoe to Francis Moss dated the 58ri day Of
heIeey given that said mortgage intends to fore
eicSe SAID mortgage, for condition broken and upon
d foreclosure VIII sell at public auction al the sales
room OF 7 Adams Co. in Honolulu, on MONDAY
ihe l2ih day OF April. 1886 II NJ OIL said ay The
premises described in said mortgage below specified
Eurther particulars can be had OF W R CAsrIE At
'otney-at-LaW. FRANCIS MOSS,
1,;... =. ,.--,, Mortgage.
HFenises 10 be sold are situated In Honolulu Oanu:
Al uose premises described in deed Of Niau 10 j W
IS, page i66 and being leased 10 Yee Man AT The an
nual rental Of Sl2O per year. iIlS it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Ayers Pills are efectuRl in wide range of dis
eases which arise from disorders of the stomach
and digestive organs. They ane convenient
remedy 20 nave always on land They are sugar
coated, easy TO take effective to operate sure to
bring relief and cure.
Use American Co.'s Hop Bitters once and you
viii use no other medicine. Test it Take no
Other Be sure and read advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

IL connection with the discussion in England Of
the faulty bayonets furnished to the British SOL
dlers on service, recent statement of 4 London
paper viii be of interest The statement noted is
to the effect that prominent officer in the British
service Is now on his way to Solingen, Germany,
to take over to England large consignment of
swords and sword-bayonets, to be used in the Bri-
tsh army. The causes for the discrimination thus
exercised IN favor of German steel are not given
and will probably appear later Il is stated. how
ever, II Sheffield, that the bayonets which were
used IN the Soudan were found imperfect. A cur
ous fact in connection with this matter that one
OF the largest manufacturers of firearms in Ger
many draws his steel exclusively from Sheffield,
is,E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
NOTES.

A SENSATIONAL item relative to pineapple poison
Is going the rounds. A writer in the British Mefi
cal journal advices people to be careful not to
slice up pineapple with the same knife they use
IN peelinC 1t, as the rnd contains an acid organic
substance which Is likely 10 cause a swollen mouth
and sore lips. In Cuba salt Is used as an antidote
for the poison OF pineapple peel. What do house
wives do here2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow

y er Of sale contained in certain mortgage made by
John kaikak;o TO c Lowrey, dated the s4th day of
December los2 recorded in liber IS page 81 Notice
i hereby given that said MORTGAGE intends 10 fore
close said mortgage, for condition broken and upon
SAID will sell at public auction at the saes
room OF ? Adams 4 Co, in Honolulu, on MONDAY
the ith day Of April. 1856 12 NJ. Of said daT The
emisesdescribed in said mortgage below speciard
Further particulars can be had Of W r CAsrIE. Al
loEney-At-Law. FRED. c. LOWREY,
Premises TO be sold All those premises Situated
at hailua, hoolaupcko, Oahu, more particularly de-
scrloed II T P@S5s A 6y12. issued TO kaiIikakio
ather OF said mortgagor containing an area of 3lO1
acres. 1iOS !,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
4 n ACCORDANCE WITH A pow

eL ol safe contained In certain mortgage made by
> hekuanui TO Mrs Johnson dated the 18th day II
Deeember lss2 recorded IN Lioer ~ page 30 Notice
i hereby given that said MORTGAGE intends ia
foTeciose said mortgage for condition broken and nm
on sad foreclosure viii sell 4, public auction at tie
DAY, the l2th day of April 1886 at IL NJ of aid Ssv
Gifted O''0N sPe-
Further particulars be had of " Castle. At
"HAs!'al-iAW' MRS. b. JOHNSON,
p;., Mortgagee.
PREMISES 10 be sold All those premises Situated
al Aanoa, Oahu. and being the same premises cGn-
Esyea 70 sad hekuanui by decd of Kapihi and BiIa
containing area of II acres iIG5 At
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Arm advertisements.
Mortgages Notice OfForeclosure a of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
L terms OF certain mortgage made by Yer Sing Wal
Company TO KUN Wo. dated the 25th day OF DeeeTl-
ber les5 recorded in ber % pages 49, q seg Notice
i hereby given that said MORTGAGE intends to fore
close sald mortgage. for condition broken and upou
said foreclosure viii sell at public auction al the saies
Of = p Adams q Co in Honolulu. on THURSDAY,
tue lSih Gay OF April le9 at y N. Of said day the
premises described IN said mortgage below specified
Further particulars can be had Of ASHFORD & ASH.
FohD attorneys az Law. KUN WO,
Mortgage.
Premises 20 be sold all the right title and inter
est Of said Nee Sing Wal Company in and TO certain
rlee and barana plantation at Waimano Eva Oahu
heretofore occupied by said Yec Sing Wal Company
aud nGudns an estate in fee in the land described In
four years TO run in the land described in Roval pa
tents Nos. io9 and si5, Apauas and g.
lhere are now growing said premises large area
OF bananas in fine bearing the balance Of the land he
ing available for rice culture.
Ierms-Cashi deeds at expense Of purchaser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
ROOM no LET

ITO LET, y PLEASANTLY SITU.
A aied room, furnished near the Hawaiian Hotel
private family suitable for either lady or gentleman
~ aGoIess 5 * Il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
dortsagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale
IN ACCORDANCEM WITH a POW

er OF SAFE contained in certain mortgage made by
Detem0tf les recorded in Liber IS page iiO Notice
Il hereby given that said MORTGAGE intends 10 fore
ciose SAID mortgage for condition broken and upon
alu foreclosure Will sell at public auction at the sales
room oi Adams Co. in Honolulu on MONDAY
te lsth Gay OF April, 1855. Il NJ Of said day tbe
premises descrl bed IN said mortgage below specified
Further particulars can be had of W C1sTIE. At
tofhe!-at-LAW HELEN NORTON
!, -, MORTGAGE.
sSIlOs1 IN u I loti 1853 TO Mamokuelua father
dled before the death Of Kamaii their daughter con
2inlnE an area OF l0ivo acres of land at Kaneohe
S1Lu- il05 4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
IUrIsagee,s MOT Notiee or Foreclosures 4 Ofsale.

~ ACCOfDANCE WITH a POW
sI ~ sale contained IN certain mortgage made by
DnppAahi 20 a Cartwright, dated the 3th dav of ~.
stnliDcll ~ recorded 10 iber 3D. page - and dnIv
s9s.Ensa 70 Cartwright Liber 81 page IS yotirs
= heiepy given that said mortgagce intends 10 for
slgse s1la mortgage. Tor condition broken and ,5nn
au VIII sell AZ public auction al 10 ssf
room i1oH 9i L 7 Adams q Co. IN Honolulu, on WoSDIy
le I'm gay o. April 1855, ~ y " of said dav H.
PIsnset Described IN said m0rigaueas below sreigi
Further particulars be had Of S. X CasrTr Al
'OiHey-AtLaW- A. j. CARTWRIGHT. JR,
t,rsf... o., So assignee of the Mortgage
~ -, maiSks' ~ Maui M more particularly described m
ID, ID. a 90 TO hoi containing an area Of 4i-ioo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
AOrtgngee's Notice of Foreclosure ( Of Sale.

/ ~ AOOOltOANCE W III 4 pow
a er OF sale contained in a certain u,ort.,,- -. =
Rats hekal 70 Fred LowreT dated the 5rd dsy u
= biy - reoorued In Liber 20, page - Notice
- nereby glseu that said mortgage intends 10 forc
Ia sa5 mortgsgc f9r condition broken and upou
rooms Of Z Adams lE Co. In H1noial1 -, v5,s-fitv
ne ilth day o. April 1885, at fs w. " said ay tbe
lesefioea In said mortgages below speeidcd
Iullhef particulars can be had Of W K CssrtE A.
o'Hei -a-ia"- FRED C.. LOWREY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
MOrtgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale

n ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
er ot sale contained in certain mortgage made by
DaSla ohlle TO Miss bingham, dated the l4th day
tee Is hereby given that said mortcaGee intends to
IorecIose sald mortgage for condition broken and
upon SAID foreclosure will sell at public auction AZ tb
SaieSro0ms Of Adams i Co, in Honolulu on MON
DAY the l2ih day OF April, 1886 Il NJ Of said dsy
the premises described in said mortgage as below sp
cited " " SFe
Further particulars can be had of W R Castle. At
'ornst' 'at-lsaW. E. h. BINGHAM
MOrtsagee.
Premises TO be sold are situated In waimea, 0shu.
All the undivided = Of said David Ohule in those pre
misses described in Il P 5gc5, L 4 1884 to KaCnuhc
containing an area of 4lOO of acre Also his shsre
Oahu. r,1s =,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
AoTIgagse.s 2 p Notlee % ForeeIasars 8 b sais.

n ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
1os5on n sa1s as CO isHsd y certain moresge made b.
of Nareh 10 y siaf{ 4 Hyde, dated ihe sfh day
aid sr % s1ai ~ .ala mo,rigage intends to forseoss
foreciosure ,-j III sAaltien broken and upon said
ian ds1 ~ a-f, 4 20 10 Henoluln. on MONDAY he
80 - a. Y ~ Of said day the pferi
H,..i lDeu N said mortgage a. below -1isifia
particulars can be had 81 v K Cssrfr A.
NARY i. HYDE
Premises 4, f,,. ofa - Moftaurce.
is r = si4ss-il more particularly aeseriht n n p
Aisa q i-i9 acres, good cane lad. -''---'-s -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Mortgages ) Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale
IN ACCORD ANltI, NH-r.I,rr -. -. :

nj % salc contained IN certain mortgage raafle b
DAVID Nahooiewa 20 Ida u Castle dafed 81 i a+I - ~
@ as' iso recorded in Liber 76. page 2f2 yotIes h
Ia sIse maj sald m9rieasee intends 10 foreciose
s .a MI s4se tol condition broken uud upon ssId
VII sell az public auction AZ the s5erro
~ s5,f 2 IL ADAMS 3 Co IN HoHoluu. on MONDiY fbe
III ~ ~ ~ o. april lt55. al u ~ Of aid M ,f
ugsS.lPeu tsq IN s9la mortgage as below specifed
torner-sfl 80 can Dc had o. F K CAsTLk At
IDA u CASTLE
prer,sz.. In .f.f Mortgage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

BTudstresf's says: We have not as vet the returns
showing the consumption for Europe bat those of
the United Kingdom and this country show that
the consumption, instead of increasing. has de.
creased IN January, as will be seen from the fol-
lowing figures:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

fIemses 70 be soId are: An those premises situated
AS L A i6i4 awarded to KeFnaifiiI ,, - ~
ilg , an area q .iUo acres: and being conyeyed 10
yl, page 2is. Good taro or rice land I'D, 'ssi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

I = " IUE WUTTI1TrT-
FTemises to be sold are: 1st-Apauas and 81 n.
yeysd 70 sald ka by deed recorded Liber 5j page 1
those premises dcscribed in x + a6- L G 4
8o5ft 70 Oilklt J0-lup acres az Keanae. Mani
Sfu-All those premises described I'm X r s,f5 In Es
hlimoku - l-iO acres az PahOa. Kooau Mani
4th -All those premises described In + i5is T. Z,
~; 10 hapof = acre az Honnkohau Maui
0h-All the right title and interest of ssa Kaii,,o
ku IN w acres at Waia1u and Pahoa Keanae, Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

PREMISES 20 be sold ares All those prersiss. -is,,
.lp Il; = Phsawsnl7 Moiokai more pariieuia-jT AZ
~, ~ - ln - - ot-t 2 4a2f. 70 Mipohiwi contain
- A'ie1s 80 ~ lathoms. Good cane land
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale
IN ACCORDA A NOE WIntI A nnrrr

4 er Of sale contained in certain MORTGAGE made nv
B hallimOku and kali to Honuakaha dated the f3fb
1ay OF November ls5 recorded In Liber s6 page ffs
dhly assigned 10 VIM Dean, May /. lssf Nofles H.
eisoy Eveh that said m0rtgagce intends 10 forecose
said mortgage. for condition broken and mon AID
will sell al public auction az the s4Iesroo5
o. Z Adams & Go, In Honolulu on MONDAY ne
l2th day Of April is. az Il M Of said day the preni
ses described IN said mortgage az below sbecfded
Further particulars can be had Of vs. II CAsrLE At
torhey at-LaN- WIN. DEAN,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30

Premises TO be sold ares All those premises Situated
IN ihagail4a, Waalua, Oahu more particularly de-
scrlDed IN X 7 3ilu, q lU9jj. Makuku, and rom
Veyed TO said Kaniuhaahaa by deed Of Nana ann
and only heir Of patenee dated 5lh NJ Is. IIli ft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-30
Nrw advertisements.
MOrtgagse'sNOtlce of Foreclosure & of Sale.

4 - CrCAAAS-AANN III w II y BNlh :
or OF sale contained in certain mortgage made by
haninhaahaa to Mrs johnson dated The f6tb
aay OF May 1888, recorded IN Lber a. page as Notjee
ls hereby given that SAID mOrtraeee Intends 10 fore
close SAID mortgage, for condition broken and 9pon
SAID foreeosnre viii sell at public auction al the saes
room Of Z Adams & Co. In Honolulu on N0NDsy
lhe l2th day Of April 1856, l. NJ Of said daT Inc
premises descrb bed in said mortgage az low srcid
Further particulars can be had Or W Il C.sIFfr A.
torneyatLaW' MRS. u. JOHNSON
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-12
Cameron Union at Work.

CAMERON, w. VA, May 6, 'S6.
DEAR MRS. JOHNSON:
will canvass this week and see
how many of our members I can
get TO take the FREEMAN.
Will give you short report of
ourselves.
We have just received six dollars
worth of literature. Had our
monthly public meeting, Saturday,
May LIST. It was a grand success,
the attendance far better than we
expected, Charlie Hollingshead
read a good selection, setting forth
the dangers in card-playing and
dram-drinking. Mrs. Howell read
part of DR.. Smiths address at
Mountain Lake, which was highly
appreciated.
Miss Hattie Reese read from I'm.
ion leafet, and Mrs. ALT Howard
did herself much credit by so ably
showing the bad effects of beer
drin king and the good of pure cold
water. We also had the Respon-
sive reading from the FREEMAN on
Liquor Laws. Revs. Pomeroy and
Ison each gave short but pointed
talks, wished us success and babe
us God speed.
The choir furnished excellent
music and altogether we had an
enjoyable and profitable time, and
feel that our Union is growing in
interest. AS for myself, am much
more interested in the work since
attending the Convention.
Yours in the work,
E. V. Hicks.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-12
Mrs. Leayitt in Australia.
Thousands out to Hear Her IN the
Theatre Royale.

We have the following from our
dear co-worker, Mrs, Love, Of Graf
ton:
81 have just received a letter
from my sister melbourne, Austria
liza, from which | send for Freeman
readers the following extract, re-
ferring to Mrs. Leavitt:
x x Mrs. Leavitt arrived
here to begin her work last week,
She is now staying with US, and |
have had the pleasure of hearing
her several times. She delivered
an address last evening, Sunday,
in the Theatre Royale, to an au.
dience of several thousand people.
She is most devoted to her mission
and is doing great good" x +
Sister Love adds this note:
81 am really sick myself and
dear mother still as helpless as a
babe. Wish I could see you that
we might strengthen each other,
recounting the mysterious work,
ings of Providence in our cause
For God and Home and Native
Land"
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-12
Warrington W. CT. .. at Home.
MANNINGToN, May

MANNINGToN, May 4.
W. G. T. U. EDITOR FREEMAN:
Last evening our Union was cat
Home" to few friends,
We wanted to show them how
snugly tie W. G. T. U. had gone
to housekeeping; and really our
room is d very pleasant one.
We had as opening exercises, our
usual Responsive Readings, follow
ed with prayer by Rev. Woodruff.
Miss Winnie Basnett recited a
roem, "Only Sixteen;" our Presi-
dent read an allegory from Union
Signal and your humble servant
followed with a sketch from John
B. Coughs Platform Echoes.
Mr.. Frank Burt responded to a
call for a speech, and he didn't
talk Prohibition party "a Bit" but
was "real good" talking W. c. T.
u, in very pleasant way. Cake
and lemonade were passed on wait
er8, and had you been present | am
sure you would have pronounced
our first effort at housekeeping,
success, from a social standpoint at
least.
The Good Templars, Prohibition
Club, and W. G. 7. U. are all ready
for work, and altogether We hope
to defeat those who are determined
to have license here.
Yours for the cause,
OLLIE BURT.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-12
Complimentary Resolutions by
Warrington w. C. T. g.

The following resolutions were
adopted at a meeting of the Man
nington Union, held April %:
"Your Committee on Resolutions
submit the following Report:
Whereas, In the events of life,
changes and removals are necessi-
tated which are attended with re-
grets and even sadness, as friends
are separated, and those who are
gone are missed by their friends,
and the good work they have en-
gagged in; and,
Whereas, Mrs. Phillips, one Of
the Vice Presidents of the w. G. T,
U. of Warrington, has removed
from our midst and State to reside
in another; therefore,
ReaOyved, LIST, That we deeply re-
greet her separation from US and
the work in our midst, which needs
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-12
Our State Convention.

Let every Union be setting its
af4Ir7 III order, preparatory to our
annual Convention, to be held at
Wptsburg, June 23d and Oath.
The State Executive and FL
nance Committees will meet on the
afternoon of the 22d. 1t is impor-
tant that every member be in at
tendance. Let the blanks sent out
by the Corresponding Secretary be
filled and returned, not later than
two aoe. Ks before the Convention.
The officers of each Union ex-
oeps Wee Presidents, are delegates
by virtue of their offices. Each
Uuion is entitled to one delegate at
large, and an additional delegate
for every twenty paying members
See to il that all dues are sent in
as ta1atjon in our State Conven.
tiou is the basis Of Representation
JANE A. JOHNSON,
Pres. State w. G. T. y.